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Temple Beth El Service Schedule Services Monday Morning 8:00 A.M. Thursday Morning 8:00 A.M. Friday Shabbat Evening 5:30 P.M.
Services and Kiddush Hosted by the Temple Beth El Sisterhood Saturday Shabbat Morning 9:30 A.M.
Dear Friends, To help make a minyan. Please join us.
Temple Beth El Office Hours Monday - Thursday: 9 A.M. - 3 P.M.
CANDLE LIGHTING 5777 July 6th 8:25 P.M. July 13th 8:22 P.M. July 20th 8:17 P.M. July 27th 8:10 P.M. August 3rd 8:02 P.M. August 10th 7:53 P.M. August 17th 7:43 P.M. August 24th 7:32 P.M. August 30th 7:22 P.M.
Please notify Temple of any ADDRESS CHANGES you may have for the winter or summer months, we need these address changes if we are to continue sending the bulletin. Thank You!
Summer Service at Temple Beth El July 6th Rabbi and Aliza Gerstein July 13th Bozhena and Gleb Samoshuk and Pavel Samoshuk July 20th Larry Marks and Ann Siegel July 27th David Lowitz and Sara Silverman August 3rd Michael Silverman and David Goldbas August 10th David Kulick August 24th Robert Hammond
HELP: IF YOU COULD HELP WITH A SUMMER SERVICE PLEASE CONTACT MUNDY
The Temple Times 2710 Genesee Street, Utica, New York 13502
TBE 315/724-4751 TE 315/724-4177
Tammuz / Av / Elul 5778 Vol.9.11 / 12 July / August 2018
Temple Beth El A Conservative Congregation Established for
the Worship of God, the Study of Torah and the Practice of Righteous Deeds 2710 Genesee Street, Utica, NY 13502 315/724-4751 Fax 315/724-6883
E-Mail: [email protected] Website: tbeutica.org
Cantor Kalman Socolof E-Mail: [email protected]
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Temple Beth El Organization Cantor Kalman A. Socolof Dr. Stanley Gerstein, Rabbi Emeritus
Officers Marsha Silverman, President Michael Silverman, Treasurer Ann Nathan, Secretary
Trustees Ernest Berkowitz Rae Rosenfeld Dan Cohen Yevgenii Samoshuk Michael Damsky Brad Sklar Saul Finer Mark Smith David Lowitz Adele Sossen Ann Nathan
Staff Mundy B. Shapiro, Executive Director Julie Cain, Secretary
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Temple Beth El Cantor’s Message As summer arrives, some of us take the opportunity presented by some additional leisure time to catch up on reading we have meant to do. Sometimes folks are committed to reading, but don’t have any specific books in mind. In light of such a possibility, I am using my space to suggest a few books of Jewish content for your perusal. They range in age, tone and seriousness. If none of these grabs your attention, there are many others you might want to look into. The Promise by Chaim Potok This is the sequel to his first novel, The Chosen, which most people are familiar with. In The Promise, we find Danny and Reuven, the main characters of The Chosen, as young adults dealing with trying to make one’s mark in the world. Potok, ever the keen observer, portrays how the choices these characters make affect the dynamics within their families. It is one of the books that I keep on my headboard, so that I may occasionally reread favorite sections. The Joys of Yiddish, by Leo Rosten Known primarily as a novelist and screenwriter, Rosten proved himself to be a capable lexicographer with this effort. It is a thorough (although, of course, not totally comprehensive) introduction to Yiddish where most entries are illustrated by means of a joke. More than a few of the jokes have been referenced by other writers, ranging from Harlan Ellison to Neil Gaiman to John Updike. How else could you be expected to know that when one-upping someone complaining of their tsuris, you should tell them that you have gehokte tsuris? A Treasury of Jewish Folklore by Nathan Ausubel I consider this compendium nothing less than indispensable (my wife and I made a point of presenting a copy to each of our children). It is buffet-as-feast. Its stories, parables, jokes, legends and songs capture
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the spectrum of Jewish sensibilities. I cannot count how many times I have quoted something from this book, not just in my capacity as a Cantor, but in my day-to-day life. An example:
Two old men sat silently over their glasses of tea for what might have been, or at any rate seemed, hours. At last, one spoke: “Oy veh!” The other said: “You’re telling me!”
