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PROGRESS OF FLINT I. O. B. B. MT. CLEMENS --- A NATIONAL RESORT
Season's Greetings
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FLINT B'NAI B'RITH LODGE IS AN
ACTIVE ORGANIZATION
TIMLICK
TRANSFER CO.
Successor to
Considerable progress was made
during the year by the B'nai B'rith
lodge in Flint. Being in good
standing and fully paid up in the
District Grand Lodge, the organ-
ization is free to devote itself to
many communal and other activi-
ties.
Officers of the lodge are: Abe
0. L. Worden Transfer Co.
Local and Long Distance Moving
Storage and Crating
Telephone 2456
808 North Saginaw St.
Kahn, president; Dr. A. E. Rosen-
thal, vice-president; Morris Rosen-
thal, treasurer; William Lande,
secretary; Saul Rotenberg, moni-
tor; William Green, assistant moni-
tor; A. Feinberg, warden; A. Na-
del!, J. Robin and I. Schneider,
trustees.
An open air gathering of the
Jews of Flint and the surrounding
cities was sponsored in August by
the lodge, under the chairmanship
of Saul Rotenberg. A ball game
and races furnished entertainment,
andprizes were awarded.
A banquet last February was at-
tended by representatives from
many lodges in Michigan.
Meetings of the lodge will be
resumed for the year the Tuesday
following Yam Kippur.
Flint, Michigan
Rosh Hashonah Greetings
Mae's Gift Shop
Citizens Fuel Company
We Carry Jewish New Year Cards
COKE : COAL : FUEL OIL
Phone 3996
East Second Avenue and P. M. R. R.
Yard No. 2, Erie Off Fenton Road
I Extend My Sincerest Wishes to My Jewish
Friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year
Flint, Michigan
FLINT'S DURANT HOTEL
Varnum J. Bowers
G.
Attorney-at-Law
Holiday Greetings
W. H. Loss ( Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Best Wishes for a Happy New Year
AMBULANCE PHONE 7700
GENERAL MOTORS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Flint, Mich.
1004 Beach Street
A Happy New Year
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF BETH ISRAEL
IS ACTIVE FLINT YOUTH SOCIETY
Pi
Detroit Street Pharmacy
Phone 5012 PA
1555 Detroit Street
Capitol Drug Store
Although few in numbers, the director and, as all who saw the
Junior League has accomplished play will agree, she deserves much
credit for its success.
much in the direction of helping
The cast consisted of Maurice
out the community and promoting Bloomberk; Lilyan Hallman, Irene
Fineberg and Albert Lewis.
activities among the young.
In May, "Riley" was produced
First, it decided to give a play,
and began work on "Riley," a and was a great success. With the
one-act comedy dealing with Re- proceeds the club purchased a silk
form and Orthodox Jews and inter- Jewish flag for the Center and chili
marriages between Jews and Gen- pins for each member. Three
tiles. Miss Issabelle Leff became weeks later, the Junior League re-
Phone 19807
624 Harrison Street
Anything in Drugs or Sundries, Ice Cream, Candy
and Cigars
FLINT, MICH.
We Wish You All a Happy New Year
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LEWIS
DRY CLEANING CO.
Greetings of the Season
FEED — FLOUR
EARL E. CAMERON, Prop.
WHITE SWAN – ALL-RITE
908 ANN ARBOR STREET
Stamped Out Malaria, Trachoma
f the Skin.
and Di
Season's Greetings
Algoe-Gundry Co.
Best Wishes for a Happy New Year
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AMBULANCE
Flint Glass & Paint Co.
Wholesale and Retail
PAINTS — MIRRORS — GLASS
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES
la. In a storm it turns inside out.
What's a wife? Grape fruit.
It's naturally sour.
What is friendship? A circle.
You always come back to yourself.
What is life? A non-refillable ,
bottle.
What is eternal work? A Chi-
nese laundryman.
What is eternal rest? A Chi-
nese meal.
What is ideas? Trains. They
can collide.
What is progress? A wheel.
How do you know which may it's
turning?
What are dreams? Airplanes.
They stall too high up.
What is a wife? A tooth-brush.
Each one should have his own.
What is scandal? Butter. It
spreads easy.
What is trouble?
Bananas.
They come in bunches.
The Season's Greetings
Telephone 6050
Flint, Michigan
ANDERSON & HOUGLID
fr
Season's Greetings
Builders of Better Homes
Home Industry Should Come First
Yum- Yum
Morton's Pies
MADE IN FLINT
Ask for Them at All Restaurants, Lunch Counters
and Groceries
Season's Greetings
Telephone 4125
Kirby & Butler
Abraham-Foss Co.
