TEMPLE GATES OF PRAYER Schedule of Shabbat Services …

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Congregation Shaarai Tefilla of Flushing

TEMPLE GATES OF PRAYER

REVIEW

Jan.- Feb. 2019 Issue No. 3 Tevet - Shevat - Adar I 5779

January

SHABBAT – JAN. 12 RSVP Top O’The Morning - 10:30 AM

SHABBAT – JAN. 19 Sisterhood Shabbat (RSVP by Wednesday, January 9)

THURSDAY – JAN. 24 “Anna O” Lecture by Rabbi Biller - 7:00 PM The story of Freud’s most famous Jewish patient.

SHABBAT – JAN. 26 RSVP Seudah Shlishit / Havdalah 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM

SUNDAY – JAN. 27 10:30 AM Musical Sunday Morning Service followed by breakfast (RSVP by Tuesday, January 22)

February

SHABBAT – FEB. 2 RSVP Top O’The Morning - 10:30 AM

SUNDAY – FEB. 3 World Wide Wrap - 8:30 AM Breakfast sponsored by Men’s Club

THURSDAYS – FEB. 7, 21, 28 Tea Time with Rabbi Biller Noon - 1:00 PM

SHABBAT – FEB. 9 RSVP Seudah Shlishit / Havdalah 4:15 PM - 6:15 PM

SUNDAY – FEB. 10 Songs and music of Shlomo Carlebach

9:45 AM - with Ḥazzan Bear

THURSDAYS – FEB. 21, 28 (Classes #1 & #2) Talmud: “Texts With Impact” 7:00 PM - with Rabbi Biller From Teacher Training to Zoning!

SATURDAY – FEB. 23 RSVP FILM NIGHT: 93 Queen - 7:30 PM

SUNDAY – FEB. 24 10:30 AM Musical Sunday Morning Service followed by breakfast (RSVP by Tuesday, February 19)

Upcoming Events in

January & February

To RSVP: Call the Temple office or

email [email protected]

Check for each RSVP date

inside the bulletin.

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Schedule of Shabbat Services

January - February

January 4-5

Light Fri. Eve. Candles 4:24 pm

Kabbalat Shabbat…….……….. 4:45 pm

Shabbat Morning Services……. 9:00 am

TORAH PORTION: VA-ERA

Mincha will follow Kiddush

Shabbat Ends……………...…...5:24 pm

January 11-12

Light Fri. Eve. Candles…….…..4:31 pm

Kabbalat Shabbat ……...………4:45 pm

Top O’The Morning……..…....10:30 am

TORAH PORTION: BO


Shabbat Ends……….…………..5:31 pm

January 18-19

Light Fri. Eve. Candles………...4:39 pm


Shabbat Morning Services...…...9:00 am

TORAH PORTION: BE-SHALLACH

SHABBAT SHIRAH

Sisterhood Shabbat Mincha will follow Lunch

Shabbat Ends…………………..5:39 pm

January 25-26

Light Fri. Eve. Candles………...4:47 pm


Shabbat Morning Services……..9:00 am

TORAH PORTION: YITRO


Seudah Shlishit /Havdalah...4:00-6:00 pm

Shabbat Ends……...…….….…..5:47 pm

February 1-2

Light Fri. Eve. Candles……..…..4:56 pm

Kabbalat Shabbat…………….....5:15 pm

Top O’The Morning…………...10:30 am

TORAH PORTION: MISHPATIM


Shabbat Ends……...………...….5:56 pm

February 8-9

Light Fri. Eve. Candles................5:04 pm

Kabbalat Shabbat……...………..5:15 pm

Shabbat Morning Services…..….9:00 am

TORAH PORTION: TERUMAH


Seudah Shlishit /Havdalah...4:15-6:15 pm

Shabbat Ends……………...….…6:04 pm

February 15-16

Light Fri. Eve. Candles……....…5:13 pm

Kabbalat Shabbat……..………...5:30 pm

Shabbat Morning Services…...…9:00 am

TORAH PORTION: TETZAVEH


Shabbat Ends…………………...6:13 pm

February 22-23

Light Fri. Eve. Candles……....…5:21 pm

Kabbalat Shabbat……..………...5:45 pm

Shabbat Morning Services…...…9:00 am

TORAH PORTION: KI-TISSA


Shabbat Ends…………………...6:21 pm

Seudah Shlishit / Havdalah

January 26……... 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM

February 9.……...4:15 PM - 6:15 PM

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All Are Invited To

Sisterhood Shabbat

January 19, 2019

Sisterhood members will be leading and participating in Services.

