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most of its best pupils.A Hllv«r Wfddlnc Worthy of IninU-tlOM.Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Brody, of Buda-Pcsth, celebrated, on August 15th, their silver wedding at their summer residence of Gbdolb. The celebration, though restricted to the family circle, could not exclude the members of the company of which the jubilant is president.On Sunday evening, the whole technical force of the Hungaria Printing and Publishing Company appeared on the spot, congratulating and submitting addresses to the happy couple.In response to the same, Mr. Brody announced his intention to give 100,000 gulden toward a pension fund for the benefit of those connected with his printing and publishing company. The interest of the sum is to serve as a pension fund for employees disabled either by age, accident or sickness. In case of death the pension will go to their widows or orphans.On the same day Herr Brody created a fund of 50.000 gulden for the benefit of poor Jewish students.Mr. Brody is the Hungarian GeorgeW. Childs.
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Philadelphia Jewish Exponent
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, Sep 30, 1892
Page 6
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