Nov. 1930
FORMER BOXLEY
MAN DIED MONDAY
AT NOBLESVILLE

Calvin Hines, ages 65, a son of L. C. Hines, a furniture maker and undertaker at Boxley in its early days, died Monday night at the home of his only brother county auditor, A. J. Hines of Noblesville.
Funeral services were held Thursday at East Union with burial in cemetery nearby.
The widow died a year ago at Indianapolis where they had resided for many years.
Three children, who survive are Mrs. Gerald Cook of Indianapolis, Mrs. Sidney Guswold of Detroit and----------------------


HAMILTON COUNTY LEDGER
November 4, 1930

DEATH OF CALVIN HINES MONDAY NIGHT
-------------------------------Was a Brother of County Auditor A. J. Hines

Calvin Hines, aged sixty-five, died Monday night at the home of his brother, County Auditor, A. J. Hines, 1517 Morton Street, following an illness of a month resulting from bowel and heart trouble. He resided at Indianapolis but he has been making his home with his brother here since early in the fall. It is said that his condition did not become serious until a short time before his death.
His wife died a year ago last August and a short time before the death of Mrs. Hines they lost a son. The following children survive: Mrs. Gerald Cook, of Indianapolis; Mrs. Sidney Griswold, of Detroit, and Charles Hines, of Stockland, Ill.
With the exception of the County Auditor, he is the last of a large family of children born to Mr. and Mrs. Lindley C. Hines who came to this county about the time of the civil war and settled in the vicinity of Boxleytown.
Lindley Hines was a leader of the community. By trade he was a cabinet maker, served as an undertaker when people died and then preached their funerals.
The funeral will be held at the East Union Christian church, west of Atlanta, at 10:30 o'clock, Thursday morning, and the interment will take place in the cemetery near the church.