Typed letter on "American Consular Service" stationary written to Mr. Salloum Mokarzel from Robert D. Murphy, dated April 25, 1932. The letter refers to the death of MR. Naoum Anthony Mokarzel and a "Report of the death of an American citizen" which…
A letter from Russel Ficke, Superintendent of Calvary Cemetery, to Margaret Oussani, returning the key to her vault and providing information on perpetual care costs, dated 20 November 1967.
A letter from Russell Ficke, Superintendent of Calvary Cemetery, to Margaret Oussani, acknowledging receipt of partial payment toward perpetual care, dated 15 January 1971.
A letter from Russell Ficke, Superintendent of Calvary Cemetery, to Margaret Oussani, enclosing a receipt for the final payment of the amount required for the permanent care of her grave holding, dated 29 Oct 1971.
A letter to Bayard Dodge from Ruth Crawford Mitchell, dated July 12, 1937. The letter discusses the building of a Syrian Room at the University of Pittsburgh and 's consultation on the architecture.
A letter from S. Branson Marley, Jr. of the Library of Congress to Mary Mokarzel. Included are notes and a draft of a reply letter written by Mary Mokarzel as well as a subscription form for the Lebanese American Journal.
A letter from Salem Youssuf who asks his uncle why he hasn't heard or received any letter about the marriage matter. He sends greetings to family and friends.
A letter from Salem who informs his family he won't visit due to work issues. He asks them to request another lady's hand so she can come with Youssuf.
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A letter from Salloum to his daughter, Alice Mokarzel, written in New York City. In this letter, dated November 23, 1926, Salloum is pleased to hear from Alice and that she is reading every single word in the issue of "The Syrian World" he sent her.…
A letter from Salloum to his daughter, Alice Mokarzel, written in New York City. In this letter, dated October 30, 1926, Salloum has been busy with the publication of "The Syrian World," but made a point to "find" time to write to Alice. Earlier that…
A letter from Salloum to his daughter, Alice Mokarzel, written in New York City. In this letter, dated June 21, 1926, Salloum expects that Alice must be very busy because she hasn't written to him as frequently as she used to. This is because as the…
A letter from Salloum to his daughter, Alice Mokarzel, written in New York City. In this letter, dated May 25, 1926, Salloum is pleased to witness Alice's academic growth in Arabic and French and artistic growth in painting. In some previous letters,…
A letter from Salloum to his daughter, Alice Mokarzel, written in New York City. In this letter, dated March 3, 1926, Salloum explains that he has been writing to Alice as often as he can and hopes that his letters aren't going astray. He responds to…
A letter from Salloum to his daughter, Alice Mokarzel, written in New York City. In this letter, dated February 25, 1926, Salloum explains that his letters must have been lost because he is always writing her back. He wants her to know that he will…
A letter from Salloum to his daughter, Alice Mokarzel, written in New York City. In this letter, dated February 4, 1926, Salloum finally writes Alice back explaining that how endearing her letters are and how much comfort he finds in reading her…
A postcard from Salloum to his daughter Alice Mokarzel Jaoudi sent from Brooklyn, New York dated November 24, 1925. This postcard expresses concern for Alice's health and happiness that he's received a letter from her.
