The New York herald., 1921-08-30
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most earnestly sought. ana which MAS ..
inestimable value u on Institution.
"a was Eifted With 4 kind heart and
generous spirit which responded uuicisly
- every worthy cali ~ humanity. lir was
ever ready to extend 4 helping hand "a I've
needy. and his charitable deeds. which
taton.
- was a hiYh minded cfazcn vho az
onc ~ the school officers ~ our city rem
dercd Invaluable service n me Gauss ~
As lover ~ hls country hc was pttri-
otlc. thorough american il heart ard
sonl and snieeiid ,ype of ou- citizen
slip.
II eyc7y rriere of hls many ma varied
activities 80 Droyed himself man " the
strctert I. 4 highest intesiity.
IN las friendships I've was st"adfast and
loyal nnd found no pleasure - great 80
tNat of serving Ills frici,ls and doing ga7d
wherever ana whenever lie coIld.
lie loved his fellow men, regardless 2,
race or creed. their admiration and
cherished high and lofty ldenis that he
carried out In practice. In all his many
undertakings he exhibited thorough sin
cerity of purpoge ever manifested tho
courage of his convictions aid always con-
tended fo- the right He was frank. r;.i-
did ana outspokon, patient ard consider
ate, tolerant ~ the opinions of others ohd
eminently just.
In all things hc lived pure and nn'''e
life. lie was strongly ;nMiad with ino
true religious spirit. Ills devotion 70 cur
sacrifice too great II thereby he could adj
vance its welfare and enhance It's nfiu-
ence. lie felt deep personal uride In its
progress. seeking no other rcNsrd save tho
respect and affection ~ those with whom
he was associated. The children Of "ur
Religious School. who vere fond ~
him. will miss hts smile and the kindly
words he was accustomed to address 10
them.
What rendered him 20 strong po@er IN
liodeph Shoom was the utter gonuinane7s
of his Jewish loyalty. lie vas 2 great
lover Of our faith. acrupulous SabDaih
observer and an earnca' aGvoeate ~ its
teachings. llrf artn rore he lived TIC
JeNiEh life. lie pracflqea with true n.ety
the principles IL ludasam In which Ec 20
firmly believed.
ne vas a devoted lover of his horne aad
a most affectionate husband and father.
TO his family he leaves the priceless iicr-
itage Of a good and unsullied name AMI
the record Of distinguished ana nonot-
ahlc career
No more shall we have the comfort ard
delight Of his personal presence or ~ r's
kindly WAYS. but the very sweet memory
and the bright air. shining example TX l.a
gentle life and his unsolfish seisicc, Nh
pure character ngd his noble deeds shall
be 20 us and al those of our Cungl'raitrn
precious possession. a hallowed htnti.e-
tion and an inspiration and Influence 50
long the records Of our CONGREGATION
and the memory Of our members shaH
endure. BE IL
Rssotrod. That the foregoing be spread
unou Tho minutes of tine i'onrd. and that
a COPY. properly authenticated. rs Tr'-
serted 10 the horeavcd family. with tie
assurance that they have IN their great
'oss ana affliction our heartfelt sympathy
ana coincidence.
HENRY VI. GoLDFoGLE.
Vice-prcsdent.
Attest CHARLES Y. PLocH.
Secretary.
I.r-ME<TH AT..-Ben,amin. on August q.
1921. al 1e4th ST.. Rockaway Park. l.. =;
beloved husband Of Bertha Blumentnal
tnee wolD and father of Fannie Epstcin;
Maurice B. Blumenthal. Charles s.. ljanisl
W, Josephine Cohn. simon " and May
Bvfhlncr. Funeral services viii be held
Al the Temple Rodeph sholom. cornt
G3d II. and Lexington ay., on Tuesday
afternoon. August 80. nj . O'Clock Rela-
tlver and friends. the congregation Rodrl.i
sholem me. sisterhood. Tie Wonaen.a
Association. the Mems Association OF ~.
Temple Rodcph Sholorn, the Officers ani
Executive committee Of the Grand Lodge
Free Sons Of Irrael. Centennial Lodraa.
