A poem translated by Angele and Alfred Ellis. Alfred sent it to the members of the family with this comment: '[Angele's] thoughts had gone beyond sixty-four years into a youthful past, happy and carefree days as a teenager. This proud Mother of ours…
A poem translated by Angele and Alfred Ellis. Alfred sent it to the members of the family with this comment: '[Angele's] thoughts had gone beyond sixty-four years into a youthful past, happy and carefree days as a teenager. This proud Mother of ours…
A note with a recipe for baking soda biscuits on side A, undated. A journal entry written by Angele Ellis on side B, dated 26 March-29 March 1983. Written on paper with 'The Velvet Cloak Inn' letterhead. See KEllis2018-358 for the rest of Angele…
A newspaper in Arabic, alHuda Newspaper, no. 23, dated Friday, May 12, 1967. Article title 'Voice from Diaspora, Relationships between Syria and Lebanon, by Angele Ellis'.
An article draft written by Angele Ellis for Al-Hoda on the Danny Thomas TV special 'Road to Lebanon' which premiered 20 April 1966. Written circa 1966.
A newspaper clipping written in Arabic. Dated August 20, 1965. Title: 'Readers' Opinion', Angele writes to Al Hoda newspaper and thanks/praises them for their new section 'Voice from Diaspora'. Angele describes the new section: 'brings Lebanon news…
A newspaper article titled 'Toufee Ellis to Close Store Sunday, Marking Retirement'. The article details the history of Toufic's store and his children and their occupations. Article is possibly from 1967.
A newspaper article written by Rima Hajjah and published by the Daily Star titled, 'Student 'Must Learn Social Responsibility'', dated 22 November 1999.
An undergraduate history paper written by Ellen N. Maroun for Adirondack History, Dr. Murray Heller, North Country Community College, circa 1980s. Titled, 'The Lebanese Community of Tupper Lake.'
A photocopy of a certificate concerning water shares signed by Father Mikhail (spelled Mikheal in document) including the names Ghalib Slaiman Hobeiche (spelled Habeesh in the record) and Archbishop Antoun al Khazen, dated 20 May 1862.
