Texas Deaths 1890-1976 (FamilySearch):
Name: Olga Little Kelley
Death date: 07 Jun 1929
Death place: Greenville, Hunt, Texas
Gender: Male
Race or color (on document): w
Age at death: 36 years 9 months 24 days
Estimated birth year:
Birth date: 13 Aug 1892
Birth place: Arkansas
Marital status: Single
Spouse name:
Father name: J. L. Kelley
Father birth place: Arkansas
Mother name: Sarah Lanfluid
Mother birth place: Arkansas
Occupation: Farmer
Residence:
Cemetery name: Forest Park
Burial place:
Burial date: 09 Jun 1929
Additional relatives:
Film number: 2114940
Digital GS number: 4030341
Image number: 1336
Reference number: C31298 F1350
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
Greenville (Texas) Evening Banner, Sat, 8 Jun 1929, page 1, Hold Services For O.L. Kelly (sic) Here Sunday
Funeral services for O.L. Kelly, aged 36, prominent young farmer and cotton man, residing one mile west of this city, who was instantly killed shortly after 5 o'clock Friday afternoon in a collision (sic) between the car which he was driving and a westbound L. R. & N. passenger train on East Lee street, will be held here Sunday afternoon.
Funeral services will be held at the home at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. C.W. Hearon of Kavanaugh, Rev. Earl Jones, Rev. J.B. Gober and Rev. M.L. Hamilton of Wesley. Interment will follow in Forest Park cemetery.
Mr. Kelly was en route to Sulphur Springs and was the only occupant of the car, which was hurled to the right of the highway a twisted mass of wreckage. His body was hurled clear of the machine by the impact of the collision. Members of the train crew picked him up lying face downward with hands outspread. His neck was broken and his skull fractured.
The steering wheel and gasoline tank of the automobile, a light model car, were carried for a distance down the track.
Olga L. Kelly was born August 11, 1892, at Rover, Ark., the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Kelly. The family moved to Kaufman County when he was a mere lad and he received his elementary education in the Kaufman County schools. He later completed work at Wesley college and Baylor University, Waco, and Polytechnic collge, Fort Worth.
Since completing his course of study, he has been associated with his father in the conduct and successful management of a large farm one mile west of this city.
He professed faith in Christ at an early age and was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church of which he was a consistant and active member. His life manifested great interest in educational work and was widely known to (continued to page 4, column 8) students of Wesley, SMU, Baylor and Polytechnic.
Possessed of a wonderful personality that instantly won him friends he was perhaps one of the best known and most universally liked young men in this part of the state.
He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Kelly, a brother, Roger Kelly, and three sisters, Misses Jewell, Mazie and Winnie Kelly in addition of numerous other relatives.
Active pallbearers, Ive Holderness, Earl Arnold, Carl Warren, T.R. Davis and Robert McWhirter.
Honorary pall bearers: B.B Cobb, L.J. Taggert, Dr. C.T. Kennedy, Dr. B.F. Arnold, Barry Brooks, Barney Fields, Quinn Sessions, E.H. Cashell, S.B. Brooks, Hugh Cameron, Joe Harrison, Will Carlock, Duke Harrison, Jr., Sanders Burt, Guy Massey, Will Moudy, J.T. Neely, C.A. Jones, Clyde Long, Carl Coates, Tom Gideon, Ben Clements, W.B. Mattox, George Phillips, Roy Cloar, Walter Bush, John B. Clayton, Jr., W.W. Waid, Frank B. Hall, Jim Ellis, Earl Ford, Marshall, Arthur Wise, Roger Wise, M.B. Harrell, E.Y. Cassles, Dyde Manning, of Wills Point, Harley Peace, Wills Point, Press Goodman of Dallas, Judge L.L. Bowman, C.P. Nevill, Ford Crumb, E.L. Chandler, A. Haeggstrom, W.R. McGill, Barney Harrison, Mayo Rabb, Ed Spraggins, Wylie Smith, L.B. Poteet, Roy Warren, Virgil Warren, Grady Palmer, Price Cross, Oscar Hudspeth, Pete Gambrell, Naud Burnett, Jess Norton, Eugene Norton, John Boles, J.D. Middleton, Fred Horton, Judge Grover Sellers, Tom Reed Poole, Tom C. Clark, Oscar Jones, C.L. Murrie of Gilmer, B.L. Gill of Terrell, W.H. Adams of Royse City, J.O. Wallace of Rockwall; R.E. Gaines, Rockwall, Judge T.J. Ridgill, Breckenridge, Robert L. Wasson, of Dallas, J.T. Harrell of Chisholm, F.M. Chapman of Floyd, Charles and Aubrey Chapman of Floyd, Judge Newman Phillips of Cooper, W.B. Clements of Plainview, Ark., Chas. Mistenmacher, of Paris, Sam Taylor of Dallas, Roger Q. Johnson of Dallas, G.W. Glenn of Dallas, Fred Brewer, Mr. Morgan, SMU, and the entire police force and other friends.
