Services for W.H. Pyeatt, 52, who was electrocuted while working at the Ibex plant of the Phillips Petroleum Company were held on Saturday at the First Methodist Church.
Pyeatt, who had been an electrician with the Phillips Petroleum Company since 1929, was working on some wires above a group of transformers when he contacted a 440-volt line. He was killed instantly.
Survived by his wife; one daughter - Mrs. Dale Hitchcock of Breckenridge; one son - T.J. Pyeatt of Dumas.
The Breckenridge American
24 July 1949
Pyeatt, who had been an electrician with the Phillips Petroleum Company since 1929, was working on some wires above a group of transformers when he contacted a 440-volt line. He was killed instantly.
Survived by his wife; one daughter - Mrs. Dale Hitchcock of Breckenridge; one son - T.J. Pyeatt of Dumas.
The Breckenridge American
24 July 1949
Services for W.H. Pyeatt, 52, who was electrocuted while working at the Ibex plant of the Phillips Petroleum Company were held on Saturday at the First Methodist Church.
Pyeatt, who had been an electrician with the Phillips Petroleum Company since 1929, was working on some wires above a group of transformers when he contacted a 440-volt line. He was killed instantly.
Survived by his wife; one daughter - Mrs. Dale Hitchcock of Breckenridge; one son - T.J. Pyeatt of Dumas.
The Breckenridge American
24 July 1949
Pyeatt, who had been an electrician with the Phillips Petroleum Company since 1929, was working on some wires above a group of transformers when he contacted a 440-volt line. He was killed instantly.
Survived by his wife; one daughter - Mrs. Dale Hitchcock of Breckenridge; one son - T.J. Pyeatt of Dumas.
The Breckenridge American
24 July 1949
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