Keller, Anatole J.
Anatole J. Keller (1889-1970), son of Josephine Marie Haydel and Pierre Anatole Keller, was a sugar technologist from Hahnville, Louisiana. He married Isma LaNoue, a schoolteacher from New Orleans, and spent some time working in Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic. He was involved in the support of various African American causes, 1918-1919.
From the description of Anatole J. Keller and family papers, 1885-1919. (Louisiana State University). WorldCat record id: 122655661
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