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The Cleveland Jewish Society Book: Vol. Ii, 1917, The Jewish Independent Publishing Co.
The Cleveland Jewish Society Book: Vol. Ii, 1917, The Jewish Independent Publishing Co.
Cleveland Memory
The Cleveland Jewish Society Books were published from 1915 to 1925 by the Jewish Independent Publishing Company, a locally owned publisher that published the weekly Jewish Independent. The books were similar in appearance to the Cleveland Blue Book, a guide for society’s elite. The listings in the Cleveland book listed individuals by country club. The Jewish books list individuals by congregations. In many cases there are separate lists of the congregations’ ladies auxiliary, along with information on social service agencies. The book also included advertisements.
The Cleveland Jewish Society Book: 1915, The Jewish Independent Publishing Co.
The Cleveland Jewish Society Book: 1915, The Jewish Independent Publishing Co.
Cleveland Memory
The Cleveland Jewish Society Books were published from 1915 to 1925 by the Jewish Independent Publishing Company, a locally owned publisher that published the weekly Jewish Independent. The books were similar in appearance to the Cleveland Blue Book, a guide for society’s elite. The listings in the Cleveland book listed individuals by country club. The Jewish books list individuals by congregations. In many cases there are separate lists of the congregations’ ladies auxiliary, along with information on social service agencies. The book also included advertisements.
The Cleveland Jewish Society Book: Vol. Iii, 1919, The Jewish Independent Publishing Co.
The Cleveland Jewish Society Book: Vol. Iii, 1919, The Jewish Independent Publishing Co.
Cleveland Memory
The Cleveland Jewish Society Books were published from 1915 to 1925 by the Jewish Independent Publishing Company, a locally owned publisher that published the weekly Jewish Independent. The books were similar in appearance to the Cleveland Blue Book, a guide for society’s elite. The listings in the Cleveland book listed individuals by country club. The Jewish books list individuals by congregations. In many cases there are separate lists of the congregations’ ladies auxiliary, along with information on social service agencies. The book also included advertisements.