Lippner’s Meat Market in the Market House (on Market Square), run by brothers Louis and Isidor), probably founded about 1895 by Louis; his brother Isidor arrived later – around 1906.
Around 1913, teenagers who were about 15 years old produced a newsletter for the Jewish community, or at least for the teen community.
Temple Beth El Sunday School Class including ancestors of the the Levy, Brody and Bass families.
1914-1957 Beth El Temple
This was Temple Beth El's first permanent home, at Broadway and Vine, in use from 1914-1957.
The imprint of this stamp (perhaps a book stamp or for stationery?) was found among Rabbi Isaac Winick’s papers long after his death.
