Rabbi
Michaelis Machol died in August
1912. In June 1914 Rabbi Louis Wolsey, who had come to
Anshe Chesed (then the Scovill Avenue Temple)
in 1907 and served as its rabbi for five years with Rabbi Machol
as rabbi emeritus, gave this memorial address at the
annual conference of the Central Conference of
American Rabbis, meeting in Detroit. We show his
address in full below,
thanks to the Google© book of the conference
proceedings. Wolsey, the congregation's first American-born, American-trained rabbi,
would serve Anshe Chesed until 1925.
(more
on Wolsey)
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