Mrs. Margaret (Ralph) Crary
Place of Interview: 3213 Viking Drive, Sioux City, Iowa
CRARY: My full name is Margaret Coleman Crary. My maiden name was Coleman. I have spent all but the first four years of my life in Sioux City. Rabbi Hyman RabinowitzInterview with RABBI HYMAN RABINOWITZ Date of Interview: July 29, 1980 Interviewer: Leah Hartman Transcriber: Sally Neighbors Begin Tape 1, Side 1
LH: This is an interview with Rabbi Hyman Rabinowitz, 1101 – 36th St., Sioux City, Iowa, July 29, 1980. I am Leah Hartman. Rabinowitz: I was born in Lithuania in 1893, which makes it 87 1/2 years. My father was a rabbi and he immigrated to America in 1900. After 4 1/2 years, my mother, with five children, came to join father, in Altoona, Pennsylvania. I lived there for 3 1/2 years, attending public school, graduating public school. Then my father sent me to New York when I was fourteen to study for the rabbinate. I studied for the rabbinate on and off from 1908 to 1925 and was graduated magna cum laude from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America.Holman Waitt and the Cattle BusinessOctober 6, 1977 LH: This is an interview with Mr. Holman Waitt, October 6, 1977 at the Waitt home, 1017 28th Street, Sioux City. I am Leah Hartman. Bertha Kaled
Place of Interview: 121 Gilman Terrace, Sioux City, Iowa Interviewer: Martha Conrad Transcriber: Judy Bride Begin Tape 1, Side 1 MC: This is an interview with Bertha Kaled being conducted on August 14, 1978 by Martha Conrad at 121 Gilman Terrace. I am talking to Bertha Kaled of the Ye Olde Tavern for many years. I would like to ask you about your family history. Your father, where was he born? |
L.H: Mrs. Crary, would you tell me your full name and your background?  |
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