Congregation Kneseth Israel
OUR VOICE
Volume No. 29
Issue No. 11
Cheshvan - Kislev 5775
November 2014
Pictures from
events in
October.
This is the Pre-School celebrating Spirit Day on 9-30-14.
JEC families go Sukkah hopping
The Weisblum family welcomes JEC students into their Sukkah
Ellyn Kaufman welcomes visitors to the Kneseth Israel Sukkah &
Teaches the children about the Holiday.
From your Rabbi / Cantor
Dear Congregants,
Shalom ,
Now that we have Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur, Sukkot and Simchat Torah
behind us, I can repeat what I have heard from many people that the
services were exceptionally well received. The outstanding children’s and adult choir led by
Shouvik Mondle; the visiting Cantor Carmen of New York who davened (prayed) eastern
European melodies, and the opportunities to have junior services helped to set the spiritual
tone for the coming year. In addition, the children were treated by a magician and also were
able to watch themselves on our new TV screen.
Rebbetzin Miriam and my family were delighted to sponsor several kiddishim to honor
the forthcoming simcha for our daughter Ayala's upcoming wedding in Israel. It was our
pleasure as well to host the Hebrew School children in our home sukkah. May we all be
blessed to share many more life cycle celebrations together.
We would like to extend our warm welcome to all of Kneseth Israel’s new members.
Each new member’s expertise will help the growth of our synagogue. The hospitality extended
by our congregants to our visitors and newest members is heartwarming. During Sukkot
festival, even the weather cooperated as we dined and danced with the Torahs both in the
sanctuary and in the sukkah.
Our website and social media communication will help keep us connected and we are
determined to keep growing on this communal journey.
Miriam joins me in wishing you and your family a year of good health, prosperity,
happiness, and peace.
Shalom,
Rabbi Moshe P. Weisblum and family
Upcoming Events
November 7, Shabbat Dinner and Family Services 6:00 pm Adults $10.00
Children $7.50 and ages under 3 free. Please RSVP [email protected]
November 9,
9:45 am Light Breakfast with Rabbi Weisblum. Rabbi Weisblum will be sharing an update on
what’s going on in Israel and Ayala’s wedding.
November 15,
5:45 pm Havdalla (end of Shabbat), concert and pj party/night at the movies. G rating
movie. Popcorn and drinks, donation of $5. per family to cover costs of snacks & movie.
November 16,
Field Trip to the Maryland Jewish Museum in Baltimore, with lunch
November 23,
Speaker- Shoshana Walshe Correspondent for ABC News-10:00 a.m. $10.00 adults,
$5.00 students.
December 21,
Chanukah Dinner.
Flyers Will Be Forthcoming.
Jewish Education Center of Anne Arundel County.
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“ Mah Koreh”? What’s happening? From the desk of Ellyn Kaufman…
What makes the Jewish Education Center of Anne Arundel County so unique?
1. Our congregational school puts a high value on our children's education. We are the only congregational school in
Anne Arundel County to secure the services of a full time educator - thanks to the vision and foresight of the wise
Rabbi Moshe Weisblum, PhD. Rabbi Weisblum is not only the rabbi, but also the cantor, chief soccer player and friend
to the children and families. Coming from Israel with an expert command of the Hebrew language, he is the “real
deal”! We are so fortunate that our rabbi is eager to accompany the family services and our classes by playing guitar,
piano or clarinet.
2. Our classes are small enough to be personalized and individualized to meet the needs of each student, yet large
enough for our children to benefit from the Jewish social interactions.
3. Our teachers are outstanding professionals with years of experience and from a variety of backgrounds. From
Masters Degrees to Social Workers to Psychology degrees - and all with knowledge of Hebrew! Our teachers are prepared to handle just about any pedagogic situation.
4. Many of our families are long time generational members of Congregation Kneseth Israel. We are fortunate that
so many young families are here to ensure the continuity of our ancestors. We are dedicated to keeping Judaism not
only alive but thriving and relevant at CKI and in Anne Arundel County.
5. Ilanit Evers is our high energy Israeli dance teacher who not only keeps us active and on our feet but will be
teaching us how to prepare delicious Jewish delicacies for the Jewish holidays. YUM! Thanks so much to Ethan
Halpern for his commitment to teaching our children Israeli dance with great enthusiasm.
