WSJH Journal Index #2
Index by Geographical Location of Articles
This is a secondary index. If the item can be located in the “Person” Index, it will not be on the “Location” Index.
General Location; Article Title; Author; Volume/Issue*
* Example: 21/4 = Vol. 21, No. 4
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Texas
Calvert, Texas: Two Views, 1880; 14/2
Camp Karankawa and Echo Hill Ranch: Texas Hill Country, 1953–2012; Charles “Chuck” B. Hart; 45/2
Camp Tres Rios, Camp Young Judea and Echo Hill Ranch, 1951–Today; Jan Siegal Hart; 45/2
Central Texas Jewry in 1875; 13/4
The Changing Jewish Community of Dallas, Texas, 1959; Irving L. Goldberg; 31/2&3
Chicanos of Jewish Descent in Texas; Richard G. Santos; 15/4, 29/1
Dallas Jewry Engages Their First Rabbi; 8/3
Deep in the Heart of Pesach; William M. Kramer; 42/2&3
Duel or Murder? A Study in Texan Assimilation; Frances Rosenthal Kallison; 27/4, 33/1
Early History of Beth-El Congregation, Fort Worth Texas, 1902+; Hollace Ava Weiner; 36/2
Early Jewish Settlement in Texas, 1836–1868; Henry Cohen; 33/2
Early Newspaper Reports of Jewish Pioneers in the Southwest Territories and Texas (Newspaper Clippings 1851–1900); 47/3&4
Echo Hill Ranch, 1968–1969; Susan Regan Donnefield; 45/2
Echo Hill Ranch, Texas; Jimmy Kessler; 45/2
First Synagogue in Dallas, Texas, 1876; 10/2
A Foul Murder in Mason County, Texas, 1892; 36/1
The Galveston Immigration Movement: A 1909 Report; Henry Cohen; 26/4
The Galveston Movement: Its First Year; Henry Cohen; 18/2
Grace and Gumption Cook Book, Let My People Eat, Part I: A Taste of Home for the Soldiers; Hollace Ava Weiner; 44/2
A Jew Views Black Education: Texas, 1890; William Levy; 8/4
Jewish Education in Dallas, 1879; 21/1
Jewish Social Life in Galveston, Texas: A Galveston Letter Published in the American Israelite, March 8, 1978; 44/2
The Jewish Story and Memories of Marshall, Texas; Audrey Daniels Kariel; 14/3
Letter from a Texas Pioneer; Morris Lasker; 15/4
Letter from Galveston, Texas, 1878; 7/1
“A Light in the Prairie”: Temple Emanu-El of Dallas; Gerry Cristol; 31/1
Little Synagogues Across Texas; Hollace Ava Weiner and Lauraine Miller; 39/3
The Luling, Texas Jewish Cemetery: A Picture Story; Gerhard Salinger; 23/4
Neiman-Marcus: The Beginning; Linda Hall; 7/2
Pioneer Jews of Waco, Texas, Part I; Mordechai Podet; 21/3
Pioneer Jews of Waco, Texas, Part II; Mordechai Podet; 21/4
Religious Activities at the Border, 1916; 26/3
Religious Life in Dallas a Century Ago; 20/2
Southeast Texas Picture Story; Gerhard Salinger; 24/2
The Southern Rio Grande Valley: A Picture Story; Gerhard Salinger; 24/1
Syrian Influences on the Seattle Sephardic Community; Eugene Normand; 32/2&3
Temple in the Sun: On the Eve of the Diamond Jubilee Celebration of Temple Beth-El of San Antonio, Texas, 1949; David Jacobson; 45/3
A Texas Orphan, 1877; 17/4
Two Views of an International Jewish Community: Brownsville, Texas and Matamores, Mexico; 10/4
Utah
Auerbach’s: One of the West’s Oldest Department Stores, a Picture Story; Hynda Rudd; 11/3
Congregation Kol Ami: Religious Merger in Salt Lake City; Hynda Rudd; 10/4
The Founding of the Jewish Community in Utah; Norton B. Stern; 8/1
The Jewish Farming Settlement of Clarion, Utah: The Possible, Impossible Dream; Jerry Klinger; 48/2
Park City, Utah, 1995: A Pioneering Western Jewish Community; William M. Kramer; 28/1
Sharey Tzedick: Salt Lake’s Third Jewish Congregation; Hynda Rudd; 8/3
Washington
