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The Changing Role of Jewish Women in Saint John

 
Alice Hart
1 of 258 		Elizabeth Hart Green
2 of 258 		The Ahavith Achim Synagogue included classrooms and the Mikvah (ritual bath).
3 of 258 		Immigrants arriving in Saint John, New Brunswick on board the Lake Superior, 1902
4 of 258 		Certificate of Naturalization for Lena Cohen, November 25, 1941 issued by the Canadian Government
5 of 258 		Receipt issued by the Salvation Army for Hebrew Immigrant Aid work, June 9, 1908
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Hazen Avenue Synagogue.
7 of 258 		Orphans from Lithuania brought to Canada in 1921 by Lillian Frieman of Ottawa.
8 of 258 		The cast of 'Entertainment' at the York Theatre on March 13, 1906.
9 of 258 		Daughters of Israel twenty fifth anniversary banquet, 1924
10 of 258 		Invitation to Fortieth Anniversary Party for Daughters of Israel, January 24, 1939
11 of 258 		Minnie Goldman, president of the Daughters of Israel in 1920 and 1934 to 1939.
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Millie Isaacs, recording secretary of the Daughters of Israel from 1904 to 1930.
13 of 258 		Shaarei Zedek Synagogue, the primary place of Jewish worship in Saint John.
14 of 258 		Ida (Mrs. Harry) Jacobson was president of the North End Ladies Society in Saint John in 1930.
15 of 258 		One of the final letters sent to the members of the Daughters of Israel.
16 of 258 		Lillian Bassen Webber
17 of 258 		Rose Selick Freedman
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