300th Year of Reforming Synod Celebrations in NYC
The old Dutch Reformed Church marks its tercentenary with a General Synod at St. Nicholas Church in New York City on June 7. Events span June 7 through June 10, including memorial services, historic Hudson River excursions, and a Carnegie Hall civic commemoration with notable speakers and a major pension endowment goal.
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Old Dutch Reformed Church
Church of St. Nicholas
New York City
Jonas Michaelius
Manhattan
J. Addison Jones
Poughkeepsie N. Y
Minister’s Fund
Board of Education
Synod
E. E B. Olcott
Hudson River
Hudson River Day Line
Margaret Rutgers
van Rensselaer Woislawsky
Helen Gould Shepherd
Hudson
West Point
Westchester County
Grant
Lyndhurst
Ritz Carlton
Collegiate Church of
City of New Or
New England
Virginia
Pension Fund
Malcome James MacLeod
John Markie
John and Mary Markie
Malcom J. MacLeod
Markle
W. H. S. Demarest
D. D
United Church of Canada
Europe
Asia
Africa
United States
The
Historic Societies
Carnegie Hall
U. S
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen
Progress Council
Foreign Missions
Boards of Foreign and Domestic Missions
Synod Delegates and Officials To Attend Meeting
The text notes about 241 delegates and many more expected, including officers, wives of delegates, and visitors. The Synod will operate in daylight time after the first day, with the event planning details indicating usual proceedings and attendee roles.
Select Tourist Camp With Regard To Health
Tourists should immunise against typhoid before travel and beware of camps with dirty water and unsanitary food. Dr D C Steelamith notes many camps lack inspections. Camp owners must provide clean water, sanitary toilets, proper lighting, milk and food inspection, and regular attendants. Most tourists try to keep camps clean, but few act in unkempt parks.
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Auto
D. C. Steelamith
State Department of Health
Clean Camp Fee Clarified For Public Shelter Use
In indecipherable text a fee is described to provide a clean safe camp for demerit weather conditions. The notice mentions a shelter and safety benefits, suggesting the camp is safer than prior arrangements. The fragmented lines reference payment and supervision by an entity named Policoid.
Senior Chapel Marks Farewell for Class of 1928
Miss Lillian Payne led the march as the Senior Class of 1928 entered the chapel for a farewell service. Nina Gosselink, Thyrza Eringa, and John Keuning led Scripture and prayer while Mildred Straks accompanied a quartet on piano. Peter A De Jong delivered the valedictory as classmates bid Faculty and peers goodbye with hopeful wishes.
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Lillian Payne
Nina Gosselink
Thyrza Eringa
John Keuning
Mildred Straks
Peter A de Jong
Unclear fragment hints at a student performance and readings
Fragmentary notes describe Lillian Payne leading a morning event with Marion Nollen reading a final will and testament by two seniors. Many favored performances by faculty and student body are mentioned alongside a heritage theme and a list of misnamed participants.
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Lillian
Payne
Solo
Marion Nollen
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