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OBITUARY
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LILLIAN SCHLAFER
Mr. and Sirs. David Pollack (Laura
Goldberg) of 212 Sit. Vernon ave-
nue are receiving congratulations on
The Ladies Auxiliary of Pisgah the birth of a daughter, Lucille June.
Lodge, No. 34, I. 0. B. B., will hold on June 25.
a get-together picnic at Bob-Lo on
Sir. and Sirs. Harry Sloan (Rose
Tuesday, July 14. All those wishing
to attend are asked to meet at the Freedman) of 1713 Calvert avenue
docks at the foot of Bates street at I are receiving congratulations on the
9:45 a. in. Prizes for games will be I birth of a daughter, Josephine, on
given.
June 30.
Smart
Silk
Frocks
The Wednesday Bridge Club en-
teained at a stork shower last week
tertained
at the home of Mrs. Herman Baths
of Pingree avenue honoring Mrs.
Samuel Schubiner Among the guests
were Mrs. D. Moyer, Mrs. J. Schwartz,
Mrs. S. Eisler, Sirs. Ilenry Schubiner,
Mrs. Goldberg and Mrs. Si. London.
For women
and misses in
• eery special
display at only
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Aaron (Min-
nie Lebow) are receiving felicitations
on the birth of a son, Jordon, on
July 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Siegmund Brin of
1903 Calvert avenue left on July 4
to visit in Minneapolis, Yellowstone
Park and other points in the West.
$25
Cool and Smart are
These White Sweaters!
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Koppy of 5282
Twent-third
street are receiving
y
congrat ulations on the birth of a son,
Arthur Marvin, on June 26.
JEWESS IS YOUNGEST
NORTHERN GRADUATE
Miss Rose Duchin, who is 14 years
Arthur Fink, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Fink of 64 Winona ave- of age, is the youngest member of
-
this
year's graduating class of North-
nue, left for Alaska with the Bu
ern High School. She received a cum
chanan tour.
LILLIAN SCHLAFER
laude diploma and during her three
H. I. Berlin of 13217 Lincoln ave- years at high school won many hon-
The death of Miss Killian Schlafer,
ors. She intends to enter Teachers
daughter of Mrs. Minnie Schlafer of nue has returned from a short visit
in
Cleveland with relatives and College in the fall.
2051 Calvert avenue, occurred on
In addition to her public school
Wednesday, July 1, her twenty-sec- f riends.
work, Miss Duchin has been an ex-
ond birthday, following a short ill-
The
Misses
Anna
Tack
of
2305
Ha-
cellent
student at the United Hebrew
ness. Burial services were held the
following day, with interment at I zelwood avenue and Beatrice Wine- Schools, attending Kirby Center. At-
berg of Carter avenue left Saturday, ter completing six years of study she
Machpelah Cemetery.
will be graduated from the school in
Miss Schlafer attended the Bishopl July 4 for several months' stay in I
the ! September. Upon the comp ion o f
School and Central High School. She New York, where they will be
her work at Teachers College and at-
is survived by her mother, Mrs. Min- guests of their relatives and friends. ter studying advanced Hebrew at the
nie Schlafer; three sisters, Mrs. Louis En route they stopped at Buffalo, Talmud Torah, Miss Duchin will pre-
1Kaine and Mrs. Sydney Werner of where they went by boat.
pare herself to teach in the United
-
[Detroit and Mrs. Fred Molin of }lolly-
Mr. and Sirs. S. Kelt and son, Max- Hebrew Schools.
I wood, Calif.; three brothers, Nathan,
well,
of
California
avenue,
Highland
Hyman and Abraham Schlafer.
Park, have left by motor for Chi-
cago, where they will spend some , BABY DAY NURSERY
JACK MILLMAN
DANCE ON JULY 12
I time Their niece, Miss Jeanne
gainer of Chicago, who has been their
MAURICE MILLMAN
The
Detroit
Hebrew Ladies Baby
house
guest,
returned
to
her
home
age,
and
of
Jack Millman, 21 years
Day Nursery will give a concert and
his younger brother, Maurice, 15 with them.
dance
Sunday
evening,u y 12,
t
years old, were drowned a
M. A. Lampert of :1277 is
Carter
, Armory Hall in Mount Clemens.
a t a the
Park last Saturday, July 4, when
the
I avenue entertained 20 cues
card party and luncheon on Thurs. The proceeds
will for
go poor
toward
which cares
children
day, July 2, honoring Mrs. Binstock, home, orphans. The public is invited
Miss Rebecca Binstock and Miss Dora and
to attend.
Tatarsky of Denver, Colo.
