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TWENTY
HEBREW SCHOOL WINS
BAY CITCYOMM
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Forty-eight children, ranging in
ages from 6 to 14, attend the ex-
cellent Hebrew School at Bay City.
Organized by Louis Harrison,
who is the president of the Talmud
Torah, the school now shows ex-
cellent progress and has won the
praise of many, including Bernard
Isaacs, superintendent of the Unit-
ed Ilebrew Schools of Detroit, who
was invited to examine the four
classes.
H. Polansky is the teacher, as-
sisted by Simons of the fourth
grade. The study of reading, writ-
ing, the Bible, Jewish History and
grammar forms the curriculum.
J. Ginsburg is secretary of the
school and Alexander Kahn is
reasurer. Mr. Kresge, the assis-
ant treasurer, has been the col-
ector for the past five years.
The school is supported by con-
tributions from the community, 70
ier cent of the donations coming
s a result of an appeal on Rosh
Ilashonah. The balance conies in
tuition fees.
GREETINGS
Grecting8
The State Savings Bank of
Essexville
WENONAH
FLOURING MILLS
Michigan
W. P. KAVANAUGH, Pre.dent
HUBERT J. GAFFNEY.
LEO J. NAVARRE. Caehler
E. A. HARRIR, A••t. CA •hler
Greetings to Our Jewish
Friends
WaltandStan
John A. Vogtman, Prop.
Phone 1898
Bay City, Michigan
Season's Greetings
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JAMES E.
Home of Good Clothes for Men
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811 Washington Avenue
Phone 1259
BAY CITY, MICH.
Bay City, Mich.
New Year's Greetings to
All My Jewish Friends
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Phone 3577-R
Bay City, Mich.
Greetings
H. & M.
Coal Company
COAL AND COKE
HARRIS
TRUCK AND
STORAGE CO.
Local and Long Distance
Hauling
Phone 3458
202 S. Dean St.
Bay City, Mich.
A Happy New Year to All
BANNER
MEAT SHOP
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Fifth and Washington
Phone 3527
Essexville, Michigan
Bay City, Mich.
Ballard
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PORT HURON'S SUNDAY SCHOOL
For the !fist foot yc Va the Mt. ually given Purim and Chanukah.
Sinai Congregation of Port Ihircti The children have also been inter-
has maintained a Sunday School of ested in debating a ad several de-
about 25 pupils, meeting at the bates have been presented before
synagogue every Sunday morning. the congregation. Subjects touch-
The children are divided accord- ing on Zionism, Reform Judaism,
ing to age into three classes, each and establishing Jewish universi-
having a teacher who directs the ties have been chosen.
work in Bible history. After the
It has been the hope of those in
class work each week they meet in charge of the Sunday School work
assembly where they discuss cur- to instil in the young Jews of Port
rent Jewish events, outstanding Huron a pride in their race by giv-
Jews of the present day, and the ing them a knowledge of its his-
work they are doing. tory and tradition.
An outstanding part of the Work
Louis Goldman, organizer of the
of the Sunday School is the pre- Sunday School, has also been its
sentation of programs at the inv superintendent for four years, be-
portant holy days. Plays are us- fore the present writer took charge.
LIGHT IN DARKNESS
(W. E. H. Locky, 1865.)
"The heroism of the defender,
of every other creed fades into in-
significance before this martyr
people who for 15 centuries con-
fronted all the evils that the
fiercest fanaticism could devise,
enduring obloquy and spoliation
and the violation of the dearest
ties, and the infliction of the most
hideous sufferings, rather than
abandon their faith.
"Persecution came to the Jewish
nation in its most horrible forms,
yet surrounded by every circum-
stance of petty annoyance that
could destroy its grandeur, and it
continued for centuries their abid-
' ing portion. But above all this the
Bay Mitch, Mich.
Bay City, Michigan
For 25 years, the Mt. Sinai So-
ciety, which built the beautiful Mt.
Sinai Synagogue at Port Huron,
was presided over by Adolph Itu-
KUHLMAN
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
Funeral Home
402 North Henry
Since 1893
Phone 2605
Bay City, Mich.
BAY CITY, MICII.
