Interview with Margot Kling, February 11, 1992

Partial Transcript: This is Betty...

Segment Synopsis: In this segment, Mrs. Kling talks about growing up in Frankfurt, Germany before her family immigrated to America. She talks about her family's decision on immigrating to Louisville and moving away from Germany. She talks about when they moved to Louisville and where she attended school and lived throughout her childhood here. She also talks about her extended family, who immigrated here a couple of weeks before them. She talks about the things that she was involved in during her childhood including be heavily involved at the YHMA.

Partial Transcript: And how about...

Segment Synopsis: In this segment, Mrs. Kling talks about the Jewish businesses that were around her while she was growing up. She talks about the two shops that were in the area where she grew up as well as the fact that there weren't too many around where she was growing up.

Partial Transcript: How about friends...

Segment Synopsis: In this segment, Mrs. Kling talks more about growing up in Louisville, including the friends that she had growing up and throughout living in Louisville. She talks about helping to raise money for the Jewish Community Center by going through neighborhoods asking for money. She then discusses her husband as well, talking about his education, their wedding, and his army work as an engineer. She talks briefly about their life in Syracuse, New York, where David had been sent to take courses for the army. She talks about her work throughout her life as well. Mrs. Kling talks about her and her husband and their children, including their involvements.

Partial Transcript: After we were...

Segment Synopsis: In this segment, Mrs. Kling talks about the organizations that she was involved in as an adult. She talks about the various organizations that participated in and led as well as the events that they held while she was involved. She also discusses education in Louisville, following up on her involvement in the school system throughout her adult life. Mrs. Kling also talks about the Jewish women's organizations in the city and her involvement in them. She discusses her trip to Israel after her involvement with Young Judea.