PHONE 6700
Opposite Capitol Theater
Phone 1267
119 East Second St.
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Season's Greetings
RALPH KNIGHT
FLORIST
AUTOMOBILE
Toges Flowers
Auto Loans—Financing—Re-Financing
1309 N. Saginaw
Phone 7549; Res., 8992
Flint, Michigan
Tell This On. to Your Doctor.
A Happy New Year to You
728 Garland Street, Flint, Mich.
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Phone 4600
Season's Greetings to All
MILLER BROTHERS
CREAMERY CO.
PASTEURIZED MILK
Cream — Butter — Cheese — Buttermilk
Prompt Service to Any Part of the City
Once Tried, Always Used
Phone 521
310 Euclid Avenue
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
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A Happy and Prosperous New Year to All
FRIGIDAIRE
Edmund G. Smith
DISTRIBUTOR
50 S. GRATIOT AVE
185 HUBBARD
Phones 1772, 1946-W
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1928
LISHONO
TOVU
TIKOSEVU
5689
SAMUEL ELKIN
Proprietor
May the New Year come to you caravan-laden with
all the good things of life and, since happiness is the
greatest gift, our wish for you is for a Happy and Pros-
perous New Year.
Yellow Cab Transfer Co.
New Year's Greetings
Contractors and Dealers
By DAVID FREEDMAN
What is character? An umbrel-i
In 1918, the Hadassah Medical
Organization which is being sup-
ported by Hadassah, the Women's
Zionist Organization of America,
enlarged its health program in
Palestine to include a school hy-
giene department. When Hadas-
sah undertook this added piece of
health work, almost 41 per cent of
all pupils in the Jewish schools in
the Holy Land were found to be
suffering from Trachoma (a dis-
ease of the eye leading to blind-
ness) and 40 per cent had diseases
of the skin.
Iladassah undertook an inten-
sive campaign among the school
children and so thoroughly did it
do its work that today the percent-
age of Jewish children suffering
Nobody should look anxious ex-
from trachoma has been reduced cept those who have anxiety.—
PHONES 113 AND 114
to 10 per cent and skin diseases Beaconsfield.
have been practically wiped out in
703 Beach St., Corner Third, Flint, Mich. •
the schools supervised by
dassah.
The school hygiene department
of the Hadassah Medical Organ-
ization supervises '228 Jewish
schools in eight cities and 64 rural
settlements, reaching almost 23,-
000 children. l'upils who require
JENS B. HOUGLID
DAVID R. ANDERSON
special care and treatment are
sent to the Hadassah hospitals and
special clinics. School children
suffering from trachoma are treat-
er by nurses specially trained for
the purpose, working under the
supervision of physicians.
In the schools, Hadassah nurses
with the active co-operation of the
teachers give classroom lectures
and practical demonstrations in
personal, school and household
hygiene. In the city of Tel-Aviv,
Phone 7391 and 8755
1814 Chevrolet Avenue
Hadassah conducts a dental clinic
in conjunction with the Jewish
Flint, Michigan
Dentists' Society. Here school
children are examined and treated
— free of charge, if they are unable
to pay.
Vaccination against typhoid and
smallpox are a regular feature of
the, school hygiene work. Re-
cently, a shipment of anti-toxin,
JOSEPH ELKIN
large enough to inoculate 5,000
Manager
children, was sent to Palestine
through the kindness of Dr. Louis
Harris, health commissioner of
New York.
The cisterns of all the schools
are examined at the end of the
24-HOUR SERVICE
rainy season and the water chlo-
rinated when necessary.
Every Passenger Insured
In fact as well as in theory Ha-
dassah has introduced into Pales
tine those methods of school hy-
giene which have been perfected
in America and which make it pos-
Second Ave., Flint, Mich.
Main office 216
sible for the little ones of the Holy
Land to grow up in healthy sur-
roundings.
Flint, Mich.
Telephone 212
HADASSAH INTRODUCED
HYGIENE IN PALESTINE
Flint, Michigan
Peninsular Milling Co.
The MODERN
Electric Shop
!wilted its act at the request of
the Sisterhood.
The officers for the preceding
year were: President, Max Feld-
mann; vice-president, Isabelle
Leff; treasurer, Philip Agree; cor-
responding secretary, Mary Leide;
recording secretary, Irene Fine-
berg. The officers for the coming
year will be chosen at the first
meeting to be held the Wednesday
following the Holy Days.
