A lmeria,' Amish periodical Cotter
CLIFTON MINUS • CINCINNATI 20, OHIO
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TOILETRIES SHOP-FIRST FLOOR
Himelhocks
NEW
LOW PRICES
Fish, Frog and
Chicken $I
Dinners
Phone 2-4912
Edgewater Inn
Formerly THOMAS INN
Six Miles E. of Ferry and Tunnel
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, WINDSOR
C amp Nahelu
Is Now Open
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Take Woodward avenue U. E.-I0)
through Pontiac-turn right into
54•115-1t0 through Clarketon-turn
right Arta gravel road two miles
past Clarkston-continue sir miles
-turn right at elfin--then three-
wittrtere of • mile to ramp en.
Camp Nahelu Is • select, private camp
for Jewish bore and girl, from 4
through 14 years of age. Modelled
after the most exclusive Eastern
ramps, yet aurprisingly renronahle in
price. Located on Lake Perry, in the
most beautiful woodland. of Lower
Michigan. All modern facilities. Ex-
pert directors and couneellors. Physi•
clan always In attendance. land
• nd water sports.
Horseback riding
for those who wish It. Load of health-
ful fun.
Registration la limited to
40. Season tarts from June 24 to
August 25.
trance.
DIRECTORS
Mr. and Mrs. Chief Lesowoder
Mr. and Mrs, Louis S. Lipschutz
Detroit Phone
Arlington 8884-W
Camp Phone
Ortonville 12 F6
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EISENMAN'S PHARMACY
Prescriptions Compounded Accurately
WE DELIVER - INSTANT SERVICE
LOngfellow 8404 - Opposite Dexter Theater
11548 Dexter Blvd. - Cor. Burlingame
Harry Himelstein Says:
"Here is a great
opportunity to build
up your estate"
And you can do it without inconveniencing your-
self or without any deprivation. A five minute
interview will convince you that it's the greatest
money-saving plan ever devised.
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$10,000 Protection to Age 65
Ago
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35
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Annual Deposit
$110.75
143.75
203.00
244.75
Example Age 35
The average annual net cost, deducting cash value
at end of ten years, would be a little over 'A
only $5.57 annually per $1,000. This is guaranteed
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HARRY
For fort HIME L STEI N
Co.,
I The Great-Weet Lite
105 Park Ave Busldint,
is Dewed, Michigan.
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at age
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Business-in-force over 3616,000,000
Assets over 3135,500,000
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LIFE
COMPANY
11{AD OIFICIl • • • WINNIPIC
Gifts to Shaarey Zedek Hap.
py Thought Fund.
EVERGLADE INN
Grand River ■ 4 7-Mile Road
Detroit's Finest Road-
house and Night Club
FISH - FROG • STEAK
Dinners . .$1.50
Per Plate
N. Charge for Children
Peppy Music., Spacious Dance
Floor, Private Dining Rooms
EecelltiNal facilities for Aftier.
a«. Bridge Parties
The Happy Thought Fund of
Shaarey Zedek Sisterhood acknowl-
edges receipt of the following con-
tributions:
In honor of the twentieth wed-
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Robinson from Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Steinberg, and the Finley
Family.
In honor of the wedding anni-
versary f Mr. and Mrs. Oval.
Blumber from Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert M. 'arner.
In honor of the twentieth wed-
ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Keidan, from the Finley
Family.
Uoder Persona/ Manamitent of
JOHNNIE NEBIOLO
Plants Tree in Palestine.
Ph.. Redford 2604 or 4200 for
Reooreatioes.
Mn. Esther Berman plants one
tree in the Herzl Forest in memory
of Mn. Emma Rosenberg.
LAST-SCHOENBRUN
The marriage of Miss Nettie
choenbrun, daughter of Mrs.
Pride Schoenbrun, to Harry Ber-
nard Last, son of Mrs. Gitla Klein.
was solemnized at Congregation
Emanuel June 19. A reception for
200 guests followed the marriage
services.
Miss Schoenbrun was attactive
in a white crepe frock with a cowl
neckline. Her long tulle veil was
attached to a Dutch cap of lace
and tulle. She carried roses and
lilies of the valley.
