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October 04, 1929 - Image 48

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1929-10-04

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CUSTOM MIMI • CINCINNATI 30, OHIO

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SECTION TWO

Best Wishes for a Happy New Year

MACOMB

INSURANCE AGENCY

Largest Insurance Agency in Macomb County

F. G. LENNEBACKER

WM. T. KELLY

Lawyers' Building
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.

Phone 262

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MT. CLEMENS, IS GREAT HEALTH CITY

LARGEST UNIT IN
CITY SCHOOLS COST
$835,000 TO BUILD

A HAPPY NEW YEAR

Greetings on the New Year to the Jewish people
from the following Mt. Clemens officials:
WILLIAM M. STREIT, Mayor.
WILL L. LEE, Commissioner of Schools.
ARTHUR ROSSO, Chief of Police.
JOHN H. MINNELEY, Assistant Prosecuting At-
torney.
JOHN H. SCULLING, Superintendent of Poor
of Macomb Courtly.
MARIE J. BEIINKE, Deputy Clerk.
BURT ENGLEBRECIIT, Drain Commissioner.

Auditorium, Pool, Gymnas- •
ium, Are Features of
Building.

MT. CLEMENS MAIL
SERVICE STARTED
IN JANUARY, 1821

New Building Erected
1912 at Coat of
$65,000.

