Daughter of Urbane Ewing & Sarah Lavina (Etherton) Robinson, wife of Kent Ellsworth Keller.
Photo donated for use by a Keller relative; Robert Downen.
Obituary published in the Evening Star, Washington D. C., Wednesday, 21 Aug 1940, pg. 30, column 2.
"Rites for Mrs. Keller - Funeral services for Mrs. Olive Robinson Keller, wife of Representative Kent E. Keller of Illinois, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Presbyterian Church in Ava, Ill., followed by burial in the town cemetery, Mr. Keller's office was informed. Mrs. Keller died Monday in Boston, Mass. She had been an invalid almost 20 years."
Photo donated for use by a Keller relative; Robert Downen.
Obituary published in the Evening Star, Washington D. C., Wednesday, 21 Aug 1940, pg. 30, column 2.
"Rites for Mrs. Keller - Funeral services for Mrs. Olive Robinson Keller, wife of Representative Kent E. Keller of Illinois, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Presbyterian Church in Ava, Ill., followed by burial in the town cemetery, Mr. Keller's office was informed. Mrs. Keller died Monday in Boston, Mass. She had been an invalid almost 20 years."
Daughter of Urbane Ewing & Sarah Lavina (Etherton) Robinson, wife of Kent Ellsworth Keller.
Photo donated for use by a Keller relative; Robert Downen.
Obituary published in the Evening Star, Washington D. C., Wednesday, 21 Aug 1940, pg. 30, column 2.
"Rites for Mrs. Keller - Funeral services for Mrs. Olive Robinson Keller, wife of Representative Kent E. Keller of Illinois, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Presbyterian Church in Ava, Ill., followed by burial in the town cemetery, Mr. Keller's office was informed. Mrs. Keller died Monday in Boston, Mass. She had been an invalid almost 20 years."
Photo donated for use by a Keller relative; Robert Downen.
Obituary published in the Evening Star, Washington D. C., Wednesday, 21 Aug 1940, pg. 30, column 2.
"Rites for Mrs. Keller - Funeral services for Mrs. Olive Robinson Keller, wife of Representative Kent E. Keller of Illinois, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Presbyterian Church in Ava, Ill., followed by burial in the town cemetery, Mr. Keller's office was informed. Mrs. Keller died Monday in Boston, Mass. She had been an invalid almost 20 years."
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