Clark - Wesley Fletcher
WESLEY FLETCHER CLARK
Source: The Indianapolis Star - Wednesday 29 January 1913 p 5
After an illness of four hours the Rev. Wesley Fletcher Clark, 66 years old, died at his home in West Lafayette. Acute indigestion was the cause of death. He had attended a meeting of the Ministers' Association and while making a talk was taken sick. He was born in Waveland, Montgomery County, in 1847, and was educated at Terre Haute. He took up a theological course in the Garrett Biblical Institute at Evanston, Ill., and entered the Northwest Indiana Methodist Conference in 1877. He held charges at Yountsville, Jamestown, Newton, Zionsville, Dayton, Mulberry, Shawnee Mount and Kentland, Ind., and also had charges for five years in the state of Washington. He retired from active service in 1907. Since retiring he supplied churches at Raub, Stateline and Roachdale. The widow and L. L. Clark of Indianapolis, a brother, survive. - kbz