The Grammar of God by Aviya Kushner This is by far the most recent entry on this list. Kushner grew up in a Hebrew-speaking household, assuming that every family spent dinner time discussing the ramifications of grammatical details in the Tanach. When she went to graduate school to study writing, her professor informed the class that they would be studying the King James version of the bible. Kushner, deeply knowledgeable about the Hebrew incarnation but unfamiliar with the English, was struck by the differences between the two. Some were as a result of inaccurate translation, and some were things that even a skilled translator could not have conveyed. Please do not think that this is a dry, scholastic tome. Kushner presents the texts she studies in Hebrew and multiple English translations, leavened with personal reflections. This is My God by Herman Wouk Wouk is an observant Orthodox Jew who, as of this writing, is still alive at the age of 103. He wrote gags for radio in the 1940’s, ultimately turning to novels. His first, The Caine Mutiny, based on his time in the US Navy, became a hit Broadway play and movie. He went on to write Winds of War as well as War and Remembrance, which were both made into successful TV mini-series. This Is My God is an introduction to Judaism. In fact, when non-Jews (or Jews, for that matter) ask me for a book to give them an overview of our faith, this is the one I typically
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recommend. Although Wouk has a definite point of view in terms of his Orthodoxy, he is profoundly even-handed in talking about the different expressions of Judaism. It quickly becomes evident that you are in the hands of someone who is both a knowledgeable guide and a skilled writer. There are more I could have listed, but I think this list will provide a mixture of edification and enjoyment. I wish all of you a summer of health, happiness and good reading. Cantor Socolof
Temple Beth El President’s Message On June 13th, we held our annual congregational meeting and I appreciate those members that put aside the time to attend. Thank you to Missy Kowalsky and Cecily Eidelhoch for serving on the board these past few years. The remaining board members remain the same and I thank them for caring about Temple Beth El. I would like to thank the lay leaders that have filled in on Shabbat while Cantor took some vacation time. A shout out to those congregants who will lead our Erev Shabbat summer services. Thank you for stepping up to the Bimah. Please check the schedule in this issue of the Temple Times and join us on Friday nights. The “future committee” will meet in the next few weeks to discuss the direction of Temple Beth El going forward. If you would like to participate, please let me know. The ritual committee will meet to organize the high holiday services. If you would like to partake in the Yom Kippur Torah readings, please contact Mundy to let her know. Cantor has prepared the portions on CD’s to help you study.
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I will be attending the calendar meeting with Temple Emanu El and am happy to say there will be many activities planned for the coming year. Congratulations to Izzy Marcus on becoming a Bar Mitzvah. Mazel Tov to the Marcus Family. A reminder to send in your names for the Book of Life and High Holiday greetings! I hope everyone enjoys the summer. Stay happy and healthy, Marsha
Temple Beth El Executive Director’s Message
Dear Friends, Summer is here, it is now time for our 2 month bulletin. We have had a busy year. We have shared services with temple Emanu-El, the Schwartz Kallah and Rabbi Waldman weekend were shared and enjoyed by members of both Temples. It was a great learning experience, very nostalgic. The title of the weekend was The Jewish Community of Utica from Start to Finish and was a great success. I’m sure we will continue to find interesting, meaningful subjects to share learn from and enjoy, as the years go on. Our Board did a great job, Temple is moving ahead, and our religious school is growing with happy students. We have had a Bat and Bar Mitzvah over the last 2 years with more to be held over the next few years. We are very happy to see Temple Beth El move forward.
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We look forward to another year after having a happy, relaxed summer. The office is open Monday thru Thursday, we are here to answer your needs, and you are welcome to Summer Services, Friday’s at 5:30 Shabbat services at 9:30 A.M. on Saturday and at 8:00 A.M. minyans on Mondays and Thursdays. Please keep Temple in mind between lovely summer days, catching up on your reading. Let’s all revitalize for the coming year. Good days to all, Mundy
PASSOVER KOSHER MEAT DELIVERY SCHEDULE from PRICE CHOPPER
JULY Order the week of July 9th
Delivery July 24th
AUGUST Order the week of August 6th
Delivery August 21st
A note about the Blue Boxes that are a symbol of tzedakah
in all our homes. Hadassah no longer uses the monies for JNF
rather the money goes to Young Judea. You may purchase a beautiful Tzedakah Box
from Hadassah for this purpose. Please drop off your Blue Box
at Temple or the JCC. Thank you, Marsha
HADASSAH JNF
CERTIFICATES $18.00
PLEASE
Call Marsha 315-725-7787
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Temple Beth El Donations
THE VICTOR H. FLAX FUND
In Memory Of: David Lovenheim brother of Al and Judy Lovenheim
Robert and Adele Sossen
Yahrzeit Of: Grandfather - Mortimer H. Vyner, Aunt – Eva Slater and Rita Goldie Shulman
Dorothy Kayle
In Honor Of: Sara Silverman’s graduation from the PT DPT doctoral program at Utica College.
