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HEBREW LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. SEE: JEWISH COMMUNITY | HEBREW LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Unlike the [[HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY]], the work of the Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society was more permanent. Organized in September, 1900 the group later changed its name to the Dubuque Jewish Ladies Aid Society. The group was organized to give relief to stranded women and their children. (1) | ||
The Dubuque Ladies Aid Society became the Sisterhood of Beth El in 1947. (2) | |||
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1. Fleishake, Oscar. ''The Illinois-Iowa Jewish Community on the Banks of the Mississippi River'', Unpublished Doctor's Degree Dissertation Submitted to the Faculty of The Harry Fischel School for Higher Jewish Studies, Graduate Division, Yeshiva University, 1957, p. 57 | |||
2. Ibid., p. 59 | |||
SEE: [[JEWISH COMMUNITY]] | |||
[[Category: Benevolent Societies]] | |||
[[Category: Jewish Community]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:26, 3 January 2016
HEBREW LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. Unlike the HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, the work of the Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society was more permanent. Organized in September, 1900 the group later changed its name to the Dubuque Jewish Ladies Aid Society. The group was organized to give relief to stranded women and their children. (1)
The Dubuque Ladies Aid Society became the Sisterhood of Beth El in 1947. (2)
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Source:
1. Fleishake, Oscar. The Illinois-Iowa Jewish Community on the Banks of the Mississippi River, Unpublished Doctor's Degree Dissertation Submitted to the Faculty of The Harry Fischel School for Higher Jewish Studies, Graduate Division, Yeshiva University, 1957, p. 57
2. Ibid., p. 59
SEE: JEWISH COMMUNITY