History of Congregation Beth Moses,
On Occasion of Synagogue Dedication
Forty-nine years ago. five in-
dividuals met at the home of
the late H. Silver, on Gratiot
Ave., and founded a Congrega-
tion Beth Moses Anshe Roman-
ia. For three years, services were
held in that home. By 1905, the
congregation had grown strong
enough to purchase a cottage on
Adelaide Street. The financial
needs of the congregation were
met by membership dues
amounting to 10 cents a week
per member.
- After 11 years, the congre-
gation could afford the purchase
of a house, which was converted
into a synagogue, on Hendrie
Street. It was used until 1926. In
that year, the congregation
reached a decision to build its
own synagogue structure, on
Owen Avenue, which became
known as the "Romanishe Shul."
In the years following, infra-
urban migration caused a sub-
stantial change in the neighbor-
ing population, and necessitated
in 1940, the sale of that house
of worship.
The congregation then moved
into a double store on Linwood
and Blaine, with the intention
of using those quarters for a
short period. The subsequent
outbreak of the war and short-
ages of building materials fol-
lowed it, compelled the congre-
gation to postpone their build-
ing plans for a decade.
Last year, ground was broken
for a modern synagogue build-
ing on Linwood at Oakman. It
will be dedicated Sunday, April
29, at 2 p.m., when a chapter
will be opened in the history of
Congregation Beth Moses.
At the dedication program, in
addition to Emil Kahan, who
will give the presidential mes-
sage, and Rabbi Isidor Schnee-
balg, the newly appointed spirit-
ual leader of the congregation,
greetings will be extended by
Rabbis L. Levin and Samuel H.
Prem. . Cantor Hyman Adler will
render musical selections. Harry
Anbender will be chairman. A
reception, tendered by the Sis-
terhood of the congregation, will
follow the ceremonies.
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Friday, April 20, 1951
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