E. George Aaron This is Me

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1. 1. CAMDEN NJ - Congregation Beth El

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   Published on: 12/22/2004   Last Visited: 11/2/2006

   Chairmen of the Ball between the years 1925 and 1949 were some of Camden's leading Jewish per­sonalities: Philip Auerbach, Herman Odlen, Israel Katz, Meyer Sakin, Ben Natal, Albert Melnik, Norman Heine, E. George Aaron, Robert Brest, S. Mortimer Hirshorn, Louis L. Goldman and Irving Levinsky.
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   By 1939 the name of E. George Aaron had achieved great prominence in Camden.
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   Mr. Aaron became president of Beth El in 1939 and was to playa dynamic role in the synagogue and Jewish community at large.
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   Hon. E. George Aaron President, 1939-1940
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   The Board consisted of Commissioner E. George Aaron, H. L. arroway, Louis Berkowitz, Samuel F. Ginns, Morris Handle, Ben Natal and Jesse Satenstein.
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   N. H. Rappaport, Meyer Adleman, E. George Aaron, Benjamin Natal
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   Participating in the mortgage-burning ceremony were the Honorable E. George Aaron, Chairman of the Mortgage Reduction Fund, Joseph Galanter, treasurer of the congregation and President Meyer Adleman who had recently been feted at a testimonial dinner for his support of religious education and Palestine.
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   The front page showed a picture of Beth Elite, E. George Aaron, Commissioner of Public Safety together with an article telling of his being named chairman of the Camden United Jewish Campaign whose goal was $47,257.
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   E. George Aaron headed the Allied Jewish Appeal Drive; Florence Melnik was in charge of the Women's Division .... In April of that year the "Hebrew Congregation of Merchantville (Beth Jacob) dedicated its new synagogue .... In May, the Federation announced sponsorship of a summer day camp, the forerunner of Camp Hilltop.
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   Serving with him were Maurice Clyman, Lester Abrahamer, George Aaron, Harry Antelmen, Samuel Goldberg and A. David Epstein.
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   The Honorable E. George Aaron, Director of Public Affairs of Camden was on the program together with Mayor George Brunner.
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   Those who were to achieve prominence in years to come at Beth El and in the Jewish community were: Epstein, Tucker, Schatz, Asbell, Goodman, Handle, Blume, Kahlowsky, Milask, Lichtenstein, Satenstein, Leventon, Bloom, Goldstein, Schiff, Ginns, Cades, Spector, Clyman, Schomer, Sussman, Obus, Ruttenberg, Rosenfeld, Brandt, Liebman, Odlen, Saline, Pearl, Schwartz, Rosen, Zubrin, Kaplan, Gordon, Aaron, Naden, Borstein, Heine, Hishorn, Levy, Lutz, Melnik, Nurock, Sherman, Siris, Sklar, Galanter, Teitelmen, Yubas, Cooperson, Albert, Levinsky, Cutler, Pinsky, Markowitz, Brodsky, Natal, Berkowitz, Adleman, Barroway, Bass, Fridrich, Rappaport, Rosner, Russell, Schreibstein, Tapper, Greenberg, Brown, Dzick, Kutner, Left, Myers, Goldman, Auerbach, Brest, Hermann, Lebow and Zinman.
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   E. George Aaron, chairman; Carl Mitnick, Ben Dzick and Morris Liebman.
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   Irving Levinsky chaired the event which honored Past Presidents Morris Handle, Louis Berkowitz, Benjamin Natal, Louis Cades, Jacob Leventon, Henry L. Barroway, E. George Aaron, Meyer Adleman, Samuel F. Ginns, Israel Katz, Jesse Satenstein, Meyer Sakin, Herman Z. Cutler, Morris Liebman and Louis Markowitz as well as the surviving founders.
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   Commissioner Aaron was chairman of the dinner and the special guest was New Jersey's Governor, Robert Meyner.
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   The death of E. George Aaron was a severe blow not only to the Jewish community but to all of Camden.

2. 2. www.nytimes.comwww.dvrbs.com

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   Published on: 3/30/2008   Last Visited: 3/30/2008

   The Board consisted of Commissioner E. George Aaron, H. L. Barroway, Louis Berkowitz, Samuel F. Ginns, Morris Handle, Ben Natal and Jesse Satenstein.
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   Irving Levinsky chaired the event which honored Past Presidents Morris Handle, Louis Berkowitz, Benjamin Natal, Louis Cades, Jacob Leventon, Henry L. Barroway, E. George Aaron, Meyer Adleman, Samuel F. Ginns, Israel Katz, Jesse Satenstein, Meyer Sakin, Herman Z. Cutler, Morris Liebman and Louis Markowitz as well as the surviving founders.

3. 3. www.dvrbs.com

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   Published on: 5/30/2005   Last Visited: 2/6/2008

   A campaign to raise funds for the Federation of Jewish' Charities of Camden was launched yesterday under the chairmanship of E. George Aaron.
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   The campaign, Aaron' announced, will be aided by the Jewish charitable organizations of Camden and the following have been named team captains:
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   More than $1500 in pledges and in cash have been received in the campaign of the Camden Federation of Jewish Charities, it was announced last night by E. George Aaron, chairman of the campaign committee.
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   E. George Aaron, chairman of the campaign, announced that more than $5000 was pledged.
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   Rabbi N. Riff presented a walking stick to Aaron for his work as head of the drive.