Obituary appears in the Hydro Oklahoma Review 13 November 1913
W. R. BIELBY
The town was shocked Friday afternoon with the report that while playing a friendly game of pool at the Bandy and Newton Hall, and in apparently good health , W. F. Bielby had suffered a stroke of paralysis, rendering him unconscious. He was taken to the Commercial Hotel medical aid, his wife and mother summoned. He died Saturday afternoon about 24 hours after the attack. He was taken to his home Sunday and buried Tuesday, funeral services were conducted from the Bethel many from here attended the funeral. The deepest sympathy is expressed for the bereaved family.
Contributor: Mary Achterhof (49442228)
W. R. BIELBY
The town was shocked Friday afternoon with the report that while playing a friendly game of pool at the Bandy and Newton Hall, and in apparently good health , W. F. Bielby had suffered a stroke of paralysis, rendering him unconscious. He was taken to the Commercial Hotel medical aid, his wife and mother summoned. He died Saturday afternoon about 24 hours after the attack. He was taken to his home Sunday and buried Tuesday, funeral services were conducted from the Bethel many from here attended the funeral. The deepest sympathy is expressed for the bereaved family.
Contributor: Mary Achterhof (49442228)
Obituary appears in the Hydro Oklahoma Review 13 November 1913
W. R. BIELBY
The town was shocked Friday afternoon with the report that while playing a friendly game of pool at the Bandy and Newton Hall, and in apparently good health , W. F. Bielby had suffered a stroke of paralysis, rendering him unconscious. He was taken to the Commercial Hotel medical aid, his wife and mother summoned. He died Saturday afternoon about 24 hours after the attack. He was taken to his home Sunday and buried Tuesday, funeral services were conducted from the Bethel many from here attended the funeral. The deepest sympathy is expressed for the bereaved family.
Contributor: Mary Achterhof (49442228)
W. R. BIELBY
The town was shocked Friday afternoon with the report that while playing a friendly game of pool at the Bandy and Newton Hall, and in apparently good health , W. F. Bielby had suffered a stroke of paralysis, rendering him unconscious. He was taken to the Commercial Hotel medical aid, his wife and mother summoned. He died Saturday afternoon about 24 hours after the attack. He was taken to his home Sunday and buried Tuesday, funeral services were conducted from the Bethel many from here attended the funeral. The deepest sympathy is expressed for the bereaved family.
Contributor: Mary Achterhof (49442228)
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