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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
10
A Massachusetts Insurance Commissioner notice grants the Sons of Zion, a New York incorporated fraternal group, permission to conduct an insurance business within the state. The announcement marks a significant licensing moment for the delegation of Zionist conventions.
The first license since 1991 to a foreign fraternal order in the Commonwealth was delivered to Joseph Barondess grandmaster of the Sons of Zion and education commissioner in New York City.
Norwood June 30 Miss Sarah Sabina Conroy daughter of Mr and Mrs John Conroy married Cornelius F Coughlin son of Mr and Mrs D B D G Coughlin at St Catherine’s Church in a ceremony performed by Rev Thomas J MacCormack.
A mass Zionist campaign began in Chelsea led by Louis D. Brandeis to enroll every Chelsea Jew as a member of a Zionist organization and every child in Zionist youth groups. The drive aims to extend from Chelsea to Massachusetts and beyond, with Y M H A volunteers aiding parent and child enrollment.
A heated day session at the Zionist convention focused on teaching Hebrew to Jewish children. Louis Lipsky, president, refused to acknowledge Boston delegate Joseph Goldman who argued Hebrew not spoken in ancient or modern lands. Mrs. P. Bernstein of Cleveland urged stronger emphasis on Hebrew education to preserve traditions and Zionist aims.
At the convention a resolution urged teaching Hebrew to the children and was adopted after appeal to the women attendees to view the Zionist goal of restoring Palestine with renewed focus on language education.
The seventh annual Young Judaea convention met in the old City Club quarters with speakers including Professor Richard Gottheil Rabbi David D de Sola Pool and Joseph Barondess urging Zionist youth to strive for Palestine. Brandeis was praised as a leader and a committee reported a $2000 income and a projected $3500 need for the coming year with recommendations for youth education and leadership development.
The Federation of American Zionists closed last night after electing Dr. Harry Friedenwald as president and Louis Lipsky as executive chair. An executive committee of 15 was chosen amid a $13,000 treasury deficit and a vote to raise per capita tax from 50 to 75 cents. The Flag Day plan was sent to the executive committee for further review.
A company of nearly 100 Boy Scouts escorted the funeral service for Harold D. Reid senior scout commander of Troop 38 Malden Boy Scouts. The services were held on a Malden afternoon and conducted by Rev. Charles H. Moss pastor of the First Baptist Church Malden.
Death notices list Jerome Codair Catherine Poirir Isabella Rogers Harold J Ryan with funeral details and times. Services are set at Notre Dame de Pitie Church St Marys Church and St Thomas Church along with addresses and dates for the processions. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services.
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