---The Western States Jewish History
Association*---
partners with the
Huntington/USC Institute on California and the American West
and with the
Autry National Center/UCLA Center for Jewish Studies.
* Generally known as Western States
Jewish History
***
Western States Jewish History
proudly announces the publication of:
Boyle
Heights:
Recollections and Remembrances of the Boyle Heights Jewish Community
in Los Angeles,
1920s- 1960s
Over 80 different
"ex-citizens" of Boyle Heights take us on a tour of memories through
this unique area of Los Angeles at a very special time. Walk with
them down Brooklyn Avenue.. Smell the aromas of the bakeries and the
delis. Visit Hollenbeck Jr. High and Roosevelt High School and their
many remembered teachers and principals. Watch the movies at the Meralta, the Joy and other theaters. Have an ice cream cone at
Curries or a corn beef sandwich at Canter Bros.
Find old friends and
places in our large, extensive Index. Enjoy many group pictures from
clubs, teams and special events with most of the children and young
adults identified.
If you grew up in
Boyle Heights, this 320+ page book is a must. It is also the perfect
gift for a parent or relative whose Los Angeles roots began in Boyle
Heights.
Edited by Abe
Hoffman, Special Events Editor for WSJH. Abe was born and
grew up in Boyle Heights. Abe Hoffman is available for special
speaking engagements. His phone: 818-883-7991.
This book is is a
special short-run by WSJH and will not be sold in stores. All
monies received go to help fund Western States Jewish History
and its special programs.
Cost is $25 includes
postage and handling, etc.
Rush your checks to:
Western States Jewish History, 22711 Cass Avenue, Woodland
Hills, CA 91364
(818) 225-9631.
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY Include your name, address and ZIP
__ Now in Our 43nd Year! __
Our Vision/Mission Statement
Western States Jewish History is a nonprofit
organization dedicated to discovering, chronicling, and making available
to the general public information on the Jewish participation in the pioneering and
development of the American West, Canada, Mexico, and the Pacific Rim.
This mission is approached through the following
methods:
-
The Western States Jewish History Quarterly
Journal,
now in its 43rd year of publication.
-
The Western States Jewish History Website,
always under
construction and growing each month.
-
The Western States Jewish History Archives,
currently being located at major educational institutions in the Los
Angeles Area.
-
Talks, lectures and storytelling history weekends
available to organizations and synagogues.
Gladys Sturman, Publisher & Editor in Chief
David W. Epstein, Publisher & Managing Editor