Sharon Goldenson Marsha Silverman
In Honor Of: Marian Freeman’s 90th Birthday Mel and Judy Oster
In Honor Of: Cantor Kalman Socolof”s generosity and thoughtfulness to the Lovenheim Family at David’s funeral.
Al and Judy Lovenheim
In Honor Of: Bozhena Samoshuk for receiving the Frank Santoli award from Clinton High School for “strength of character, good citizenship and kindness on a daily basis.
Marsha Silverman
The Recovery Of: Irwin Rosen Marsha Silverman
The Recovery Of: Vivian Berkowitz Mark and Kathy Smith
CEMETERY FUND
In Memory Of: Rose Hymes Reisman, Rhoda M. Samuels and Allen H. Samuels
Chuck and Rita Manning
In Honor Of: Cecily Eidelhoch’s granddaughter’s thoughtfulness regarding maintaining the dignity of our cemetery headstones.
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Temple Beth El Simcha Boards Temple Beth El has Simcha Boards to celebrate birthdays, Bat and Bar Mitzvahs, anniversaries, graduations, weddings and honors. If there is someone in your family or a friend you would like to recognize you do so by sending all the necessary details to the office. For $125.00 you can make someone proud and happy forever.
Temple Beth El Memorial Boards The long hallway where Temple Beth El’s sanctuary and office are located contains our Memorial Boards. If you have a family member that you would like to memorialize, and have a memorial light lit on the week of their yahrzeit year after year you may call the office. The cost of the plaque is $300.00. For any questions or additional information to honor or memorialize a loved one call the office at 724 4751. Mundy
On Tuesday July 17th at 6 p.m. the Jewish Community Center will host this years version of the Israeli Scouts, consisting of talented 16 and 17 year olds who will perform an “audience interactive” song and dance routine. The evening will begin at 6 p.m. with a dinner and the Scouts will perform at 7 p.m. ADMISSION is FREE. This is sponsored by the Robert and Sara Smith Fund at the JCC. Please call for reservations 315 733 2343.
This summer’s Caravan is called
Yanai
Named for a beautiful beach in Israel
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Cemetery News
Spring Cleaning at
Temple Beth El Cemetery House of Israel Cemetery Shaarei Tefillah Cemetery
Mason Road Cemetery Jonathan Lodge Cemetery
It is time to think about cleaning headstones and footstones at our cemeteries. Last year we cut down trees, repaired some of the fencing (there is lots more to do), had stone work done at the front entrance, reset some stones that were tipping, and did extensive yard work beyond the usual mowing. In the past 3 years we have cleaned more than 200 headstones and footstones and what a difference it made. Our cemeteries are beginning to look so beautiful and well cared for. We are so proud of the effort that many families made to beautify their cemetery plots. However there are many more stones that need our tender loving care. The cost is very reasonable:
Headstones $50.00 Footstones $35.00
If you are planning to have your family plot cleaned send a note, send an email or give us a call and we will take care of the rest.
Perhaps you could even send a little extra and have a headstone or footstone cleaned for someone who has no family left to care for their
plot.
Future Planning Cemetery Plots
As many of you know we now own 5 cemeteries that we are responsible for. We do this to maintain the dignity and memories of our ancestors.
One of the results of this increase in responsibility is increased maintenance costs. In order to continue our policy of Perpetual Care we need to increase the cost of new graves and plots.
The new costs are as follows and apply to all Cemeteries owned by The Temple Beth El Cemetery Corporation.
Effective August 1, 2018
One Grave Plot - $600.00 Two Grave Plot - $1100.00 Four Grave Plot - $2000.00 Eight Grave Plot - $3800.00
In order to purchase a plot or grave in The Temple Beth El Cemetery, the purchaser must be a member in good standing of Temple Beth El.
If you are purchasing a new grave the deed will be issued after the full payment is made.
