Eminent Rabbi to Occupy Pulpit at local congregation
Eminent Rabbi BerbsEt Hare will occupy the pulpit Monday evening at the Jewish congregation of Phountzy. Rabbi Ephraim Wench will head the event with other leaders in the Jewish pulpal community.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1929
Page
6
Eminent Rabbi BerbsEt Hare will occupy the pulpit Monday evening at the Jewish congregation of Phountzy. Rabbi Ephraim Wench will head the event with other leaders in the Jewish pulpal community.
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A list of promotions and new assignments for officers and enlisted personnel. Names include Major Meney, Captain Biel, Major S. Widtey, Major J. Buin, and numerous lieutenants and captains assigned to fields such as Wright Field, Maxwell Field, and Plattsburg. Documentation notes relocations to Fort Benning, Port Simm, and Walter Reed for treatment. promotions to colonels and majors across multiple units.
A local city administration announces the appointment of a woman, Mrs Lessinores, as city inspector. The move is described by Mayor Chambers as part of efforts to improve enforcement and street maintenance, with duties including overseeing sidewalk, strip, and pave work and ensuring compliance.
The Moody expense bill passes both chambers with a price tag around 83,183.60n. The move aims to reconnect funds for a female emergency aid program, and the measure heads to Gov. Moody for action after Thursday session. Senator Tory Pollard chairs the committee and will push for approval of individual line items.
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