Goldsboro, NC - Temple Oheb Sholom, 1941-1962
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Materials include membership rolls, financial documents, meeting minutes, and other congregational records, as well as a commemorative World War II scroll. Sisterhood and regional Hadassah records include minutes from meetings in which Gertrude Weil participated.
Some materials related to Temple Oheb Sholom during the tenure of Rabbi Jerome G. Tolochko are also found in the Kinston, NC - Temple Israel series.
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- Oheb Sholom is a Reform congregation founded in Goldsboro, NC, in 1883. Its past membership included suffragist and activist Gertrude Weil (1879-1971), who was a member of the temple's Sisterhood and leader of the local and regional Hadassah chapters.
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