Deaf Institute Marks Eighty Eighth Commencement
The New York Institution for the Improvement of the Deaf and Dumb held its eighty eighth annual commencement yesterday afternoon. Diplomas were distributed by Dr Charles A Pele with valedictory by Miss Marie Tanzas in sign language. Guests included young girls in white who greeted attendees and a birthday party segment featured a pink hostess.
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New York Institution
Enoch Cuvier
Marie Tanzas
Charles A. Pele
Fife
Concorps
Wells College graduation pageant and awards noted
Wells College showcased graduates Alfred G Barry John Heil Jr Arthur Hurson Ruth Bennett Cora Wood Florence Brown Mabel Fintell Anna Miller Sarah McKeown Sorina Plant Samuel Cohen Anna Bonoff Kate Bredemeyer May Hoffman Marie Tanzas receiving diplomas. Marie Tanzas won Ida Montgomery prize while Samuel Halbrook gold medal honored top high class student.
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Alfred G. Barry
Mensel Rosenberg
168Th Street
Samuel Cohen
Anna Bonoff
John Heil, Jr
Arthur L. Hurson
Ruth Bennett
Cora M. Wood
Florence E. Brown
Mabel Fintell
Anna C. Miller
Sarah McKeown
Sorina E Plant
Kate Bredemeyer
May Hoffman
Marie Tanzas
Ida Montgomery
Samuel
Halbrook
Cohen
College For the
S ‘Ton
Mission work among mountaineers discussed in New York meeting
Rev Isaac Messler of McKee Kentucky urged aid for mountaineers in Kentucky and described the need for medical care education and moral support. The session, at Marble Collegiate Church, also covered women's industrial classes and relief efforts tied to barrels sent from the North.
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Kentucky Mountains
Tallroend
New Jersey
New York
Isaac Messler
McKee
Women's Board of Domestic Missions
The
Reformed Church
Marble Collegiate Church
Pith Avenue
20Th Street
Walter C. Roe
Colony
Okla
Foreign Mission Board
Zwemer
China
M. K. Scudder
India
Suggestions for Summer Be A Suburbanite
A summer plan for suburban living contrasts city bustle with quiet mornings indoors. It describes cleaning, light furniture, open windows, and shade management to keep homes airy and cool, while noting a hospital gathering with patients enjoying music and a year end report at a New York institution.
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Puck
Sunshine work and summer notices from New Jersey ASP
The column lists Sunshine work members, transfers, travels, and needs including a West Indian member seeking board and possible secretary roles. It notes members at summer homes in Watch Hill and Block Island, and requests for items, bathing cap, and reading materials. Advice extols early rising, suburban life, and gardening as summer comforts.
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W. H. Deane
Cincinnati
Watch Hill
R. I
Ferris
Manhattan
Johnson
Trenton
Europe
Pierrepont A Greene
Chelsea
Block Island
A. A. Andrews
Dorchester
Mass
Wallaston Beach
Harry W. Bennett
Buzzard’s Bay
M. Reid
No. 3
Boston
Canada
J. Lindsay
Friendly Aid
Mizzen Top
A. R. Tillinghast
Minneapolis
Walter Dormitter
New Jersey
Maine
W. Levy
Sea Girt
N. J
Joseph Crowell
Valley Stream
Long Island
A. J. Mellen
Phebe Hall
India
Kipling
Washington
Fund for Crippled Girl Receives Weekly Jersey Contributions
The report notes a weekly contribution of $1 from New Jersey to a fund aiding a crippled girl, highlighting ongoing financial support and community involvement.
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New Jersey
Fund For
Vermonter Thanks Sunshine Remembrances for Son Harry
A Vermont mother expresses gratitude to T. S. S. friends for cheering her sick son Harry. She notes he has received seventy souvenir postals an album to hold them and several cheerful letters from supporters.
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Vermont
Harry
Incurables Home Celebrates Fortieth Anniversary Event
The Home for Incurables marked its 40th anniversary with a holiday reception by the auxiliary board of lady managers. By early afternoon the grounds along Third Avenue near 1st to 4th streets filled with visitors, friends of patients, and members of the community.
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Martin E. Greene
Derbyshire
Israel C. Jones
Cal
New York
Alfred Seton T Morris Ebuller
Treas
Seton
Henry D. Tiffany
Rea Biller, Jr
Kary
John Ling
George F
William A. Suther
Rochester
Suther
Lady Managers
1St
US 4Th Streets
Third Avenue
Countess De Festetics Seeks Son Lost to Father
The Countess de Festetics residing at 214 West Sid Street offers a reward for the recovery of her eight year old son after his alleged abduction by his father. A warrant for the father's arrest has been active since the first week of May. The court decree granted custody to the mother with the father allowed to visit on Sundays.
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Countess de Festetics
West Sid Street
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