An immigration record issued by the United States Department of Commerce and Labor, Immigration Service on December 2, 1911, at Ellis Island. It was sent to Bernard M. Sheridan, Superintendent of Schools in Lawrence, MA, and signed by Acting…
Lions International Nomination of Joe El-Khouri for District Governor 31A at Rocky Mount, North Carolina. The pamphlet contains brief biographical information in addition to a list of Joe El-Khouri's many community contributions.
A school record for Lillian Mansour created on October 10, 1935. It lists her date of birth as April 10, 1920, and her residence at 386 Elm St. The record lists information about her studies at the Tarbox School in Lawrence, Massachusetts. It lists…
A baptismal record, issued by St. Anthony's Church in Lawrence, Massachusetts, confirming Lillian Gabriel's date of birth as April 10, 1920, and date of baptism as October 30, 1920. It lists Lillian's father's name, William Gabriel, and mother's…
A photo of Mokarzels in Beirut, Lebanon. Left to right: Lila Mokarzel, Helen Kalil Mokarzel, and Mary Mokarzel. The caption on the back of the photo states "Nadi Al-Sayaddy."
A captioned photo of Lila Mokarzel riding her scooter, published in a newspaper. The photograph was taken at Our Lady of Good Counsel, a Catholic High School.
A photo of Mokarzels in Beirut, Lebanon. Left to right: Lila Mokarzel and Helen Kalil Mokarzel. The caption on the back of the photo states "Nadi Al-Sayaddy."
A handwritten letter from Rev. Mosa Boohaider of Baskinta, Lebanon, on April 23, 1909. It confirms the date of birth of Lewis Hider as November 15, 1892, and his date of baptism as December 29, 1892. Handwritten notes in English at the bottom…
Letter from Michel to his bother Georges. He sends greetings and kisses to his family. He wishes them a Merry Christmas. He also tells him that he has sent him 400 Swiss Francs.
Letter from Michel to his brother Georges. He tells him that he was hospitalized in September, but that he is doing well now. He expresses his wish to be with his family. He also tells him that the government has forbidden selling US money.
This manuscript is titled Letters to Uncle Sam and is comprised of four articles. Uncle Sam is the personality that symbolizes the United States of America and Rihani writes to him discussing the values of Arab Americans as well as the reality of…
Letters from Joseph Paquet of Jesuit Foreign Missions and Martin McDermott of the Bibliotheque Orientale concerning Mary Mokarzel's donation of the Naoum and Salloum Library.
Two letters from Muteea Deeb to Chahina Rahhal. Letter 1: dated August 24, 1953, Tripoli, Lebanon. Letter 2: dated September 15, 1953. Tripoli, Lebanon. Muteea informs and updates Chahina about the health of Miss Khalil and shares news about friends.…
A collection of letters from the US Department of Justice and Senator Robert Morgan to Joseph El-Khouri regarding his petitions for relative immigrant visas to enter the United States.
Letters from the Library of Congress Exchange and Gift Division to Mary Mokarzel concerning microfilming and appraisal of Al-Hoda and the Lebanese American Journal.
Three letters, the first letter is from R. A. Hildebrand to Angele Ellis and Toufic Ellis, dated 27 August 1965. The second letter is from Kail Ellis to Angele Ellis and Toufic Ellis, dated 28 August 1965. The third letter is from (illegible) to Kail…
Letters from Nick Weaver (from the office of Senator Robert Morgan) to Joseph El-Khouri updating him on the status of his siblings' visas. The enclosures mentioned in the letters are absent.
Two letters: In the first letter Khalil sends greetings to his family and friends. He then asks his uncle about the water issue in Shaghour, his son Youssuf, and becoming a cleric. Khalil then encourages his uncle to educate all of his sons and…
Two letters: One from Khalil to his uncle, Asaad, apologizing for writing to him late due to work, asking about family and friends, and sending greetings. The second letters is from Aziz to his father, Asaad, telling him about the marriage of Khalil…
Letters from Joan Kord of Doubleday & Company, Inc. to Mary Mokarzel concerning copyright on recipes that had been printed in the Lebanese American Journal.
