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Newspaper Articles November 29, 1908 - The Hebrew Free School Does an Excellent Work On May 25, 1889 the Hebrew Educational Society was organized in response
to a need clearly recognized by the Jewish community of Newark. Practically
no provision had been made for the instruction of Jewish children in the
Hebrew language and literature other than that which was given in the
larger synagogues of the city. The Plaut Memorial Hebrew Free School was
established on the corner of Prince and Spruce Streets. In 1913 the school
was overflowing with 900 students. |
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