Reverend Horton B. Green Dies at 72 in Dixon Home
Rev Horton B. Green, longtime Iowa Methodist minister, died suddenly at his Dixon home Monday morning at about 10:30 after a period of illness. He was 72 years old, born in Ohio, and survived by his wife Florence Greeley and a brother in California. Funeral services were held Wednesday, with burial at Dunshee cemetery beside his parents.
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