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September 19, 1930 - Image 26

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The Detroit Jewish Chronicle, 1930-09-19

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PAGE EIGHT

TilEDETROFI'lL111811 AROPIICIL

New Year's Greetings

THE HONOR ROLL OF AMERICAN
JEWRY IN 5690

cisco merchant and social work- phis merchant, 85.
66.
M. Samuel Stern, vice-president
Abraham I. Erlanger, New York of N. Y. C. board of education, 64.
theatrical magnate, 70.
Henrietta Straus, New York
Abraham Erl anger,
ger, N ew or
Yk
i
, pioneer
for woman suffrage, 62.
(Continued from Preceding Page.) I 13 in their seventies, nine in their
Herbert Straus, banker and New
dition, awarded medal by the fifties, eight in their eighties, philanthropist, generous supporter
of National Farm School, 64.
York
philanthropist,
48.
United States war de artment
three in their thirties d two in
Edward Fresch, Milwaukee,
Mrs. Nathan Straus, wife of
Samuel Rothafel ( toxy), joins their forties. The ripest years
manufacturer and philanthro p ist , Nathan Straus, no e d philanthro-
the obtain from the Free-Loan ,j ohn D. Rockefeller, Jr., in huge
POLISH JEWS DEPEND
were attained by Judge Josiah age 53.
pct, 76
r ,005,uuU rnterl aamtnt triter-
ON LOAN SOCIETIES s ociet ies (G emilath Chesed). This
ohn of Pittsburgh who was 69.
Abraham Feist, Newark realtor,
is emphasized in an article by a prize in New York.
Solomon Sulzberber, Chicago
The youngest was Louis Fierst, age 48.
special correspondent of The Jew-
business man and philanthropist,
David Sarnoff, newly elected prominent New York Zionist, who
1. Addition to J. D. C. Funds Local ish World, of Philadelphia, recent- president
.
Louis
Feist,
New
York
music
brother
of Cyrus Sulzberger, 73.
of Radio Corporation of was 30.
publishing king, 60.
Jewries Raise Funds Also for
. Louis Topkis, merchant and
ly published in that paper.
J r., in huge $250,000,000 enter-
As a study in the comparative
Louis
Fierst,
prominent
worker
treasurer
of Zionist Organization
Due
to
the
increasing
non-em-
These "Life S
."
longevity of people in various pro-
in Zionist Organization of Amer. of American, 58.
ployment, heavy taxation and the
fessions and occupations, un exam- ice, 30.
Col.
Isaac
Ullman, New Ilaven
One-sixth of the Jews of Poland general economic depression in Po-
inatinn of the professions and oc-
' Freudenthal, world- political leader and social work-
Dr. Rolf
inte dependent for their existence land, and the consequent increasing
cupations of these 56 Jews who famous New York physician, 71. er, 69.
on the levelihoods they are able Impoverishment of the Jess s, many
died during the last year yields in-
Sigmund Frey, Los Angeles Ile-
Lionel Weil, Goldsboro, N. C.,
to eke out with the small loans who but a short while ago, might
teresting facts. Of these who died braist, 77.
civic worker, 62.
have joined the credit co-operatives
in their thirties one was a political
Louis Gilrod, New York com-
Prof.
Max Winkler, philologist
have become ineligible. Simultane-
leader, one a Zionist worker and poser of Jewish songs, 32.
at University of Michigan, 64.
ously, and in consequence of that
the thirst a composer. The two who
Louis Gimbel, New York, mer-
Isadore
Wise, son of founder of
fact, there has been a rapid de-
died in their forties were a banker
GREETINGS
chant and founder of stores named Reform Judaism in America and
velopment of free loan societies.
and a realt-ir. In the fifties were for him, 63.
,
ditor
of
Cincinnati
Iraelite 73
Due to their having fallen below
three philanthropists, one physi-
Rabbi Maurice Harris, one of
Rabbi Abram Yoodelovitch, rab-
the credit line, large numbers, the
cian, one merchant, one political the oldest rabbis in New York binical
sage
in
Bayonne,
80.
'Jewish World correspondent states,
leader, one judge and one Zionist City, 71.
are being compelled to have re-
official. In the sixties the list is
Max
hart,
Chicago
pioneer
in
, course to long-term, non-interest
more representative, containing large scale clothing manufactur-
bearing loans to save themselves
Season's Greetings
two judges, two political leaders, ing, 80.
f rom utter ru e n.
two merchants, five philanthropists
Max Herzberg, Philadelphia phil-
Free loan societies are springing
and one executive, physician, pub- anthropist, 63.
up spontaneously, turning to the
fisher, Zionist worker, rabbi, busi-
Hirsch W. Honor, New York
"Joint" for aid in properly organ-
ness man, an actor and two edu- Zionist and communal worker, 69.
! izing themselves on a systematic
cators and two social workers. In Judge Samuel Kansa. member
land productive basis.
