Dresden Enterprise April 3, 1936 Heart Attack Fatal to Well Known Man Bob PEERY, one of the best known men of the Ore Springs vicinity, succumbed on Wednesday to a heart attack at the home of his brother Jeff PEERY, of the Jean's mill neighborhood. At a late hour Wednesday, the funeral arrangements had not been completed, except that the funeral and intermenet will be at West Union Thursday. Dresden Enterprise April 10, 1936 Ore Springs Column Robert PEERY was born February 22, 1862; died April 1, 1936, age 74 years, one month and nine days; was married to Miss Lillian White ATKINSON, December 16, 1888. One child was born, it dying in infancy. His wife died September 30, 1889. Since that time, he has made his home with his sister, Mrs. Mattie STAFFORD, until a short time ago,when he moved to the home of his brother, Mr. Jep PEERY, where he was taken sick with high blood pressure and heart trouble, being onlya short time. He was taken sick with high blood pressure and heart trouble, living only a short time. He was converted in early life and united with the Presbyterian church where he lived a faithful member until death. He leaves three brothers, Bob George and Jep PEERY; two sisters, Miss Lula PEERY, and Mrs. Mattie STAFFORD, and a host of relatives and friends to mourn his going. Funeral at West Union Thursday with services conducted by Rev. S. C. GARDNER, Winstead, Jones, Bowlin Bros. in charge.