Letters

Typed letter from C.D. Spivak to N.P. Levin, informing him that Jacob Ginsburg, A. Goldstein, Ike Clein, and Dave Kirstein were all invited for admission to the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society. He signs the letter "Secretary" at the bottom.

Typed letter with JCRS letterhead from Charles Spivak to Abraham Goldstein, 1742 Blvd F, City, in which he informs he is invited to the sanatorium, and to present the letter to the superintendent between 9 AM and 4 PM, except Saturdays and Sundays. Letter is not signed but "Secretary" is typed at bottom.

Typed letter from Charles Spivak to Mrs. F.E. Shapiro, Secretary, N.Y. Ladies Aux JCRS, 127 W 112th Street, New York City, in which he informs Abraham Golstein was invited to the sanatorium. Letter is dated May 24/10 but corrected to May 14/10, and it is not signed but "Secretary" is typed at bottom.

Typed letter from Charles Spivak to Rev. H. Masliansky, Mrg., N.Y. Office JCRS #261 Grand Street, New York City, in which he informs they invited Abraham Goldstein to the sanatorium, whom the Rev. recommended. He also asks the name of the Lodge and secretary of the O.B.A. to which Goldstein's father is a member. Letter is dated May 24/10, but then corrected to May 14/10, and it is not signed but "Secretary" is typed at bottom.

Typed letter from Charles Spivak to Herman Schwatt, Supt, Sanatorium JCRS, Edgewater, Co, in which he asks if Mr. Kondritzer went there in regard to the effects left by Abraham Goldstein. He also asks which effects the deceases left. Letter is not signed but "Secretary" is typed at bootm.

Typed letter from Charles Spivak to Isaac Baer, c/o Weisberg-Mark Co., Astoria, N.Y.C., in which he informs that Abraham Goldstein passed away, and the money order of $25 they sent is being kept in the office of the Society. Letter is not signed but "Secretary" is typed at bottom.

Typed letter from Charles Spivak to Isaac Baer, President, The Weisberg-Mark Co., Boulevard & Orchard, Astoria, N.Y.C, in which he states they cannot send the money order back before Abraham Goldstein's parents' orders. He also writes the parents' address, 89 Moore St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Letter is not signed but "Secretary" is typed at bottom.

Typed letter from Charles Spivak to Isaac Baer, President, Weisburg-Mark Co., Boulevard and Orchard, Astoria, New York City, in which he states they were directed by Abraham Goldstein's parents to turn the $25 money order to him. Letter is not signed but "Secretary" is typed at bottom.

Typed letter from Charles Spivak to Joseph Goldstein, 89 Moore St., Brooklyn, N.Y., in which he states neither Mr. Kondritzer nor Mr. Maiman has called to get the effects of Abraham Goldstein. He states his effects were turned over to the Isidore Hurwitz Club, and sold to give the money to the needy patient, but they kept a pocket watch that can be sent upon request. Letter is not signed bu "Secretary" is typed at bottom.

Typed letter from Charles Spivak to Joseph Goldstein, 89 Moore St, Brooklyn, N.Y., in which he states he is sending the pocket watch together with the 80 cents left by Abraham Goldstein, after deducting expense for mailing. Letter is not signed but "Secretary" is typed at bottom.