[T1S1] her immigration at age four to the United States; first residence in Pittsburgh; education, Rose Street School and Raleigh High School; employment at Grant's Bake Shop; early medical care; father's illness; parent's death; participation in socialist groups; courtship and marriage; residence in the Hill District of the city after marriage; moves to Rochester, PA to build and operate a theater; building a synagogue in Rochester; her son who became a rabbi; experiences with anti-Semitism in Rochester; social life there; vacations; her activities with the National Council of Jewish Women, Hadassah Hospital, and chairmanship of the Jewish National Fund of Beaver Falls for thirty years; recollections of Ku Klux Klan activities in Rochester; effects of the depression; changes in attitudes toward raising children; her homelife in Rochester; views about her accomplishments; changes in social attitudes.