Name: Olga Little Kelley
Death date: 07 Jun 1929
Death place: Greenville, Hunt, Texas
Gender: Male
Race or color (on document): w
Age at death: 36 years 9 months 24 days
Estimated birth year:
Birth date: 13 Aug 1892
Birth place: Arkansas
Marital status: Single
Spouse name:
Father name: J. L. Kelley
Father birth place: Arkansas
Mother name: Sarah Lanfluid
Mother birth place: Arkansas
Occupation: Farmer
Residence:
Cemetery name: Forest Park
Burial place:
Burial date: 09 Jun 1929
Additional relatives:
Film number: 2114940
Digital GS number: 4030341
Image number: 1336
Reference number: C31298 F1350
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
Greenville (Texas) Evening Banner, Sat, 8 Jun 1929, page 1, Hold Services For O.L. Kelly (sic) Here Sunday
Funeral services for O.L. Kelly, aged 36, prominent young farmer and cotton man, residing one mile west of this city, who was instantly killed shortly after 5 o'clock Friday afternoon in a collision (sic) between the car which he was driving and a westbound L. R. & N. passenger train on East Lee street, will be held here Sunday afternoon.
Funeral services will be held at the home at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. C.W. Hearon of Kavanaugh, Rev. Earl Jones, Rev. J.B. Gober and Rev. M.L. Hamilton of Wesley. Interment will follow in Forest Park cemetery.
Mr. Kelly was en route to Sulphur Springs and was the only occupant of the car, which was hurled to the right of the highway a twisted mass of wreckage. His body was hurled clear of the machine by the impact of the collision. Members of the train crew picked him up lying face downward with hands outspread. His neck was broken and his skull fractured.
The steering wheel and gasoline tank of the automobile, a light model car, were carried for a distance down the track.
Olga L. Kelly was born August 11, 1892, at Rover, Ark., the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Kelly. The family moved to Kaufman County when he was a mere lad and he received his elementary education in the Kaufman County schools. He later completed work at Wesley college and Baylor University, Waco, and Polytechnic collge, Fort Worth.
Since completing his course of study, he has been associated with his father in the conduct and successful management of a large farm one mile west of this city.
He professed faith in Christ at an early age and was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church of which he was a consistant and active member. His life manifested great interest in educational work and was widely known to (continued to page 4, column 8) students of Wesley, SMU, Baylor and Polytechnic.
Possessed of a wonderful personality that instantly won him friends he was perhaps one of the best known and most universally liked young men in this part of the state.
He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Kelly, a brother, Roger Kelly, and three sisters, Misses Jewell, Mazie and Winnie Kelly in addition of numerous other relatives.
Active pallbearers, Ive Holderness, Earl Arnold, Carl Warren, T.R. Davis and Robert McWhirter.
