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A Brief History of United Hebrew Charities, Portland, ME 1900 to 1950, hand-edited manuscript

1950 - USM Sampson Judaica Collection

Click here if the pdf does not appear: UHC_history_draft1950

Note: see also the re-typed version
Links to People:
    :  Israel (Mrs   Bernstein   Judge Louis   Bernstein  ; Shephard   Cutler  ; David   Davidson (Franklin St)  ; Ruthie   Karlin Finn  ; Benjamin   Fireman  ; Hyman   Ginsberg  ; William   Goodman  ; William   Goodman  ; Myer   Karlin  ; Gimple   Lerman  ; Dr William   Needleman  ; Jesse   Rosenberg  ; Jacob (Mrs)   Rubinsky  ; Jacob E   Rubinsky  ; Jacob A   Shapiro  ; Abraham   Siegel  ; Mendel (Mrs)   Silverman  ; Oscar (Mrs)   Tabachnick  ; Lester (Mrs)   Willis  ;

Related organizations:
 United Hebrew Charities;

Related organizations:
 Portland Jewish Federation;

Related organizations:
 Portland Hebrew School;

Related organizations:
 Council of Jewish Women, Portland Chapter;

Related organizations:
 Gmilos Chasodim;

Related organizations:
 Hachnosos Orchim Committee;

Related organizations:
 Mo'os Chitim Committee;
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