Talk:Joseph Lewi

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Proposed deletion

I'm proposing that this article be deleted for 2 reasons. In addition to violating copyright, its subject is not sufficiently notable. His biggest claim to fame seems to be that he was president of a county medical society. There are presently at least 54 county medical societies in the State of New York alone. The article also states that he was also one of 42 people who organized Albany's Union League...but even that organization doesn't have its own Wikipedia article (Union Leagues do, but not Albany's in particular), let alone its various founders. The second paragraph lists the accomplishments of his children. That information, if deemed important enough to include in Wikipedia, should be on the pages of those respective individuals. Again, it does not justify the inclusion of this article in Wikipedia.Niccast (talk) 04:29, 4 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]