Learning to live with death conference topic
Five task force groups formed at a Chicago Sinai congregation conference on death and dying with dignity. Howard A. Sulkin said results may be felt nationwide as hospitals and the Reform Jewish movement commit to the effort. The May 19 20 event drew about 100 attendees and was conceived by Rabbi Samuel E. Karff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Stern
Chicago Sinai Congregation
South Shore Drive
Howard A. Sulkin
United States
Sinai
Samuel E. Karff
Karff
Sulkin
School For New Learning
DePaul University
Hendlin
Hendin
Hyde Park Kenwood Coffee Campaign Sees Early Success
Hyde Park Kenwood Community Conference reports its coffee gatherings for member outreach are yielding strong feedback and rising active interest. Campaign chairs Kate Williams and Mary Houghton outline plans to extend outreach citywide in October and form a community planning committee to shape economic initiatives and programs.
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Hyde Park-Kenwood
Kate Williams
Hyde Park
Kenwood
Williams
Mary Houghton
Ross Lathrop
Suzanne Allender
Betty Atkins
Bernice Bird
Ed Brugger
Kay Clement
Rebecca Grear
Joe Landy
Deane Oriel
Betty Schneider
Margaret Nelson
Boy born to Ranney family at Michael Reese Hospital
Mrs. George Ranney 4915 S Woodlawn gave birth to a son, George Ranney III, on May 24 at 7 a.m. weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces. Father George Ranney Jr. works for Inland Steel. The article also covers a Sunday program with David Hendin on death and related ethics, emphasizing honest confrontation of mortality and compassionate care.
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George Ranney
S. Woodlawn
George Ranney III
Michael Reese Hospital
Ranney
George Ranney Jr
Inland Steel Corporation
David Hendin
Hendin
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Philip Nowlen
Center For Continuing Education
University of Chicago
Kariff
Louis M. Sherwood
Jarl E. Dyrud
Joel Edelman
Illinois
Public Aid
Sherwood
HPKCC
Ranneys
Dyrud
Edelman
Dels
Mr. T’s
Shoe Service
E. 53Rd St
Florida
Hyde Park Blvd
Corner 51St
Harper
Sun
the Faulkner School
Coles Avenue
Chicago, Illinois
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