Letter from Dr. Apfel Congratulating R. Lamm on His Selection for West Side Jewish Center Pulpit (1952)

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Letter from Dr. Kisch Congratulating R. Lamm on His Selection for West Side Jewish Center Pulpit (1952)

Dear Rabbi Lamm: Your letter sent to me at Yeshiva university was somewhat delayed. Of course I remember you very well as a most diligent and outstanding pupil. I am therefore happy to congratulate you for your position at the West Side Jewish Center. May you enjoy a long and blessed life in your rabbinical career. I would be too glad to participate in the party at your installation but unfortunately I am compelled to take part, on the same evening, in an affair where I am a member of the Board of Trustees. Should it be possible for me to make it before it is too late, I will gladly try to attend and congratulate you personally. With kindest regards, I am Very sincerely yours, Bruno Kisch, M.D.

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Letter from Benjamin Brickman Congratulating R. Lamm on His Selection for West Side Jewish Center Pulpit (1952)

Dear Rabbi Lamm: It is most regretful that I shall be unable to attend the forthcoming great occasion and ”Simcha” in your life. It would have been a thrill for us to observe the installation exercises. However, some important family commitments make it impossible for us to be away from the house. My very best wishes to you for a successful career as a ”Rabbi and Teacher in Israel”, Very sincerely yours, Benjamin Brickman

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Telegram from Appelbaum Family Expressing Congratulating R. Lamm on His Selection for West Side Jewish Center Pulpit (1952)

Sincere good wishes on this great milestone in your life. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Appelbaum

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