Lodge !. Q. y. B., Daniel Webster Lo"ys
!. o. +. s. OF l.. Eictur Cholin so.lrI
and the Orceola club arc respectfully
invitcd TO attend Kindly omit flowcrs
LUMENTHAL.-Benjam II IS with deep
sorrow that the sad announccmeut y
made of the death of Benjamin flHpes-
thai. the esteemed and beloved prrtiseN
q tho congregation OF Rodepn gholsri.
The funeral VIII take place on Tupgdas
afternoon, August 30, Mt o'clock irn'n
the Temple. corner 83d II. and l.. NirI'0i
av Member, scat holders. the Sister
hood the Womcn's and Mems assoct7-
tions Of Temple Rodeph sholom and -
tions are respectfully invited TO attend
70 pay their tribute % respect % the
memory ~ THE deceased.
Henry NJ. Goldfogle, Vicc-pres.
Charles II. Bloch, Secy.
BRIGHTLY AZ Crescent Beach. Conn.
August 80. 1921, Alice Mary, beloved sister
ot Mrs. Albert A. wisaud AM niece 81 o.
Shaver ns W. He siveth Hfhs hi. S beloved Sleep
Interment In oakwood. Troy. y. u
Allen Thackston. beloved
wife of Frederick Henry Brooks Fu-
neral services TO be at Home for Incur
ables. 1891 St. I'd ay.. Wednesday. ~
gust ~. 1921, II A. NJ. lntcrment Poush-
keepsie.
2s. 1921; At his ,osiasnrg ,,.,, =
NJ ~, husband Of Nadcliro Stcrr'i
Chaplin. Services At his reeidonce 'hi
Tue-day a. II A. NJ. Irtermcnt sise2y
Hollow Cemetery.
Francis. beloved husba ~
of Grace NJ Grove. suddenly. August 2
Services At his late residence. 4Oi River
eide Drive, Tuesday, August 30. at y. y.
Funeral private.
,ANATIER. Suddenly, at Gloucester, Macs,
Saturday August -. Franklin NJ bana-
her. age GO Years. Funeral from hi. ate
residence. 427 Western ay. Albany; y ~,
Tuesday morning, o'clock. 70 81. Ni1-
cent de Paul Church.
brief Illness. at his hons
at Dougiaston. l. l., William CURTIS
Deane NJ. n. D. d. s.. father of Mrs:
Jane Murray. Mrs. Florence Connor ard
Dr Harry r. Deane Funeral private.
TBsON. 1t is my painful duty 70 announce
10 the members of the New York Eonrd -
Trade and Transportation tAe sudden
death Of our esteemed eN-prosident. Htr.
William n. Gibson. and TO request attend
nee At his funeral, 81 Nepcrdau road.
Terrytowr. Tuesday. August 3o
Lee Kohno. Pre ldent.
Annie tnee GeiFerl. Funeral from hts
late residence, 100 West End as. at con-
venience ~ family.
.-Rathiab. No. 20. T.. o. r. 6.
Sisters are hereby notified of the deatli =,
Mr. Moses Greenhood. husband m steer
Annie Greeahood. Funeral strictly pri-
vate. Clara Lascoff. Pres.
NANDEZ.- Manuel. Campbell m
neral Church. B'way. Goth st., un'il Tues
day.
on Sunday. August 80.
daughter - Rachel and samuel li@
and beloved cousin OF Josephine Wet.
Services at her late residence. - f.a
fayetts av.. Brooklyn, Trestay, Aupur.
80 p. NJ.
AMEs.-Morgan r Campbell Funeral
Church. Broadway, Goth st.. Tucsday
r. NJ.
ONES. on Monday. Auvust p. Ilarrc;
Irene beloved wife Of Henry and devoted
mother ~ Mrs. ". Bernstein and Samuel
NJ. Jones. Funeral .-ervices a. her lnte
residence. t0j Wet T2d IT., Wednesday.
10 =. NJ.
loser On Saturday. August FL 1877,
William 7 Moser. Ir.. aged 50 ycar9 be-
loved husband of Margaret Hancock M0Ser
and father ~ Kenneth ". and Williar1
n. and only son ~ william !. and sarah
Mosor. Funeral services VIII ~ htld ~
his late home. 1850 bedford ay. brooklyn.
on Tuesday August 80. AZ r. N
'ALMFR R-Mrs John w Palmer 81 ric1
antvilie, n. r.. AZ her homo. Clark q.
Sunday afternoon Funeral iron. her late
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