Lunch will be sponsored by the Sisterhood.

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There is no charge, however, we hope you will help sponsor our delicious luncheon in honor of, or in memory of, a loved one.

SHUL SINGING FOR OUR TIME

with Ḥazzan Moshe Bear Sundays at 9:45 AM

February 10, 2019 Music of Shlomo Carlebach

March 10, 2019 Music of Debbie Friedman

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SAVE THE DATE Wednesday, April 10 at 7:00 PM

A Musical Preparation for Pesach

Top O’The Morning Shabbat Service 10:30 AM

January 12 & February 2

*Casual Dress* *Shorter Service* *Torah Study* *Meaningful Discussions About Our Prayers* *Nosh*

Services begin at 10:30 AM / Kiddush at Noon

To RSVP: Call the Temple office or email [email protected]

************ RSVP by Wednesday, January 9

for Shabbat, January 12

RSVP by Tuesday, January 29 for Shabbat, February 2

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Congregation Shaarai Tefilla 38-20 Parsons Blvd.

Flushing, NY 11354 718-359-1160

www.templegates.org

Published bi-monthly except July-August

Affiliated with the United Sunagogue of America

Mark Biller………………….……...……..Rabbi Cell Phone (973) 476-2452

Moshe Bear……...…………..…..…….....Ḥazzan

Cell Phone (631) 889-1635 Steven Barr………………………Ritual Director

Cell. Phone (917) 563-1701

Albert Thaler ……….………..…Rabbi Emeritus Res. Phone (718) 961-7989

Gail Budiansky………..….….....Office Manager

Jacob Rubin…...…………...……….Bookkeeper

Alan Wasserman...….………………....President

Bonnie Panzok....……..……...1st Vice President

Barry Grodenchik……..…… 2nd Vice President

Larry Siegel……...….……… 3rd Vice President

Susan Smith……….…….…………….Treasurer Fanny Handel…….……......Recording Secretary

Bonnie Panzok…….…...….Sisterhood President Steve Tasch...……...….….Men’s Club President

Thursday, January 24 at 7:00 PM

“Anna O”

Lecture by Rabbi Biller

“Anna O” was a pseudonym for a Jewish woman in Vienna who was

one of Freud’s first and most important patients. Freud developed the

system of psychoanalysis based on his work with her.

Come hear about Anna O’s other surprising life as a social activist

who impacted thousands of people.

Israel Trip Informational Meeting Sunday, January 20

9:30 AM after minyan

We are planning a congregational trip to Israel.

December 17- December 29, 2019

Our trip organizer will be here from Washington, D.C. to meet us and present our itinerary, hotel information

and trip pricing.

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ראש השנה לאילנותThe Rosh Hashanah for Trees

The Jewish people have had a traditional appreciation for trees since the time of the Temples in Jerusalem. There are laws regarding the fruits of the trees which entail giving the fruit as a tithe to the Priests and Levites in the fourth year and not eating the fruits until the fifth year of their growth. There is also a prohibition against cutting down the fruit trees of a city upon besieging it. There used to be a custom to plant a cedar tree when a boy was born and a cypress tree when a girl was born. The children would care for the trees as they grew up and on their wedding days would use the wood as poles for the chuppah. This carried the tradition of loving trees from one generation to the next. Tu B’Shvat focuses on trees rather than people. It also focuses on the ‘seven species’ for which Israel is known.

January 21, 2019 15 Shevat 5779

The following are descriptions of the Seven Species, Shivat HaMinim, of fruits and grains from Israel that are traditionally eaten

in celebration of Tu B’Shvat:

1. WHEAT—חטה Wheat's essential role puts it first among the Seven Species. Since ancient times, it has been considered one of man's most basic crops.