HELP US LOCATE FAMILY’S
If you know anyone who has family
buried in any of our cemeteries listed
above that have family members who
have gravestones in disrepair please ask
them to contact us or simply send us
their address and we will contact them.
This way when they come to visit their
loved ones they will be greeted with a
clean well maintained monument.
Temple Beth El Sisterhood New Year’s Greetings
Sisterhood is again putting New Year’s Greetings from our Congregants in the September bulletin this year. Please complete the form below and send it to Temple with your check for $10.00 to be included in our New Year’s Greetings to friends and family.
All forms must be received by August 10th, 2018
to be printed in the September bulletin.
Sisterhood will appreciate your support and it is a mitvah to wish L’Shana Tovah to one and all.
Thank you in advance and L’Shana Tovah to friends and family.
Shalom, Mundy and Aliza
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Name _________________________________________________________________________
Name _________________________________________________________________________
Send you greetings to: Sisterhood Temple Beth El 2710 Genesee Street Utica, NY 13502
Temple Emanu-El Sisterhood
FLOWERS / ONEG
BIRTHDAY - ANNIVERSARY
WEDDING - NEWBORN
GRADUATION - YAHRZEIT
OR “JUST BECAUSE”
What better way to celebrate or to honor a loved one than by
donating the flowers for the bimah
and/or hosting an oneg / preneg!
Flowers are $35. Oneg / Preneg is whatever you choose.
Flowers and onegs are from September to June
Interested? Please contact Judi Goldstone at
[email protected] or call Temple at 315-724-4177
Another Successful Schwartz Kallah /
Waldman Lecture Weekend
The Men from Temple Beth El are welcome to join
Temple Emanu-El Men’s Club Monthly Lunch
No agenda, just friendly conversation
Next two get togethers are
Monday, July 17th and Monday, August 21st
12:30PM
Sammy’s Campion Road and Genesee Street
New Hartford
and
will pay Temple Beth El
for you to buy your groceries!!
Fill out the coupon below
with your check payable to Temple Beth El
and mail it to 2710 Genesee St., Utica, NY 13502
We will send you a gift card for the same amount!
You have not spent an extra penny and in return
Temple Beth El received a percentage from
PriceChopper and Hannford.
Name ______________________________________________________
Address ____________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
PriceChopper $25. $50. $100
Hannaford $25. $50. $100
Thank You!!!
The recitation of
Selichot
(communal prayers of forgiveness)
begins on the Saturday night before Rosh Hashanah.
Join us at 7:00 pm on Saturday, September 1st
Havdalah Service A reflective experience facilitated by Rabbi Schaktman
(including interactive discussion)
Dessert and the Selichot service.
The service will consist of prayers, poems, and thoughtful reflections on the powerful themes of the season.
We hope you will join us for this special evening
when we ready ourselves, as a community, for
the holiest of days.
TEMPLE EMANU-EL AND TEMPLE BETH EL
THIRD ANNUAL SISTERHOOD MAH JONGG TOURNAMENT
Sunday, September 30, 2018
Jewish Community Center, 2310 Oneida Street, Utica
Breakfast/Registration: 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Play 3 rounds-12 games: 9:30 AM -1:00 PM
NMJL rules apply –REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR 2018 CARD
Entry Fee: $25.00
Cash Prizes to Top Winners Door Prizes
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26TH
Please fill in registration form and mail to Temple Emanu-El, 2710 Genesee Street, Utica, NY 13502 - Attn: Lynn Tomaino,
with a check payable to Temple Emanu-El. For further information, contact: Lynn Tomaino 315-723-3569, Cecily
Eidelhoch, 315-723-5606 or Temple Emanu-El office 315-724-4177.