6.“Mimeni tir'u v'chen ta'asu” Not only do we learn, but it is crucial that we take action. We believe in experiential
learning, not just sitting in a classroom and reading about different traditions and doing mitzvot, we must be actively
involved in performing them. In the spirit of Tikkun Olam, we strive to make the world a better place. This year, under the guidance of our teachers, we will be preparing meals for the homeless; making blankets for children and doing
a variety of other mitzvot in our community.
7. Our kitchen is known in the community for it’s strictly kosher catering service under the supervision of Rabbi
Moshe Weisblum, PhD. Steve and Dore Lebowitz, our own in-house caterers prepare delicious erev Shabbat congregational dinners; healthy snacks for the children on Sunday mornings and so much more. We are extremely fortunate to
have Chef Steve's delicious cooking on our property. We welcome people of all ages, from Bubbe and Zayde to toddlers, to attend our congregational Shabbat dinners.
8. We are blessed to have the talented voice from Broadway of Shouvik Mondle lead our children's choir, Kol Rena
(the Sounds of Music); as well as directing our Music Program. You will be able to witness on upcoming occasions the
beautiful melodic sounds from the children, thanks to Shouvik.
9. We are a traditional synagogue embracing and welcoming Jewish people of different and various backgrounds. Our
families are involved, caring individuals who work together, collectively to create a positive energized community of
learners.
10. We are home the of the "Mitzvah Dish" - a tradition started by Ellyn Kaufman, our Director of Education. We
believe each child is not only capable of doing mitzvot but we are commanded to do mitzvot. We want our children to
be proud of their accomplishments and ready to share them. Upon sharing their mitzvot, the students are rewarded
with a positive reinforcement of a treat or toy of their choice.
(Next month I will talk about Amy and our programs)
Ellyn Becker Kaufman
Director of Education
Jewish Education Center of Anne Arundel County
1125 Spa Road
Annapolis, MD 21403
410-263-3924
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President's Message
Dear Congregants,
The Days of Awe are behind us, we have completed dismantling the Sukkah
and getting back into the groove of normal day to day life once again. Of
course for me, there is a week of “normalcy” and then I am off to Israel to celebrate the marriage of Rabbi and Rebbetzin Weisblum’s daughter, Ayala. I am very excited that I
will be able to spend a full two weeks in Israel, since I plan to see as much as possible.
It gives me great pleasure to see that each Sunday of Hebrew School is a major event, with multiple
activities for both students and adults. Through our adult activities, we along with our children are
all gaining such a rich education in being Jewish through our Jewish Education Center. During
Sukkot all the children in the Hebrew School had the opportunity to travel to several sukkot built by
KI members. At each home the children were treated to some snacks, and an opportunity to learn
about the various traditions of the holiday and about each sukkah built by our members. Some got
to touch and learn about lulav and etrog, and others learned how a sukkah is built. It was fun and
enriching. Last Sunday, we had the opportunity to learn to bake challah with our “challah expert”
Ilianit Evers, while Ethan Halpern taught us some Israeli dances; all part of our new program to
learn more about Shabbat. It seems there is no “just regular” day with our Jewish Education Center, every day is special. Thank you to all the teachers, madrichim, madrichot, other volunteers, and
of course our JEC Director Ellyn Kaufman.
I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to all congregants and friends
who dedicated themselves to help our very successful High Holy Day services, ensuring the correct
prayer books are out at the appropriate time, to the building, dismantling, and storing the sukkah.
Thank you very much to each of you, the Gabbayim, Gabbayot, and the ushers for all your hard
work. Thank you to our guest Chazan, Nesanel Carmen, and of course, our very own Rabbi/Chazan
Weisblum. Also a big thank you to Paul Vitale, who took on the management of the Holy Days seating for this year after 19 years being done by Steve Earle, and of course thank you Steve for all those
years of taking care of the seating.
It is my honor and pleasure to share with you the good news of the beginning of a project to refresh
our pre-school/Hebrew school wing. When you read this article, we will already have started the
work on two of the classrooms. Our goal is to ultimately refresh each classroom to provide an attractive and stimulating environment for our pre-school, daycare, and JEC Hebrew School students.
