Deaf Institution Commencement Honors 88th Year
The eighty eighth annual commencement of the New York Institution for the Deaf and Dumb concluded yesterday afternoon. Miss Marie Tanzas delivered the keynote valedictory and diplomas were awarded by Dr. Charles A. Ele. The ceremony featured sign language greetings by young girls in white and a pink birthday tribute. Faculty and guests noted the expressive sign language and the musical exhibition performed with mathematical precision by the fife and drum corps. Mrs Bussing presided in the morning and Mrs Edward G. Janeway acted as chair in the afternoon in the president’s absence.
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New York Institution
Cuvier
Marie Tanzas
Charles A.ele
Lawcuss
India
Bussing
Board of Co- Missions
Foreign Missions
David J. Burrell
Europe
Edward 4G. Janeway
Graduate Program Celebrates Wells College Event
Wells College graduates and attendees witnessed a vibrant program directed by Alfred G. Barry. Students showcased gymnastics and drill demonstrations while diplomas were awarded to Alfred G. Barry John Heil Jr. Arthur Hurson Ruth Bennett Cora Wood Florence Brown Mabel Fintell Anna Miller Sarah McKeown Sorina Pront Samuel Cohen Anna Bonoff Kate Bredemeyer May Hoffman and Marie Tanzas. Marie Tanzas won the Ida Montgomery prize of 100 dollars and Samuel Cohen the Halbrook gold medal for high class course excellence.
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Alfred G. Barry
Mendel Hosenberg
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 Pront
Kate Bredemeyer
May Hoffman
Marie Tanzas
Ida Montgomery
Halbrook
Cohen
College For the Deaf
Washington
Mission talk urges aid for Mountaineers in Kentucky
Rev Isaac Messler urged the Reformed Church to relocate from Ken twenty five miles away to help the mountain people in McKee Kentucky. He warned against indifference and highlighted dire medical and infant mortality conditions. The gathering in Marble Collegiate Church heard about industrial classes for women and education advances at McKee academy.
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Rac
New Jersey
New York
Isaac Messler
McKee
Charey
Women's Lizard
Reformed Church
Marble Collegiate Church
Fifth Agence
20Th Street
Walter C. Roe
Colony
Okla
Remine
Arapahoe
Iresses
Peter
Horton Memorial Church
4Ta
Dykhuizen
Iowa
Foreign Mission Board
Zwemer
China
M. K. Scudder
India
Be a Suburbanite This Summer
Practical tips invite city dwellers to embrace suburban life for a rest from winter's grind. Secrets include light cleaning, minimal drapery, open windows then shade by day, and air cleanups to keep homes breezy. The piece blends a calm seasonal mood with a nod to outdoor living.
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Puck
N. Newark
Sunshine Work and Summer Notices In New Jersey
Numerous notices show Florida and New Jersey members of the Sunshine group seeking hosts or duties and list members spending summers in Europe Maine and other locations. Wives and branches anticipate travels and support, with advice on suburban living early rising gardening and summer comfort.
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W. H. Doane
Cincinnati
Watch Hill
R. I
Ferris
Manhattan
Johnson
Trenton
Europe
Pierrepont A. Greene
Chelsea
Hiock 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
New Jersey Weekly Gift For Crippled Girl
A New Jersey report notes a weekly contribution of $1 toward a fund to aid a crippled girl. The article focuses on ongoing charitable support and community involvement without detailing donors or exact origins.
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New Jersey
Fone
Vermont mother thanks Sunshine remembrances for son Harry
An appreciative Vermont mother expresses gratitude to Sunshine remembrances for her son Harry who has received seventy souvenir postals a lovely album and cheery letters from many friends.
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Vermont
Harry
Home for Incurables marks 40th anniversary reception
The Home for Incurables celebrated its fortieth anniversary with the auxiliary board of lady managers hosting a holiday reception. By 3 PM visitors and supporters filled the grounds along Third Avenue from 1st to ith streets, sharing in the event and supporting patients.
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Martin E. Greene
Derbyshire
Ael
Jones
New York
Bouflt
Alfred Setontt
John Morris Buller
Seton
Henry PD. Tiffany
George Biller, Jr
Fortu
William A. Sutherland
Rochester
Lady Managers
1St
Ith Streets
Third Avenue
Countess Offers 100 Reward for Missing Son
The Countess de Festelles residing at 214 West Street offers a $100 reward for the recovery of her eight year old son stolen by his father on March 2. Authorities had warrants for the father since early May. A court separation decree allowed the mother to hide the boy from the father who took him Sunday after permission was granted.
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Minshine
Dally
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Robert Collyer
Newell and
Montrose Avenues
Rutherford
T. S. &Outing Fund
Helen
Fenn
Belle Ashton
Helen Ball
Hazel Platt
Emily Ball
Haroldine
Elizabeth Doig
Orl Yn
Agle
Bookman
Ng St
Gwen Wister
Lady Baltimore
the Virginian
Vernon Howe Batley
Lester Ralph
Price
the Macmillan Company
Rosers, Perr & Company
Broadway
Warren St
Isgh St
Florida
Wells College
Mercy Fenn
Rhinet
Port Chester
N. Y
Anna L. Lea
Charles Hutchins
Addie C. Kellogg
Shoreham
J. Lyle
Farmdale
Chaquin
Dover Street
Mayfair, W. London
London
Paris
Fla
Sarah Converse
Piermont
N. H
Alice Morris
State Hospital
Middletown
Conn
Kipling
Stevens Institute OF Technology
Hoboken, N. J
Bafton
New Bond Street
Germany
Kaisern
A. Rabderland
Koehler, Hanagen
2Olland Bros
Knightsbridge
S.W
Grunfeld’s
Leipziger Street
Berlin
Landeshut
Silesia
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