Honorary pall bearers: B.B Cobb, L.J. Taggert, Dr. C.T. Kennedy, Dr. B.F. Arnold, Barry Brooks, Barney Fields, Quinn Sessions, E.H. Cashell, S.B. Brooks, Hugh Cameron, Joe Harrison, Will Carlock, Duke Harrison, Jr., Sanders Burt, Guy Massey, Will Moudy, J.T. Neely, C.A. Jones, Clyde Long, Carl Coates, Tom Gideon, Ben Clements, W.B. Mattox, George Phillips, Roy Cloar, Walter Bush, John B. Clayton, Jr., W.W. Waid, Frank B. Hall, Jim Ellis, Earl Ford, Marshall, Arthur Wise, Roger Wise, M.B. Harrell, E.Y. Cassles, Dyde Manning, of Wills Point, Harley Peace, Wills Point, Press Goodman of Dallas, Judge L.L. Bowman, C.P. Nevill, Ford Crumb, E.L. Chandler, A. Haeggstrom, W.R. McGill, Barney Harrison, Mayo Rabb, Ed Spraggins, Wylie Smith, L.B. Poteet, Roy Warren, Virgil Warren, Grady Palmer, Price Cross, Oscar Hudspeth, Pete Gambrell, Naud Burnett, Jess Norton, Eugene Norton, John Boles, J.D. Middleton, Fred Horton, Judge Grover Sellers, Tom Reed Poole, Tom C. Clark, Oscar Jones, C.L. Murrie of Gilmer, B.L. Gill of Terrell, W.H. Adams of Royse City, J.O. Wallace of Rockwall; R.E. Gaines, Rockwall, Judge T.J. Ridgill, Breckenridge, Robert L. Wasson, of Dallas, J.T. Harrell of Chisholm, F.M. Chapman of Floyd, Charles and Aubrey Chapman of Floyd, Judge Newman Phillips of Cooper, W.B. Clements of Plainview, Ark., Chas. Mistenmacher, of Paris, Sam Taylor of Dallas, Roger Q. Johnson of Dallas, G.W. Glenn of Dallas, Fred Brewer, Mr. Morgan, SMU, and the entire police force and other friends.
Texas Deaths 1890-1976 (FamilySearch):
Name: Olga Little Kelley
Death date: 07 Jun 1929
Death place: Greenville, Hunt, Texas
Gender: Male
Race or color (on document): w
Age at death: 36 years 9 months 24 days
Estimated birth year:
Birth date: 13 Aug 1892
Birth place: Arkansas
Marital status: Single
Spouse name:
Father name: J. L. Kelley
Father birth place: Arkansas
Mother name: Sarah Lanfluid
Mother birth place: Arkansas
Occupation: Farmer
Residence:
Cemetery name: Forest Park
Burial place:
Burial date: 09 Jun 1929
Additional relatives:
Film number: 2114940
Digital GS number: 4030341
Image number: 1336
Reference number: C31298 F1350
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
Greenville (Texas) Evening Banner, Sat, 8 Jun 1929, page 1, Hold Services For O.L. Kelly (sic) Here Sunday
Funeral services for O.L. Kelly, aged 36, prominent young farmer and cotton man, residing one mile west of this city, who was instantly killed shortly after 5 o'clock Friday afternoon in a collision (sic) between the car which he was driving and a westbound L. R. & N. passenger train on East Lee street, will be held here Sunday afternoon.
Funeral services will be held at the home at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. C.W. Hearon of Kavanaugh, Rev. Earl Jones, Rev. J.B. Gober and Rev. M.L. Hamilton of Wesley. Interment will follow in Forest Park cemetery.
Mr. Kelly was en route to Sulphur Springs and was the only occupant of the car, which was hurled to the right of the highway a twisted mass of wreckage. His body was hurled clear of the machine by the impact of the collision. Members of the train crew picked him up lying face downward with hands outspread. His neck was broken and his skull fractured.
The steering wheel and gasoline tank of the automobile, a light model car, were carried for a distance down the track.
Olga L. Kelly was born August 11, 1892, at Rover, Ark., the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Kelly. The family moved to Kaufman County when he was a mere lad and he received his elementary education in the Kaufman County schools. He later completed work at Wesley college and Baylor University, Waco, and Polytechnic collge, Fort Worth.
