CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - COOPER Addie Mae Delozier

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MRS. ADDIE COOPER

Burial rites were conducted in the Magnet Cemetery Monday afternoon for 
Mrs. Addie Mae Cooper, 58, who died Friday in a Columbus hospital after 
several months’ illness. Funeral services were in the Seventh Day Adventist 
church in Bloomfield.

Addie Mae Delozier, daughters of Wm. E. Delozier and Martha Niday Delozier, 
was born January 23, 1899, on a farm near Bancroft, Nebr.

In 1907, at the age of eight years, she moved with the family to a farm near 
Magnet, where they resided until the year 1923. At that time they moved to a 
farm north of Bloomfield.

In the year 1932, she was united in marriage with Orrie Cooper of Bloomfield. 
To this union three children were born, Mary Alice Kline of Omaha, Ella Cooper 
of Columbus and one son Donald who passed away in infancy.

She became a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church of Bloomfield on March 
25, 1950.

The passed 3 ½ years she and her daughter Ella have made their home at Columbus.

There after an illness of four months, she passed away March 8th, 1957 in the 
St. Mary’s Hospital, at the age of 58 years, 1 month and 15 days.

Surviving are her two daughters, Mrs. Clayton Kline of Omaha and Miss Ella 
Coopers of Columbus; three grandsons and five brothers, Herman of Bloomfield, 
Lester of South Sioux City, Paul of Randolph, George of Norfolk and Roy of Grand 
Island.