Sidlow Ingels Kellas, 43, died suddenly in his home at 241 So. Third avenue Tuesday night, Feb. 16, 1949. Kellas had been a resident of Oakdale since infancy, coming here at the age of one with his parents, the late John Kellas and Mrs. E. E. Kellas, from Larned, Kans. A student of local schools, the deceased had worked for the cannery here during practically all of his adult life. He did work for the P. E. Van Pelt Industries a short time, however. Kellas was known by practically all of the residents of this city and was an active member of the Oakdale Sportsmen's Club. Death was caused by a heart attack. Kellas returned home from work Tuesday saying his arm hurt a little. In the middle of the night his wife called a doctor, but death struck in a very short time. The deceased was the husband of Mrs. Alma Kellas and father of Darryl and Ingels Kellas. His mother, Mrs. E. E. Kellas, owns and operates a service station on F street. Duwaine Kellas, owner of the Oakdale Flower Basket, is his brother and Mrs. R. S. McAllister of Burlingame is a sister. An aunt, Miss Effie Marymee resides in Oakdale and an aunt, Miss Bertha Marymee and uncle, Adam Marymee reside in Larned. Services will be held Saturday at 2:30 from Fager Chapel with Rev. Merle Clark officiating. Burial will be in Citizens Cemetery.
Sidlow Ingels Kellas, 43, died suddenly in his home at 241 So. Third avenue Tuesday night, Feb. 16, 1949. Kellas had been a resident of Oakdale since infancy, coming here at the age of one with his parents, the late John Kellas and Mrs. E. E. Kellas, from Larned, Kans. A student of local schools, the deceased had worked for the cannery here during practically all of his adult life. He did work for the P. E. Van Pelt Industries a short time, however. Kellas was known by practically all of the residents of this city and was an active member of the Oakdale Sportsmen's Club. Death was caused by a heart attack. Kellas returned home from work Tuesday saying his arm hurt a little. In the middle of the night his wife called a doctor, but death struck in a very short time. The deceased was the husband of Mrs. Alma Kellas and father of Darryl and Ingels Kellas. His mother, Mrs. E. E. Kellas, owns and operates a service station on F street. Duwaine Kellas, owner of the Oakdale Flower Basket, is his brother and Mrs. R. S. McAllister of Burlingame is a sister. An aunt, Miss Effie Marymee resides in Oakdale and an aunt, Miss Bertha Marymee and uncle, Adam Marymee reside in Larned. Services will be held Saturday at 2:30 from Fager Chapel with Rev. Merle Clark officiating. Burial will be in Citizens Cemetery.
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