HENSLEY DIES OF INJURIES
Oil Field Contractor Fails To Survive Wounds
J. L. Hensley, 30, oil field contractor of Holliday, who was injured in an automobile accident three miles north of that city late Sunday, died in a local hospital Monday afternoon.
In the accident, Mr. Hensley sustained a bad fracture of the skull. Lewis McBride, a farmer, also of Holliday, received minor injuries, and was reported recovering rapidly at the Wichita Falls General Hospital Monday night.
McBride, working on the lights of his car, which he had parked alongside of the road, was injured when Hensley's car collided with the parked automobile, according to accounts of the wreck received at the hospital.
Mr. Hensley's wife and his father, J. E. Hensley, of Kendrick, Okla., arrived here Monday. The body will be forwarded to Kendrick Tuesday by the Merkle Undertaking Company. Funeral services will probably be held the same day.
Besides his wife, Mr. Hensley leaves his mother and three sisters.
Published in the Wichita Falls Record News on Tuesday 26 Feb 1929.∼Joseph Lee Hensley was married to Ara Viola Earp Hensley on 24 February 1913 in Fort Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas. He was the father of four children: Avayd Eleene Hensley Hintz, Billy Lee Hensley, Clifton Glee Hensley, and Deloras Viola Hensley Holcom.
Oil Field Contractor Fails To Survive Wounds
J. L. Hensley, 30, oil field contractor of Holliday, who was injured in an automobile accident three miles north of that city late Sunday, died in a local hospital Monday afternoon.
In the accident, Mr. Hensley sustained a bad fracture of the skull. Lewis McBride, a farmer, also of Holliday, received minor injuries, and was reported recovering rapidly at the Wichita Falls General Hospital Monday night.
McBride, working on the lights of his car, which he had parked alongside of the road, was injured when Hensley's car collided with the parked automobile, according to accounts of the wreck received at the hospital.
Mr. Hensley's wife and his father, J. E. Hensley, of Kendrick, Okla., arrived here Monday. The body will be forwarded to Kendrick Tuesday by the Merkle Undertaking Company. Funeral services will probably be held the same day.
Besides his wife, Mr. Hensley leaves his mother and three sisters.
Published in the Wichita Falls Record News on Tuesday 26 Feb 1929.∼Joseph Lee Hensley was married to Ara Viola Earp Hensley on 24 February 1913 in Fort Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas. He was the father of four children: Avayd Eleene Hensley Hintz, Billy Lee Hensley, Clifton Glee Hensley, and Deloras Viola Hensley Holcom.
HENSLEY DIES OF INJURIES
Oil Field Contractor Fails To Survive Wounds
J. L. Hensley, 30, oil field contractor of Holliday, who was injured in an automobile accident three miles north of that city late Sunday, died in a local hospital Monday afternoon.
In the accident, Mr. Hensley sustained a bad fracture of the skull. Lewis McBride, a farmer, also of Holliday, received minor injuries, and was reported recovering rapidly at the Wichita Falls General Hospital Monday night.
McBride, working on the lights of his car, which he had parked alongside of the road, was injured when Hensley's car collided with the parked automobile, according to accounts of the wreck received at the hospital.
Mr. Hensley's wife and his father, J. E. Hensley, of Kendrick, Okla., arrived here Monday. The body will be forwarded to Kendrick Tuesday by the Merkle Undertaking Company. Funeral services will probably be held the same day.
Besides his wife, Mr. Hensley leaves his mother and three sisters.
Published in the Wichita Falls Record News on Tuesday 26 Feb 1929.∼Joseph Lee Hensley was married to Ara Viola Earp Hensley on 24 February 1913 in Fort Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas. He was the father of four children: Avayd Eleene Hensley Hintz, Billy Lee Hensley, Clifton Glee Hensley, and Deloras Viola Hensley Holcom.
Oil Field Contractor Fails To Survive Wounds
J. L. Hensley, 30, oil field contractor of Holliday, who was injured in an automobile accident three miles north of that city late Sunday, died in a local hospital Monday afternoon.
In the accident, Mr. Hensley sustained a bad fracture of the skull. Lewis McBride, a farmer, also of Holliday, received minor injuries, and was reported recovering rapidly at the Wichita Falls General Hospital Monday night.
McBride, working on the lights of his car, which he had parked alongside of the road, was injured when Hensley's car collided with the parked automobile, according to accounts of the wreck received at the hospital.
Mr. Hensley's wife and his father, J. E. Hensley, of Kendrick, Okla., arrived here Monday. The body will be forwarded to Kendrick Tuesday by the Merkle Undertaking Company. Funeral services will probably be held the same day.
Besides his wife, Mr. Hensley leaves his mother and three sisters.
Published in the Wichita Falls Record News on Tuesday 26 Feb 1929.∼Joseph Lee Hensley was married to Ara Viola Earp Hensley on 24 February 1913 in Fort Smith, Sebastian County, Arkansas. He was the father of four children: Avayd Eleene Hensley Hintz, Billy Lee Hensley, Clifton Glee Hensley, and Deloras Viola Hensley Holcom.
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