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150 Years Ago The first who paid in advance for The Israelite and Deborah to July 1, 1863, is as usual S. Morgenthau, Esq., of Cincinnati, O. — July 4, 1862 125 Years Ago Mrs. Carl Weil and Miss Laura Adelsdorfer, of Richmond Street, attended the B.B. Convention in Louisville this week. Mr. I Trager, [ Read More...]
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150 Years Ago The Rev. B. Muscowitz, Hazan of Adath Israel Congregation here, having been given four weeks’ vacation by his congregation, travels East to recruit his health and attend to private affairs. We wish him a happy journey and recommend him to our brethren, he having been quite a popular and respected Hazan here [ Read More...]
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100 Years Ago Mr. Theodore Rosenthal and Mrs. Anna Schlesinger were married Monday evening. Dr. Grossman officiated. They have gone to the Pacific Coast on their wedding trip. Mr. Rosenthal is the well-known druggist. The new manager of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Dr. Ernst Kunwaldf of Berlin, formerly conductor of the Philharmonic Orchestra in that [ Read More...]
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100 Years Ago In Plum Street Temple last Saturday morning after Rabbi Louis Grossman had delivered a very sympathetic and touching address on the Titanic disaster, which moved nearly every one of those present to tears, the whole congregation arose and said kaddish in memory of those who went down with the ill-fated ship. “There [ Read More...]
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100 Years Ago Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Freiberg and Miss Leah Freiberg sailed for Bremen on the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm on Thursday, April 11. Mrs. Isaac Wolf (Jennie Mook) Mt. Vernon, Ind., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. I. A. Weil of 820 Hutchins Avenue, Avondale. Dr. Philipson will return from Baltimore in time [ Read More...]
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100 Years Ago The thirtieth anniversary of the death of Dr. Max Lilienthal, one of the foremost American Jewish leaders and for twenty-seven years rabbi of the Bene Israel Congregation of this city, was appropriately commemorated by that congregation at the Rockdale Avenue Temple last Saturday morning. Dr. David Philpson was a pupil of Dr. [ Read More...]
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100 Years Ago Mr. David J. Joseph, youngest son of Mrs. Minne and the late Joseph Joseph, and Miss Emilie, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Aram were married Wednesday evening at the Sinton Hotel, Dr. Philipson officiating. As Mayor Hunt has left the city for a brief and much-needed vacation, Cincinnati will for [ Read More...]
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100 Years Ago Mrs. I Trager, who has been spending the winter in Florida, has returned. Mr. M. Bing has moved to his new residence, 828 Hutchins Avenue, Avondale. Miss Bertha Wolfstein, of Portland, Ore., is visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Beck, of 305 Goodman Street, Avondale. The funeral of Eliza [ Read More...]
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100 Year Ago Miss Clara Goldberg of Cynthiana, Ky., is in this city, the guest of friends. Mr. and Mrs. M. Marcus have returned from a pleasant trip to Panama and the West Indies. Dr. Grossman has gone to Cleveland to dedicate the new Temple of Rabbi Louis Wolsey’s congregation. Samuel Ray died suddenly on [ Read More...]
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100 Years Ago Dr. and Mrs. G. Deutsch are expected home from Florida during the coming week. Dr. Deutsch has fully recovered from his recent illness. A Cincinnati firm shipped a trainload of Matzos to Canadian points last week. Mrs. Sam Cooperman of Erie, Pa., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. B. Wolf of [ Read More...]