I am sure that all of you are thrilled to welcome so many new members to KI over the past couple of
months, our membership chair, Ann Katcef, has informed me that we have 36 families who have
joined KI since Rosh Hashanah; all I can say is wow, and WELCOME!!! It is so exciting to see this
growth, it truly exhibits just how bright our future really is. We will strive to add additional programs to meet all the needs of both our long time congregants and our newest congregants. Our
new program director, Amy Raab has many plans to expand and add, and no plans whatsoever to
take away any service or program that is currently being done at KI. If anyone has any ideas or
suggestions, please feel free to let me know. My sincere goal is that every single congregant feels
their needs are being met.
I wish each and every one of you a healthy, successful and very sweet 5775.
David Sliom
President, Congregation Kneseth Israel
Dear congregants and friends,
I hope that all your spirits are still soaring after a fine set of holidays! It was
indeed an honor to conduct the two choirs of KI for our services. The commitment of the two groups never ceases to amaze me. I am excited to prepare them for Hanukkah and beyond. Recently I met with Amy Raab, our new program coordinator, and spoke of upcoming programming ideas and opportunities; I am so very excited to work with her on future
events! Suffice it to say, with the support and guidance of Rabbi Weisblum and our president,
David Sliom, KI looks to be shining bright. I look forward to seeing you all during Hanukkah
and at future recitals and events.
All the best, Shouvik Mondle
Kneseth Israel Sisterhood Gift Shop
Shopping for many items on your Hanukah gift list are conveniently available at the Sisterhood Gift Shop.
We have lovely selections of menorahs, large and small, many themed to delight your children and grandchildren as the candles are lit and songs are sung! Dreidels for spinning, toys to enjoy, and beautiful gift wrap to package it all.
There are gifts for other occasions, as well, many hand crafted in
Israel.
Please visit during our special Hanukah shopping days:
Sunday December 15 from 11:30am-1:30pm
Monday December 16 and
Tuesday December 17 from 12n-3:30pm
Children’s shopping hours from 12n-1pm on all dates!
Or by appointment: Libby Monias 410 268-8500 or
Laura Sutton 410 721-0679
JUDAICA
GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS & HOLIDAYS
TEFILLIN & TALLITOT
PERSONALIZED
KIPPOT & BENCHERS
BAR & BAT MITZVAH GIFTS
BY APPOINTMENT
LIBBY MONIAS: 410 268-8500
LAURA SUTTON: [email protected]
or 410 721-0679
SUPPORT YOUR
SISTERHOOD
We will gladly send out donation cards for all
occasions, condolence, birthdays, anniversary, etc. We also sell packages of cards
for your own use.
Please contact Marilyn Halpern at
410-263-5537
If you would like to make a contribution to the
Synagogue, there are many opportunities to do
so.
Leaf on the Tree of Life
Rock under the Tree of Life
Min of $225.00
Min of $1000.00
Simcha Plaque in Auditorium
Min of $200.00 (Single)
Min of $400.00 (Double)
Memorial Plaque
for members or their families
$300.00
For non-members
with no connection to KI
$400.00
Congregation Kneseth Israel
1125 Spa Road
Annapolis, MD 21403
410-263-3924
410-260-0740
410-263-5740 (fax)
Rabbi/Cantor: Moshe P. Weisblum, PhD.
President: David L. Sliom
Vice President: Lore Singerman
Director, Pre School: Jerri Shafran
Director, Jewish Education Center:
Ellyn Kaufman
Director, Day Care: Patricia Calomiris
Special Yahrtzeit Program (e, g., Reciting Kaddish for
Loved ones and friends) - Contact Steve Sutton at
410-721-0679.
Office Manager: Jeanne Smit
Bookkeeper: Dave Stout
Prayer books and Chumashim for
purchase and dedication ($35 per prayer book;
$50 per Chumash)
(contact the Shul Office and the Rabbi
will select the book most needed).
Donation Cards
Minimum of
(in honor of … or memory)
$10.00 per name
The Synagogue offers a number of items for purchase
and dedication—Contact Steve Sutton
Would you like to become a volunteer Big
Brother (for a couple of hours twice a
month)?
The Jewish Big Brother and Big Sister League is in
need of Jewish men of all ages to match with boys
and teens who are waiting for a Big Brother.
Please call or email Lia Weisbord at
410-843-7462
or [email protected]
“To the world, you may be one
person, but to one person, you may be the world”
GIANT Gift Cards in denominations of
$50 or $100 where 5% of the money
goes toward our Synagogue.
