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Ellis Roberts stands behind a suitcase while holding a copy of the Daily Review newspaper with a headline reading "Ellis Roberts Leaves Decatur" Employees of the Decatur Herald and Review. James Miller, David Felts, and Julius Duscha stand next to…

Members of the Decatur Community Lecture Council stand for a group photograph. From left to right, Attorney Horace Garman, Donald Kissinger, John Mason Brown, and David Felts.

Attendees of the University of Illinois Class of 1923 class reunion stand for a group photograph. From left to right, Paul K. Breesl, class chairman; Ben Kartman, editor of "Coronet" magazine; University of Illinois President George D. Stoddard; Paul…

David V. Felts (left), Howard Cartwright (center), and syndicated health columnist Dr. Frank Crane (right), discuss an article.

David V. Felts (right) stands with fellow Decatur Herald and Review writer Ellis Roberts (left).

David V. Felts sits outside a house with a young man on Christmas Day in Decatur.

The editorial writers for Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers pose at a table for a group photo. On verso: "Left to right, David V. Felts, Otto R. Kyle, Ellis D. Roberts, Howard Cartwright, and Julius Duscha - Nieman Fellow at Harvard, Author of Books and M[ ]…

Johnnie Connors and Jimmy Barry meet for a boxing match. The photo is signed "To Our Friend David V. Felts."

Staff members of the Decatur Herald and Review as well as employees of Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers gather to see off their servicemen. On verso: "Man in white suit at left is Frank M. Lindsay, Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers. Back Row - Edward E. Lindsay,…

Several men stand on top of the Myers Building in downtown Springfield during the painting of a directional sign by A.B.C. that points to the near airport. From left to right: Bob Evans, Jimmy Hudson, Dave Felts, Newt McVey, Livingston Blair, Al…

A photographer captures several men on top of the Myers Building in downtown Springfield during the painting of a directional sign by A.B.C. that points to the near airport. Individuals present include Bob Evans, Jimmy Hudson, Dave Felts, Newt McVey,…

Several men bend down to paint the top of the Myers Building in downtown Springfield. The painted sign was a directional sign painted by A.B.C. that points to the near airport. Individuals present include Bob Evans, Jimmy Hudson, Dave Felts, Newt…

Several men stand on top of the Myers Building in downtown Springfield during the painting of a directional sign by A.B.C. that points to the nearby airport. Individuals present include Bob Evans, Jimmy Hudson, Dave Felts, Newt McVey, Livingston…

The John Harvard Statue sits in Harvard Yard in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

The Harvard University marching band performs at the Harvard versus Dartmouth football game.

The Harvard University marching band performs during the Harvard versus Dartmouth football game.

The Yale University marching band performs at the Yale Bowl as lead by Rudy Valle.

Edward A. Weeks, Editor-in-Chief, and Emily Flint, Managing Editor of "The Atlantic" sit for individual portraits. On verso: "Co-editors of JUBILEE: ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF THE ATLANTIC, to be published October 28 1957 by Atlantic-Little, Brown. Price:…

John Valentine, a businessman, book seller, and collector, examines a book from his vast collection. On verso: "John Valentine sits on the arm of the leather chair in his library looking at one of the 15 volumes in his valuable set of Washington…

A silhouette decorates a Christmas greeting card from Sam Tucker, editorial writer and columnist for the Decatur Herald, a Lindsay-Schaub Newspaper.

Major F. W. Schaub of the Army Air Corps poses for a portrait during his service in World War II. Schaub would later become Chairman of the Board of Lindsay-Schaub Newspapers Inc.

Henry B. House poses for a portrait wearing a gray suit.

Watson Gailey, M.D. of the Gailey Eye Clinic in Bloomington poses for a picture in Hawaii. Beneath photo: "Even under Hawaiian skies everyone knows the wizard of ize."

David V. Felts sits at his desk.

David V. Felts reviews notes at his desk shortly after being promoted to editorial page editor for The Decatur Herald and Review.