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Identifier: prominentjewsofa00tole (find matches)
Title: Prominent Jews of America; a collection of biographical sketches of Jews who have distinguished themselves in commercial, professional and religious endeavor
Year: 1918 (1910s)
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Subjects: Jews
Publisher: Toledo, O., S. B. Goodkind, publication manager, American Hebrew publishing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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ght up, and they arethe parents of four children, named Emanuel, Ruth, Fannie and Benjamin. MORRIS MANES Prominent in the business life of Xorth Adams, Mass., is the name ofMr. Morris Manes, wealthy dealer in iron and metal scrap. Mr. Manes wasborn in Kiev, Guberne, Russia, in the year 1867, and came to America in 1890,landing in New York. He worked in a factory as buttonhole maker for $6per week. This he continued for nine months, during which time he becameso proficient that he was able to start in the same line of business for himself.He continued for nine years, and then decided to take up farming, but afterone year, finding this occupation unsuitable, he moved to Xorth Adams andengaged in the junk business. Mr. Manes is todav a wealthy and influential man and his entire successis the result of his own individual efforts, as he had neither money nor influen-tial friends to assist him when he came to America. Shortly before coming to this country Mr. Manes was married to Miss 190 .
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Rebecca Oxenfeld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sander Oxenfeld, and they havea family of five children, all of whom are now married with the exception ofthe daughter, Anna, who is at home. Mr. Manes is prominent in local organizations, being President of HiaaAdam Congregation, the Labor League and is also prominent in the Masons. THE LATE RABBI DAVE BEHR MANISCHEWITZ The name of Manischewitz is well known in every Jewish household in theLnited States, and also throughout the civilized world. The founder of thenationally famous Matzos, the late Rabbi Dave Behr Manischewitz, was bornin Salant, Province of Kovno, Russia, in 185S, and died at Cincinnati, Ohio,March 8, 1914. He came to America in 1885, after having served as Schochet in thePrussian city of Memel. He gained extensive prominence through his Lam-duth, piety and insatiable desire toward charity and philanthropic proclivities.The Cincinnati Congregation, the Beth Hamedrosh Hagodol, imported him asSchochet. After acting as a leading

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