CHARLES OTIS WILSON
1930-1960
 
Otis Wilson, 30 Killed Thursday In Slate Fall
  
Funeral services were conducted at 10:00 a.m. Sunday for Charles Otis
Wilson, 30, who was killed in a slate fall in a coal mine at Offutt
January 28 1960 at 11:00 a.m.
  
The son of James and Emma Murphy Wilson of Offutt, he was born
February 1 1930, at Offutt and had lived there most of his life with
the exception of some time spent in Detroit where he was employed as
a factory worker.
  
Surviving besides his parents are his wife, Gladys Casto Wilson, to
whom he was married December 19 1956, in Clay, W. Va. Also surviving
are four brothers, Cecil Wilson, Staffordsville; Thomas Wilson, Boons
Camp; Henry Wilson, Detriot, Michigan; James H. Wilson, Long Island,
N.Y.; four sisters, Mrs. Otto Price, Freeburn; Mrs. Ernest Ward,
River; Miss Imogene Wilson, Offutt; Mrs. Henry Hensley, White House.
  
Services were held at the home of his parents with Claude Preston as
officiating minister.
  
Music was by the Staffordsville Quartet.
  
Burial was in the Gambill Cemetery at River.
     

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