Lee B. Looney. In the fertile and productive agricultural community of Spring Creek township, a name that is recognized as belonging to a progressive farmer and substantial citizen is that of Lee B. Looney. Mr. Looney was born in Miami county, a son of George W. Looney, who was a farmer in this locality for many years and was a man of standing and general worth. After following the usual custom of farmers' sons of his day and locality, in attending the district schools during the winter terms and assisting his father during the summer months, Lee B. Looney began agricultural operations on his own account in young manhood, and has continued to follow the pursuits of the soil to the present time, with constantly increasing success. His industry and intelligent treatment of the soil have combined to make his ventures prosperous, while his policy of straightforward dealing has served to make his name honored among his associates. He did a good citizen's duty during the World war period in the way of supporting the enterprises of the Government, and his actions in civic matters have also been commendable. Mr. Looney married Miss Lindeam Long, and to this union there has been born one son, Lee B., Jr.