Temple Emanuel Correspondence 1919-1926
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Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Simon J. Levin
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Letter from President Sidney J. Stern to United Palestine Appeal Seaboard Director Simon J. Levin in response to Levin's April 27, 1926 letter. Stern states that he disagrees with Levin's statement that the Greensboro Jewish communities have forgotten their January campaign to raise money for the United Jewish Campaign. Stern also states it is not a logical time to start another campaign for funds.
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Letter from Jewish Social Service Association, Inc. of the City of New York
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Letter from the Jewish Social Service Association, Inc. of the City of New York Supervisor Rose S. Bressler to Rabbi Milton Ellis replaying to his May 19, 1926 letter inquiring about Jack Emdin. The letter describes Emdin's background, debt, and employment troubles. There is a small handwritten note from Rabbi Milton Ellis on the top right corner of the first page of the letter stating "You may need this in the course of the Summer-M Ellis."
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Letter from Etta R. Spier to Sidney J. Stern
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Handwritten letter from Etta R. Spier to President Sidney J. Stern discussing Summer services in the absence of Rabbi Milton Ellis. Spier asks Stern to officiate Friday services on July 3, 1926. Etta also mentions that Sadie and Elisabeth were leaving for camp and that the family sends well wishes for Stern, Flora, and the boys on their trip west.
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Letter from Sidney J. Stern to Etta R. Spier
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Letter from President Sidney J. Stern to Etta R. Spear [sic: Spier] replying to her June 23, 1926 letter. Stern tells Speir that Leonard Temko is officiating the Friday night services, Max E. Block and his son Norman will officiate at the following Friday night services, and Spier will officiate when she returns from her trip to New York City.
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Letter from Dr. Herman Seidel to Sidney J. Stern
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Letter from the United Palestine Appeal Seaboard Chairman Dr. Herman Seidel to President Sidney J. Stern asking Stern and the Greensboro Hebrew Congregation to plain a campaign to fundraise for the United Palestine Appeal during the High Holy Days. Seidel directed National Chairman Dr. Stephen S. Wise to reach out to Stern to talk more about preparations.
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Letter to Dr. Herman Seidel
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Letter from Sidney J. Stern's Secretary to the United Palestine Appeal Seabard Chairman Dr. Herman Seidel informing him that Stern is on a trip out West and to refer all Temple-related communications to Temple Secretary Max. E. Block.
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Letter from Dr. Samuel H. Goldenson to Sidney J. Stern
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Letter from the Rodef Shalom Congregation's Rabbi Samuel H. Goldenson to Temple President Sidney J. Stern forwarding a letter from Reverend James E. W. Cook of Greeneville, North Carolina complimenting Goldenson's lecture.
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Letter from Sidney J. Stern to S. O. Lindeman
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Letter from President Sidney J. Stern to Finance Committee Chairman S. O. Linderman asking him to come to his office for a meeting on Friday, October 8, 1926 to prepare for the upcoming congregational meeting.
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Letter from S. O. Lindeman to Sidney J. Stern
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Part of a letter from S. O. Lindeman to President Sidney J. Stern apologizing for missing the Thursday Synagogue Supper. Lindeman speaks in support of Stern's resolution to canvass for more funds to help the Temple pay off its debt for the construction of the Greene Street campus.
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