Hebrew Union College Dormitory Dedicated
The January dedication of the Hebrew Union College dormitory in Cincinnati marked a milestone in American Jewish womanhood. Thousands attended as leaders like Dr Julian Morgenstern and Rabbi David Philipson spoke, and the project raised $261,185 with 145 sisterhoods contributing. The building adjoins the college and gymnasium, offering dorms, dining, and study spaces for future leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walter Preiberg
National Federation of Temple
Charles Shehl
Alfred M. Cohen
Trebrew Union College
Israel
Cincinnati
Hebrew Union College
National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Tbhuffa
Joseph Weisenfeld
Bether
Young Men’s Christian Association
27Th Council
The
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Abram Simon
Washington, D. C
New York
Jacob Wertheim Mmade
J. Walter Freiberg
Sisterhoods and the Union
St. Louis
Bernard Stone Arrives in Denver to Promote Palestine Drive
Bernard Stone visits Denver to organize the local Jewish community for the Palestine Foundation fund Keren Hayesod. He will lecture at B M H on Friday January 28 and speak Sunday at Bnai Brith Lodge and Zera Israel Synagogue, with a dinner arranged at Rosen's Kosher restaurant for supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Stone
Palestine
Denver
Mr. Stone
B'nai B'rith
Zera Israel
West Colfax and
Grove
Rosen
Keren Hayesod
Denver Jewish News Office
B'nai B'rith Lodge to Host 1925 Meeting and Lectures
B'nai B'rith plans a Sunday meeting at 10 A M in the lodge room 1543 Champa Street. Professor Richard Peet will discuss The Louisiana Purchase and Other Boundary Extensions. Bernard Stone of Keren Hayesod will address members visiting Denver. Attendance urged as 1925 aims for active, uplifting committees and strong participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'nai B'rith
Champa Street
Tary
Keren Hayesod
Denver
Stone
Denver Lodge
Central Jewish Council Executive Committee List
The Central Jewish Council presents its executive committee and officers including Dr Louis Adelman, Samuel Priess, Leo Ro Cohn, Simon Quint, A Grossman, Radetsky, Simon J Heller, and others. Officers listed include presidents, treasurer, and secretary with contact at 609 Central Savings Bank Building Champa 5913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Adelman
Samuel Priess
Leo Ro Cohn
Simon Quint
A. Grossman
ATL
Radetsky Simon J. Heller
Radetsky
Vabbi C,h. Kauwar
M, Saremsky
B. Rose
D. Spivak
N. Lorber
L. Wandell
M. Morris Zigmond
Fos, Zigmond
Simon J. Heller
M. Kadetsky
Fir
J. M. Morris
Central Savings Bank
Champa
Annual Convention of the Central Jewish Council
The Central Jewish Council convenes with extensive preparations and a large representation expected. A musical program is planned and speakers include Bernard Stone, Keren Hayesod representative, Dr. C. H. Kauvar, Dr. C. D. Spivak and others. Reports from the president, secretary and treasurer will be read and five executive positions will be filled. Sessions start at 2:30 sharp. delegates urged to attend promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Stone
Keren Hayesod
C. H. Kauvar
C. D. Spivak
Campaign kickoff for Chaim Solomon monument in NYC
The Federation of Polish Jews of America held a Madison Square banquet at the Hotel Pennsylvania and pledges reached 15000 toward a 100000 campaign to erect a monument to Chaim Solomon, first Polish Jewish immigrant to America, who aided the colonies during the fight for independence. The Dormitory Campaign Committee listed leaders from Washington, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Denver, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Simon
Washington
New York
Federation of Polish Jews of America
Pennsylvania
Chaim Solomon
America
Madison Square
New York City
Year 1925 Challenges Jewish Women Message Calls Action
The National Council of Jewish Women warns of a great social danger in 1925, urging mothers to shelter children from child labor. Mrs. Ketelle M. Sternberger of New York City stresses federal and state reforms, 10 to 14 year olds working long hours, and a push for a nationwide child labor amendment to protect youth. The appeal links motherhood, education, and world peace, urging American women to cherish citizenship and universal love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
National Council of Jewish Women
Ketelle M. Sternberger
America
Women Organize Drive to Build Yeshiva Dormitory
A newly formed Women's committee of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Campa ign plans a 250000 dormitory for Yeshiva College. After raising 40000 in initial support, the group aims to house 300 students and fund maintenance, with women nationwide urged to contribute. The drive aligns with Orthodox Judaism welfare goals and supports three city blocks on Amsterdam Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeshiva
New York
Yeshiva College
Tiesembo
Women's Auxiliary
Union of Orthodox Jewish Cam
United States
Ebin
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations
Women’s Committee
Yeshiva Seminary and College
Yeshiva College Building Fund
Vilna Father Commits Death Over Son's Marriage
Aaron Lichtman aged forty two was found dead this morning in Vilna. He killed himself as punishment for his son deserting Judaism to wed a Christian girl. Jewish Telegraphic Agency report notes the act reflects a belief in strict religious duty and communal shame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish ‘Telegraphic Agency
Vilna
Aaron Lichtman
Lichtman
Berlin Jazz Song Prompts Controversy with Anti Jewish Motif
A Jewish Telegraphic Agency report notes a Berlin street song praising burning synagogs, rooted in a music hall tune and spreading like the chorus Yes we have no bananas. Critics warn the chant echoes revenge and self harm in communal tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Berlin
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Sisterhood
David Hahn
Tremont Sisterhood
Thebrew Vinion College
Cone
Sternberger
Greensboro
N.C
Jewish Theological School
Jewish Women of America
Palestine Foundation Fund
Samuel Untermyer
Fund
Great Britain
England
Scotland
Chaim Weizmann
World Zionist Organization
Max Nordau
English Free Trade Union
Lloyd George
Arthur Henderson
Sir Herbert Samuel
Sir Alfred Mond
Partic
Ularly
Cooperative Movement
Labor Party
B’nai B'rith Lodge Meeting
Central Jewish Council
Adams Hotel
Baltimore, Ma
Solomon
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