the seventies were two judges, one o f New Jersey Supreme Court,
78.1
The effort of the "Joint," writes
1311 S. HENRY ST.
theatrical magnate, two philanthro- Mrs. Celia Lamport, widow of
I the correspondent, to create a net-
pists, one physician, two rabbis, Nathan Lamport and mother of
t
work
of
such
institutions
has
been
Phone 3434
one Hebraist, two business men, Samuel Lamport, 61.
very successful, resulting in the
one social worker, and one journal-
A. S. Levenson, Oakland, Calif.,'
BAY CITY, MICH.
establishment during the short
In the eighties the necrology philanthropist and manufacturer,
period of a year and a half of 687 LATE JUDGEJOSIAH COHEN c i sutn . tains one musician, one judge, age 65.
Builders' Supplies
Cemilah Chesed societies, which it America, joins John D. Rockefeller, one Ilebraist, one manufacturer, Sigmund Lehman, New York
!subventions. Eighty others are tainment enterprize.
one theatrical magnate, one pub- business man, brother of Lt. Gov.
carrying on, modestly, without
613.17 East Shiaw
Justicri3ernard Shientag, New lisher, one merchant and one rabbi. Lehman, 71.
Greetings
the aid of the "Joint." All together,
Recapitulating we find that there
Phone 2-0834
)sec Liborescu, father of Yid-
these kassas embrace an area in
died during the year 10 philanthro- dish theater, 80.
which 87 per cent of the entire
pists, six judges, four political Meyer Dissner, Los Angeles
LANSING, MICH.
Jewish population of Poland dwell.
leaders, four merchants, four rab- civic worker and political reform-
his, three Zionist workers, three ist, 59.
"My son, consider the postage
physicians, three business men,
Judge David Lourie, member of
stamp. It secures success through
I three social workers, three theatri- Massachusetts Superior Court from
Its ability to stick to one thing till
cal personages, two liebraists, Boston, 61.
Season's Greetings
it gets there."-Josh Billings to his
I two educators, two musicians, two Mrs. Aaron Naumburg, New
son.
I publishers, one banker, one realtor, York philanthropist, 65.
For an Electrician
I one executive, one journalist, and
Rabbi Jacob Nieto, San Fran-
It Is a good and safe rule to so-
' one manufacturer of more than cisco rabbi, dean of Western rab-
journ in many places, as if you
local importance.
meant to spend your life there ,
IF
The following is the complete ' bin Ja utd ege6I 6 iugo Pam, Chicago jurist,
never omitting an opportunity of
First and Sherman
list of the more important Jews Zionist leader, 60.
doing a kindness or speaking a
and Jewesses who have died in
Leo w S. Ruppin, Houston Je ish
true word or making a friend.-
Phone 2340
I this country during the past year: newspaper man, 80.
Ruskin.
Wiring, Fixtures,
, Louis Affolder, Pittsburgh phil-
Judge
Moses Salo, St. Louis
BAY CITY, MICH.
anthropist and social worker, 69. jurist and communal worker, 72.
Appliances, Repairing
Samuel Ansbacher, New York
Charles Sanger, Dallas, Texas,
s:c5i9 en and child health ex- business man and civic leader, 62.
pert
208 South Grand Ave.
Rosh Hashonah Greetings
Rudolph Schildkraut, Los An-I
Mrs. Miriam K. Arnold, Phila- gales, noted actor, 65.
GREETINGS
Phone 3235
del p hia
k
, or among
Jewish wo-
Joseph Schonthal, Columbus,
men, 78.
Ohio, philanthropist, 75.
LANSING, MICH.
Leopotd Auer, world-farrow
Rabbi Joseph Silverman, rabbi
, violinist and music teacher, 84.
of Temple Emanu-El, New York
Solomon Bacharach, member of for 34 years, 70.
prominent Philadelphia family,
Nathan Snollenburg, Philadel
THE LATE RABBI M. HARRIS philanthropist, 58.
Holiday Greetings
Justice Nathan Bijur, New
York City Municipal Court judge, York jurist, member of Efate Su-
rmounted
to
State
Supreme
Court.
preme
Court,
68.
Since 1893
Judge Horace Stern, Philadelphia. Maurice Bloch, political leader,
"Our Business Is Moving"
jurist, named official arbitrator , Democratic leader in New York
in Philadelphia clothing mark t 'state assembly, 38.
Baked Beans, Rolls and
Local and Long Distance
Phone 1857
Boris D. Bogen, social worker,
Doughnuts
executive secretary of B'nai B'rith,
BAY CITY, 611C11
age 60.
Phone 3458
Lansing-Owned and Operated
Senator Edward J. Bromberg,
Demand Them by Name at
BAY CITY, MICII.
member of the Massachusetts leg-
islature from Boston, 66.
Your Grocer's
. I. C. Bloomingdale, New York
1100 Cowles
I merchant, 51.
215 S. Pennsylvania Ave.
Judge Josiah Cohen, Pittsburgh Lansing's Largest Furnace
Greetings
judge in Allegheny County Court
Season's Greetings
Dealers
Phone 2.9257
of Appeals, 89.
Miss Cloribel Cone, Baltimore
LANSING, MICH,
s physician, 65.
Phone 5-2837
Ephriam Deinard, New York
liebraist and collector, 84.
LANSING, MICH.
Samuel Dinkelspiel, San Fran