2. BARLEY—שערה Barley was, and still is, an important grain In Israel. Because it requires less water than wheat, it grows even in the arid fields of the Negev. Bread prepared from barley was considered to be "poor man's” bread, possibly because it was not considered as tasty as bread made from wheat.

3. GRAPES—גפן Humans have been cultivating grapes from the earliest times. The first vineyard mentioned in the Bible was planted by Noah after the Food. The cluster of grapes, brought to the Children of Israel in the wilderness by the Spies, symbolized the bounty of the Land of Israel.

4. FIG —תאנה The broad fig tree gives a lot of shade, hence the prophet Micha (4:4) proclaims in his vision of peace in the Land: “Each man will sit beneath his grapevine and his fig tree, and no one will fear...” (Continued on page 6)

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Tu B’Shvat - (continued from page 5)

5. POMEGRANATE—רימן The pomegranate tree has aromas that flow "Out from the Dead Sea and on to Jericho…” as the old Hebrew song goes. The pomegranate also has rich red flowers and dark red fruit, and its abundant seeds serve as a powerful symbol of fertility.

6. OLIVE— זית The olive tree is one of the oldest and most common trees in the Land of Israel. There are olive trees in the Galilee that we estimated to be thousands of years old. Its leaves are green all year round, its roots are strong, and the silvery underside of the leaves give off a sheen of light.

7. DATE—תמר (Honey)—דבש The date is both one of the Seven Species for which the Land of Israel is noted and one of the Four Species used during Sukkot. The sweet dates, which ripen at the end summer, are eaten fresh or dried - and also used to make honey.

Musical Sunday Morning ‘In-House’ Service followed by breakfast

Sundays - January 27 & February 24 at 10:30 AM

Come join and sing with us as a community to musical accompaniment through the Sunday morning service.

Sunday Jan. 27 - RSVP by Tuesday Jan. 22 Sunday Feb. 24 - RSVP by Tuesday Feb. 19

Please help sponsor our breakfasts with your donations.

Important Ritual Decision Music on Shabbat

Three classes to look at Halachic issues and at Conservative Synagogues that now use music on Shabbat.

Classes and discussion led by Rabbi Biller.

January 27: 11:30 AM - after Musical Sunday morning Service and during breakfast.

Feb 3: 10:00 AM - after World Wide Wrap and during breakfast.

February 24: 11:30 AM - after Musical Sunday morning Service and during breakfast.

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Seudah Shlishit / Havdalah

עידהסש ישיתס הבד ה

Shabbat - January 26 RSVP by Jan. 22

4:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Shabbat - February 9 RSVP by Feb. 5

4:15 PM - 6:15 PM

Come join us for one of Judaism’s most beautiful ceremonies - The Havdalah Service.

We mark the close of Shabbat by eating together, singing, lighting the Havdalah candle and passing

spices around to refresh and revive the soul.

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Reservations required No charge

To RSVP: Please call the Temple office or email [email protected]

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REMINDER: PLEASE SUPPORT SISTERHOOD FUNDS

Prayer Book and Library, Camp Ramah, Flower and Kiddush Fund Torah Fund, Sisterhood General Fund

Call Ann Greenberger at (718) 229-8003 and send the information and check to her at 64-18 230th St., Bayside, NY 11364 made out to

Sisterhood Temple Gates of Prayer

PLEASE SUPPORT TEMPLE FUNDS

Hank Greenberg Bikur Ḥolim Program Calvin & Ethel Raff Scholarlship

Rabbi Samuel Schafler Fund for Education

To make a donation, call the Temple office - (718) 359-1160

Tea Time With Rabbi Biller

Thursdays - February 7, 21 & 28

Noon to 1:00 PM

Come join Rabbi Biller for

informal tea, cookies and conversation.

OPEN TO ALL

Call the Temple office

to RSVP.

Sunday, February 3 at 8:30 AM followed by breakfast sponsored by the Men’s Club.

Come participate as we join other congregations around the world in celebrating the Mitzvah of Tefillin.

Rabbi Biller will be teaching about tefillin and their symbolic meaning.