If you shop at this store, using these cards it
can be a great way to send money to KI.
Contact Shirley C. Aronson or
Marcia Diamond if interested.
Pre School & Pre-K classes
Shalom Everyone,
From the Desk of Jerri Shafran, Director…..
What a busy month the Pre-School has had!
The 3’s class made their own sukkahs from popsicle sticks and stickers. The Pre-K children listened to
stories about Sukkot, played the etrog/lulav game and had a special breakfast in the congregational sukkah. All the
classes made decorations for the sukkah. How proud they were of their art work!
Simchat Torah was celebrated by having the children make their very own torahs from fruit roll-ups and pencils and
flags which they carried as they marched around the hallways. Rabbi Weisblum showed the 3’s and Pre-K children the
Torahs in the sanctuary and let them use the yad, (pointer) to “read” the words.
Even though we did not have our usual friendly fire department visit this year, the children learned about fire safety
through books and activities. We have had fire drills to reinforce the importance of being able to leave the building in a
safe and orderly manner, if necessary. The children took this exercise very seriously and did a great job of getting to
the edge of the playground in a little over two minutes!
Our annual visit to the Pumpkin Patch across the street at St. Martin’s was a great success. The kids loved picking
their very own pumpkins and having their faces painted with butterflies, ghosts and pumpkins. A great time was had
by all. “Thanks” to all the parent volunteers who helped get everyone across Spa Rd. safely, read stories and carted the
pumpkins back to KIPS.
Professional picture days brought big smiles (no tears!) so that families can have wonderful memories of their children at K.I.’s Pre-School. Mark Goldberg also spent many hours here snapping pictures of the children at work and
play to be displayed on the big screen TV in the lobby of the synagogue. Look for them when you are here!
Ms. Bunny, the oral hygienist, paid us a visit to instruct and entertain the children on how to take good care of their
teeth.
Pajama Days were held at the end of the month when kids (and teachers) really enjoyed coming to school in pj’s
(instead of Halloween costumes). Spirit Day was also celebrated by everyone wearing their K.I. Pre-School T-Shirts.
Shalom,
Jerri
The Alpert Family Aleph Bet Jewish Day School
From the Desk of Nan Jarashow , Director…..
October was a busy month, punctuated by holiday celebrations. Classes enjoyed eating lunch in the
sukkah and visiting sukkot built by classmates’ families. Shaking the lulav, hearing stories, and sharing a
snack helped build toward a joyful end to the fall holiday season. When rain kept the fourth and fifth graders from traveling, Rabbi Yerushalmi brought the sukkah experience to school! Students crafted lanterns to
use in the huts when the weather cleared. For our final celebration, the children clustered around the reading table as Rabbi
Weisblum opened the Torah scroll and let students read a bit. Then we paraded and danced with personal scrolls and festive flags to prepare for Simchat Torah.
The mild fall weather was perfect for a field trip to Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary on the Patuxent River. Second graders
enriched their study of invertebrates by catching, examining, and classifying insects and other tiny crawlers. A hike along
the edge of the marsh helped build understanding of the important role of wetlands in Chesapeake Bay area ecology. Participating in Jug Bay’s No Trash Lunch Contest was a no-brainer for our students who are accustomed to Trashless Tuesdays and Waste-free Wednesdays!
Senator John Astle, dignitaries from the County Library system, and Sneaks the Cat (A.A. Co. Public Library mascot) were
special guests for a presentation of the Chesapeake Cup to the Aleph Bet student body. The Cup is given annually to one
public school and one private school in recognition of their students’ high percentage of participation in the Library’s summer
reading program. Our kids are ravenous readers even without prizes, but they appreciate the recognition for their achievements. The Cup now resides in the hallway display case where we can admire it throughout the day.
Don’t forget our Jewish Book Fair, Nov. 2-7, and our Fall Open House on November 11. Call or email for details. We hope
to see you at one or both!