from Bay City Merchants

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New Year's Greetings
from Lansing Merchants

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Best Grade Coal

Brick and Supplies
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Brothers

THE EDINGTON -1-
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Fuel and Masons'
Supplies

Phone

NORTH LANSING, MICH.

M. & A. ELECTRIC

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B. C. EDINGTON, Proprietor

Carpets, Rugs, Draperies, Linoleum and
Window Shades

South Washington Ave.

Phone 2.2461

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HARRIS
TRUCK AND
STORAGE CO.

KUHLMAN
ELECTRIC
COMPANY

Rosh Hashonah
Greetings

LANSING, MICH.

We Wish All Our Jewish Friends and
Patrons a Happy and Prosperous
New Year

PULVER

WOOLEY'S PIES

Oil Company

MODERN SERVICE SATIONS

Distributors Sinclair Products

E. H. WARD & CO.

Eavestroughing and
Sheet Metal Work
JAMES E. PRATT

611 Washington Avenue

W. J.

Plumbing and Heating

120 WASHINGTON AVE.

Phone 361

BAY CITY, MICH.

Buy City, Michigan

MICHAELS AND
PHILLIPS
LUMBER CO.

Season's Greetings

BAY CITY STONE
CO.

General Contractors

THE LATE JUDGE S. KALISCH

between Amalgamated Clothing
Workers' Union and manufactur- ,

ere.

Jesse Straus, New York mer-
chant, appointed to President Iloov-
er's business stabilization commit.
tee.
Nathan Straus, venerable New
York philanthropist, awarded med.

SIDNEY J. TENNANT, Mgr.

N. HENRY and M. C. R. R.

Phone 2447

BAY CITY, MICH.

GREETINGS

ST. LAURENT
BROS, INC.

Cream Brand Peanut But-
ter. Famous Salted
Peanuts

Third and Water Streets

Phone 926

BAY CITY, MICH.

410 Sh

Bldg.

Phone 849

i5

Gregory, Mayer &
Thom Company

LANSING DAIRY
COMPANY

"That Sweet Natural Taste"

518.526 North Cedar St.

DEAN & HARRIS

Printers, Engravers, Litho-
graphers, Loose Leaf De-
vices, Blank Books, Sta-
tionery and Office
Furniture

Phone 2-1619

234 South Capitol Avenue
Phone 2.8812

LANSING, 1111CIL

LANSING, MICH.

Ford Authorized Dealer

East Grand River at Cedar

Phone 2.1606

LANSING, MICH.

CENTRAL
# $
o lb.Service Company 1
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$
Better Gasoline and Oils

WHOLESALE-RETAIL

"West Main Street

LANSING, MICH.

Phone 2-3631 ..I

Ville

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$eason's Gratings

13
44'
:'.

Upon this momentous occasion in the lives of the Jewish People
the Officers and Directors of this institution extend to you their
best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year

Phone 2-4980

645

LANSING, MICH.