Open to the entire TGP community. Men and women are invited to learn about tefillin and how to put them on if they so desire.

Join us! For the World Wide Wrap

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“Impactful Talmud Texts” Texts that impact our daily life.

Taught by Rabbi Biller

Two Sessions in February / One Session in March

Thursdays - February 21 & 28 at 7:00 PM

March 14 at 7:00 PM

The Talmud is a storehouse of wisdom and IQ-raising discussion, all

recorded 1500 years ago.

Do its topics pertain to daily life? Can we take ideas home from such

study that will impact how we live?

Come to these three classes and find just that!

From education, to zoning, to civil law, to property ownership, these

texts have guided Jewish thinking for centuries and will spark your

thinking today.

Join us! All texts will be provided in translation.

Saturday evening, February 23 at 7:30 PM Film - 93Queen

JEWISH LIFE AND VALUES THROUGH FILM

Continuing our series on

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The third film will be shown on Sunday evening, June 3 following the Celebrate Israel Parade. Deli dinner.

“Set in the Hasidic enclave of Borough Park, Brooklyn, 93QUEEN

follows a group of tenacious Hasidic women who are smashing the

patriarchy in their community by creating the first all-female

volunteer ambulance corps in New York City.”

The film will be followed by discussion, analysis, bagels, spreads and desserts.

$10.00 per person.

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RSVP by Tuesday, February 19

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Hank Greenberg Bikur Ḥolim Committee

The Hank Greenberg Bikur Ḥolim Committee continues to help those members of our community who are ill or homebound. Whether it is a phone call with good wishes, a hospital visit, or delivery of a meal, the Bikur Ḥolim Committee is ready.

If you would like to be part of these acts of Ḥessed, please call the Temple office. If you, or someone you know, is in need of their services, please notify the Temple office.

Birthdays:

January

1 Irit Langer 2 Rebecca Fernandez 4 Mayet Brandwein 4 Gail Lancman 4 Sara Wallach 10 Shari Peaceman 12 Allison Belfer 12 Danielle Kraes 15 Gail Weinberg 16 Alexandra Olney 18 Elizabeth Kagan

18 Gabriel Joshua Okner 18 Dmitry Pankov 20 Laraine Diamond 21 Janice Bigler 30 Rami Dressler 31 Sammi Hirsch

February

7 Bernie Hirschhorn 12 Barry Grodenchik 13 David Wallach 15 Nina Leon 18 Richard Weinberg 20 Helene Zipkin

ANNIVERSARIES:

January

5 Debra & Barry Grodenchik 27 Ann & Seth Greenberger

February

5 Sheryl & Sam Jitzchaki 13 Bonnie & Ron Panzok 18 Michelle & David Rothstein

The following people are celebrating birthdays and anniversaries. May they celebrate many more in good health.

WITHIN OUR GATES

Mazal Tov to:

Shari & Michael Peaceman on

the engagement of their daughter

Ashley to Jared.

Arthur Gugick on his retirement.

Robin Belfer on passing her in-

surance exam.

REFUAH SHLEMA TO:

Rami Dressler, Seth Greenberger,

Jerome Marmelstein, Bonnie Panzok

CONDOLENCES TO:

Rabbi Albert Thaler and family on the

loss of their beloved wife, mother and

grandmother Shirley Thaler.

Steven Tasch and Ian Tasch on the loss

of their beloved mother and grandmother

Marilyn Tasch.

May the Lord comfort and sustain our

bereaved families.

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RABBI SAMUEL SCHAFLER FUND FOR EDUCATION

To make a donation call the Temple office (718) 359-1160

Rita Tesler In memory of Lester Brown.

TORAH FUND

To make a donation call: Ann Greenberger (718) 229-8003

MARY ICHKOWITZ CAMP RAMAH

SCHOLARSHIP FUND


Miri & Jeffrey Levine Mazal Tov to Rabbi & Audrey Berman on the birth of their granddaughter. Wishing Bunny North a refuah shlema. Condolences to: Barbara Brown Assal on the loss of her father Lester Brown. Eileen Abramson on the loss of her brother Lester Brown. Fanny & Shelly Handel Sincerest condolences to the Brown family on the loss of their father and brother Lester Brown. Fanny & Shelly Handel Ellen & Alan Wasserman Wishing Rami Dressler a refuah shlema. Ellen, Alan, Zach & Jacob Wasserman Sincerest condolences to: The Brown family on the loss of Lester Brown. Eileen Abramson on the loss of her brother Lester Brown.

