Ionia Standard, 27 May 1904
Andrew J. Whitney, a prominent farmer of Ronald, where he has been a resident 40 years, dropped dead about 6 o'clock Monday evening, while in the field. He had been warned by his physician against any work or unusual exercise, and had obeyed as well as a man of active habits usually does; but he went into the field to watch his man plow, and took hold to show him how. He died at the plow. The trouble was heart disease.
His age was 74, and he leaves a wife and four children. Funeral at family residence on Thursday morning at 10:30. Interment in North Plains cemetery.
Andrew J. Whitney, a prominent farmer of Ronald, where he has been a resident 40 years, dropped dead about 6 o'clock Monday evening, while in the field. He had been warned by his physician against any work or unusual exercise, and had obeyed as well as a man of active habits usually does; but he went into the field to watch his man plow, and took hold to show him how. He died at the plow. The trouble was heart disease.
His age was 74, and he leaves a wife and four children. Funeral at family residence on Thursday morning at 10:30. Interment in North Plains cemetery.
Ionia Standard, 27 May 1904
Andrew J. Whitney, a prominent farmer of Ronald, where he has been a resident 40 years, dropped dead about 6 o'clock Monday evening, while in the field. He had been warned by his physician against any work or unusual exercise, and had obeyed as well as a man of active habits usually does; but he went into the field to watch his man plow, and took hold to show him how. He died at the plow. The trouble was heart disease.
His age was 74, and he leaves a wife and four children. Funeral at family residence on Thursday morning at 10:30. Interment in North Plains cemetery.
Andrew J. Whitney, a prominent farmer of Ronald, where he has been a resident 40 years, dropped dead about 6 o'clock Monday evening, while in the field. He had been warned by his physician against any work or unusual exercise, and had obeyed as well as a man of active habits usually does; but he went into the field to watch his man plow, and took hold to show him how. He died at the plow. The trouble was heart disease.
His age was 74, and he leaves a wife and four children. Funeral at family residence on Thursday morning at 10:30. Interment in North Plains cemetery.
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