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Name:______________________________________________________________________________________________________
Address:___________________________________________________________________________________________________
Phone: ________________________________________ Email: _____________________________________________________
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Temple Beth El Simcha Grams
August 2018
AUGUST BIRTHDAYS Date AUGUST ANNIVERSARIES Date
Lana Franklin 02 Richard and Heather Cohen 8/9/97
Ellie Neslin 02 Saul and Judy Finer 8/11/57
Sylvia Herman 07 Ernest and Vivian Berkowitz 8/12/62
Max Kowalsky 09 Kalman and Vicki Socolof 8/31/80
Judy Oster 10 Mark and Kathy Smith 8/26/00
Rita Manning 17
Ben Hirshfield 20
Irving Feldman 25
Mundy Shapiro 30
September 2018
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS Date SEPTEMBER ANNIVERSARIES Date
Harry Fisher 03 Norman & Elaine Brown 9/1/1954
Neil Cohen 05 Alan & Marsey Rosenblum 9/1/1985
Jonathan Orkin 09
Janice Sherline Jenny 11
Emily Levine 12
Heather Cohen 15
Stuart Hirshfield 16
Fred Lampert 19
Ethan Lampert 24
Jeffery Feiner 25
Shauna Hirshfield 27
Max Cohen 29
John Brophy 29
Enclosed is $1.50 per name that I have indicated. I have enclosed a check made out to the
Sisterhood of Temple Beth El for $__________ for ______ (#) of Simcha Grams
Mail to: Rae Rosenfeld
3008 Oneida Street Sauquoit, NY 13456
Due by the 15th of the month
I have printed my name as I wish it to appear on the Simcha Gram. Name:
Telephone Number:
Please call the Temple Office 724-4751, if you wish to add any names to the list
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Temple Beth El July 2018/5778 Yahrzeit Records
The following Yahrzeit will be observed during the week of July 7 to 13, 2018 - 24 Tammuz to 1 Av 5778 These names will be read from the pulpit on Friday July 6, 2018
Sallye Abramson* Leah Friedman* Albert Morris* Anne Schainuck Robbins* Albert Abraham Moses A. Goldenson Louis Movsh* Jack Rosen Anna R. Bartnick* Julius Grossman* David Myers* Bessie Cohen Siegel* Beatrice Burke* Stephen P. Goldstone* Manuel J. Mansky* Wolf Smith* Harry Copeland* Gisella Grossman* Edith Potash* Leon Sack* Dr. Irving Cramer* Adolph Jacobs* Abraham Rossky* Rachel Sumberg* Ray Cone* Fannie Krulik* Morris Rudolph* Charles Wineburgh* Syra Friedman* Rachael Lewis Wolfe*
The following Yahrzeit will be observed during the week of July 14 to 20, 2018 - 2 to 8 Av 5778 These names will be read from the pulpit on Friday July 13, 2018
Betty Cohen Alpert Aaron Goldstone* Jane Lindey* Maurice Snyder* Harry 'Doc' Arlen* Sarah Samuels Glickstein* Julius Levine Sarah Samuels* Anna Bernstein Melvin Hollander* Eva Marmelstein* Morris Vyner* Abraham S. Braverman* Morris B. Horowitz* Elizabeth Newberger Celia Woloshin* Lillian Shapiro Cramer* Rebecca Karinsky* Bella K. Perlman* Nathan Wilcove* Harry Cohen* Larry Kall* Ethel Cohen Rosen* Tina L. Wolfe* Joseph Gray* Julius Kaletsky* Isidor Speiller* Freda Haven Wallace* Sheva Gilbert*
The following Yahrzeit will be observed during the week of July 21 to 27, 2018 - 9 to 15 Av 5778 These names will be read from the pulpit on Friday July 20, 2018
Hanna Arlen* Morton Goldstone* Carlotta Krohn Posternak* Charles T. Sitrin* Frances Barth* Anna Belle Weiss Harris* Ann Heiten Rosenberg* Joseph Segall Ruth E Cummins Sadie Kopel* Ruth Robbins* Joseph Simons* Esther Fox* Ida Nusbaum* Louis Rubin* Bertha Snyder* Amy Kowalsky Gaudin Joseph Philipson* Jennie Rubin* Shirley Kaplan Tannenbaum* Anne Gross Herri Van Leeuwen
The following Yahrzeit will be observed during the week of July 28 to August 3, 2018 - 16 to 22 Av 5778 These names will be read from the pulpit on Friday July 27, 2018