Mazal Tov to: Robin Belfer on passing her insurance exam. Arthur Gugick on his retirement and wishing him all the best on his move to Florida. Shari & Michael Peaceman on Ashley’s engagement to Jared. Ray Paintner Wishing Seth Greenberger a refuah Shlema. Ray Paintner Ann & Seth Greenberger Fanny & Shelly Handel Sheryl & Sam Jitzchaki Arielle, Jason & Hudson Jitzchaki Judy & Stephen Karlin Miri & Jeffrey Levine Sincerest condolences to Rabbi Thaler and family on the loss of their beloved wife, mother and grandmother Shirley. Fanny & Shelly Handel Sincerest condolences to: Steve Tasch on the loss of his mother Marilyn. The Rubin family on the loss of their father.

CALVIN & ETHEL RAFF SCHOLARSHIP FUND

BEATRICE & ABRAHAM W. ROSEN

PRAYER BOOK AND LIBRARY FUND


Doris & Michael Abraskin Mazal Tov to:

Mr. & Mrs. Dien Chang on the

birth of their daughter Dahlia Jade.

Gail & Richard Weinberg on the

engagements of their daughters

Miriam and Julia.

Tzedakkah

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Refuah Shlema to:

Phyllis Fassler, Maria Ferrante

Sincerest condolences to:

Philip Paul & family on the loss of

their brother Elliott Paul.

Linda Rottman & family on the loss

of their sister Rita Fischer.

Sandie Sodikoff & family on the loss

of their uncle.

Harry Rotenberg & family on the

loss of Sigmund Rotenburg.

The Brown family on the loss of

Lester Brown. Robin & David Belfer Sheryl & Sam Jitzchaki Joyce & Jerry Molach Mindy & Marc Nadworny Bonnie & Ron Panzok Wishing Seth Greenberger a refuah shlema.

SISTERHOOD GENERAL FUND


ABE & AUGUSTA

KAMERMAN FLOWER AND KIDDUSH

FUND


Janice Bigler, Robert Lisch, Stephanie & Jonathan Mazal Tov to Rabbi & Audrey Berman on the birth of their granddaughter. Janice Bigler & Robert Lisch Sincerest condolences to the Brown family on the loss of Lester Brown. Judy & Stephen Karlin Refuah shlema to: Rami Dressler, Barry Kleinert, Alicia Marmelstein, Bonnie Panzok

Judy & Stephen Karlin Robin & David Belfer Sincerest condolences to Eileen Abramson on the loss of her brother Lester Brown. Joyce & Jerry Molach Refuah shlema to: Rami Dressler, Seth Greenberger, Bonnie Panzok. Robin & David Belfer Wishing Marilyn Rafalowitz a refuah

shlema.

Wishing Ruth Levison a Happy

Birthday.

Bonnie & Ron Panzok

Wishing Mayet Brandwein a refuah

shlema. Sheryl & Sam Jitzchaki Refuah Shlema to:

Ivy Fassler, Bonnie Panzok Doris & Michael Abraskin Sincerest condolences to Michael Nordon and family on the loss of their mother.

HANK GREENBERG BIKUR ḤOLIM PROGRAM

To make a donation call the Temple office (718) 359-1160

Celia Haft In memory of Lester Brown - husband,

father, grandfather, friend. Barbara & Steven Kasavana Sincerest condolences to Eileen Abramson on the loss of her brother. Chava Lapin To honor the memory of Lester Brown z”l. Barbara Arion Helen Chuckrow Celia Haft Hildy & Paul Herzfeld Rochelle & Mel Nelson Ellen Richter Neal Shapiro Adele Shub Sincerest condolences to Rabbi Thaler and family on the loss of Shirley - beloved wife, mother and grandmother.

