Crawfordsville Review Tues May 23, 1916 p 6- Otto E. Quillen, aged 38 and one of the well known young farmers of the county died at the family home one half mile west of Round Hill Monday night at 9:30 after a brief illness of peritonitis. Mr. Quillen was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Quillen of the same neighborhood. He married Elma Conn of this city and to the union two children were born. He was for several years a resident of this city being an employee of the Bischof store where he made a wide and lasting acquaintance among the trades people of this community. Mr. Quillen was one of the progressive men of his community and the news of his untimely death will come as a great shock to those who knew him well in life. The funeral service will be held at the Round Hill church Wed morning at 10 and will be in charge of Rev. Antrobus of the Baptist Church. The burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may view the remains at the home but the coffin will not be opened at the church.