Bessie H. Abelson* Lillian Lenchner Goodfriend* E. Michael Meyer* Joseph Sonneborn* Martin Benson* Pearl Hymes* Hyman Philipson* Theodore H. Silverman* Johanna R. Braverman Meyer Kleiman* Sadye Rockford* Jacob Tumposky* George Bernstein* Nathan Katzman* Rose Rudolph* Moses A. Winnick* Harry Caplan* AnnaLee Kamin* Anna Sladusky* Esther Winnick* Alfred Cohn* Paula Mettleman Fannye Stone Ida Yatkowsky* Harry S. Demell*
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Temple Beth El August 2018/5778 Yahrzeit Records
The following Yahrzeit will be observed during the week of August 4 to 10, 2018 - 23 to 29 Av 5778 These names will be read from the pulpit on Friday August 3, 2018
Harry Barsky* Rose B. Grossman* David Mettelman* Martha Root* Solomon Bernstein* Diane K. Goldman* Anna F. Marans* Edward L. Rosenthal* Dr. Gerald D. Berkowitz* Jack Glover* Esther Rose Pleeter* Leon Sperling* Lazarus L. Berman* Dr. Alfred Heymann* Jacob (Jack) Philipson* Max Sucolovsky* Harry Cramer* William B. Leventhal* Nathan L. Potash* Minnie Stern* Rae Smith Frankman* Nancy Frances Meyer* Goldie H. Rosenwald* Rose L. Sherline* Rachel Friedman* Seymour Tumposky
The following Yahrzeit will be observed during the week of August 11 to 17, 2018 - 30 Av to 6 Elul 5778
These names will be read from the pulpit on Friday August 10, 2018 Jennie L. Berman* Ben Greenberg Abe Jacobson* Jack Stark* Lillian Shapiro Cramer* Miriam Grubman Ethan Michael Kamin* Isidor Siegel* Miriam F. Enright* Joseph Goldstone* Jacob O. Nusbaum* Mina Smith* Ruth Feldman* Ida R. Hodos* Hershel Rosenblum* Sarah Wineburgh* Abraham Gennis* Louis Haven Philip Rudolph*
The following Yahrzeit will be observed during the week of August 18 to 24, 2018 - 7 to 13 Elul 5778 These names will be read from the pulpit on Friday August 17, 2018
Dr. Nathan K. Bernstein Jacob Friedlander* Joe Polak* Gerald Sherline* Irma Berger* Harry M. Friedman* Abraham W. Rizika* Jessie K. Siegel* Ethel Cohen Anna R. Harrison* Max Leonard Seld* Jane Targer* Leonard Cramer Moe Meyer* Saul Silverman* Minnie Tumposky Toffler* Harry Cramer* Samuel W. Miller* Abe E Samuels* Julius L. Weinstein* Johnny Dreels* Joseph A. Plotka Joseph H. Sherman*
The following Yahrzeit will be observed during the week of August 25 to 31, 2018 - 14 to 20 Elul 5778
These names will be read from the pulpit on Friday August 24, 2018 Family of Mrs. Rivkah Baril* George Cherr* Dr. Harold Katzman* Leon Sperling Family* Family of Mrs. Chayah Barrat* Ida Cohen* Sera Mine Levein* Herbert Spring Joseph Brooks* Lewis Fink* Evelyn Wineburgh Lacher* Ethel Rose Solomon Miriam Baker* Chaya Leibe Friedman* Helen H. Mathiasen* Elias L. Sevillia* Irma Lumberg Berger* Lipman Fialko* Hinda R. Movsh* Eva Sugarman* Morris Bittker* Rose Greene* Leo Rudnick* Louis Sugarman* Diana Boff* Bessie C. Goldman* Robert Rosenfeld Hy Slakter* Rachel Cominsky* Hattie S. Galinsky* Howard Slater Philip Simons* Solomon Caplan* Benjamin C. Grossman* Hymen Sitrin* William E. Woods M. Donald Cohen* Salimon Z. Kaplan* Leah Sladusky* Ethel Cone Wilcove* Joseph T. Cramer*
The following Yahrzeit will be observed during the week of September 1 to 7, 2018 - 21 to 27 Elul 5779
These names will be read from the pulpit on Friday August 31, 2018 Norman Asher* Birdye Goldwater* Eliaser Y. Rizika* Mary Lena Solomon* Samuel Bedzofsky* I. Wolfe Gilbert* Joseph Rubin* Morris Shulman* Freda L. Caro* Morris Kay* Rachel F. Sumberg* Bernice Smith* Chaye Cohen* Jessie Libbie Lazarus* Wesley H. Smith Florence L. Slater* Ida Daniels* Mildred Leve* Tillie Sonne Sara Samuels* Betty Fink Abe E. Nathan* Fannie Silverman* Jennie Weinstein* Mary Kaplan Greenfield* Sadie Oberman* Samuel Snyder*
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