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January

1 Bessie Adelstein

1 Barnet Muffs

1 Morris Rollnick

1 Sabina Smith

1 Rena Waxman

2 Anna Berkowitz

2 Israel Diamond

2 Jane Horowitz

2 Sylvia Krakower

2 Rabbi Bernard N.

Siegfried

3 Sgt. Leonard Hausner

3 Dr. David N. Roginsky

3 William Smith

3 Max Traumberg

4 Samuel Bessel

4 Augusta B. Kamerman

4 Ethel Mehlman

4 Jacob Serotta

4 Roza Vinnik

4 Pauline Weiner

5 Martin Schiller

5 Miriam Devorah Schultz

5 Ethel Wolinsky

6 Alvin Jacobson

6 Hugo Zimmern

7 Simon Noveck

7 Morris A. Urieff

8 Dr. Gary Burns

8 Isidore Dunovitz

8 Abraham Gutman

8 Lena W. Morse

8 David Nelson

8 Joseph Roginsky

8 David Safrin

8 Tillie Shames

8 Morris Steinholz

9 Jacob Goldberg

9 Anna Messling

9 Lillian Pasternack

9 David Thaler

10 Eileen Gardner

11 Hannah Halperin

11 Benjamin Krieger

11 Alice E. Reutlinger

11 Louis A. Rodin

12 Mamie Gilman

12 Isabel Iszak

12 Harry Kotler

12 Frances Mehlman

12 Fay Orlins

12 Bernard Semble

12 Ida Shaw

13 Noah Brolnitsky

13 Anna Heller

13 Simon Kohn

14 Essie Freeman

14 Laya Hodor

14 Frieda Luss

14 Shirley A. Rauchwerger

14 Manny Schechner

15 Barry Ira Graff

15 Sadie Greenberg

15 Joshua Harry Miller

15 Norman Leonard Miroff

15 Dr. Herbert B.

Rosenthal

16 Julius I. Fried

16 Hyman Glusker

16 Gertrude Halpern

Gutkin

16 Rose Reiner

16 Kate Thaler

17 Abraham Jacob Cohen

17 Sarah Roginsky

17 Hugo Zimmern

17 Joseph Zoller

18 Barry Bravman

18 Harry Katz

18 Murray Klein

18 Mark Lando

18 Harry M. Rothstein

18 Goldie Tannenbaum

18 Benjamin Wilen

19 Irving Adler

19 Rose Alderman

19 Sam Feldman

19 Jacob Greenberg

19 Max Leifer

19 Harry Umansky

20 Fae Berger

20 Marvin Cochran

20 Tillie Colton

20 Leonard Feingold

20 Arnold Greenfield

20 Emma Miller

20 Bertha Rauner

20 Minnie Schechner

20 Benjamin Weingarten

21 Charles Glass

21 Nathan Goldberg

21 Bertha Hertzberg

21 Claire Redly

21 David Werbin

22 Martin Bahr

22 Peyrets Goldmacher

22 Wolf Hecker

22 Anne Wigod

23 Herman Hochstein

23 Meyer Raff

24 Victor Bernblit

24 Irving Corman

24 Frieda R. Finkelstein

24 Louis Goldfarb

24 Dr. Edith Holzmann-

Lane

Yahrzeits January - February

The date below is the actual day of Yahrzeit. A memorial candle should be lit the previous evening at sundown.

