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HIlooKmgenjoyable 1 Freenv51,e« at the best drug store2i*ed the Iln eTCr-y nn^ cit7 in the country,’etersburg ~~ “ ~avge rest M, C. A. ie for rcc-may re-visitors, e cooking' I -ie women j '» without power to contented he enter-he Green-i*s in theBeatij Bollcomavenu.FORconenuc.forsswork,: practice y a game action of free upon when a ty years, and pop-ter proof idicine is le Com-and herb tm shore mRdy for 1 advFolkrom Jmn-ie Manx-the vir-of stress id? No.of the tual and —the faith c man o herself the plotin draw-hcroinc,gham to -harmingW. A, Keck,TW 1 Air-K*fkt $icfl at 13:43 a- m- on March 2/ at his residence, 10 NorthMam street. He was born at New Castle March 8, 1842. The family moved to Greenville in 1847 since which time he has resided hove, except for the three years be served inX* war. He ^'as sergeant inthe 145th regiment, Co. G, was afaithful^ soldier, as he was in all of his duties to family, church, town and country. He was wounded in the Battle of the Wilderness which to some extent undermined his health.He was for a number of years engaged in the mercantile business in this place, first in partnership with w ir°9?er' L- L-, KGck Safer withw. W. Emery, and then on his own account until failing health caused him to retire. When he retired the press of the town said: ,rNo man ever Quit business with a better reputation for integrity courtesy and kindness than w, A. Reek.”. Hc was faithful to all church duties, and since early manhood was amember of the First Presbyterianhcurlic of this place, of which he was an elder, treasurer of the session,ant* WJ* a number of years teacher in the Sabbath school. Ho was a member of the John C. Dickey Post, G.■*'* In 187.1 he was married to Emma J. btinson who survives him. They rl daughters, Hallle, Mrs.k Shrom, who died September’» S,16; £,ara Mrs- J• C. Bailey,and Ella Mrs: Wm. S. McFctridge. He is also {survived by his brother,L Lu Keck, a sister, Mrs. Ella K. Morgan, and two grand-children, Laura Bailey and James Keck Bailey.Funera! services in memory of Mr. Keck will be held at 2 o’clock Friday afternoon at his late home.conethe firstreet.FOR Nor large at offilt;forGoo.tiganFOR thro mod, c pet, li as no lea vimFOR add i avenui FOR ! aveFOR “hmiCanalFORwee 23 ScFORcast See FFOR Mil13.FORMaproveProf- W. E. Smeltzer.Word has been received here of the death at Avonmore of Prof. W. EFOR_U(FORFORqui
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Greenville Evening Record
Greenville, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Mar 28, 1918
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