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Newspaper
The Jewish Herald
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
6
The Jewish Literary Society resumes after summer with plans for Hebrew Bible and History lessons led by Rabbi Wilmar. The first meeting is at Adath Yeshurun Synagogue on October 25 with a November debate, and a October 29 study circle reorganization.
General Bingham reports crime proportions with Jews at top of list and readers respond with a show of Jewish spirit and solidarity after the article publication.
Cullings Colorado Springs announces a new temple project with a price tag close to ten thousand dollars. The lot for the temple was donated by Gen. W. J. Palmer.
The National Council of Jewish Women sent circulars announcing a tri annual meeting to be held in Cincinnati from December 1 to 8.
The Shelter Home for Jewish children was dedicated in September with ceremonial rites. Community leaders, donors, and supporters attended the opening to mark a new facility offering care and refuge for young residents.
The activities on February 20 at Denver Colorado were organized under the supervision of the President Mrs. J. W. Larver.
Mr Max Levine died September 26 in his 46th year at Bonham Texas. Dr Greenberg officiated, The Pythians conducted the ceremony at the grave.
The Pueblo community dedicated a new orthodox synagogue with speeches by president Mr. A Feinberg and other prominent local men marking the occasion.
Keneseth Israel in San Francisco was presented with a new temple by Mr. Wm Wolt a few days before Rosh Hashanah. Rabbi M Sansfield of Memphis is ill and his temple services are conducted by a substitute.
Congregation Adath Jeshuren installed Rev Herman A Rubinowitz as rabbi of its Louisville, Kentucky, synagogue on September 18, 1908. During the holy days Jewish emigrants were allowed to use a room set aside for them by Commissioner of Immigration Robert Wachborn of Newark City.
While playing near the stove at home in Memphis Tennessee four year old Julia Rosenblum suffered severe burns that proved fatal.
Rabbi Abraham D. Price of Baltimore Maryland plans a visit to the Carolinas in support of the Jewish Southern immigration movement. Renowned as a strong orator and among America's top Talmudic scholars, he is expected to bolster the initiative.
Sabbath Oct 10 and Shmini Atsereth Oct 11 services at 8 o clock morning, evening services. English sermon Friday evening Show Your Colors. German sermon Sabbath morning Other Worldliness. Michael Messinger will be Bar Mitzvah Sunday.
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