Funeral services for Albert A. Cox 57, of 8541 Ulery Road, New Carlisle,were held at 1:30 pm. Wednesday in the Trostel-Chapman Funeral Home.The Rev. Clyde Lehman of the Donnelsville Church of the Brethern officiated. Mr Cox died at 6:35 am. Sunday Jan.3 in Mercy Medical Center. He had
received severe head and neck lacerations on December 14, when he was pulled head-first into the beaters of a chopper wagon. The accident occurred near his home. Mr Cox was a farmer all his life and had lived in the same house in which he was born July 14,1916. He was the son of Alfred and Anna Mary Hoke Cox. He is survived by his wife, Anice; two sons, James and Phillip,both at home; two brothers Earl of Greensburg, Pa, and Raymond of New Carlisle;three sisters, Miss Helen Cox and Mrs Roy ( Dorothy )Young of New Carlisle and Mrs Jerry (Mary Emma) Sharp of North Vernon, Indiana.Burial took place in Myers Cemetery, North Hampton, Ohio
received severe head and neck lacerations on December 14, when he was pulled head-first into the beaters of a chopper wagon. The accident occurred near his home. Mr Cox was a farmer all his life and had lived in the same house in which he was born July 14,1916. He was the son of Alfred and Anna Mary Hoke Cox. He is survived by his wife, Anice; two sons, James and Phillip,both at home; two brothers Earl of Greensburg, Pa, and Raymond of New Carlisle;three sisters, Miss Helen Cox and Mrs Roy ( Dorothy )Young of New Carlisle and Mrs Jerry (Mary Emma) Sharp of North Vernon, Indiana.Burial took place in Myers Cemetery, North Hampton, Ohio
Funeral services for Albert A. Cox 57, of 8541 Ulery Road, New Carlisle,were held at 1:30 pm. Wednesday in the Trostel-Chapman Funeral Home.The Rev. Clyde Lehman of the Donnelsville Church of the Brethern officiated. Mr Cox died at 6:35 am. Sunday Jan.3 in Mercy Medical Center. He had
received severe head and neck lacerations on December 14, when he was pulled head-first into the beaters of a chopper wagon. The accident occurred near his home. Mr Cox was a farmer all his life and had lived in the same house in which he was born July 14,1916. He was the son of Alfred and Anna Mary Hoke Cox. He is survived by his wife, Anice; two sons, James and Phillip,both at home; two brothers Earl of Greensburg, Pa, and Raymond of New Carlisle;three sisters, Miss Helen Cox and Mrs Roy ( Dorothy )Young of New Carlisle and Mrs Jerry (Mary Emma) Sharp of North Vernon, Indiana.Burial took place in Myers Cemetery, North Hampton, Ohio
received severe head and neck lacerations on December 14, when he was pulled head-first into the beaters of a chopper wagon. The accident occurred near his home. Mr Cox was a farmer all his life and had lived in the same house in which he was born July 14,1916. He was the son of Alfred and Anna Mary Hoke Cox. He is survived by his wife, Anice; two sons, James and Phillip,both at home; two brothers Earl of Greensburg, Pa, and Raymond of New Carlisle;three sisters, Miss Helen Cox and Mrs Roy ( Dorothy )Young of New Carlisle and Mrs Jerry (Mary Emma) Sharp of North Vernon, Indiana.Burial took place in Myers Cemetery, North Hampton, Ohio
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