Rosh Hashonah
A. F. LEVINE
SONS CO.
Manufacturers of
Sleepwell Brand Matt
Box Springs Pillows and
Bedsprings
1204-14 N. Madison
Phone 2453
Bay City, Mich.
Our Phone Never Sleeps
Greetings
W. J. Hughes
Plumbing and Heating
Phone 361
Bay City, Michigan.
hr.
Greetings
From
Cowan-Watson
Company
Bay City, Mich.
Chevrolet Distributors
Greetings
The
PLUM AGENCY
Representing
The Travelers Insurance
Co. of Hartford, Conn.
Insurance of All Kinds
WILSON
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We Carry a Complete Line of
ENDICOTT-JOHNSON FOOTWEAR
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
genius of that wonderful people
rose supreme. While those around
them were groveling in the dark-
ness of besotted ignorance; while
juggling miracles and lying relics
were the themes on which almost
all Europe was expatiating; while
the intellect of Christendom, en-
thralled by countless superstitions,
had sunk into a deadly torpor, in
which all love of inquiry and all
search for truth were abandoned,
the Jews were still pursuing the
path of knowledge, amassing learn-
ing, and stimulating progress with
the same unflinching constancy
that they manifested in their faith.
They were the most skillful physi-
cians, the ablest financiers, and
among the most profound philoso-
phers."
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Health, Joy and Contentment
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cannot ask one person to meet an-
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of mental arithmetic.—Beacons-
field.
Life is a very curious thing. One
cannot ask one person to meet an- 1.4
other without going through a sum T41`,
of moral arithmetic.—Beaconsfield.
Best Wishes for a Most Happy and
Prosperous New Year
We Wish All Our Jewish Friends a Very
Happy and Prosperous New Year
BERT B. HYDE
Watson Bros.
CHRYSLER
Sales and Service
Plumbing, Heating and Plumbing Supplies.
Household Appliances
Who first shall reach the mill,
Day and Night Storage
Holiday Greetings
liattitll Box
&until iNirappr
ADOLPH RUBINSTEIN
binstein, one of the city's outstand-
ing citizens.
Mr. Rubinstein, who is promi-
nent in the civic, social and relig-
ious activities of the community,
came to I'ort Huron in 1894, from
Detroit. Ile is a past president of
the B'nai [Frith lodge of which he
was an organizer.
Mr. Ruhinstein is especially
proud of the temple in the build-
ing of which he took an active part.
Mr. Rubinstein contributed great-
ly toward the campaign for funds
for the construction of the syna-
gogue, in 1924.
Mr. Ruhinstein is assisted as
president by the following officers:
I.eon Cohen, vice-president; Jacob
Kentz, treasurer; Lou Bergman,
recording secretary; Jule J. Levy,
financial secretary; Morris Singer,
custodian.
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Facial Manicuring, Marcel Way.
ins, Finger Waving, Scalp
Treatments, Permanents
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A couple of New York Jewish
boys having in their possession
eight pairs of pants were arrested
by a Jewish policeman, David Katz
of the 5-T precinct, and brought
before a Jewish judge, Magistrate
Gottlieb of the Third District Court
in that city, on the suspicion that
they had no right to these pants.
The boys claimed that they did not
steal the pants but had found them.
Since there was no evidence that
they had not told the truth and the
owner of the pants could not be
found. the boys were released from
custody.
As far as the pants were con-
cerned. the Jewish Magistrate or-
dered the Jewish policeman to take
the package of oants to the }NIA at
425 Lafayette street, where they
could be given to Jewish immi-
grants and homeless people.
1500 Center A
Phones 264-265
Learn first and philosophize af-
terwards.
Bay City, Mich.
The chief thing is not learning
but the deed.
507.509 Huron Ave.
Port Huron, Mich.
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PHONE 3491
Port Huron
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FORT HURON, MICH.
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JACOB JACOBI
al affairs during his long residence
in Port Huron. Ile has been a
member of the German Aid Society
for 60 years and served as treas-
urer for 4' ,years. He also served
as secretary and president of the
society.
obi has been treasurer of
M r.
the Royal Arcanum for 20 years.
The many friends made by him
in Port Huron attest to Mr. Ja-
cobi's popularity.
