A letter from Jirji Libnan who was asking Father Attallah to confirm whether Jirji's wife in Lebanon had passed away, and if she did then he requested an official notice of her death so that Jirji can remarry in Brazil, dated April 5, 1924.
Letters from Joan Kord of Doubleday & Company, Inc. to Mary Mokarzel concerning copyright on recipes that had been printed in the Lebanese American Journal.
A physician's certificate for Salem Mansour created on September 27, 1920. It lists his birthdate as October 6, 1901, place of birth as Syria, and residence as 215 Hampshire St.
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Letter from Joe Saykali to his father, mother, Gilbert, Huguette, Roger, Peter, grandmother and aunts. He asks them about what is happening in Lebanon and why the people still confuse religion and politics.
Letter from Joe Saykali to the members of his family. He sends greetings, especially to his grandmother, and reassures them about his studies. He also tells them his uncle, Michel Saykali, is in a good shape.
Letter from Joe Saykali to the members of his family. He sends greetings and reassures them about his health and his studies in Chicago. He also tells them about his meeting with the Chief Engineer in the Engineering Society.
Letter from Joe Saykali to his father Georges Saykali, mother Salwa Saykali, brothers Gilbert, Roger, Pierrot, sister Huguette, grandmother and aunts. He sends greetings to the family. He tells them about the possibility that the Society of…
Letter from Joe Saykali to his father Georges Saykali, mother Salwa Saykali, brothers Gilbert, Roger, Pierrot, sister Huguette, grandmother and aunts. He sends greetings to the family, and asks them about the political crises in the Middle East.
Letter from Joe Saykali to the members of his family. He sends greetings to the family, and tells them about his arrival at Greer Institute in Chicago.
Letter from Joe Saykali to the members of his family. He sends greetings to the family, to his grandmother, his aunts and their respective families. He tells them about the new workshop he has established with his uncle Michel Saykali.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on March 3, 1945. Stewart discusses his struggles with the flu and the progress he has made on their house. He asks Romey to share her travel information with him so he knows when she will arrive.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on February 27, 1945. Stewart replies to Romey's concerns about her truck and where she should keep it. He discusses what she should bring and his plans to move out of the Hotel Thomas Jefferson.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on February 21, 1945. Stewart describes the changes he has made to their house in hopes that she will enjoy it. He also discusses his intentions to return to camp with Shep so that they can continue…
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on February 21, 1945. Stewart mentions Romey missing his call and that he has heard unpleasant rumors about her.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on February 17, 1945. Stewart discusses his end of employment with Hills Grocery Company and the details of his day. He shares his worries about Romey's health and ensures to emphasize that Andy must…
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on January 27, 1945. Stewart addresses a tense conversation between he and Romey. He also mentions letters he has received from other friends.
A resignation letter from Joe Stewart to the Hills Grocery Company was included with a letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey. In the letter he discusses how sick he was and his struggles to regain his health. Then, he discusses his trip with Romey…
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on December 14, 1944. Stewart shares that he is sick with the flu and pleurisy and will write when his health improves.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on December 11, 1944. Stewart describes the cold weather and his time with his brother. He also reassures Romey that they will be going to New Orleans, LA.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on November 29, 1944. Stewart discusses Romey's health and his concerns. He also shares his feelings about Romey's choice to allow Debson to visit despite their past interactions.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on November 24, 1944. Stewart shares his Thanksgiving experiences and his thoughts about Romey's last visit.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on October 31, 1944. Stewart expresses his loneliness and his time at work with Cook and Harris. He shares the results of his hunt and Mr. Baggill's attempt to rape a store cashier.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on October 23, 1944. Stewart expresses his excitement about hearing from Romey and his wishes to provide for her.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on October 20, 1944. Stewart addresses a phone call that occurred between Romey and him. He also questions whether Romey wants to continue their relationship.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on October 18, 1944. Stewart discusses his plans to quit his job and start his own business. He also includes his experiences spending time alone and how much he misses Romey.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on October 13, 1944. Stewart shares details about work and his struggles with the cold weather. He shares how lonely he is without her and asks several times about the dates she has been going on.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on October 2, 1944. Stewart asks about Romey's whereabouts and why she has not responded to his calls. He shares the details of a murder and rape that occurred downtown while also expressing concern…
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on September 20, 1944. Stewart wrote to send his concerns to Romey because she had a cold. He also includes his wish to find happiness despite the daily struggles he endures.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on September 8, 1944. Stewart wrote about his visit with Romey and what he has done at camp since his return.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on August 23, 1944. Stewart shares his plans to visit her during Labor Day and discusses his plans for the day.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on August 16, 1944. Stewart reminisces about his trip to Mobile, AL, and the time he spent with Romey. He also expresses concerns about Andy, Lella, and their baby.
A letter from Joe Stewart to Emeline Romey written on August 8, 1944. Stewart attempts to convince Romey that they should continue pursuing a relationship despite their lack of consistent communication recently. He discusses what the future would…
