A. G. STOUDER, one of the business men of Troy, Ohio, is president of the Hobart Electric Manufacturing Company, and has been a resident of this city since 1888. He was born near Muncie, Indiana.

Mr. Stouder was about six years of age when the family moved from Indiana to Iowa, where he was reared and educated. His mother died in the latter state. He was variously employed during his younger career in business and traveled extensively in the different sections of the United States. In 1888 he took up his residence in Troy, Ohio, and at that time, established the Troy Sunshade Company; he continued with that enterprise some ten or twelve years, then sold out, and with others purchased the Hobart Electric Manufacturing plant, of which he has since served as president. He is a stock holder and director of the Carriage Sunshade Company at the present time. He also is a member of the Troy Club.