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Emil C Gaebler

 

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Emil Gaebler

1859

08 25       MELODEONS, NEW MANUFACTORY!!  The subscriber having undertaken the manufacturing of Melodeons in this city, respectfully invites the attention of the public to the act, and solicits a share of their patronage.  The instruments I manufacture are of the very best quality and warranted equal in all respects to any in the market. 

 

I also keep on hand those of the most celebrated manufacturers of the East, so the taste and wishes of all wanting anything in that line may be suited.

 

The prices are adapted to the times and are lower than in any other market in the country, New York City not excepted.

 

Shop in Bertram’s Block, Main Street, upstairs.

 

E. C. Gaebler        Watertown, Aug. 24, 1859.                          Watertown Democrat, 08 25 1859

 

 

Sophie Gaebler Recalled

 

One of the early musical leaders in Watertown was E. C. Gaebler, a talented man who could handle just about any kind of musical task, from playing the piano to conducting an orchestra or even building an organ.  One of his daughters, Sophie Charlotte Gaebler, had the distinction of having studied under the world renowned Franz Liszt.  Doc WHS_005_551

 

 

 

Sophie is buried in Oak Hill Cemetery

Gaebler, Sophie, b. Nov 18, 1862, d. Mar 15, 1954