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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1928
Page
4
City and Vicinity items report prices on groceries, a Phil Atheneas meeting at 125 Fifth Avenue with a valentine dress code, a lodge party, a conservation meeting, oil market speculation, amateur radio notices, a bridge club event, moving notices, a fish and seafood ads section, weather forecast, obituaries and social notices from Warren area including various clubs, shops, and church announcements.
Mrs. Orrin Hillburg of Eastmin street learned last night from Brocton that A. Pilkey died suddenly at his home. He was fifty two and in good health recently. Survived by wife, four daughters Celestine Mildred DeForest, and Mrs. Pilkey of Jamestown, plus Dr Brest Pilkey of Jamestown, and one son. Funeral services to be held in Brocton.
The body of Lae Tiltotson, a former Corny resident, was brought to the city today and taken to the Alexander & Company Undertaking parlors. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 3 o'clock, with burial in West Lawn cemetery. He was 79 years old. The message ends with an unclear postscript requesting finder return to Bath for service.
An enthusiastic meeting of Lieut A W Thompson Post Veterans of Foreign Wars was held at the club on Went Washington Street. The post began rifle practice at the State Armory each Monday with Roy Rickerson coaching. A new open discussion period was started, social events draw larger crowds, and dues for the VF W Building Association are now payable. Mrs William Jefferson attempted suicide by swallowing iodine at Meadville, citing domestic troubles. she was taken to Spencer hospital with expected recovery.
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