- Congregation Shaar Hashomayim Museum and Archives
- CONGREGATION SHAAR HASHOMAYIM MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES
- Correspondence to Reverend N. Mendelson from Mrs. M.A. Siegel
Correspondence to Reverend N. Mendelson from Mrs. M.A. Siegel
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- Congregation Shaar Hashomayim Museum and Archives via Canadian Jewish Heritage Network (incl. Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives)
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- March 2, 1939 (indexed as 1939)
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- Mrs. M.A. Siegel regrets not having been able to meet with Reverend N. Mendelson and meet his wife, due to the poor health of her husband. "Mr. Siegel takes great pride in Congregation Shaar Hashomayim and feels a sense of satisfaction to know that you are the cantor." Mrs. Siegel congratulates Rev. Mendelson and wishes that his stay in Montreal bring joy and happiness to him and to all Jews everywhere. Sender's address: 1457-46th Street, Brooklyn, New York.
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- Document ; Ht:16.4 cm x W:12.9 cm : English
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- 1457-46th St. Brklyn N.Y.March 2, 1939.Dear Rev. R. Mendleson:He received your card this morning.I We would have been delighted to see you, and also to meet your wife, but I am sorry to state that the sight of seeing Mr. Engel would not have been a very pleasant one for you as I can not describe how terrible he looks.His health is very poor and the doctor said his heart was growing weaker.1457-46th St. Brooklyn N.Y.Dear Rev. N. Mendelson:I, we would have been delighted to see you, and also to meet your wife, but I am sorry to state that the sight of seeing Mr. Siegel would not have been a very pleasant one for you as I can not describe how terrible he looks.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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