The Dalston Synagogue An Historical Sketch
The Dalston Synagogue An Historical Sketch
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Benscher, Drukker, Felsenstein, A. Kahn, H. Oppenheimer and J. A. Kozelaar, who were charged with the task of establishing Hebrew and 10 Religion Classes on a self-supporting basis for the children of the district. The classes were opened for the first time on the 23rd of February, 1896, when 36 children -were enrolled. At the end of the year there were 92 children on the register, who were divided in. To four classes. A special Neginoth class was taken from the very outset by the Rev. J. Lesse...r. Owing to want of adequate accommodation, the classes were originally conducted in the Synagogue. The inappro- priateness of this mode of procedure was patent to all. Appealing to the United Synagogue, the Congregation were advised by Mr. X. S. Joseph to build class-rooms in the grounds of the Synagogue. A Building Committee, composed of the Executive with Messrs. J. Chap- man and M. Drukker, was appointed to carry Mr. Joseph's suggestion into effect, with the addition that the building was to be made capable of being used as a Succah.
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Benscher, Drukker, Felsenstein, A. Kahn, H. Oppenheimer and J. A. Kozelaar, who were charged with the task of establishing Hebrew and 10 Religion Classes on a self-supporting basis for the children of the district. The classes were opened for the first time on the 23rd of February, 1896, when 36 children -were enrolled. At the end of the year there were 92 children on the register, who were divided in. To four classes. A special Neginoth class was taken from the very outset by the Rev. J. Lesse...r. Owing to want of adequate accommodation, the classes were originally conducted in the Synagogue. The inappro- priateness of this mode of procedure was patent to all. Appealing to the United Synagogue, the Congregation were advised by Mr. X. S. Joseph to build class-rooms in the grounds of the Synagogue. A Building Committee, composed of the Executive with Messrs. J. Chap- man and M. Drukker, was appointed to carry Mr. Joseph's suggestion into effect, with the addition that the building was to be made capable of being used as a Succah.
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