Newspaper clipping found in family documents Nov 2008
Frank Hash Dies of Fall Injuries
Hurt Several Days Ago in Drop from scaffolding to Oil Rig Floor
Frank Hash, 36, of Oklahoma City, who fell from scaffolding while dismantling an oil rig in the Bebee oil area, several days ago, died Wednesday morning at 10:10 o'clock at the local clinic to which he was brought for treatment.
Full extent of his injuries had not been determined his condition being such that a complete examination could not be made.
However, he had a broken leg and severe head injuries, he never regained consciousness after falling more than 20 feet to the floor of the derrick.
He was employed by Tom Gleasong, drilling contractor. Funeral arrangements are awaiting arrival of Mrs Nash [sic] from Oklahoma City.
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Funeral at Wilson Funeral Home, Fredonia, Kansas. Rev. C.O. Wilson.
Pall Bearers: Mr. Roy Wyant, Mr. Ed Marhofer, Mr. Lymon Harbin, Mr. Vernie Mellon, Mr. Frank Palmer, Mr. Walter Broderick.
Frank Hash Dies of Fall Injuries
Hurt Several Days Ago in Drop from scaffolding to Oil Rig Floor
Frank Hash, 36, of Oklahoma City, who fell from scaffolding while dismantling an oil rig in the Bebee oil area, several days ago, died Wednesday morning at 10:10 o'clock at the local clinic to which he was brought for treatment.
Full extent of his injuries had not been determined his condition being such that a complete examination could not be made.
However, he had a broken leg and severe head injuries, he never regained consciousness after falling more than 20 feet to the floor of the derrick.
He was employed by Tom Gleasong, drilling contractor. Funeral arrangements are awaiting arrival of Mrs Nash [sic] from Oklahoma City.
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Funeral at Wilson Funeral Home, Fredonia, Kansas. Rev. C.O. Wilson.
Pall Bearers: Mr. Roy Wyant, Mr. Ed Marhofer, Mr. Lymon Harbin, Mr. Vernie Mellon, Mr. Frank Palmer, Mr. Walter Broderick.
Newspaper clipping found in family documents Nov 2008
Frank Hash Dies of Fall Injuries
Hurt Several Days Ago in Drop from scaffolding to Oil Rig Floor
Frank Hash, 36, of Oklahoma City, who fell from scaffolding while dismantling an oil rig in the Bebee oil area, several days ago, died Wednesday morning at 10:10 o'clock at the local clinic to which he was brought for treatment.
Full extent of his injuries had not been determined his condition being such that a complete examination could not be made.
However, he had a broken leg and severe head injuries, he never regained consciousness after falling more than 20 feet to the floor of the derrick.
He was employed by Tom Gleasong, drilling contractor. Funeral arrangements are awaiting arrival of Mrs Nash [sic] from Oklahoma City.
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Funeral at Wilson Funeral Home, Fredonia, Kansas. Rev. C.O. Wilson.
Pall Bearers: Mr. Roy Wyant, Mr. Ed Marhofer, Mr. Lymon Harbin, Mr. Vernie Mellon, Mr. Frank Palmer, Mr. Walter Broderick.
Frank Hash Dies of Fall Injuries
Hurt Several Days Ago in Drop from scaffolding to Oil Rig Floor
Frank Hash, 36, of Oklahoma City, who fell from scaffolding while dismantling an oil rig in the Bebee oil area, several days ago, died Wednesday morning at 10:10 o'clock at the local clinic to which he was brought for treatment.
Full extent of his injuries had not been determined his condition being such that a complete examination could not be made.
However, he had a broken leg and severe head injuries, he never regained consciousness after falling more than 20 feet to the floor of the derrick.
He was employed by Tom Gleasong, drilling contractor. Funeral arrangements are awaiting arrival of Mrs Nash [sic] from Oklahoma City.
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Funeral at Wilson Funeral Home, Fredonia, Kansas. Rev. C.O. Wilson.
Pall Bearers: Mr. Roy Wyant, Mr. Ed Marhofer, Mr. Lymon Harbin, Mr. Vernie Mellon, Mr. Frank Palmer, Mr. Walter Broderick.
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