From the Montrose Daily Press, Montrose CO 7 Nov 1922
J. J. CORBUT, WELL KNOWN RESIDENT, DIED LAST NIGHT
J. J. Corbut well known resident and head of the bee industry here.
He passed away at his home, 100 Maple Avenue, at 10:30 Monday night after
sufferring several years from heart trouble. For the past few weeks he
has been feeling badly but on Monday was up and seemed better than
usual, until in the evening when he was taken with a worse form of his
trouble which proved fatal. For over twenty years Mr. Corbut has resided in Montrose and during all of that time has been engaged in the bee business in which he made
quite a success. Last summer he realized that he could not live until next year so he made a special effort to get his bees in the best condition Possible and to leave his business so it could be carried on successfully after his death. In business and social circles he has been thought of very highly and his death is a blow not only to his family
but to his friends and acquaintances as well.
John J Corbut was born Feb. 11 1854 in Brooklyn, N. Y. and about 40 years ago was married in Warrensburg Missouri to Miss Mary Slckes. Four children were born to
the couple, one of whom died in infancy. The other three are Mrs Bonnie Moore, wife of W. R .Moore, Miss Hazel Corbut and W. S. Corbut all of Montrose. The family arrived
here in 1899 from Oklahoma making the trip in a wagon. For over 25 years Mr Corbut was
a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen which he Joined at at Pawnee, Oklahoma. He was not a member of any church but since the pastorale here of
Rev. Cassel, has been interested in the Congregational church.
A number of relatives are to be heard from and until comunications have been received the funeral arrangements are not yet completed.
J. J. CORBUT, WELL KNOWN RESIDENT, DIED LAST NIGHT
J. J. Corbut well known resident and head of the bee industry here.
He passed away at his home, 100 Maple Avenue, at 10:30 Monday night after
sufferring several years from heart trouble. For the past few weeks he
has been feeling badly but on Monday was up and seemed better than
usual, until in the evening when he was taken with a worse form of his
trouble which proved fatal. For over twenty years Mr. Corbut has resided in Montrose and during all of that time has been engaged in the bee business in which he made
quite a success. Last summer he realized that he could not live until next year so he made a special effort to get his bees in the best condition Possible and to leave his business so it could be carried on successfully after his death. In business and social circles he has been thought of very highly and his death is a blow not only to his family
but to his friends and acquaintances as well.
John J Corbut was born Feb. 11 1854 in Brooklyn, N. Y. and about 40 years ago was married in Warrensburg Missouri to Miss Mary Slckes. Four children were born to
the couple, one of whom died in infancy. The other three are Mrs Bonnie Moore, wife of W. R .Moore, Miss Hazel Corbut and W. S. Corbut all of Montrose. The family arrived
here in 1899 from Oklahoma making the trip in a wagon. For over 25 years Mr Corbut was
a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen which he Joined at at Pawnee, Oklahoma. He was not a member of any church but since the pastorale here of
Rev. Cassel, has been interested in the Congregational church.
A number of relatives are to be heard from and until comunications have been received the funeral arrangements are not yet completed.
From the Montrose Daily Press, Montrose CO 7 Nov 1922
J. J. CORBUT, WELL KNOWN RESIDENT, DIED LAST NIGHT
J. J. Corbut well known resident and head of the bee industry here.
He passed away at his home, 100 Maple Avenue, at 10:30 Monday night after
sufferring several years from heart trouble. For the past few weeks he
has been feeling badly but on Monday was up and seemed better than
usual, until in the evening when he was taken with a worse form of his
trouble which proved fatal. For over twenty years Mr. Corbut has resided in Montrose and during all of that time has been engaged in the bee business in which he made
quite a success. Last summer he realized that he could not live until next year so he made a special effort to get his bees in the best condition Possible and to leave his business so it could be carried on successfully after his death. In business and social circles he has been thought of very highly and his death is a blow not only to his family
but to his friends and acquaintances as well.
John J Corbut was born Feb. 11 1854 in Brooklyn, N. Y. and about 40 years ago was married in Warrensburg Missouri to Miss Mary Slckes. Four children were born to
the couple, one of whom died in infancy. The other three are Mrs Bonnie Moore, wife of W. R .Moore, Miss Hazel Corbut and W. S. Corbut all of Montrose. The family arrived
here in 1899 from Oklahoma making the trip in a wagon. For over 25 years Mr Corbut was
a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen which he Joined at at Pawnee, Oklahoma. He was not a member of any church but since the pastorale here of
Rev. Cassel, has been interested in the Congregational church.
A number of relatives are to be heard from and until comunications have been received the funeral arrangements are not yet completed.
J. J. CORBUT, WELL KNOWN RESIDENT, DIED LAST NIGHT
J. J. Corbut well known resident and head of the bee industry here.
He passed away at his home, 100 Maple Avenue, at 10:30 Monday night after
sufferring several years from heart trouble. For the past few weeks he
has been feeling badly but on Monday was up and seemed better than
usual, until in the evening when he was taken with a worse form of his
trouble which proved fatal. For over twenty years Mr. Corbut has resided in Montrose and during all of that time has been engaged in the bee business in which he made
quite a success. Last summer he realized that he could not live until next year so he made a special effort to get his bees in the best condition Possible and to leave his business so it could be carried on successfully after his death. In business and social circles he has been thought of very highly and his death is a blow not only to his family
but to his friends and acquaintances as well.
John J Corbut was born Feb. 11 1854 in Brooklyn, N. Y. and about 40 years ago was married in Warrensburg Missouri to Miss Mary Slckes. Four children were born to
the couple, one of whom died in infancy. The other three are Mrs Bonnie Moore, wife of W. R .Moore, Miss Hazel Corbut and W. S. Corbut all of Montrose. The family arrived
here in 1899 from Oklahoma making the trip in a wagon. For over 25 years Mr Corbut was
a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen which he Joined at at Pawnee, Oklahoma. He was not a member of any church but since the pastorale here of
Rev. Cassel, has been interested in the Congregational church.
A number of relatives are to be heard from and until comunications have been received the funeral arrangements are not yet completed.
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