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which portray in every line the newest phases of
summer fashions, displayed in beautifully colored
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STRESS EMIGRATION
OF MIDDLE CLASS
Fifth Floor, Stroh Bldg., 28 Adams Ave., West
J. Shurley Horwitz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Horwitz of Trenton, Mich., 1
left last Sunday for Vancouver, B. C.
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A. M. Hillman of Worcester, Mass., I London Report Says Polish-Jewish
Immigrants Aided Palestine.
spent last week-end with his uncle I
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M. Horwitz)
London.— (J. T. A.)—The emigre-
of Trenton, Mich.
I tion of Jewish middle class men from
•
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Following the graduation exercises Poland to Palestine is emphasized Of-
in
I at Northwestern Iligh Schl
t report of the British Colonial bee
oo las the
- flee for 1924 which just n
' week, Mr. and Mrs. II. Seppe n enter
tamed 75 guests,at their home, 2676 I issued.
honoring their ' The report includes for the first
avenue,
Calvert
daughter, Miss lila Seppen, a mem- time references to the administration
HAS OPENED
ber of the class. The house was deco-! of Transjordania in accordance with
rated with peonies and roses and a the demands voiced at the last ses-
A DELICATESSEN AND SANDWICH SHOP AT
color scheme of nile green and pink . sion of the Permanent Mandates
was used on the tables. Miss Seppen I Commission. The report for Trans-
"A Modern Plant With Modern Methods."
received many lovely gifts. She left I jordania contains no mention of the
as
Melrose 6570
last Saturday for a visit in St. Louis. IJewish national home except in the
r s
(Near Grand Boulevard)
533.37 Forest Ave. E.
I paragraph where it says that Great
Next to Mary Lee Candy Shop
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NORTHWAY 3352
Mr. and Mrs. Max Grossman of 300 I Britain is mandatory power for
Frederick street will be hosts at a Transjordania where the terms of the
Twenty-five years in the Delicatessen and Restaurant Business
s.
formal reception for their relatives Palestine mandate are applicable with
•
JACK MILLMAN
in Detroit.
Maurice sank in a hole while in bath- and friends on Sunday, July 12, from exception of the provisions for the
3 to 5 and 7 to 10 o'clock in honor I establishment of the Jewish national
We will carry a full line of Kosher Delicatessen, Roast Chicken and
ing and Jack, trying to save him, was
also drowned. The tragedy occurred of the marriage of their daughter, I home.
Roast Meats. Salads of all kinds and Home Baked Pastry.
al of Jewish immigrants
in the presence of thousands of peo-1 Lenora, to Adrian Tobias of this city. with
I "The capitad
arrivl an manufacturing
d the boys' mother, Mrs. No cards.
i perience, mostly from Po ant ,
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Mary Stillman, was not in sight.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Tobias of I stimulated industrial development
Funeral services were held at the 2069 Gladstone avenue have as their I and created more favorable condi-
Millman home on Monday afternoon. house guests Mrs. Nathan De ue o ' lions which allow the increase of im-
Surviving the boys are their mother, Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Sol Tobias m igration," the report for Palestine
Mrs. Mary Millman; two sisters, Bes-
says. "There is no Jewish unemploy-
ment. Jewish agricultural coloniza-
sie and Jennie, and four brothers, of Dowagiac, Mich.
Max, Harry, Nathan and Myer Mill-
Sirs_ Guy Rowe of New York is tion continues steadily," the report
man. The family moved to Detroit
further states. Referring to the steps
spending the month of July with her
from Montreal, Que., three years ago. .
Charles Fin- of the administration concerning the
Jack Millman was employed by the parents, Mr. and dirs
organization of safety in the coun-
sterwald of Chicago boulevard.
Security Trust Company for the past
try the report states that "recruit-
two and a half years. lie was a mem-
Mrs. Sherman and daughter, Eu- ing Arabs and Circassians into the
ber of the Grenadier Guards Band nice, and Henry Nathanson, Miss I Palestine gendarmerie found no dif-
of Montreal, the Y. M. II. A. of Mon- Sherman's fiance, all of Chicago, were I ficulty. Not a sufficient number of
Desires to announce to his many patrons and friends the
Jewish recruits were possible,
treal and Knights of Pythias Lodge
guests over the Fourth of July !suitable
removal of his establishment to more spacious quarters at
No. 55 of Detroit. Ile played the the
week-end of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Na- I however, because of the fact that the
1550 Woodward avenue
clarinet and saxophone and appeared thanson of 602 East Philadelphia ave. immigrant class lucks knowledge of
before the public a number of times. nue. Among the entertainments given local conditions and the languages of
120 MADISON AVENUE
With his brothers, Nathan. who pinys in their honor was a dinner at Blos- the country."