"Everything in Canvas"

AMERICAN STATE
SAVINGS BANK

Rosh Hashonah Greetings and Best Wosher for
a Happy New Year

AWNINGS, TENTS,
COVERS

, THE LATE DR. SILVERMAN

al of National Institute of Social
I' Science for services to humanity.
M
, Louis Waldman, New York law-
Greetings
I yer, nominated fon governor of
New Year's Greetings
New York by Socialist Party.
Felix M. Warburg, distinguished
, philanthropist and banker, given
gold ring of Deutsche Museum in
Bavaria for services 11 , institu-
tion; awarded medal for social
Representing
service to New York City.
The Travelers Insurance
, Louis Wiley, New York news- .
paper executive, decorated by
Co. of Hartford, Conn.
. Greek government with Order of
Insurance of All Kinds
Phoenix.
Dr. Max Winkler, New York
1500 CENTER AVE.
'ecnnomist,
decorated by Romanian
Phone. 264.265
government with Order of Com-
308 COLUMBUS AVENUE
BAY CITY, MICH.
mender of Crown.
Phone 1003
Necrology.
13• sure •nd ie. us on our
The statistical record of the
reduced automobile rates with
BAY CITY, MICH.
,y-ear would not be completed with-
our 50-50 Collision.
out a necrology. Many prominent
men and u-omen were lost to Amer-
, icon Jewry. This roster of the
year's important Jewish obituaries
SEASON'S GREETINGS
I lists
five of them women. Prob.
' ably the best known of all was
Mrs. Nathan Straus, wife of Ns-
REAL CANDY
than Straus, the venerable Jewish
philanthropist. The average age
315 CENTER AVE., BAY CITY, MICH.
I of these in this list was
Twenty-two were in their sixties,

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Bart H. Strudley

LANSING, MICHIGAN

PLUMBING - HEATING
STEAM AND HOT WATER

205 W. Shiawassee

Capital and Surplus $1,150,000.00

Phone 2-6422

OFFICERS

LANSING, MICH.

P. EDWARD ROE, President
CHAS. E. TOMS, Vice-President
M. E. CARRIER, Vice-President
C. M. BEMENT, Vice-President
D. E. BATES, Vice-President
L. C. ABBOTT, Vice-President
C. A. SCI1RAY, Cashier
E. D. GIBBS, Asst. Cashier

Harry H. Latham

Hardware and Radios

THE ARCADIA

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Third Floor Blanding Bldg.

BARNETT-
THOMAS
COMPANY

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WizUetlytt

Season's Greetings and Best Wishes for a Very
Happy New Year

235 South Grand Ave.' ' /

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The best in auto Painting, Simonizing, Bump-
ing, Trimming and Lettering. Commercial Art.

The Season's Greetings
With Best Wishes

THE
PLUM AGENCY

Best Wishes for a Happy
New Year

A Happy and Prosperous
New Year to All Our Jew-
ish Friends and Patrons

Forrest E. Van Houten

BAY CITY, MICII.

108.110 North Linn St.
Phone 2969-.1
BAY CITY, MICH.

Greetings and Best Wishes

6

(JUSTICE SAMUEL KILISCW.

GREETINGS

Phone 5-2896

LANSING, MICHIGAN

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HUGHES

Phone 1259

West Main St., City Limits

56,

a.

Reed & Brandimore

Incorporated

DIRECTORS

112.114 North Cedar Street

L. C. ABBOTT
B. J. BAKER
D. E. BATES
C. E. BEMENT
M. R. CARRIER
J. P. EDMONDS
W. S. FOSTER
C. F. HAMMOND

Modern Drive-In Tire Service

Gas-Willard Batteries-Simplex Piston Rings and
Tire Chains

Phone 2-2815

GENERAL TIRE

LANSING, MICH.

J. C. PHALEN, Asst. Cashier.
R. E. GRISSINGER, Asst. Cashier
A. J. SEYFRIED, Auditor
L. 1.. SATTLER, Mgr. No. Lansing Branch
B. L. BERRY, Mgr. No. Lansing Branch
K. E. HAVBENRENSER, Mgr. E. Mich.
Ave. Branch
V. 0. HOWE, Mgr. W. St. Joe St. Branch

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E. W. GOODNOW
II. F. HARPER
H. A. HAZE
JACOB HIMMELBERGER
0. A. JENISON
II. B. LUNDBERG
J. G. REUTTER
C. S. ROE

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II. B. ROWE
J. EDWARD ROE
R. C. RUESCHAW
L L. SATTLER
E. C. SHIELDS
H. C. TEEL
C. E. TOMS

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