Jews in Cedar Rapids observe Rosh Hashanah at Temple Judah
Rabbi Albert S. Goldstein from Cleveland leads special services marking the Jewish New Year. Readings and sermons focus on humanity's birthday and the penitential days that precede the Day of Atonement. Music from traditional forms, a ram’s horn shofar, and observances at Temple Judah on Washington Avenue SE feature prominently.
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Cedar Rapids
Albert S. Goldstein
Cleveland
Temple Judah
Washington Avenue
Adam
Rabbi Goldstein
University of Cincinnati
Hebrew Union College
John Mas
A. O. Ambroz
Harold von
Ed’s pledge to church over pension questioned
The remark concerns Ed’s belief that a pension would come with divine aid and his promise to share part of it with the church. It notes he later broke that promise while attempting to secure heavenly assistance.
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Heaven
Day of Atonement concept in Jewish thought cited
The article notes that later Jewish literature links the Exodus release to a day of repentance before mercy ends but clarifies it is symbolic a tradition. It states Jews believe each day is the Day of Atonement and that one should repent daily since death is unpredictable.
Farmers Listen as Roosevelt Speaks in Des Moines and Sioux City
Farmers in Iowa gave friendly attention to Franklin D. Roosevelt and showed little applause or heckling as he spoke on farm relief and government costs. A parade planned to accompany his visit was canceled due to late arrival, while Des Moines granted a parade permit for striking farmers ahead of Hoover’s Des Moines speech.
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Sioux City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Hoover
Iowa
Des Moines
Linn Doctors Attend Dinner And Clinic At Independence Hospital
About 125 doctors attended a dinner and scientific meeting at Independence state hospital on Thursday night. Approximately eighty were from Linn county. Four hospital staff members presented papers and led a clinic demonstrating various types of insanity.
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Linn County
Independence State Hospital
Mechanicsville Man Ends Life With Gun
Special to The Gazette. W Nost age 51 retired farmer living in Mechanicsville ended his life with a shotgun shortly after 7 p m Thursday in the basement of his home. His son struggled to prevent the suicide but failed. Nost survived by his wife Cora one son Harry his mother and four sisters and four brothers.
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W. Nost
Mechanicsville
Mr. Nost
Cora
Harry
Emma Nost
C. F. Bate
Charles Ehresman
Lisbon
Lillian Cone
Chicago
George
Sunliff
Frank
Ernest
Cedar Rapids
Earl
Low Moor
Democrats to blame for early panics says Bedell in Ottumwa
Mrs. Virginia Bedell vice chairman of the Republican state central committee told a Fifth district rally in Ottumwa that panics occurred during or as a result of Democratic regimes and that the party is out of order blaming current economic mood on Republicans.
Elgin American Legion Auxiliary Form Officers
The Elgin auxiliary elected officers Wednesday night with Mrs. Harry Wenger as president and Mrs. Frank Greenley as vice president. Executive committee selections include Mrs. John Falk Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Ben Baumgartner with M. Haug named as a member.
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Elgin
American Legion Auxiliary
Premsene
Harry Wenger
Frank Greenley
M. Haug
John Falk
Carter
Ben Baumgartner
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