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1930
That's using your noodle.
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1932
Seconds, anyone?
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1934
A spirited new venture.
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1938
Gather ‘round, bubelehs.
That's using your noodle.
1930s - Rabbi Manischewitz's son, Meyer, comes up with the idea to grant the use of the Manischewitz name to a noodle manufacturer in New York.
Seconds, anyone?
1932 - The company builds a second factory in Jersey City, New Jersey. The plant quickly becomes the model for all new machine-made bakeries worldwide.
A spirited new venture.
1934 - Rabbi Manischewitz's son, Max, grants the use of the Manischewitz name to Monarch Wine, agreeing to produce the wine while adhering to strict kosher guidelines.
Gather ‘round, bubelehs.
1938 - During the golden age of radio, the company sponsors Yiddish programs whose primary audience is the large Jewish immigrant population that settled in New York and other cities during the first half of the century.
