Ernest C. Chilcott,
Burnettsville, Dies
Ernest C. Chilcott, 53, mail carrier
for the Lucerne rural route,
died unexpectly at 6:35 a.m. Wednesday
at his home in Burnettsville,
after suffering a heart attack.
He had been a rural mail carrier
since 1927, starting for the
Burnettsville post office and transferring
to Lucerne in 1935.
A lifelong resident of Burnettsville,
he was born July 11, 1905,
the son of Charles and Jennie
Love Chilcott. He was a member
of the Burnettsville Methodist
church and the Burnettsville Masonic
lodge.
Surviving are his wife, Martha;
two sons, Charles and Joseph; a
daughter, Elizabeth Jane, all at
home; and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret
Tobias, Burnettsville, and
Mrs: Harley Hood, Washington,
D. C.
Friends may call after 7 p.m.
Wednesday at the Fisher funeral
home. Rites are pending,
Logansport, Indiana, Pharos-Tribue
Wednesday Evening, January 28, 1959
Burnettsville, Dies
Ernest C. Chilcott, 53, mail carrier
for the Lucerne rural route,
died unexpectly at 6:35 a.m. Wednesday
at his home in Burnettsville,
after suffering a heart attack.
He had been a rural mail carrier
since 1927, starting for the
Burnettsville post office and transferring
to Lucerne in 1935.
A lifelong resident of Burnettsville,
he was born July 11, 1905,
the son of Charles and Jennie
Love Chilcott. He was a member
of the Burnettsville Methodist
church and the Burnettsville Masonic
lodge.
Surviving are his wife, Martha;
two sons, Charles and Joseph; a
daughter, Elizabeth Jane, all at
home; and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret
Tobias, Burnettsville, and
Mrs: Harley Hood, Washington,
D. C.
Friends may call after 7 p.m.
Wednesday at the Fisher funeral
home. Rites are pending,
Logansport, Indiana, Pharos-Tribue
Wednesday Evening, January 28, 1959
Ernest C. Chilcott,
Burnettsville, Dies
Ernest C. Chilcott, 53, mail carrier
for the Lucerne rural route,
died unexpectly at 6:35 a.m. Wednesday
at his home in Burnettsville,
after suffering a heart attack.
He had been a rural mail carrier
since 1927, starting for the
Burnettsville post office and transferring
to Lucerne in 1935.
A lifelong resident of Burnettsville,
he was born July 11, 1905,
the son of Charles and Jennie
Love Chilcott. He was a member
of the Burnettsville Methodist
church and the Burnettsville Masonic
lodge.
Surviving are his wife, Martha;
two sons, Charles and Joseph; a
daughter, Elizabeth Jane, all at
home; and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret
Tobias, Burnettsville, and
Mrs: Harley Hood, Washington,
D. C.
Friends may call after 7 p.m.
Wednesday at the Fisher funeral
home. Rites are pending,
Logansport, Indiana, Pharos-Tribue
Wednesday Evening, January 28, 1959
Burnettsville, Dies
Ernest C. Chilcott, 53, mail carrier
for the Lucerne rural route,
died unexpectly at 6:35 a.m. Wednesday
at his home in Burnettsville,
after suffering a heart attack.
He had been a rural mail carrier
since 1927, starting for the
Burnettsville post office and transferring
to Lucerne in 1935.
A lifelong resident of Burnettsville,
he was born July 11, 1905,
the son of Charles and Jennie
Love Chilcott. He was a member
of the Burnettsville Methodist
church and the Burnettsville Masonic
lodge.
Surviving are his wife, Martha;
two sons, Charles and Joseph; a
daughter, Elizabeth Jane, all at
home; and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret
Tobias, Burnettsville, and
Mrs: Harley Hood, Washington,
D. C.
Friends may call after 7 p.m.
Wednesday at the Fisher funeral
home. Rites are pending,
Logansport, Indiana, Pharos-Tribue
Wednesday Evening, January 28, 1959
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