In

Greetings

Murphy Hotels

and

Clementine
Mineral Baths

The history of the Mt. Clemens
postoffice goes back more than a
The Mt. Clemens high school,'
century
into the early days of the
largest and newest unit in the
village, the postetliee having been
city a educational system, ranks as
establish,'
on Jan. 12, 1821, long
one of the most up-to-date school
I Extend My Sincerest Wishes to My Jewish
before ht t. Clemens was even in-
THOMAS G. LONGSTAFF, Mgr.
building in the United States, in
corporated as a vllage. John
eluding all the modern improve-1 s.
Friends for a Happy and Prosperous New Year
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
Stockton
was
appointed
as
the
first
moots in educational facilities. Six
postnuister and the mail service
grades are taught in the building,
site
of
the
present
Guaranty
Trust
was
under
way.
The
postollice
has
the seventh and eighth, and the
.
building. Thus he operated a ho- been in continuous operation since -,
four years of regular high school
tel in the summer, and worked f or that time.
work.
the People's Outfitting company of '
With the development of the
Features of the building are the
Detroit during the winter.
i h(o! the
iunp le ose tf -
c t the
re.,,ednd
impo r tance
be moved
two gymnasiums, the one for the
Rosh Hashonah Greetings
After
three
years
Toys being 66 to 95 feet in floor,
licrosa to the Elkins hotel. During mail handled grew larger each
space, and the one for the girls
f tuh . is s managership year.
tw
yt
o
-ara
sdd
oi
Combination
Works
Out
In
1912
the
government
slightly smaller, both containing
t hh'e re 10 built a new postoflice in Mt. Clem-
Successfully; Plan
complete equipments for develop-
I the completed hotel consisting of ens, the new building, located on
. ing the students physically; and
Expansion.
the old Rudolph hotel, a cottage,, Market street, still being in use.
the auditorium, including a stage
and a new third story.
It cost $65,000 to build.
08 fret wide, 46 feet high to the' Father and son are the manag-
23 Hubbard Ave.
The postal receipts have also
With all the virtues claimed for
Suite 7, Barrow Bldg.
:
grid, and 35 feet deep, adequate, ers of the Olympia Ilotel. That the
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT
for any type of performance. In combination is working out suc- the Mount Clemens mineral baths, increased each year, the figures
MT. CLEMENS,
for
the past eight years being:
these
wonderful
waters
will
not
do
the balcony is an up-to-date moo- cessfully is indicated by their plans
LATHES, DRILLS, SHAPERS, MILLER, PRESSES
everything. The baths will not 1;,20, $8,998.34; 1921, $49,202.70;
' ing picture booth, completely equip- for the future.
heal a broken heart, nor put a 1922, 251,665.37; 1923, $01,871.15;
' pad. The orchestra pit accommo-
Jobbing and Repair Work
Dad is president and Joe is sec-
• dates 50 musicians, and on the retary-treasurer. Dad's ideas of smile on a face which has never 1924, $07.130.57; 1925, $75,819.83;
Day and Night Service
learned
the art of smiling. They 1920, $78,882.97; 1927, $83,212.32.
stage is a Steinway Duo Art a manager as a personal host are
SEASON'S GREETINGS
Figures for the first quarter of
grand piano. The swimming pool practised by Joe who has recently will not cure old age, though a few
308
North
Avenue
Phone Your Order 959-R
1929
indicate
that
another
sub-
weeks
here
now
and
then
will
includes seating arrangements for aken « active management
t
doubtless make the fullness of , stantial increase will be shown for
300 persons.
of the hotel.
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
Crocker
Blvd.
at
Second
years
more
endurable.
this
year.
Phone 9041
Special rooms are also provided
Within the next two years El-
There is where the hotel as a' Thirty employees are required to
FROG, CHICKEN, FISH AND STEAK DINNERS
for the teaching of geography, kins plan to build an additional restful retreat for a tired business handle the mail, despite the fact
MT.
CLEMENS,
MICII.
general
science, physics, chemistry, story to their hotel. Since their man, offering relaxation of any that all m•rn machinery, de-
CHAS. GRAZIOLI
typewriting, sewing, cooking, mu- taking over the Olympia in 1925 tension, furnishes an excellent signed to fac itate the work, is
sic auto-mechanics, wood-working, they have added a new well which compliment to the baths them- used. Three
veries are made
biology, agriculture, printing, etc, exactly doubles the number of
Our Best Wishes for a Happy and Prosperous
daily in the bus
s section of the
selves.
Every modern innovation that can baths which can lie given per day.
ial sections,
Samuel Elkin, president of the city, two in the res °
New Year
make
the
study
more
pleasant
and
and
one
on
the
ruru
Ioutes.
We Wish All Our Jewish Friends and Patrons a
While one well limited the num- Olympia, recognizes the impor-
profitable is provided in each case. ber of baths to 300 per day, the tance of such an atmosphere, and
Mail from the Mt. lemens post-
Very Happy New Year
The library, on the second floor, additional well allows for as many makes himself a personal host to office connects with the air mail
has seats for 125 students and as 600 baths a day during the bus- all who enter the door.
service at Detroit.
• shelf space for 10,000 hooks.
iest season.
Hospitality is a watchword at
Elaborate facilities for safe-
Twelve new tubs, and one water the Olympia. From the time the
: guarding the health of the students connection to the annex have also visitor arrives at the door until BUDGET REDUCES