Nan Jarashow, Head of School
410-263-9044; [email protected]
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Sisterhood News
Kneseth Israel Sisterhood News
The Sisterhood Board met on Oct. 5, 2014, to plan for programs this fall, and to discuss the issue of the $20,000.00 donated to Congregation Kneseth Israel for a new entrance. After two years of estimates by both the House Chair of Congregation Kneseth Israel and myself, we discovered that $20,000.00 will not be enough to pay for a new entrance, (estimates
were in the $40,000-$60,000 range), or even a handicap ramp with new awning that the Board would approve. I was told by the Board that “it
can’t be done for that price”. Our Sisterhood board decided that the money should not sit idle in an account – we could certainly use it for something else that our synagogue needs. Rabbi Weisblum told us that there were two classrooms in our school wing that desperately needed renovations because of past water damage and age. One room was being used as storage because it was unusable as a classroom for children. He
asked if Sisterhood could re-designate that money for the classrooms instead of an entrance that is financially out of reach for several years.
According to our By-Laws, the first 4 purposes for forming Sisterhood is to:
1. Support the goals of Congregation Kneseth Israel
2. Further religious and cultural interests of its members
3. Participate in the enhancement of the physical needs of the facility
Assist and encourage youth activities
What better way to help fulfill our purpose than to re-designate these funds to be used for the renovations of the two
classrooms? Our Hebrew School is currently meeting in the Aleph Bet building, but not in the classrooms. They are
using the cafeteria, gymnasium, and auditorium for classes. The room is so large that the students find it hard to hear
the teachers because of the acoustics. Our nursery school will be able to accept more students if we have more classrooms. With the new classrooms, Congregation Kneseth Israel can benefit financially with enlarged enrollment in
Nursery School. Our Hebrew school students will have classes in our building and will have room for new students,
and our building will be enhanced with bright new classrooms. This will become important when Kol Shalom completes its nursery school in 2015 and parents will be looking at their new classrooms and comparing to ours.
I want to thank the Board of Kneseth Israel Sisterhood who came to this very important meeting and voted unanimously to allow Sisterhood’s funds to complete this worthwhile project. The full Board who were present are:
President Nancy Gordon, Vice Presidents Libby Monias, Shirley Lieberman, and Julia Feldman, Recording Secretary
Catherine Davidson, Corresponding Secretary Adele Greil, Financial Secretary Rochelle Hollander, Treasurer Irene
Weinfeld, and Parliamentarian Leslie Gradet.
Sisterhood provided the holiday treats of ice cream cups for the children at the Simchas Torah celebration. This is a
long-standing tradition for Sisterhood, which we are happy to fulfill. Thank you, Steve Lebowitz, for reminding us
when it’s our turn to provide!
Libby Monias and Laura Sutton are busy coordinating events with Ellyn B. Kaufman, our new director of the Jewish
Education Center of A.A. Co., so that the gift shop can be opened for many events the JEC has been holding. We are
very lucky to have Ellyn and the JEC! In addition to new members, many new children, a bustling synagogue every
day of the week, we also have been able to team our gift shop with these events. The JEC is a wonderful addition to
Congregation Kneseth Israel. On behalf of the Kneseth Israel Sisterhood , we welcome and thank you, Ellyn!
We are putting the finishing touches on a Program and General meeting to welcome new members of Congregation
Kneseth Israel and invite them to join Sisterhood. We hope to reach out to all our members and prospective members
to come and enjoy the program, friendship and refreshments that our next meeting will offer. You will hear from us
soon with the details.
Until next month, that’s all for now, folks! We wish you all a Happy Thanksgiving!
Nancy Gordon
Sisterhood President
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In Memory Of….
Sam Meyer
By Shirley C. Aronson
Donations to Kneseth Israel
In Honor Of….
Bill Snyder, father of
Murray & Ann
By Carole Jackson & Jeff Ostrusky
Harold Michelson
By Corinne Earle
The birth of Debbi & Zach Wright’s son
Jackson Dallas
Grandparents Judi & Allen Cohen
Great-grandmother Esther Cohen,
By Sara & Jack Schmerling
In Honor Of….
Bess & Marvin Cohen
By David M. Cohen
Ayala Weisblum’s upcoming
marriage
By Esther Cohen
Adele Rubin
By Roberta Goldstein
Yahrtzeit Donations
Ethel Olim Singerman by Mark Singerman
Mathew Gradet by Leslie Gradet
Khatoun Sheena by Joyce Ani
Freda Snyder by Ann P. Snyder
Sidney Katz by Joel Katz
Capt. Edwin Greenberg by
Anna E. Greenberg
Julia Greenfield by The Gritz Family
Anna D. Berman by Leonard Berman
Benjamin Bouch by Jerri Shafran
Barney Berman by Stanley Cohn
Gloria Schwartz by Dore Lebowitz
David Kaufman by Al Kaufman
Mildred Snyder by Deborah S. Lipsky
Rose Glick by Beverly Albert
Morris Lieberman by Shirley Lieberman
Beverly Kohler by Jerri Shafran
Harry Singerman by Mark Singerman
MAZEL TOV TO...