The Beauty of Sephardic Life: Personal Reflections of Seattle’s Sam Maimon; William M. Kramer; 29/1
The Beginnings of the Organized Jewish Community of Tacoma, Washington; William M. Kramer and Norton B. Stern; 17/1
A Collective Oral History: Memories of Seattle; Loraine Sidell; 29/1
Congregation Bikur Cholim-Machzikay Hadath of Seattle: The Beginning Years; Meta Buttnick; 22/2
The First Hundred Years of Congregation Herzl/Herzl-Ner Tamid, Seattle, Washington: An Historical Timeline, 1906–2006; Meta Buttnick and Sid Weiner; 36/4
From a Pharmacist in San Bernardino to a Physician in Seattle; Norton B. Stern; 18/2
Herzl-Ner Tamid Conservative Congregation of Seattle: The Beginning Years, Part I; Meta Buttnick; 25/3
Herzl-Ner Tamid Conservative Congregation of Seattle: The Beginning Years, Part II; Meta Buttnick; 25/4
History of Seattle’s Sephardic Community; Marc D. Angel; 7/1
History of the Ahavath Ahim Congregation, Club, Auxiliary and Center; Isaac Maimon; 29/1
A History of the Seattle Hebrew Academy, 1894–1999; Meta R. Buttnick Kaplan; 32/1
A Hoquiam, Washington Saga: A Picture Story; 13/2
Increase of Jewish Immigration in the Pacific Rim – Seattle, 1916; 26/2
Introduction (Sephardic Jews in the West Coast States, Vol. III: Seattle and Portand); William M. Kramer; 29/1
An Introduction to Sephardic Synagogues of Seattle; Joseph M. Papo; 29/1
Jewish Landmarks in Seattle’s Pioneer Square; Meta Buttnick and Jane A. Avner; 26/4
Jewish Sephardic Women’s Lives Biography: Seattle; compiled by Nancy J. Clark and Cecily Kaplan; 29/1
La Vida Do Por el Raki: Sephardim Do Love Their Raki, Memories of Its Seattle Makers, 1920s–1950s; Eugene Norman and Albert S. Maimon; 47/2
Notes on the Early History of Seattle’s Sephardic Community; Marc D. Angel; 49/2&3
Ohaveth Sholem: Seattle’s First Jewish Congregation; Howard A Droker; 17/1
A Personal and Scholarly Account: Early Sephardim in Seattle; Marc D. Angel; 29/1
The “Progress”: Seattle’s Sephardic Monthly, 1934–1935; Marc D. Angel; 29/1
Report from Seattle in 1901; 13/2
Republic, Washington: A Jewish Settlement in Small Towns of Washington State, 1898–1936; Meta Buttnick and Julia Niebuhr Eulenberg; 34/4
Russian Refugees Reach Seattle, 1915; 15/3
Seattle Jewish Home Through Eight Decades and Two Families; Meta Buttnick; 21/1
The Seattle Sephardic Sisterhood, Brotherhood and Camping Programs; 29/1
Seattle’s Bikur Cholim Machzikay Hadath; Lorraine Sidell; 26/2
Selected Annals of Ezra Bessaroth, Seattle’s Rhodesli Congregation; William M. Kramer; 29/1
Sephardic Bikur Holim, Seattle’s Turkish Congregation: Some Landmark Remembrances of Its Formative Years; Meta Buttnick; 29/1
Sephardic Folk-Curing in Seattle; Melvin M. Firestone; 29/4
Sephardic Jews of Seattle; Lorraine Sidell; 24/3
Sephardic Theater of Seattle Jewry; Marc D. Angel; 29/1
Spokane Jewry in 1897; 22/3
Spokane, Washington Jewry in 1920; 24/1
Was it Strictly Kosher? Washington State, 1889–1937; Jaqueline B. Williams; 36/3
The Up and Down of Jewish Activity in Spokane, 1891–1894; 11/4
Whoops from Washington; Jane A. Avner; 26/1
Wyoming
Early Wyoming’s Public Relations Problems with the Jewish Media; Carl V. Hallberg; 50/1
Growing up Jewish in Early 20th Century Chugwater, Wyoming; Arnold Sky; 50/1
The Jewish Community of Goshen County, Wyoming, 1908–1931; Arnold Sky; updated by Selda Massion; 40/2
Jewish Homesteaders in Wyoming, 1913; S. S. Pearlstine; 12/1
A Wyoming Incident of 1885; 22/3
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