Greetings
STAPISH
UNDERTAKING
CO.
A Very Happy New Year to All Our Jewish
Friends and Patrons
Season's Greetings
hall first grind.
Roth Hashonah Greetings
ENUOINIENHONIMMOMONOHNINHONINHOOR
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
PRESIDENT OF PORT
HURON'S SYNAGOGUE
THE PAST 25 YEARS
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PORT IIURON, MICH.
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PORT HURON PIONEER
LUMBER CO.
Phone 2447
President and Manager
Jacob Jacobi Is Among the Most
Popular of Its Residents.
1013 Johnson St., Between
Phone 1318
JOHN A. ANDERSON
PORT HURON B'NAI B'RITH LODGE
Among Port Huron's Jewish pio-
neers is Jacob Jacobi who has been
-Photo by Wm. II. Israel Studi o. in business in that city for 58
years.
LOUIS A. WEIL
Mr. Jacobi has been active in
paperman, but is also a prominent many organizations and commun.
figure in the civic work of the city.
Born in Port Huron, son of a
merchant, Mr. Weil entered the
newspaper field. He has been in
the employ of the Detroit News
and the Detroit Free Press, prior to
entering on his Port Huron ven-
ture with E. J. Ottaway.
Well and Ottaway founded the
I ort Huron Herald on Aug. I,
1900. In 1910 the paper consoli-
dated with the Port Huron Times
and is today known as the Times-
Herald.
Mr. Weil is past-president of the
Rotary Club of Port Huron. He
is a vice-president and director of
the Federal Commerce and Savings
Bank.
Louis A. and Blanche G. Well
have three children, Louis, Jr.,
Granger and William.
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Hotel Harrington
MT. SINAI SYNAGOGUE
Port Huron's beautiful synagogue serves as • tribute to the Jewish
community. Adolph Rubinstein is president of the Temple, which was
Louis A. Weil, publisher and ed-
Mrs. Joseph Kentz, president of built in 1824.
itor of the Port Huron Times-Her- the Ladies Auxiliary of Port Hur-
ald, is not only a auccessful news- on, reports an interesting series
of activities by her organization.
Card parties are being sponsored
every month, the proceeds being
ing Programs
turned over to the synagogue. Pic- Active Growth Is Presided Over by Jule J. Levy; In
Feature Meetings.
nics are given every summer by
the Sunday School and other or-
The Port Huron 11'noi B'rith boring cities help to make the meet-
ganizations, with its co-operation.
The society's committee for the lodge was organized in June 1926, ings attractive.
Jule J. Levy, president of the
by
Edward Lichtig of Bay City and
sick and needy is especially active.
Strangers are assisted and the Hiram D. Frankel, secretary of the lodge, is reputed to be among Port
Huron
Jewry's most active leaders.
Grand
Lodge.
The
charter
was
poor are cared for unstintingly.
Mrs. Kentz, who is very active presented by the officers of l'isgah Ile is assisted by the following of-
ficers:
Morris Singer, vice-presi-
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Lodge
of
Detroit.
in the society as well as in other
The lodge is among the most ac- dent; Adolph Rubinstein, monitor;
activities, is assisted by the follow-
Joe
Kertes,
assistant monitor;
tive
groups
in
l'ort
Huron.
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ing sneers: Mrs. Louis L. Berg-
man, vice-president; Mrs. Adolph meets every second and fourth Morris Schoenfeld, treasurer; J.
,
Kentz,
secretary;
Alex Schoenfeld,
Rubinstein, treasurer; Mrs. Mor- Tuesdays of each month. Speak-
ers and entertainers from neigh- I guardian; Henry Entin, warden.
ris Singer, secretary.
MICHAELS AND
PHILLIPS
N. HENRY and M. C. R. C.
A Happy Nest' Year
SUCCESSFUL PORT
LADIES' AUXILIARY
AN ACTIVE GROUP
HURON PUBLISHER
Greetings
Fifth and Fourth
PORT HURON'S CONGREGATION
By LOU BERGSMAN
Superintendent of Port Huron Sunday School
Greetings
307 WOODSIDE AVENUE
Phone 128
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