The following was taken from a Sept 28, 1938 obituary, Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
" William E. Wilcox 70, a former employee of Inca ( or Inea) Manufacturing Company died of a cerebral hemorrhage at 7:45 o'clock last night at the Methodist Hospital.
Until three years ago Mr. Wilcox had been employed by the local industry for working ten years.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Anna; ; six daughters: Mrs. Frank Siteler of Payne O; Mrs Glen Case of Forest O; Mrs. William Adams, Mrs. Chester Shenefelt and Mrs. Fred Young, all of this city; and Miss Leonora Wilcox of Chicago; one son Harold Wilcox of this city; five sisters: Mrs. Mary Basore of McGuffey O; Mrs. John Reed of Roundhead, O; Mrs. Della Morris of Lima, O; Mrs. William Wilson of Bucyrus O; and sixteen grandchildren.
The body was taken to C. M. Sloan & Son's Funeral Home where it may be viewed after noon today. Funeral services are to be held in Payne, O.
" William E. Wilcox 70, a former employee of Inca ( or Inea) Manufacturing Company died of a cerebral hemorrhage at 7:45 o'clock last night at the Methodist Hospital.
Until three years ago Mr. Wilcox had been employed by the local industry for working ten years.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Anna; ; six daughters: Mrs. Frank Siteler of Payne O; Mrs Glen Case of Forest O; Mrs. William Adams, Mrs. Chester Shenefelt and Mrs. Fred Young, all of this city; and Miss Leonora Wilcox of Chicago; one son Harold Wilcox of this city; five sisters: Mrs. Mary Basore of McGuffey O; Mrs. John Reed of Roundhead, O; Mrs. Della Morris of Lima, O; Mrs. William Wilson of Bucyrus O; and sixteen grandchildren.
The body was taken to C. M. Sloan & Son's Funeral Home where it may be viewed after noon today. Funeral services are to be held in Payne, O.
The following was taken from a Sept 28, 1938 obituary, Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
" William E. Wilcox 70, a former employee of Inca ( or Inea) Manufacturing Company died of a cerebral hemorrhage at 7:45 o'clock last night at the Methodist Hospital.
Until three years ago Mr. Wilcox had been employed by the local industry for working ten years.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Anna; ; six daughters: Mrs. Frank Siteler of Payne O; Mrs Glen Case of Forest O; Mrs. William Adams, Mrs. Chester Shenefelt and Mrs. Fred Young, all of this city; and Miss Leonora Wilcox of Chicago; one son Harold Wilcox of this city; five sisters: Mrs. Mary Basore of McGuffey O; Mrs. John Reed of Roundhead, O; Mrs. Della Morris of Lima, O; Mrs. William Wilson of Bucyrus O; and sixteen grandchildren.
The body was taken to C. M. Sloan & Son's Funeral Home where it may be viewed after noon today. Funeral services are to be held in Payne, O.
" William E. Wilcox 70, a former employee of Inca ( or Inea) Manufacturing Company died of a cerebral hemorrhage at 7:45 o'clock last night at the Methodist Hospital.
Until three years ago Mr. Wilcox had been employed by the local industry for working ten years.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Anna; ; six daughters: Mrs. Frank Siteler of Payne O; Mrs Glen Case of Forest O; Mrs. William Adams, Mrs. Chester Shenefelt and Mrs. Fred Young, all of this city; and Miss Leonora Wilcox of Chicago; one son Harold Wilcox of this city; five sisters: Mrs. Mary Basore of McGuffey O; Mrs. John Reed of Roundhead, O; Mrs. Della Morris of Lima, O; Mrs. William Wilson of Bucyrus O; and sixteen grandchildren.
The body was taken to C. M. Sloan & Son's Funeral Home where it may be viewed after noon today. Funeral services are to be held in Payne, O.
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