Newspaper article from New York Herald-Tribune from June 3, 1934, titled "Westchester Clergyman Dies After Operation," referring to Rev. Gabriel Oussani.
Small picture of Gabriel Oussani, his business card for St. Joseph's Seminary in Yonkers, NY, and two newspaper articles, one from the New York Times June 6, 1934, titled "Church Notables Mourn Dr. Oussani," and one from the New York Herald June 6,…
A newspaper clipping of a photograph of Jane Courtland sitting at a piano, receiving instruction from pianists and composers Anis Fuleihan, Jacques de Menasce, and Otto Luenig. Dated 1943 based on the movie advertisement on the back.
Newspaper clipping describing Neville Fuleihan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nasri Fuleihan of Meadow Ave., one of 22 airmen recently graduated from ambulance driver class at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
A small article with an image showing Charles Ellis receiving a plaque recognizing Senator Albert J. Ellis's (his father) service to the men and women of the armed forces.
A newspaper clipping detailing a meeting of the 1971 North Carolina General Assembly, which was adjourned early in the memory of Albert Ellis. Second page of article missing.
A digital photograph of a black and white image of the Zaytoun News Agency in New Bern, North Carolina. Three unidentified people stand in the doorway, and a portion of a branded van is parked in front of the building.
A description of Albert Ellis's funeral at the Infant Child of Prague Catholic Church published in the Wilmington Morning Star newspaper, December 17, 1969.
A newspaper clipping from Villanova University titled, 'Unique Seminar At Villanova,' regarding a course by Kail Ellis and Dr. Malik Hafeez scheduled for 7-8 December 1984.
A newspaper article titled ' Islamic States affect U.S.-U.S.S.R. relations' published in the University News Bulletin. The article from February 1983 discusses the seminar that Kail Ellis and his colleague would be hosting that summer at Villanova.
A newspaper article published in The Villanovan titled 'Meet Dean Ellis of the College of Arts and Sciences' written by Valerie Jones. The article dated 27 September 1991 Kail Ellis's accomplishments as dean.
A newspaper article published by the Villanovan titled 'Ellis New Dean'. The article is about Kail Ellis's achievements and qualifications that brought him to his new position as dean. Missing the first page.
A newspaper clipping titled 'Red Cross Officers' with a photograph of Dugal C. Peck, Delor (spelled Delore) J. Ellis, Mrs. U. Grant LeFevre and William F. Nicol circa 1967.
Newspaper clipping with several articles, including one titled "Scholarly Fans," regarding Gabriel Oussani a few years after his death. From The Tablet, 4 January 1941.
Newspaper clipping with several articles, including one titled "Scholarly Fans," regarding Gabriel Oussani a few years after his death. From The Tablet, 4 January 1941.
A newspaper article published in The Standard Press titled 'Unity, Cordial Relations Stressed by Fr. Ellis in Talk for Presbyterians'. The article dated 27 January 1966 is about Alfred Ellis's speech for the Women's Society of the First United…
An article published in the Camp Lejeune Globe newspaper concerning the contributions made by the late Albert Ellis to the USO, dated December 19, 1969.
A newspaper article published in the Catholic Standard and Times titled 'Father Ellis New Dean at Villanova'. The article dated 21 November 1985 announces Kail Ellis as the new dean of Villanova.
A newspaper article published in the Carthage Republican Tribune titled 'For The First Time'. The article is about deacons from Augustinian College, including Kail Ellis
A newspaper article published in The Carthage Republican Tribune titled 'Tribute to Angele Ellis Recalls Days of Early Lebanese Community'. The article dated 23 February 1994 is about Angele Ellis and her impact on the community.
Parade Newspaper's "'We're Proud of our Heritage'" article written by Casey Kasem, featuring Paula Abdul, Professor Elias Corey, Senator George Mitchell, Doug Flutie, Dr. Michael DeBakey, and Donna Shalala, and published on January 18, 1994.