Since completing his course of study, he has been associated with his father in the conduct and successful management of a large farm one mile west of this city.
He professed faith in Christ at an early age and was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church of which he was a consistant and active member. His life manifested great interest in educational work and was widely known to (continued to page 4, column 8) students of Wesley, SMU, Baylor and Polytechnic.
Possessed of a wonderful personality that instantly won him friends he was perhaps one of the best known and most universally liked young men in this part of the state.
He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Kelly, a brother, Roger Kelly, and three sisters, Misses Jewell, Mazie and Winnie Kelly in addition of numerous other relatives.
Active pallbearers, Ive Holderness, Earl Arnold, Carl Warren, T.R. Davis and Robert McWhirter.
Honorary pall bearers: B.B Cobb, L.J. Taggert, Dr. C.T. Kennedy, Dr. B.F. Arnold, Barry Brooks, Barney Fields, Quinn Sessions, E.H. Cashell, S.B. Brooks, Hugh Cameron, Joe Harrison, Will Carlock, Duke Harrison, Jr., Sanders Burt, Guy Massey, Will Moudy, J.T. Neely, C.A. Jones, Clyde Long, Carl Coates, Tom Gideon, Ben Clements, W.B. Mattox, George Phillips, Roy Cloar, Walter Bush, John B. Clayton, Jr., W.W. Waid, Frank B. Hall, Jim Ellis, Earl Ford, Marshall, Arthur Wise, Roger Wise, M.B. Harrell, E.Y. Cassles, Dyde Manning, of Wills Point, Harley Peace, Wills Point, Press Goodman of Dallas, Judge L.L. Bowman, C.P. Nevill, Ford Crumb, E.L. Chandler, A. Haeggstrom, W.R. McGill, Barney Harrison, Mayo Rabb, Ed Spraggins, Wylie Smith, L.B. Poteet, Roy Warren, Virgil Warren, Grady Palmer, Price Cross, Oscar Hudspeth, Pete Gambrell, Naud Burnett, Jess Norton, Eugene Norton, John Boles, J.D. Middleton, Fred Horton, Judge Grover Sellers, Tom Reed Poole, Tom C. Clark, Oscar Jones, C.L. Murrie of Gilmer, B.L. Gill of Terrell, W.H. Adams of Royse City, J.O. Wallace of Rockwall; R.E. Gaines, Rockwall, Judge T.J. Ridgill, Breckenridge, Robert L. Wasson, of Dallas, J.T. Harrell of Chisholm, F.M. Chapman of Floyd, Charles and Aubrey Chapman of Floyd, Judge Newman Phillips of Cooper, W.B. Clements of Plainview, Ark., Chas. Mistenmacher, of Paris, Sam Taylor of Dallas, Roger Q. Johnson of Dallas, G.W. Glenn of Dallas, Fred Brewer, Mr. Morgan, SMU, and the entire police force and other friends.
Name: Olga Little Kelley
Death date: 07 Jun 1929
Death place: Greenville, Hunt, Texas
Gender: Male
Race or color (on document): w
Age at death: 36 years 9 months 24 days
Estimated birth year:
Birth date: 13 Aug 1892
Birth place: Arkansas
Marital status: Single
Spouse name:
Father name: J. L. Kelley
Father birth place: Arkansas
Mother name: Sarah Lanfluid
Mother birth place: Arkansas
Occupation: Farmer
Residence:
Cemetery name: Forest Park
Burial place:
Burial date: 09 Jun 1929
Additional relatives:
Film number: 2114940
Digital GS number: 4030341
Image number: 1336
Reference number: C31298 F1350
Collection: Texas Deaths, 1890-1976
Greenville (Texas) Evening Banner, Sat, 8 Jun 1929, page 1, Hold Services For O.L. Kelly (sic) Here Sunday
Funeral services for O.L. Kelly, aged 36, prominent young farmer and cotton man, residing one mile west of this city, who was instantly killed shortly after 5 o'clock Friday afternoon in a collision (sic) between the car which he was driving and a westbound L. R. & N. passenger train on East Lee street, will be held here Sunday afternoon.