Miss Harriet Silverman, cousin
of the bride, assisted her as maid
of honor. She wore a gown of
green crepe trimmed in peach and
carried a bouquet of tea roses and
baby's breath. Miss Edith Liber-
man, of Toledo, Ohio, and Miss
Florence Zatkin were the brides-
maids. They too wore green gowns
and carried tea roses. The Misses
Leatrice Sheila Lewis, of Brook-
lyn, N. Y., Harriet Lippet and
Gita Lila Schoenbrun were the
flower girls.
Samuel Last aided his brother
as best man. Leon Schoenbrun, of
Toledo, Ohio, and Irving Shindler
were the respective ushers.
The out-of-town guests were
Mi. and Mrs. Max Herskowitz,
Mrs. Bertha Lewis and her daugh-
ter Leatrice Sheila, all of Brook-
l yn, N. Y. Mrs. Jacob Silverman,
grandmother to the bride, was also
present at the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Last will make
their home at 3232 Richton avenue
upon their return from a motor
trip through Canada.
SITNER-KOPITZ
On Saturday, June 26, in Con-
gregation Emanuel, was solemn.
ized an impressive and inspiring
ceremony, uniting in marriage
Miss Shirlee V. Kopitz, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Meyer Kopitz,
and Harry Sitner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Max Sitner.
The bride wore a form fitted
white lace gown, with long tight
!sleeves, and a long court train.
A crown effect of tulle and lace
held her long tulle veil and she
carried a bouquet of roses and
lilies of the valley, and had for
her bridesmaids the Misses Sadye
Sitner, Minnie Finkel, Clara Por-
vin, Ann Lapinsky, Betty Gross,
Lilyan Fine, Betty Beltzman, Lil-
lian Eichenhorn, Francis Bellock,
Betty Cohn, Sally Vinocur, and
Mrs. Jerry Fox.
Mrs. Sydney L. Max, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor.
Miss Beverly Sitner, sister of the
groom, attended the bride as maid
of honor.
Irvin C. Kopitz performed the
duties of best man.
Sheldon Max was ring bearer,
Doris Fox was train bearer and
Charlotte Singer flower girl.
Master Louis Feldman and Shir-
ley V. Max were included in the
bridal party as junior bridesmaid
and usher. Master Louis Feldman
sang "Oh Promise Me" while ap-
proaching the canopy.
The mother of the bride wore
a black lace gown with a corsage
of orchids, while the mother of
the groom wore a black Ince gown
with a bodice of tan and also wore
a corsage of orchids.
Dinners was served in the dining
oom for 250 guests, and dancing
of lowing.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sitner left
or an indefinite stay in the East,
nd upon their return will reside
t the Fullerton Manor, 2740 Full-
rton avenue.
BIRNBAUM-GREEN
The marriage of Miss Tilli
Green to A. Birnbaum was solemn
ized by Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka
on Sunday afternoon, June 26, in
the Detroit study of Rabbi Sperka
at 2294 Taylor avenue.•
The bride was gowned in a fitted
dress of ashes of roses georgette
with broad picture hat and her
slippers and gloves were in blue.
She carried a bouquet of Talisman
roses. Her only attendant wore an
all-yellow chiffon outfit.
Wife of Judge Otto A. Ronal-1 Sunday after an illness of four
sky Dies at Age of 57.
' months complicated by pneumo-
Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Max Karr of 2526 Blaine avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter Peggy Ann, to Samuel Weingarden,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Weingarden of 3030 Blaine avenue. The
marriage will take place Oct. 30, '
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rubenfire of 3794 Burlingame avenue an-
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Freda, to Maurice Chesler,
eon of Mrs. Mollie Chester, of 3756 Burlingame.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Scheinman announce the engagement of their
daughter, Reva Shirley, to Lazar E. Friedman.
Mr. and Mrs. !gnats Auslander of 2947 Fullerton avenue announce
the engagement of their daughter, Frieda, to A. Victor Biter, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Biter of Detroit.
nia. Mrs. Rosalsky was 57 years
NEW YORK-(J. T. A.)-Mrs. old and a native of New York. She
Bessie Simon Rosalsky, wife of was associated with her husband
Judge Otto A. Rosalsky, died on in his philanthropic work.
ETHEL WATERS im Lew Leslie's
Births
NO,1 PLAYING
The Bar Mitzvah of Jack Segel,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Segel,
will be observed at Congregation
Bnai Jacob this Saturday, July 2.
