Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-06-17
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Judge I. Blake Kennedy delivered
lecture on his recent travels throug
Palestine. His message left a grea
impression in the hearts Of the Jew
Of Cheyenne.
In introducing the Hon. Judge Ken
nedy, the president, Brother Loui
Veta among other things said: "W
as American Jews are perfectly con
tent with this country, the creates
and freest in the world, but we ar
very interested in Palestine. the Ian,
Of our ancestors, the land from whicl
came the greatest book on earth, tn
Bible, and the future home for tn
millions of Jews, who are persecute,
and driven from place to place in tn,
various European countries"
Brother Joe Goldberg read q pape
concerning Sam Dreben as the Fight
ing Jew" which was greatly and en-
Enthusiastically received. At the con
clusion of the meeting Brother Rosen
baum Of Denver gave an inspiring
speech concerning the Grand Lodge.
The "Pidion Haben" Of Stanle,
Meyer, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. H
Schwartz, was performed at the hous,
Of his great-grandmothe Mrs. Ma,
Schwartz. A few visitors came from
narssnr orA Css,,
"The Kiwsnis Diligence Prize,
which is awarded in Junior High te
the best five boys Of tbs seventh and
eighth grade, found its place among
two Jewish boys, Victor krulak and
Sam Rosen; the latter received The
first prize.
We are very glad to announce that
the following have satisfactorily COM
pleted their high school studies: Miss
Mary Stark, Miss Minnie Goldstein
Mr.. Dave Veta, Mr.. Carl Hoffman,
and Mr.. Israel Rosen. The latter was
one Of the honored students. His
average was the second Of the highest
Of the boys, as the result he was
awarded scholarship of Denver Uni
verAty He completed four years
work in three.
The B. B. Circle will be held on
Sunday, June the twentieth, twenty
four miles from Cheyenne ut the Joe
Griffn's ranch. Everyone is requested
to be present at the Mt. Sinai Syna-
gogue at seyen-thirty in the morning.
For additional information see Mr..
Sam Shuman, the chairman Of this
committee. Take Laramie road. Di-
rection signs will be posted on the
road
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Veta and their
daughter Barbara returned from
Denver after spending two weeks as
the guests of Mrs. Veta's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronstein.
Mr.. Sam Stark, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Goldstein and family left Cheyenne
for Denver to witness the graduation
Of Miss Minnie Greenstein and Mr..
Sam Greenstein.
Mr.. Allen Ksntor, Mr.. Harry Wo-
linsky, and Mr.. Morris spent the week.
end in Denver.
Mr.. Saul Stark and Mr.. Sam Bod
ner returned from Denver, where they
attended college to spend their vaca-
ton in Cheyenne.
Messrs. David Veta and Isidore
Goldstein spent the weekend in Den
yer and attended the graduation party
of Miss Minnie Greenstein and Mr..
Sam Greenstein.
Morris and Carl Hoffman will spend
their vacation in Laramie, where they
will fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Zarobnick Of Den
yer, in company with Mr.. and Mrs
A. Nicholson Of New York. arrived in
Cheyenne as the house guests of Mr..
Joe Fogel.
Mrs. Samuel Zall and Mrs. Morris
krulsk are sojourning in the East and
expect to be absent six weeks.
relatives and friends.
Mr.. A. M. Goldberg Of Denver 1.
Cheyenne visitor. He expects tc
spend week with his brother-in-lsw
Mr.. Sam 2all.
Wisdom Is a tree, and active virtue
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