Funeral services will be held at the home at 2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. C.W. Hearon of Kavanaugh, Rev. Earl Jones, Rev. J.B. Gober and Rev. M.L. Hamilton of Wesley. Interment will follow in Forest Park cemetery.
Mr. Kelly was en route to Sulphur Springs and was the only occupant of the car, which was hurled to the right of the highway a twisted mass of wreckage. His body was hurled clear of the machine by the impact of the collision. Members of the train crew picked him up lying face downward with hands outspread. His neck was broken and his skull fractured.
The steering wheel and gasoline tank of the automobile, a light model car, were carried for a distance down the track.
Olga L. Kelly was born August 11, 1892, at Rover, Ark., the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Kelly. The family moved to Kaufman County when he was a mere lad and he received his elementary education in the Kaufman County schools. He later completed work at Wesley college and Baylor University, Waco, and Polytechnic collge, Fort Worth.
Since completing his course of study, he has been associated with his father in the conduct and successful management of a large farm one mile west of this city.
He professed faith in Christ at an early age and was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church of which he was a consistant and active member. His life manifested great interest in educational work and was widely known to (continued to page 4, column 8) students of Wesley, SMU, Baylor and Polytechnic.
Possessed of a wonderful personality that instantly won him friends he was perhaps one of the best known and most universally liked young men in this part of the state.
He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Kelly, a brother, Roger Kelly, and three sisters, Misses Jewell, Mazie and Winnie Kelly in addition of numerous other relatives.
Active pallbearers, Ive Holderness, Earl Arnold, Carl Warren, T.R. Davis and Robert McWhirter.
Honorary pall bearers: B.B Cobb, L.J. Taggert, Dr. C.T. Kennedy, Dr. B.F. Arnold, Barry Brooks, Barney Fields, Quinn Sessions, E.H. Cashell, S.B. Brooks, Hugh Cameron, Joe Harrison, Will Carlock, Duke Harrison, Jr., Sanders Burt, Guy Massey, Will Moudy, J.T. Neely, C.A. Jones, Clyde Long, Carl Coates, Tom Gideon, Ben Clements, W.B. Mattox, George Phillips, Roy Cloar, Walter Bush, John B. Clayton, Jr., W.W. Waid, Frank B. Hall, Jim Ellis, Earl Ford, Marshall, Arthur Wise, Roger Wise, M.B. Harrell, E.Y. Cassles, Dyde Manning, of Wills Point, Harley Peace, Wills Point, Press Goodman of Dallas, Judge L.L. Bowman, C.P. Nevill, Ford Crumb, E.L. Chandler, A. Haeggstrom, W.R. McGill, Barney Harrison, Mayo Rabb, Ed Spraggins, Wylie Smith, L.B. Poteet, Roy Warren, Virgil Warren, Grady Palmer, Price Cross, Oscar Hudspeth, Pete Gambrell, Naud Burnett, Jess Norton, Eugene Norton, John Boles, J.D. Middleton, Fred Horton, Judge Grover Sellers, Tom Reed Poole, Tom C. Clark, Oscar Jones, C.L. Murrie of Gilmer, B.L. Gill of Terrell, W.H. Adams of Royse City, J.O. Wallace of Rockwall; R.E. Gaines, Rockwall, Judge T.J. Ridgill, Breckenridge, Robert L. Wasson, of Dallas, J.T. Harrell of Chisholm, F.M. Chapman of Floyd, Charles and Aubrey Chapman of Floyd, Judge Newman Phillips of Cooper, W.B. Clements of Plainview, Ark., Chas. Mistenmacher, of Paris, Sam Taylor of Dallas, Roger Q. Johnson of Dallas, G.W. Glenn of Dallas, Fred Brewer, Mr. Morgan, SMU, and the entire police force and other friends.
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