Grand Order of Israel Friendly Society - Revision history

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 == Known lodges ==
 Known lodges of the Grand Order of Israel included:
-Grand Order of Israel, King Edward VII Lodge No 13 (First Lodge of Scotland), founded by 1906.
 *[[Grand Order of Israel The King Edward VII Lodge, No. 13]], Edinburgh, founded by 1906, according to some sources.<ref>https://www.jewishgen.org/jcr-uk/community/edinburgh.htm</ref>  In reality was in existence by 1902/3.
 *[[Grand Order of Israel Odessa Lodge, No. 97]], Glasgow <ref>Friday 12 June 1931, Jewish Echo</ref>

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 == Known lodges ==
 Known lodges of the Grand Order of Israel included:
-*[[Grand Order of Israel The King Edward VII Lodge, No. 13]], Edinburgh,
+Grand Order of Israel, King Edward VII Lodge No 13 (First Lodge of Scotland), founded by 1906.
 *[[Grand Order of Israel Odessa Lodge, No. 97]], Glasgow <ref>Friday 12 June 1931, Jewish Echo</ref>
 *[[Grand Order of Israel Scottish Subsidiary Lodge]] (Glasgow)

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 *[[Grand Order of Israel Dr. Adler and Rabbi Shyne Lodge no. 70]]
 * [[Grand Order of Israel Lord Rothschild Lodge, No. 18]] 'at the beginning of the 20th century, for example, was affiliated to the [[Grand Order of Israel]]. In 1913 the society held weekly meetings on Sunday in the Diamond’s Hall in South Portland Street. Its two hundred members paid a weekly contribution of 11 pence at that time, in return for which they received sick allowance and doctor’s help when needed. In comparison with the Sons of Isaac there were more regulations. The membership card119 of that society ruled that ill members had to be examined by a (non-Jewish) doctor with a practice in the Gorbals and would not receive benefit until the doctor’s certificate had reached the secretary ([[J. Rosenbloom]]). The doctor’s permission was also required for patients to go out. A member would be fined if he was found working when supposed to be ill at home or when he was seen at “any place of amusement or at any house but his home.”'<ref>Ben Braber [https://theses.gla.ac.uk/74982/1/11007903.pdf Integration of Jewish immigrants in Glasgow, 1880-1939] Thesis submitted by Ben Braber for the degree of PhD. at the Department of Modern History and the Department of Scottish History, University of Glasgow, December 1992</ref>
 == Key figures ==

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 == Known lodges ==
 Known lodges of the Grand Order of Israel included:
+*[[Grand Order of Israel The King Edward VII Lodge, No. 13]], Edinburgh,
 *[[Grand Order of Israel Odessa Lodge, No. 97]], Glasgow <ref>Friday 12 June 1931, Jewish Echo</ref>
 *[[Grand Order of Israel Scottish Subsidiary Lodge]] (Glasgow)

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 *[[Grand Order of Israel Odessa Lodge, No. 97]], Glasgow <ref>Friday 12 June 1931, Jewish Echo</ref>
 *[[Grand Order of Israel Scottish Subsidiary Lodge]] (Glasgow)
-*[[Grand Order of Israel Judean Memorial Lodge]] (Glasgow)
+*[[Grand Order of Israel Judean Memorial Lodge, No. 78]] (Glasgow)
 *[[Grand Order of Israel Queen Esther Lodge]] (Glasgow)
 *[[Grand Order of Israel Dr. Herzl Lodge, No. 12]] (Glasgow)

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 * [[Grand Order of Israel Duke of Northumberland Lodge, No. 14]]
 *[[Grand Order of Israel Dr. Adler and Rabbi Shyne Lodge no. 70]]
-* [[Grand Order of Israel Lord Rothschild Lodge, No. 18]] 'at the beginning of the 20th century, for example, was affiliated to the Grand Order of Israel. In 1913 the society held weekly meetings on Sunday in the Diamond’s Hall in South Portland Street. Its two hundred members paid a weekly contribution of 11 pence at that time, in return for which they received sick allowance and doctor’s help when needed. In comparison with the Sons of Isaac there were more regulations. The membership card119 of that society ruled that ill members had to be examined by a (non-Jewish) doctor with a practice in the Gorbals and would not receive benefit until the doctor’s certificate had reached the secretary (J. Rosenbloom). The doctor’s permission was also required for patients to go out. A member would be fined if he was found working when supposed to be ill at home or when he was seen at “any place of amusement or at any house but his home.”'<ref></ref>
+* [[Grand Order of Israel Lord Rothschild Lodge, No. 18]] 'at the beginning of the 20th century, for example, was affiliated to the [[Grand Order of Israel]]. In 1913 the society held weekly meetings on Sunday in the Diamond’s Hall in South Portland Street. Its two hundred members paid a weekly contribution of 11 pence at that time, in return for which they received sick allowance and doctor’s help when needed. In comparison with the Sons of Isaac there were more regulations. The membership card119 of that society ruled that ill members had to be examined by a (non-Jewish) doctor with a practice in the Gorbals and would not receive benefit until the doctor’s certificate had reached the secretary ([[J. Rosenbloom]]). The doctor’s permission was also required for patients to go out. A member would be fined if he was found working when supposed to be ill at home or when he was seen at “any place of amusement or at any house but his home.”'<ref></ref>
 == Key figures ==