The club thanks Mrs. Calvin,
sponsor; Mrs. Cooperstein, former
director; Mrs. Bernstein and other
members of the community who
helped to make the year a success-
ful one.
In the corning year the club
hopes to spend more time study-
ing Jewish conditions throughout
the world and to produce another
bit of entertainment so as to pur- THE WISDOM OF
chase a mate to the gift to the
MENDEL MARANTZ
Center, an American flag.
All boys and girls over 15 years
New and Hitherto Unpublished
of age may apply for membership
"What Is It?"
at the next meeting.
PHONE 5363
Peninsular Pancake
1211 North Saginaw Street
Christian Clemens more than 100•
years ago. The first settlers were
Moravians, who came here In •
quest of religious freedom. Mo-
ravian Drive, one of the many
Situated Near Lake St. Clair, It Is Renowned for Its Scenic roads leading into the city, wool
named for these pioneers. The.
Beauties and Its Splendid Accommodations
farms of Macomb County, of which-
for Summer Visitors.
Mt. Clemens is the county seat,
have been cultivated by several
Mt. Clemens is fast becoming a years, among them a pottery em- successive generations of German-
city of homes for people of mod- ploying several hundred men, a Americans and abound in fruit and
beet sugar plant and a marshmal- garden truck.
erate means working in Detroit.
The richness of the soil has
Being only 20 miles from its big low plant. Within a mile from
neighbor, Detroit, by way of the the city limits on the Gratiot made Mt. Clemens a center for
Gratiot Highway, and 25 miles via Highway is a widely known cream- flower raising, half a score of
the Lake Shore road, it is attract- ery which, with its pastures, occu- greenhouses growing flowers for
Detroit and other outside trade
ing new residents. A leading ele- pies thousands of acres.
Mt. Clemens was founded by the year round.
ment of attraction, of course, is
because it is "beautiful for situa
tion," with the picturesque Clinton
River winding its way through the
A Very happy New Year to Our Jewish Friends.
city.
An equally interesting and im-
portant feature about Mt. Clem.
ens is that it attracts thousands
upon thousands yearly who come
for cures to this natural resort
city.
PHONE 1461
WALNUT and MACOMB
At almost every season of the
year, Jews from every section of
MT. CLEMENS
the land, among them outstanding
leaders in American Israel, rabbis
as well as laymen, conic here for
vacation and for cures.
For many years Mt. Clemens
niade little effort for expansion,
but today a new order of things is
established. It is asking that its
beauty and value be recognized.
Its citizens point Out that it offers
the comfort, peace and quiet of
the country with easy access to the
commercial and art centers of De-
troit. Only two miles from Lake
St. Clair, it has all the advantage
of a natural resort city—bathing,
boating, golfing and other sports.
The St. Clair Flats, noted for their
wild animal life, are within 10
23 Hubbard Ave.
Suite 7, Barrow Bldg.
miles as the crow flies and beauti-
ful Anchor Bay, a natural shel-
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
tered cove formed by the eddying
waves of Lake St. Clair, is almost
at the city's door.
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The Clinton River, winding
through the city, offers a route for
motorboats and canoes to Lake St.
Clair. Concrete highways follow
the tortuous course of this stream,
one leading to Selfridge Field,
United States aviation post estab•
lished during the World War and
since made into a permanent flying
field. Another highway leads to
Lake Shore Drive and a fashion-
able suburban district of Detroit.
Educational facilities of Mt.
Clemens are excellent. A new
$1,000,000 high school was recent-
ly opened.
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
Rotary, Kiwanis and Exchange
Clubs are active. These groups
promote many worthy projects,
77 N. GRATIOT AVE., MT. CLEMENS Phone 114
among them the Boy and Girl
Phone 244
GRATIOT AVE., ROSEVILLE
Scout movements. Every summer
the Rotarians give the Scouts the
use of their park, a wooded tract
of many acres with a stream run-
ning through it and with a cottage
fitted for campers.
Several factories have been es-
tablished in Mt. Clemens in recent
AS
MT. CLEMENS IS
A NATURAL RESORT CITY
Having been examined by the
famous specialist, the patient got
his prescription and left one dol-
lar nn the table.
"No, my friend," said the spec-
ialist, "that is not enough. My
fee is $10."
"Ten dollars?" said the patient.
"I beg your pardon. I was told it
was five."
OLYMPIA
HOTEL
& BATHS
Mt. Clemens,
Mich.
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