Charles Wesley Rose, was a native of Ross County , born on April 21, 1913 , the son of George E. and Mary (Baxter) Rose. His mother, Mrs. Mary Rose still survives and resides on Chillicothe Rt. 2. Also surviving is his wife, Viola Mae (Jones) Rose; four sons, Wilbur Wesley, Clinton Daniel, Samuel Lee, and Gerald Leo Rose, and two daughters, Wilma Jean and Sarah Mae Rose, all at home; three brothers, Henry Rose and Andy Rose, both of Waverly, Rt. 3 and William Rose of Chillicothe, Rt. 7; and two sisters, Mrs. Clara Cisco and Mrs. Sadie Lewis, both of Waverly, Rt. 3. The body is at the A. H. Boyer Funeral Home in Waverly pending funeral arrangements." [ Hay Hollow Cemetery] 13 Apr 1961
Father Of Six Crushed To Death
A Pike County father of six children died Tuesday afternoon in Pike County Hospital as a result of severe chest injuries sustained three hours earlier in an accident on the Everett Streitenberger farm near Omega.
Pike County Sheriff Jesse H. Foster reported Charles Rose, 47, Rt. 2, Chillicothe, died of a crushed chest which resulted when he was pinned between a truck and the wall of a corn crib. The mishap occurred at approximately 11:40 A. M. when Rose was working on the farm with Streitenberger, William Anderson and Walter Anderson. According to Sheriff Foster the victim was standing in the rear of the corn crib behind the truck when Walter Anderson moved the vehicle in order to line it up in a straight position. Rose apparently moved and was hit and rolled by the bed of the truck and crushed against the crib, the sheriff stated.
His fellow workers rushed the injured man to Pike County Hospital where he died at about 3 P. M. Rose and his family reside on the old Accord homestead in Jackson Township located on the River Road [now Watson Road ] between State Rt. 335 and Richmond Dale.
Father Of Six Crushed To Death
A Pike County father of six children died Tuesday afternoon in Pike County Hospital as a result of severe chest injuries sustained three hours earlier in an accident on the Everett Streitenberger farm near Omega.
Pike County Sheriff Jesse H. Foster reported Charles Rose, 47, Rt. 2, Chillicothe, died of a crushed chest which resulted when he was pinned between a truck and the wall of a corn crib. The mishap occurred at approximately 11:40 A. M. when Rose was working on the farm with Streitenberger, William Anderson and Walter Anderson. According to Sheriff Foster the victim was standing in the rear of the corn crib behind the truck when Walter Anderson moved the vehicle in order to line it up in a straight position. Rose apparently moved and was hit and rolled by the bed of the truck and crushed against the crib, the sheriff stated.
His fellow workers rushed the injured man to Pike County Hospital where he died at about 3 P. M. Rose and his family reside on the old Accord homestead in Jackson Township located on the River Road [now Watson Road ] between State Rt. 335 and Richmond Dale.
Charles Wesley Rose, was a native of Ross County , born on April 21, 1913 , the son of George E. and Mary (Baxter) Rose. His mother, Mrs. Mary Rose still survives and resides on Chillicothe Rt. 2. Also surviving is his wife, Viola Mae (Jones) Rose; four sons, Wilbur Wesley, Clinton Daniel, Samuel Lee, and Gerald Leo Rose, and two daughters, Wilma Jean and Sarah Mae Rose, all at home; three brothers, Henry Rose and Andy Rose, both of Waverly, Rt. 3 and William Rose of Chillicothe, Rt. 7; and two sisters, Mrs. Clara Cisco and Mrs. Sadie Lewis, both of Waverly, Rt. 3. The body is at the A. H. Boyer Funeral Home in Waverly pending funeral arrangements." [ Hay Hollow Cemetery] 13 Apr 1961
Father Of Six Crushed To Death
A Pike County father of six children died Tuesday afternoon in Pike County Hospital as a result of severe chest injuries sustained three hours earlier in an accident on the Everett Streitenberger farm near Omega.
Pike County Sheriff Jesse H. Foster reported Charles Rose, 47, Rt. 2, Chillicothe, died of a crushed chest which resulted when he was pinned between a truck and the wall of a corn crib. The mishap occurred at approximately 11:40 A. M. when Rose was working on the farm with Streitenberger, William Anderson and Walter Anderson. According to Sheriff Foster the victim was standing in the rear of the corn crib behind the truck when Walter Anderson moved the vehicle in order to line it up in a straight position. Rose apparently moved and was hit and rolled by the bed of the truck and crushed against the crib, the sheriff stated.
His fellow workers rushed the injured man to Pike County Hospital where he died at about 3 P. M. Rose and his family reside on the old Accord homestead in Jackson Township located on the River Road [now Watson Road ] between State Rt. 335 and Richmond Dale.
Father Of Six Crushed To Death
A Pike County father of six children died Tuesday afternoon in Pike County Hospital as a result of severe chest injuries sustained three hours earlier in an accident on the Everett Streitenberger farm near Omega.
Pike County Sheriff Jesse H. Foster reported Charles Rose, 47, Rt. 2, Chillicothe, died of a crushed chest which resulted when he was pinned between a truck and the wall of a corn crib. The mishap occurred at approximately 11:40 A. M. when Rose was working on the farm with Streitenberger, William Anderson and Walter Anderson. According to Sheriff Foster the victim was standing in the rear of the corn crib behind the truck when Walter Anderson moved the vehicle in order to line it up in a straight position. Rose apparently moved and was hit and rolled by the bed of the truck and crushed against the crib, the sheriff stated.
His fellow workers rushed the injured man to Pike County Hospital where he died at about 3 P. M. Rose and his family reside on the old Accord homestead in Jackson Township located on the River Road [now Watson Road ] between State Rt. 335 and Richmond Dale.
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