are provided. The health suite, on been installed by the Elkins.
the time when, rejuvenated and
HADASSAH'S WORK
the first floor, contains quarters
We Spray Your Springs With Every Drain
Joe Elkin.
rested, he leaves once more for
for the school nurse, employed full
Born in Mount Clemens 23 years home, he is made to feel at ease.
JERUSALEM. — (J. T. A.) —
time, a dentist's room fully equip- ago, Joe Elkin received his ele- in addition to curing him, the
, ped, and a physician's room, with mentary and high school training Olympia wants the guest to enjoy Cuts in the budget, resulting from
smaller collections in the United
laboratory facilities.
Phone 900-901
Two Stations in Your Neighborhood to Serve You—See
in Mount Clemens schools. After his vacation.
States, are beginning to have their
graduation from high school he at-
Us Today.
Hotel Olympia is constructed to effect on the extent of the medical
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
tended the university of Michigan make for both mental
and
physical
. .
work of the Hadassah, the Ameri-
Cass Ave. at Miller
for three years. Ile was in the rest. Hotel Olympia is absolutely can women's Zionist organization
Gratiot Ave. at Clinton
law school there when his father sanitary, the entire first floor being which maintains a network of hos-
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
became ill and he returned home to mosaic from lobby to kitchen. The
pitals and medical aid stations in
assist with the duties of manag- second and third floors are covered Palestine.
ing the Olympia.
' with battleship linoleum and Per-
The Haifa branch of the Hades-
Transportation between Detroit ,sian rugs. Carpets and all oh- sub hospital is being closed down,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kraemer and Mt. Clemens; co-operat on jectionable features have been it is announced. Activities in
are the proprietors of the Kraem- among the hotel men and mer— eliminated and all things conduce other Palestine towns aru being
er hotel, located at 89 ('ass ave- chants for intense advertising of to good health carefully considered. decreased.
nue. The hotel is supervised by the Bath city—there are the most metal beds, correct Mission furni
Rabbi Aaron M. Ashinsky and immediate needs of Mt. Clemens tore, soft cathedral lighting, corn-
Rabbi A. Aishiskin of Detroit. in the opinion of Joe Elkin. ' hilted with artistically restful col-
"These two fundamental needs oring, make an environment that
These two rabbis have placed a
Greetings
prominent "maschgiach" in the once accomplished, and success is is necessary to all lovers of the
DEALER IN
assured
for Mt. Clemens as a bath beautiful.
kitchens.
s
During the 10 years that the city," he said.
PASTEURIZED MILK
Ile
belongs
to
Mount
Clemens
Kraemers have managed a hotel
in Mt. Clemens they have been club, is a member of Tau Della Fable of Mt. Clemens Miner-
member
Cream—Butter—Cheese—Buttermilk
oral Water.
hosts to many of the finest class Pri fraternity, and is a member
of
orthodox Jews. They have also of the executive committee of the
Harper Ave. near Champine. Phone Roseville 739-W
Prompt Service to Any Part of the City
Bath
house
association.
had among their guests many not-
There is a fable concerning the
Samuel Elkin.
Once Tried, Always Used
PROMPT DELIVERIES
origin of Mt. Clemens mineral
ed rabbis from this country and
Moving and Storage
Phone 521
lEurope, who have praised their
Samuel Elkin came to this coun- w ater:
"Once upon a time there was a
310 Euclid Avenue
try at the age of 13 years. He had
strictly kosher service.
5.
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
Rabbis Meyer Davis and S. completed the seventh grade in farmer who had an old horse which Only Equipped Movers in the
school in Warsaw, Poland. His
County
well disabled and not
Schwartz who have been in Mt.
as
first
job
was
as
a
shirt
maker
with
as far as work was con-
Clemens for a number of years as
much
a New York shirt factory. At the was
Phone 783
noted "schoehotm." are doing the age of 16 years he moved to Hart-- corned. So the farmer thought he
killing of the chickens for this ho- ford, Conn., and was married two would get rid of him and save the
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
tel. Their "cholofim" were badickt years later. It was while being en- cost of feed. He took it away and
tried to lose it, but couldn't. He
(examined) by the Rabbis Ashin-
gaged in the furniture business let the horse graze in the field,
I sky and Aishiskin of Detroit.
a
serious
i
et
i
th
there that he m
and was surprised to find it im-
' accident.
proving.
He was delivering furniture
"Curious, he watched him for Season's Greetings to All
with a horse and brig. One day
Rosh Hashonah
three would
weeks, go and
the
, the horse became frightened and horse
Our Jewish Friends
and found
soak in that
a mud-
"Sam" was thrown into a sand hole near the field every day. At
Greetings
and Patrons
, pile. Ile struck his hip on a piece the end of three weeks' time he
of rock that jutted from the pile. was perfectly well."
He was taken to Chicago hospitals.
J. P. McMAHON Rheumatism set in. This was 21
Mt. Clemens
Detroit
years ago. He heard of the Mount HEBREW CHAIR AT
COAL CO.
Clemens mineral baths, and was de-
Phones 224-225
Phone Whittier 8589
BEIRUT UNIVERSITY
termined to give them a try. So
he arriver here in a wheel chair, JERUSALEM.—(J. T. A.) —A
with a family of three children, chair for the study of the llebrew