Rabbi & Rebbetzin Weisblum on the marriage of their daughter
Ayala to Dolev Nizri
Thea & Howard Pinskey on their anniversary
Letter from Cantor Nasanel Carmen
Dear Rabbi Weisblum and the Entire Congregation at Kneseth Israel,
I want to thank the Rabbi and the entire congregation at KI for the most amazing and
wonderful experience ever. The rabbi mentioned to me when he first picked me up from
the train station that there is no congregation in the world like KI. I looked at him skeptically, as I have dealt with many congregations, including working with Chazzan Benzion Miller at Temple Beth El in Borough Park, in the Great Synagogue in Yershalayim.
But there was nothing like this Shul. The diversity and the warmth to everyone, no matter what background they come from is like no other Shul I have seen. Also the professionalism of Rabbi Weisblum both as a rabbi and scholar and as a cantor amazed me.
Yom Kippur night I felt like I was in the Jerusalem Great Synagogue. And Rabbi Weisblum is able to take the most difficult subject and make it simple for the layman. I would
like to wish everyone a Chag Sameach, and a very sweet year.
Yours Truly,
Nasanel
November Yahrtzeits
Saturday, November 1st
Max Greenfield
Fred Richard Wertheim
Sunday, November 2nd
Jerome Fine
Isaac Louis Snyder
Herta Wertheim
Monday, November 3rd
Mervin Krimins
Tuesday, November 4th
Anita Michaels Earle
Ethel Olim Singerman
Wednesday, November 5th
Fmr. P. M. Yitzchak Rabin
Benjamin Rachap
Louis Salisbury
David Mark Wolman
Thursday, November 6th
Friday, November 7th
Jeanette Legum
Louis Leventhal
Monday, November 10th
Chaim Jakubowicz
Frank Kopen
Harry Singerman
Hyman Nemo Snyder
Thursday, November 20th
William Glick
Tuesday, November 11th
Rose Corosh
Samuel A. Greenfield
Saturday, November 22nd
Leonard H. Lieberman
Wednesday, November 12th
Joseph I. Kirson
Leon Schwartzman
Thursday, November 13th
Abraham Kurnow
Bernard Sheff
Friday, November 14th
Albert A. Block
Samuel Frishman
Joseph Golombek
Melvin M. Katz
Hyman L. Setzer
Cecilia Siskind
Jeanette Spiklosek
Saturday, November 8th
Regina Rose Cohen
Elmer Fox
Morris Metterman
Charles F. Meyer
Nathan Reding
Benjamin Snyder
Saturday, November 15th
Sunday, November 9th
Fanye A. Pinskey
Leah Shore
Witasha Snyder
Barnett Sodensky
Tuesday, November 18th
Maurice Ani
Emanuel Halpern
Rose Lerner
Sara Snyder
Sunday, November 16th
Cecilia Dorothy Gurwin
Benjamin H. Katcef
Monday, November 17th
Myra Bernstein
Wednesday, November 19th
Jack Exler
Samuel Riegel
Anna Friedmen Roth
Isaac Abraham Sheena
Mordechai Turgeman
Friday, November 21st
Robert Leon Reich
Sunday, November 23rd
Joseph Cohen
Monday, November 24th
Karen Strauss Bulman
Esther Z. Goldberg
Malka Hershkovicz
Irving Kahn
John Mild
Sarah Spritzer
Tuesday, November 25th
Wednesday, November 26th
Joseph Lerner
Thursday, November 27th
Anna Dietz
Meyer W. Gilden
Friday, November 28th
Frieda Schwartz
Saturday, November 29th
Hyman Barr
Anna Cheplowitz
Morris C. Legum
Sunday, November 30th
Simon Greenfield
Joseph Hyatt
Lazer Leonard
Abraham Post
Fanny S. Redfern
Congregation Kneseth Israel extends its
deepest sympathy to
Esther Cohen on the loss of her sister-in-law Judy Abrams
&
Jerri Shafran on the loss of her brother-in-law Saul B. Kohler
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