Rabbi Max Schenk Resigns Pulpit at Temple Judah
Rabbi Max Schenk, longtime Temple Judah leader since 1928, resigns effective Sept 1 after four years in Cedar. He holds civic roles with International Relations Study club and World Court committee and was honored by Pi Gamma Mu. On Sunday at 10 30 he will confirm a class of eleven students.
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Max Schenk
Temple Judah
Jewish Institute of Religion
Cedar Ae
Pi Gamma Mu
Rabbi Schenk
Carl Newman Ettinger, Jr
Ruth Subotnik
Philip Julian Klass
Joan Emily Miller
Maxine Roslyn Kopel
Elizabeth Golden
Greenblatt
Morris Graw
Bessie Graw
Maxine Bernice Kushner
Betty Vivienne Albert
Bernice F. Tiep
Sam Greenblatt
Congregation to distribute diplomas at temple events
The congregation will distribute diplomas with Charles Schoen as chairman. A 3:30 to 5 reception follows in the temple social hall. The final service of the year is Friday June 10 at 8 p m for Shabaoth. A Kaddish service will honor the deceased and Rabbi Schenk will give a parting sermon.
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Congregation and Friends
Temple
Rabbi Schenk
Max Schenk
Raymond N. Klass
Ethelyn Greenblatt
Bella Scheer
Ruth Kushner
Joseph Sinaiko
Carl Ettinger
Maxine Kopel
Sam Greenblatt
M. B. Katzoff
William Tiep
Sisterhood
Jack H. Levin
M. J. Frankel
Nathan Greenberg
Leo Smulekoff
Charles Schoen
Wreck injures Cedar Rapids residents. essay prize winners named
Cedar Rapids residents J. E. Townsend W. S. Fox and Mrs D F Wessenberg were injured in a North Western train wreck at Quarry last evening. James M Slavik and Marie Langer won first and second in an essay contest on Why I Want To Become an American Citizen conducted by Ashley chapter D A R. Ray Stark sails to Atlantic City for a national convention. Dr Franklin H Giddings of Columbia University named commencement speaker at Coe College. George White's Scandals shown at Majestic theater.
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J. E. Townsend
W. S. Fox
D. F. Wessenberg
Cedar Rapids
North Western
Quarry
James M. Slavik
Marie Langer
Ashley Chapter
B. R. Stuff
John Elgin
F. S. Jackson Ray Stark
Atlantic City
N. J
Franklin H. Giddings
Columbia University
Coe College
George White
Majestic Theater
Former Cedar Rapids Mayor and Postmaster Dies at Home
W. W. a Cedar Rapids figure and Civil War veteran died at his home today. He led Company G in the fourth Iowa, helped organize it here, served as county sheriff, and sat on the school board and city council. Glenn E. Tathwell becomes Y M C A membership secretary in Waterloo, a former Cedar Rapids resident. John S. Broeksmit of Harris Trust Chicago and Reger Fletcher of Drovers Deposit Chicago are noted as former Cedar Rapids residents.
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W. W
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Glenn E. Tathwell
Waterloo
John S. Broeksmit
The
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
Reger Fletcher
Drovers Deposit Bank of Chicago
City visitors attend bankers convention and a wedding
Miss Dorothy Hanford of Cedar Rapids and Miner Baltuff of Minneapolis were married today at Grace Episcopal church by Rev. John Arthur. Seattle guests attend the state bankers convention in the city while Alderman C. H. Chandler travels to Leland, Michigan, for a summer cottage with his family to join him later.
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Bankers’ Convention
Dorothy Hanford
Cedar Rapids
Miner Baltuff
Minneapolis
Grace Episcopal Church
John Arthur
Seattle
C. H. Chandler
Leland
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Miss Alice Skinner and John Hobbs wed in Cedar Rapids home
Miss Alice Mary Skinner of Cedar Rapids and John Hobbs of New York were married today at the home of the bride's brother, Dr. George C. Skinner, by Rev. E. R. Burkhalter. Also Miss Edith Alma Van Delinder and William N. Neal married today at the Van Delinder home by Rev. S. G. Griffith. The Sipe Educated Animal and MARENGO band will give its first concert of the season Saturday evening in the public park with band committee members Bryant Solbrig Matthias Burnett Fetz er Waldron assisting.
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Alice Mary Skinner
Cedar Rapids
John Hobbs
New York
George C. Skinner
E. R. Burkhalter
Edith Alma van Delinder
William N. Neal
van Delinder
S. G. Griffith
Sipe
Marengo
Richard Bryant
Marengo Commercial Club
Mr. Bryant
A. I. Solbrig
A. E. Matthias
Milo Burnett
M. F. Fetzer
Maurice Waldron
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Hazleton
Charles Sherrer
Robert Tompkins
Hershel Slater
Jason Birchard
Leslie Slater
Rich
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Claire Zimmerman
Williams
U.S. Pat
GR Williams
NEA Service, Inc
G. K. Thompson
Killian
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