Services Pending For Hardesty Man
Funeral services for T. W. Silsbee, 71, of Hardesty, father of Mrs. E. L. Smith of Guymon, will be held at 4:00 p.m., Sunday in Hardesty at the Mission Church.
Silsbee, who farmed three miles east of Range before he became an invalid 23 years ago, died early Friday morning.
Survivors besides Mrs. Smith are his wife, two other daughters, Mrs. Harold Tedrick of Hardesty, and Mrs. Helen Lumley of Center, Colo., and one brother, Earl Silsbee of Perryton. His son, Frank, died earlier this year.
Howlett Funeral home of Guymon is in charge of arrangements.
(Published in the Guymon Daily Herald, July 4, 1952, p. 1)
Funeral services for T. W. Silsbee, 71, of Hardesty, father of Mrs. E. L. Smith of Guymon, will be held at 4:00 p.m., Sunday in Hardesty at the Mission Church.
Silsbee, who farmed three miles east of Range before he became an invalid 23 years ago, died early Friday morning.
Survivors besides Mrs. Smith are his wife, two other daughters, Mrs. Harold Tedrick of Hardesty, and Mrs. Helen Lumley of Center, Colo., and one brother, Earl Silsbee of Perryton. His son, Frank, died earlier this year.
Howlett Funeral home of Guymon is in charge of arrangements.
(Published in the Guymon Daily Herald, July 4, 1952, p. 1)
Services Pending For Hardesty Man
Funeral services for T. W. Silsbee, 71, of Hardesty, father of Mrs. E. L. Smith of Guymon, will be held at 4:00 p.m., Sunday in Hardesty at the Mission Church.
Silsbee, who farmed three miles east of Range before he became an invalid 23 years ago, died early Friday morning.
Survivors besides Mrs. Smith are his wife, two other daughters, Mrs. Harold Tedrick of Hardesty, and Mrs. Helen Lumley of Center, Colo., and one brother, Earl Silsbee of Perryton. His son, Frank, died earlier this year.
Howlett Funeral home of Guymon is in charge of arrangements.
(Published in the Guymon Daily Herald, July 4, 1952, p. 1)
Funeral services for T. W. Silsbee, 71, of Hardesty, father of Mrs. E. L. Smith of Guymon, will be held at 4:00 p.m., Sunday in Hardesty at the Mission Church.
Silsbee, who farmed three miles east of Range before he became an invalid 23 years ago, died early Friday morning.
Survivors besides Mrs. Smith are his wife, two other daughters, Mrs. Harold Tedrick of Hardesty, and Mrs. Helen Lumley of Center, Colo., and one brother, Earl Silsbee of Perryton. His son, Frank, died earlier this year.
Howlett Funeral home of Guymon is in charge of arrangements.
(Published in the Guymon Daily Herald, July 4, 1952, p. 1)
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