Hayutin, Morris S., 1889-1974

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Beth HaMedrosh Hagodol stained glass windows in memory of Anna and Morris Hayutin.

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Beth HaMedrosh Hagodol stained glass windows in memory of Anna and Morris Hayutin. The window depicts a tree with the inscription, ''The Torah is not in heaven; neither is it beyond the sea; but the Word of God is very nigh unto thee in thy mouth, and in thy heart, that thou mayst do it; Deuteronomy 30-12:14.''

Abstract The upper left photograph shows Ida Cook and her daughter standing in front of a house. Harry and Ida Cook owned the Cook's Russian Baths in Denver, Colorado. At night, the Baths served as a mikveh (ritual bath) that was operated for women by Ida Cook. During the day the Baths served as a popular steam bath open to the public, complete with catered kosher meals. The upper right photograph shows Harry Battock, who came to Denver to be treated at the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society, and...

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In a formal portrait, Anna Ginsberg Hayutin and Morris Hayutin are seated and behind them are from left to right, their sons Arthur and Irving Hayutin, Irving Hayutin's wife Syma Sigman Hayutin, their daughter Peryle Hayutin Beck, and her husband Ira M. Beck. Irving Hayutin is wearing a military uniform.

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In a formal portrait, Anna Ginsberg Hayutin and Morris Hayutin are seated and behind them are from left to right, their sons Arthur and Irving Hayutin, Irving Hayutin's wife Syma Sigman Hayutin, their daughter Peryle Hayutin Beck, and her husband Ira M. Beck. Irving Hayutin is wearing a military uniform.

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In a formal portrait, Anna Ginsberg Hayutin and Morris Hayutin are seated and behind them are from left to right, their sons Arthur and Irving Hayutin, Irving Hayutin's wife Syma Sigman Hayutin, their daughter Peryle Hayutin Beck, and her husband Ira M. Beck. Irving Hayutin is wearing a military uniform.

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Left to right Ira Beck holding dogs, Morris Hayutin, Arthur Hayutin, Peryle Hayutin Beck, and Anna Ginsberg Hayutin pose on a front porch after Ira's discharge from the Army and during Arthur's leave from the Air Force.

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Rabbi and Mrs. Charles H. Kauvar, Morris and Anna Hayutin, and an unidentified couple pose together at a formal event.

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Rabbi Charles H. Kauvar, Anna Hayutin, and Morris Hayutin seated at a banquet table at a formal event.

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Rabbi Charles H. Kauvar, Anna Hayutin, and Morris Hayutin pose together at a formal event.