Madison Courier
Madison, Indiana
June 16, 1965
Saint Elmo Alexander, 66, Bedford, was accidentally killed yesterday morning when a shotgun fell from a gunrack, shooting him in the abdomen.
The retired farmer's death was ruled accidental by Trimble County coroner Vincent Oakley.
Alexander, a lifetime resident of Bedford, is survived by six brothers: Ernest, Nervil, and Leslie, Bedford; Herbert, Carrollton; Hurley, Corn Creek; and Hubert, of Florida; and two sisters: Mrs. Naomi Mershall and Mrs. Pearl Newby, Bedford.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Bedford Methodist Church. Burial will be at Bedford Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Randsdell Funeral Home in Bedford.
Transcribed by: GenealogyGirl
I would personally like to thank Viv Stewart for photographing this memorial for me.
Madison, Indiana
June 16, 1965
Saint Elmo Alexander, 66, Bedford, was accidentally killed yesterday morning when a shotgun fell from a gunrack, shooting him in the abdomen.
The retired farmer's death was ruled accidental by Trimble County coroner Vincent Oakley.
Alexander, a lifetime resident of Bedford, is survived by six brothers: Ernest, Nervil, and Leslie, Bedford; Herbert, Carrollton; Hurley, Corn Creek; and Hubert, of Florida; and two sisters: Mrs. Naomi Mershall and Mrs. Pearl Newby, Bedford.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Bedford Methodist Church. Burial will be at Bedford Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Randsdell Funeral Home in Bedford.
Transcribed by: GenealogyGirl
I would personally like to thank Viv Stewart for photographing this memorial for me.
Madison Courier
Madison, Indiana
June 16, 1965
Saint Elmo Alexander, 66, Bedford, was accidentally killed yesterday morning when a shotgun fell from a gunrack, shooting him in the abdomen.
The retired farmer's death was ruled accidental by Trimble County coroner Vincent Oakley.
Alexander, a lifetime resident of Bedford, is survived by six brothers: Ernest, Nervil, and Leslie, Bedford; Herbert, Carrollton; Hurley, Corn Creek; and Hubert, of Florida; and two sisters: Mrs. Naomi Mershall and Mrs. Pearl Newby, Bedford.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Bedford Methodist Church. Burial will be at Bedford Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Randsdell Funeral Home in Bedford.
Transcribed by: GenealogyGirl
I would personally like to thank Viv Stewart for photographing this memorial for me.
Madison, Indiana
June 16, 1965
Saint Elmo Alexander, 66, Bedford, was accidentally killed yesterday morning when a shotgun fell from a gunrack, shooting him in the abdomen.
The retired farmer's death was ruled accidental by Trimble County coroner Vincent Oakley.
Alexander, a lifetime resident of Bedford, is survived by six brothers: Ernest, Nervil, and Leslie, Bedford; Herbert, Carrollton; Hurley, Corn Creek; and Hubert, of Florida; and two sisters: Mrs. Naomi Mershall and Mrs. Pearl Newby, Bedford.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Bedford Methodist Church. Burial will be at Bedford Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Randsdell Funeral Home in Bedford.
Transcribed by: GenealogyGirl
I would personally like to thank Viv Stewart for photographing this memorial for me.
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