Where he will carry • comple line of Imported and
I the 'cello; Harry, piano, and Maurice,
sou Heath Inn last Saturday evening
Domestic Woolens.
'flute, he was scheduled to broadcast at which the following were present: ,
Mr. Rice extends • cordial invitation to all his friends and
from the Detroit News radio station Sc-. and dirs II. B. Harris of Denver,
patrons to visit him in his new quarters.
I last Sunday.
'
Maurice was a student at Central Mr. anti Sirs. Jack Geller, the Mimes'
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Betty Davidov and Mary Nathanson
high School and studied music with
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Years Ago
F IELD
Seigler of Toronto.
The death of Mrs. Rose Teichner
Rosenfield, a resident of Detroit for
Slim Sophie Blanche Schwartz of
6'" cars and one of the most active
workers in the Jewish community, Farnsworth avenue entertained Ned-
occurred last Tuesday. Funeral sow- nesday evening, July 8, with a bridge
luncheon honoring Mrs. S. Max
.
. . Ha-
' ices were conducted by Rabbi Leo , . ber of New York, who is visiting in
Franklin of Temple Beth El, of which the city. The Misses Marion Gold-
I she was a member, last Wednesday berg, Rose Hershman, Anna Hertzoff
at her late residence, 49 Winona and Adeline Cohen won the prizes at
I avenue. Interment was in Wood- their respective tables.
mere Cemetery.
Mrs. Rosenfield was an honorary
Slim Miriam Skolnik of Byron ave -
member of the former Jewish Worn- nue has returned from a week's visit
en's Club of Detroit, now the Detroit
at Cedar Point.
I section of the National Council of
I Jewish Women, and a former presi-
Miss Mollie Haber of Beaubien
a
dent of the organization. She was
street entertained last Thursday eve-
former school teacher in the city and
ning
with a dinner at King Wah Lo
was a graduate of Central High
by a theater party at the
School. Born in Hungary in 1855, she followed
Bonstelle in honor of her sister-in-
was 5 years old when she cam to law, Mrs. S. Max
ax Haber of New York
' Detroit to reside. •
Mrs. Rosenfield is survived by City.
three daughters, Mrs. Arthur Goal-
Members of the Detroit section of
son, Sirs. Samuel Hoexter and Miss the National Council of Jewish Woms,,,
Ruth Rosenfield, all of Detroit; two en (formerly the Jewish Women's
sisters, Mrs. Sarah Berger of Long Club) who have recently moved or
I Beach, Calif., and Mrs. Adolph Slo- married or who contemplate moving
man of Detroit.
during the summer are asked to no-
tify Mrs. Henry Weinstein, Mack
Gas came into use a little
over one hundred years ago.
Its first use was chiefly for
lighting in a crude way.
Later inventive genius gave
us great improvements in
the use of gas for illuminati
tion.,
Then came gas cooking
stoves—such as they were.
The last . 20 years have given
us the Modern gas range
with its many conveniences;
gas water heaters that are a
present day necessity; and
gas equipment for countless
industrial as well as house•
hold uses.
Island, Grass Lake, Mich.
UKRAINIANS WILL
GIVE PERFORMANCE
1
In loving memory of our dear wife pany at the piano.
and mother, Leah Ackerman, who
died Ave years ago on July 10, 1920.
Gone but not forgotten.
Her Loving Husband and Children.
DETROIT CITY GAS W..
Cl,... W.
The Federation of Ukrainian Jews
will hold • concert on Tuesday eve-
ning, July 14, at the Bijou Theater,
Mt. Clemens, for the benefit of the
Ukrainian Jewish orphans. Those
participating are Mischa Fishson, Vera
Zaslaysky, Isaac Arko and Madame
Arko, who will take part in a comedy,
Friedberg, "Prohibition." Other entertainers
In memory of Molly
are Miss Emma Lazaroff, Zusman
who passed away three years ago the Caplan, Abraham Sinkoff, Miss Freda
rs. Jack
seventeenth of Tams.'
Zagor, mezzo soprano, and M
Her Loving Sons and Daughter. Shpargel. Miss Koffman will accom-
In loving _memory of our dear son
and brother, Max Ball, who died on
July 13, 1919, the sixteenth day of
Tamuz, 5679.
His Loving Mother, Brothers and
Sister.
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In loving memory of our dear bus-
band and father, Aaron Rodin, who
died five years ago July 9.
Gone but not forgotten.
His Loving Wife, Daughters and
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