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-1947-
June 12, 1947—"Mrs. Harry
Epsten Holds Luncheon for New Board Members," Southwestern Jewish Press:
Mrs. Harry Epsten, newly elected president of the National Council of Jewish
Women of San Diego, held a luncheon for her board and committee members, Monday,
June 2, at Imig Manor. after luncheon a short business meeting was held
acquainting each member with plans for the coming year which promises to be
outstanding. The following are the newly elected officers: Mesdames Harry Epsten,
president; George Burnett, first vice-president; Harry Kauffman, second
vice-president; Louis Steinman, third vice-president; Max Nelson, recording
secretary; Harry Blumberg, corresponding secretary; Al Morris, treasurer; Albert
Leigh, financial secretary; Jack Prager, auditor; Mrs. M. Getz, Mrs. M. Baranov,
Mrs. M. Schreiber, hospitality; Mrs. Rose Smith, telephone; Mrs. Alfred
Rosenfeld, Mrs. Dave Horowitz, Service to Foreign Born; Mrs. Rose Weinberger,
MRs. Ben Press, Mrs. Dave Horowitz, Mrs. Max Brody, Mrs. Al Maisel, social
service; Mesdames Jack Rosenblum, David Doctor, George Solomon, public
relations; Mrs. Frank Levin, County Federation; Mrs. Alice Lowenstein, Civic
Club; Mrs. J. Gruenberg, Mrs. D. Rosenthal, parliamentarians and By-Laws; Mrs.
Jack Gross, social secretary; Mrs. Earle Brodie, Mrs. Al Newman,
publicity. A warm welcome is extended by the council to all newcomers of
this community. New brides will be given a year's courtesy membership. Council
is now adjourned for the summer, but will resume activities in October.
June 26, 1947—Lou Mogy, Sports," Southwestern Jewish Press, page
5....Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gross are always on hand to root for the various players
(of the Jewish Softball League). Thanks very much to the following men who were
umpires in last weeks games: Morey Levenson, Sam Addleson, Lou Schissell, Its
Penter, Ben Levenson and Manny Haffner...
July 17, 1947—Esther Moorsteen, "For Your Entertainment," Southwestern
Jewish Press, page 8: The Thursday evening we were at the Playhouse we saw
Mr. and Mrs. V. Schulman, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gross, Mr. and Mrs J.. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Levenson, Mr. and Mrs. I. Mitchell and daughter Dorothy (who was wearing
a handsome coat of tan!). I think we should give the Actor's Company our full
support, and thereby perhaps insure another season. The one thing San Diego has
needed for years has been a good theatre showing tood plays...I'm all for
it...How about you..
July 24, 1947—"Mrs. Gross Host At Splash Party," Southwestern
Jewish Press, page 4: Mrs. Jack O. Gross hosted a splash party last Monday
at Imig Manor. The twenty-five guests gathered at eleven o'clock at the pool
where swimming was indulged in from then until one. Then luncheon was served at
a beautifully appointed table set around the pool. After luncheon, the ladies
spent the afternoon playing cards. The weatherman co-operated with a delightful
day, and all present enjoyed this gala affair immensely.
-1949-
April 1949—Lou Mogy,
"Sports Around Town," Southwestern Jewish Press, pages 5, 8...
Morry and Gladys Levenson and Jack and Loretta Gross and Julius and Florence
Brown were all up at Highland Springs, where they had a gay and glorious
time....
May 1949—Pearl Lieberman, "The Way We Heard
It," Southwestern Jewish Press, page 4: ... Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gross
have just returned from a week's vacation visiting friends and relatives in
Shreveport, Louisiana. While there they attended a wedding described as
bigger than Gone with the Wind.
June 1949—1) "Leaders Spur Activities to Complete 1949 Fund
Drive," Southwestern Jewish Press, page 1: Led by the Women's
Division, which concluded its "luncheon" drive last week, the United
Jewish Fund 1949 "Year of Opportunity" Campaign has raised over
$156,000.000 in pledges. Two hundred women were guests of Msdms. Jennie Burnett,
Max Gardner, H.D. Goodrich, Jack Gross, Rodin Horrow, George Neumann, Sam
Perlmutter, Abe Ratner, Victor Schulman, Abe Sklar, Esther Sommers, and
Harry Snyder at a "no minimum" birthday party luncheon which raised
$5,500 to bring the total women's contribution of over $35,000.000 or 87 percent
of the goal they have set for themselves. Recognized as one of the outstanding
Women's Divisions in the United States, the ladies, under the leadership of MRs.
Nathaniel Ratner, chairman, and Mrs. Gabrial (sic, Gabriel) Berg, co-chairman,
have had three luncheons starting with a $250 minimum given by Mrs. Selma Getz.
Following that successful luncheon, Mesdames Samuel Ratner, Gabrial (sic,
Gabriel) Berg, Saul Chenkin and Lois Steinman sponsored a $100 minimum luncheon
for over one-hundred women...
2) Pearl Lieberman, "The Way We Heard It," Southwestern Jewish
Press, page 4: Milton and Edna Fox, of Alexandria, Louisiana, spent a week
in San Diego as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gross. Edna Fox is the sister of
Mrs. Gross. Mr. Fox operates N.B.C. radio station K.S.Y.L. in Alexandria....
September 1949—L'Shana Tova Tiktavu, Southwestern Jewish Press, page
5: Season's Greetings: Jack and Loretta Gross and Sons, Jack and Larry.
-2005-
April
21, 2005—Courtney Glazer, PhD, "Uncle Jo
Bottling Company," profile of a family business on Scholarly Pursuits
website
-2006-
March 17, 2006—Loretta Glazer Gross is honored by her grandson, Josh E. Gross, on the website of the Louis Rose Society for the Preservation of Jewish History