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24 Elsie Urist Katz

24 Alexander Nadel

24 Rev. Isaac Rosenbaum

25 Max Abramowitz

25 Lena Glickman

25 Louis N. Heller

25 Isaac Josephson

25 Joseph Meltsner

25 Lillian M. Schwartz

25 Yehuda Shifman

25 Myles Silverstein

25 Leonard Yellin

26 Ruth Kluger Meltsner

26 Pesya Polyakova

27 Pesah Cohen

27 Mae Jacobs

27 Irving Slater

27 Charles Weinberg

28 Sarah Dick

28 Calvin Raff

28 Gustav Rauner

28 Abraham Schechner

28 Ray Solomon

29 Miriam Goldberg

29 Samuel I. Immerman

29 Phillip Kaplansky

29 Civia Lasky

29 Abraham Levy

29 Rose Rodels Wolchuck

30 Max Berger

30 Irma Herzog

30 Ethel Lando

30 William J. Mayer

30 George Mehlman

30 Morris Rollnick

30 David Tannenbaum

31 Bella Bessie Berkman

31 Ida Golstein Finger

31 Abraham Morris

Lipschitz

31 William Slavin

32 Harry Wohl

February

1 Bessie Heller

1 Rose Morganbesser

2 Jacob Stern

2 Joseph Wenig

3 Marvin Elkinson

3 Teresa Kamerman

3 David Resnick

3 Ann Winkler

4 Leonard Berkman

4 Augusta Goldstein

4 Franklin Jacoby

4 Shaya Mashkevich

4 Michael Revits

5 Mary Ichkowitz

5 Sol Ringel

5 Charles Rosen

6 Irene Frisch

6 Hilda Gelfand

6 Clara Levin

6 Mary L. Muffs

6 Molly Pollack

6 Malvina Wachten

7 Dr. Joseph Brodie

7 Lillian Faer

7 Marta Fraiman

7 Bernard Gottesman

7 Josephine Gottesman

7 Mollie Jacobs

7 Abraham Karten

7 Berta Melnekov

7 Lillian Richter

7 Henry Robins

7 Meyer Wilen

8 Jacob Rich

8 Louis Schulsinger

9 Max Eisenstadt

9 Morris Eisenstadt

9 Barbara Flateman

9 Minnie Leichter

9 Max Schafler

9 Abraham Schwartz

10 Corinne Glachman

10 Jeannette Jacoby

10 Pauline Metz

10 Harriet Papell

10 Jenny Schmuger

12 Ben Berne

12 Isidore Resnikoff

12 Paula Salomon

13 Bella Greenfield

13 Jack Pasternack

13 Isaac Tarrab

13 Marcia Tomick

14 Hyman Dinnerstein

14 Max Gutman

14 Ray Ruth S. Solomowitz

14 Frances Stone

14 Fanny Tannenbaum

14 Joseph Wolinsky

15 Anna Hochstein

15 Fred Kern

15 Rae Nachemin

15 Rose Papell

15 Charlotte Traumberg

15 Charles Wachtel

16 Marian Baron

16 Dr. Nathan Drummer

16 Hyman Grinbaum

16 Linda Manheim

16 Edwin Meltsner

16 Lillian Shachat

16 Harry Weinstein

17 Koppel Goldhaber

17 David Leichter

18 Isaac Gilbert

18 David Leichter

18 Gertrude Mantel

18 Rebecca Wigod

19 Nathan Ascher

19 Samuel Haber

19 Peter Karlin

19 Anne Ripps

19 Sam Rubin

19 Rebecca Urist

20 Mary Lembeck

20 Ruth Weinstein

21 Sadie Benjamin

21 Beatrice Cohen

21 Mary Urieff

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22 Augusta Abrams

22 Harris Corman

22 Reuben Finkelstein

22 Joseph Herman

22 Frieda Leppel

22 Benjamin Simon (1890)

22 Abraham Streiter

22 Mary Umansky

23 Louis Berkoff

23 Tessie Gilman

23 Louis Schwam

23 Fannie Seckular

23 John J. Warsaw

23 Gussie Zoller

24 Bathia Cutler

24 Cantor Joshua

Gluckstern-Reiss

24 Esther Haft

24 Max Lippel

24 Pearl Schoener

24 Malvina Taub

25 Ida Abramson

25 Samuel Freeman

25 Max Rubenfeld

25 Bracha Shifman

25 Maximillian Smiel

26 Esther Abelson

26 Frances Loeb

26 Lieba Pasternack

27 Joseph Gavarin

27 Abraham H. Schechner

27 Rose Slatin

27 Lottie Alford Spar

28 Samuel Eckstein

28 Joseph Faer

28 Leah Gordon

28 George Krasnow

28 Goldie Lieberman

28 Jeannette Schneider

May their souls be bound up in the bond of Eternal Life.

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