Coal, Coke and Wood
and $200 in cash. language will be included in the
"QUALITY GOODS ONLY"
Ile opened up a grocery store on school of Philology and History of
27 North Gratiot Ave.
South avenue, waiting on the cus- the American University at Beirut
Holiday Greetings
325 NORTH AVE.
towers in a wheel chair. At the this year.
Phone 145
end of one year he started a small
The chair will be occupied by a
Phone 1850-J., Mt. Clemens
boarding house at Church street. Syrian Arab who is now complet-
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.
Cor. Gratiot and Church St.
Then after a few years he and his ing a course with Prof. Horowitz
family moved into a house on the at Frankfort, Germany.
Cor. Cass and South St.

THER AND SON
FA
MANAGE OLYMPIA

Varnum J. Bowers



HERBERT RONDO

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

MACHINE SHOP

BOULEVARD INN

SEIBERT and KEIL

Virgil H. Honeycombe

FINE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
GROCERIES

White Star Gasoline and Oil

KRAEMERS ARE

HOTEL OWNERS

We Wish You All a Happy New Year

Season's Greetings to All

Jacob Reinhardt

MILLER BROTHERS
CREAMERY CO.

CITY, TRANSFER
COMPANY

Poultry Feeds, Grain, Flour, Hay, Straw



A Happy New Year to One and All

JORDAN

Season's Greetings

CREAMERY CO.

DA LBY
DRUG CO.

GOODAR

SERVICE STATION

INDIAN GAS—HAVOLINE OIL
AND GREASES. MOTOR-N-ALL

114 ACOrviE

MT. CLEMENS, MICH.



Best Wishes for a Happy New Year

Rock Garden
Greenhouses

Season's Greetings

A Happy and Prosperous New Year to All Our
Jewish Friends

BATTERY & TIRE SERVICE

J. W. SCHIELD

Mt. CLEMENS GARAGE

Michelin and Firestone Tires and Service
Phone 1230 for Road Service

Sheet Metal Works. Furnaces—Roofing

PHONE:
7 8 1 - 7 8 2

Phones: 575; Res., 1231

20 Pine St.

MT. CLEMENS, MICH.

We Wish You All a Happy New Year

Greetings of the Season

'Ii

Member Florists' Telegraphic Delivery Association

Wholesale and Retail

N. Gratiot Ave. on Rapid Line

MT. CLEMENS, MICH.

(

JOHN JACOBI

'

Rosh Hashonah Greetings

IT MAKES LIFE WORTH LIVING

to Spend a Vacation at

MILLER'S
Monroe & Plaza Hotels

MT. CLEMENS, MICH.

76-78 Floral Avenue
MT. CLEMENS, MICH.

MT. CLEMENS, MICII.

Miller's Plaza Mineral Baths

Are World Renowned for the Treatment of
Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Neuritis,
Nervousness. Physicians and Chemists Pro-
nounce them Specially Beneficial in these
Cases.

Lumber and Builders'. Supplies

Phone 1157

Holiday Greetings to Our Jewish Friends
and Patrons

KENDRICK & BRUEL

Mt. Clemens, Mich.

Season's Greetings

Carl C. Eschenburg

20 N. Broadway

Phone 808

VULCANIZING OUR SPECIALTY

Goodrich Silvertown Cords and Accessories

Season's Greetings

Holiday Greetings for All

Mt. Clemens Roofing

John N. Tucker

11 Fourth Street

11

Tire Repizir,ing, Vulcanizing, Battery Service
Mt. Clemens
26 Pine Street

MT. CLEMENS, MICH.

RUDY FURNACES, ROOFING,
TINNING
Reroofing—Repairing

COAL . . . COKE

Phone 529

Phone 620

Company

Builders' Supplies

ARTHUR EBERT, Prop.

4 44°

J. S. PAGANETTI CO.

Insurance and Notary Public

Chamber & Stewart Bldg.

Mt. Clemens, Micl

45 South Gratiot



AUGUST VON BOESELAGER, Prop.

Phone 668

Milk, Cream, Butter, Cheese, Eggs

Phone 1636

Fuel – Builders' Supplies – Coal – Wood
Concrete Block Manufacturer

Foot of Park Avenue

MT. CLEMENS, MICH.

Phone 40

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