Box 6

Includes meeting minutes, correspondence, tax information, and by-laws. Vaad Hakashruth was an affiliate of the Jewish Federation-Community Council of Southern Maine comprised of delegates from Shaarey Tphiloh, Temple Beth El, Etz Chaim synagogue, Jewish Community Center, and Jewish Home for the Aged.

Shaarey Tphiloh Sisterhood board records, ledgers, membership and fundraising material, and scrapbooks; Portland Hebrew School Synagogue Association fundraising and development material; and community association Vaad Hakashruth board records and correspondence.

Booklets, flyers, clippings, and records by and about regional Jewish institutions, communities, and associations. Includes material related to the Young Israel Portland branch (which held services at both Shaarey Tphiloh and Etz Chaim), Jewish Home for the Aged, and the Jewish Community of Southern Maine (including the caravan of merchants from Israel, 2003).

From Wikipedia article about Shaarey Tphiloh: In 2015, the congregation decided to downsize and rent space in the building of Temple Beth El, around the corner from its previous home on Noyes St. The two congregations coexist in separate prayer spaces, and join each other for social and other community events. 

From Wikipedia article about Shaarey Tphiloh: In 2015, the congregation decided to downsize and rent space in the building of Temple Beth El, around the corner from its previous home on Noyes St. The two congregations coexist in separate prayer spaces, and join each other for social and other community events. 

Subjects include Shaarey Tphiloh rabbis, congregants, anniversaries, events, and the Portland Hebrew School.

News clippings about Shaarey Tphiloh rabbis, congregants, anniversaries, events, facilities, and the Portland Hebrew School, as well as pocket calendars, booklets, and publications.

Includes seder and sabbath material, pocket calendars, and a copy of Jewish family life: The duty of the woman.

Written in Hebrew; likely a language and grammar book. Brown paper book cover reads: "Arthur M. Waterman, 60 Kellogg St., Portland, Me." Waterman (1907-1974) was an auto dealer in Portland and active in Congregation Shaarey Tphiloh, along with other regional Jewish institutions.