Later in 1924 to 1925, extensions were made to the building and a more solid and permanent gallery was built. The synagogue started to hold a congregation of approximately 40 and served the local Jewish community for 30 years before it was sold.
Between 1924 and 1925, expansions were made to the synagogue building, resulting in a more durable and lasting gallery.  The synagogue started serving its local Jewish community with approximately 40 members for 30 years before it was sold.