Newman, A. S.

Overview Copy of typed letter from C.D. Spivak in Denver, Colorado, to Mr. A.S. Newman, Secretary of Hebrew Relief Society in Cleveland, Ohio. Letter states that in regards to Mr. Greenstein, who claims that he was recently discharged from the Sanatorium of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society and applied for assistance, will say that they have had a great deal of trouble from this man. Spivak states that he considers him a schnorer from schnorerland. Letter states that they have received a similar...

Overview Typed letter from Dr. Spivak to A.S. Newman, stating he was in Waco, Texas and could only send their check to Nettie Kahn at the present time. Letter is unsigned but "Secretary" is typed at bottom.

Overview Typed letter from A.S. Newman in Cleveland, Ohio to C.D. Spivak in Denver, Colorado informs that enclosed with the letter is a check for $42.35 in payment of Mrs. Sam Lockman's [Ethel Lockman] transportation from Denver to Cleveland. Letter is signed in black ink by A.S. Newman, superintendent of the Hebrew Relief Association of Cleveland, Ohio.

Overview Typed letter from A.S. Newman in Cleveland, Ohio to C.D. Spivak in Denver, Colorado informs that Newman has received Spivak's previous letter advising Newman of Mrs. Sam Lockman's [Ethel Lockman] transportation charges, which totaled $42.35 for travel from Denver to Cleveland. Newman informs that he intended to send Spivak a check but hadn't because he was under the impression that there was an error in the amount. Newman informs that he had not expected that the transportation would cost as...

Overview Typed letter from A.S. Newman in Cleveland, Ohio to C.D. Spivak in Denver, Colorado informs that Newman writes in reply to Spivak's letter to Mr. I. Laufman regarding Ethel Lockman. Informs that Newman gathers from Spivak's letter that Ethel Lockman is in danger of dying very soon and the Hebrew Relief Association will pay for her transportation from Denver to Cleveland to see her family before she passes away. Requests that Spivak make any outlay necessary for the transportation and Spivak...

Overview Typed letter from A.S. Newman in Cleveland, Ohio to C.D. Spivak in Denver, Colorado informs that he wishes to inquire of the condition of Mrs. Sam Lockman [Ethel Lockman], a patient at the JCRS sanatorium. Informs that Ethel Lockman's husband requests the Hebrew Relief Association help him bring Mrs. Lockman back to Cleveland because she is dying and that they wish for her to see her family. A.S. Newman informs that he does not look favorably on the request because he is worried that a long...

Overview Typed letter with Hebrew Relief Association letterhead from A. S. Newman to Dr. Spivak, informing they are sending Nettie Kahn via express underwear, stockings, and a warm coat. He asks him to purchase shoes for her and give $1, that he will reimburse them. Letter is signed by A.S. Newman.

Overview 2 pages typed letter from A.S. Newman to Dr. Spivak, stating they received a letter saying the clothing they sent Nettie Kahn are of no value to her, even though they should. They said she was very hard to please regarding her style, and asks him to determine whether the things she received should be satisfactory. Letter is signed by A.S. Newman.

Overview Typed letter with Hebrew Relief Association letterhead from A.S. Newman to Dr. Spivak, sending $3 for Nettie Kahn. Letter is signed by A.S. Newman.

Overview Typed letter with Hebrew Relief Association letterhead from A.S. Newman to Dr. Spivak, asking for information about her clothing needs -- the articles of clothing, the quantity and, size. Letter is sidned by A.S. newman