Obituary
Port Angeles Evening News 12/19/1936
Dennis Ellsworth Keeney,75, familiary known as "Dad" Keeney, passed away at 1:00am today at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Phoebe Girt, 1901 West Fifth Street.
Mr. Keeney was born in Wabasha County, Minnesota, on May 22, 1861. He migrated westward and settled at Tacoma as a young man, then came to Port Angeles 20 years ago. A veterinary by profession, he later went into the tire repair business and operated an establishment here, known as "Dad" Keeney's Tire Shop for 18 years.
Mr. Keeney became a widower in 1910, his wife passing at Tacoma. In 1923 he married Mrs. Lyda Duncan at Seattle.
Surrviving relatives include his widow, two daughters, Mrs. L.C. Baldwin of Sekiu and Mrs. Phoebe Girt, Port Angeles; three grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs Ray Councilman of Tacoma and Mrs Mary Cook of Newberg Oregon; two brothers, Ben and William Keeney of California.
Port Angeles Evening News 12/19/1936
Dennis Ellsworth Keeney,75, familiary known as "Dad" Keeney, passed away at 1:00am today at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Phoebe Girt, 1901 West Fifth Street.
Mr. Keeney was born in Wabasha County, Minnesota, on May 22, 1861. He migrated westward and settled at Tacoma as a young man, then came to Port Angeles 20 years ago. A veterinary by profession, he later went into the tire repair business and operated an establishment here, known as "Dad" Keeney's Tire Shop for 18 years.
Mr. Keeney became a widower in 1910, his wife passing at Tacoma. In 1923 he married Mrs. Lyda Duncan at Seattle.
Surrviving relatives include his widow, two daughters, Mrs. L.C. Baldwin of Sekiu and Mrs. Phoebe Girt, Port Angeles; three grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs Ray Councilman of Tacoma and Mrs Mary Cook of Newberg Oregon; two brothers, Ben and William Keeney of California.
Obituary
Port Angeles Evening News 12/19/1936
Dennis Ellsworth Keeney,75, familiary known as "Dad" Keeney, passed away at 1:00am today at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Phoebe Girt, 1901 West Fifth Street.
Mr. Keeney was born in Wabasha County, Minnesota, on May 22, 1861. He migrated westward and settled at Tacoma as a young man, then came to Port Angeles 20 years ago. A veterinary by profession, he later went into the tire repair business and operated an establishment here, known as "Dad" Keeney's Tire Shop for 18 years.
Mr. Keeney became a widower in 1910, his wife passing at Tacoma. In 1923 he married Mrs. Lyda Duncan at Seattle.
Surrviving relatives include his widow, two daughters, Mrs. L.C. Baldwin of Sekiu and Mrs. Phoebe Girt, Port Angeles; three grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs Ray Councilman of Tacoma and Mrs Mary Cook of Newberg Oregon; two brothers, Ben and William Keeney of California.
Port Angeles Evening News 12/19/1936
Dennis Ellsworth Keeney,75, familiary known as "Dad" Keeney, passed away at 1:00am today at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Phoebe Girt, 1901 West Fifth Street.
Mr. Keeney was born in Wabasha County, Minnesota, on May 22, 1861. He migrated westward and settled at Tacoma as a young man, then came to Port Angeles 20 years ago. A veterinary by profession, he later went into the tire repair business and operated an establishment here, known as "Dad" Keeney's Tire Shop for 18 years.
Mr. Keeney became a widower in 1910, his wife passing at Tacoma. In 1923 he married Mrs. Lyda Duncan at Seattle.
Surrviving relatives include his widow, two daughters, Mrs. L.C. Baldwin of Sekiu and Mrs. Phoebe Girt, Port Angeles; three grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs Ray Councilman of Tacoma and Mrs Mary Cook of Newberg Oregon; two brothers, Ben and William Keeney of California.
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