The Bar Mitzvah will act as can-
tor during these services, and aft-
er reciting the Maftir will speak
in Hebrew and Yiddish. All pupils
of the Hebrew National School, of
which I. A. Lawton is the director,
will be in the choir. After serv-
ices the children will be enter-
tained at the home of the Bar
Mitzvah, 630 Leicester court.
MICHIGAN
Mat. 25c; Eves., Sun., Hol. 35e,
Continuous I to 11 p. ni.
on Detroit's Best Dry Cleaning
MEN'S SUITS
NOW
MEN'S TOPCOATS
c
75
Dry Cleaned
and Pressed
LADIES' DRESSES
LADIES' COATS
, NOW
$ 00
Up
Dry Cleaned
and Pressed
The same high quality of workmanship that has made Forest
Cleaner's Detroit's outstanding cleaners for twenty years is
rigidly maintained at these low prices.
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY
FCEEST CLEANERS
533 -•547 FOREST AVE E.
COlumbia 4-200
Goldie Gray of Elmhudt ave-
nue was delightfully surprised at
a farewell party given in her hon-
or by the Misses Edna Marks,
Goldie Frank, and Mickie Kramer
on June 25. Miss Gray left Tues-
day for New York, where she will I
spend the summer.
You Can Depend on Forest-Cleaned Clothes"
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Emil EckhouSe
and Ralph Lelvy
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Silverman a- -
of Hazelwood avenue have as their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Max Ilersko- =
witz of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Freda Schoenbrun of Eu- =
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did avenue has as her guests Mrs. =
Bertha Lewis and daughter, Lea-
trice Shiels, of Brooklyn, N. Y. la-
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gunsberg
of 16559 Cherrylawn avenue cele-; t.
brated their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary with a dinner for 85
guests on Sunday, June 26, at the
B'nai Moshe dining room. Peter,-
Vasa was toastmaster and the
Misses Weisberg entertained with EL-
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several dance numbers. Dancing I=
followed the dinner.
EPSTEIN-SHYKEWICH
Miss Eva Shykewich became the
bride of Samuel Epstein on Sun-
day evening at the Edison Hotel,
Mt. Clemens, Mich. Rabbi Joshua
8. Sperka officiated.
The.bride, who was unattended,
was gowned in a fitted gown of
white satin and carried a bouquet
Mr. and Mrs. David Goodfriend
of white roses. Her veil was of and family left for their summer Ez
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lace and had a Juliet cap.
home at Miller Beach, Lake Mich- r=7„
After the ceremony the wedding igan, to spend the summer.
party and guests were served din-
ner at the hotel.
Mrs. B. Steinhorn and Mrs. B.
Steinberg and daughter Marion, of =
SKOLNICK-ROTHSTEIN
Brooklyn, New York, were the =
Mrs. R. Rothstein of 2507 West house guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.1=
Philadelphia avenue announces the Sitner, of Delmar drive,
marriage of her daughter, Flor-
ence Harriett, to Dr. Max Skol-
Miss Sophie Wilensky presented
nick, son of Mrs. M. Skolnick. The her pupils in a piano recital Fri-'1=
ceremony was performed on June day in Grinnell Brothers' audits,-
14, at the bride's residence, by Dr. rium. The following participated:
A. M. Hershman.
Audrey Kline, Adrienne Harris. r =
Dorothy Dunitz, Jack Gattegno.
WEINER-BERGER
Raschelle Polinuky, Betty Johnson. ."
Mr, and e Mrs. Hyman Berger of Selma Levin, Minnie Gedanke. =
3319 Burlingame avenue announce Ruth Sobelman, Kenneth Schwartz.
the marriage of their daughter, Adele Wilensky, Eileen Wolf, Myr- --S•
Henrietta, to Reuben R. Weiner, tie De Frankel.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wei-
ner on Sunday evening, June 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sitner.
Rabbi Harold N. Rosenthal offici- (Shirlee V. Kapitz) of 2740 Full-
ated.
erton avenue, will be home to their a
'=
friends after July 4.
BERKE•ESKAY
On Sunday afternoon, June 26,
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Allender.
Miss Dorothy M. Eskay became of Stoepel avenue, have returned a
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the bride of Dr. Sidney S. Berke, from a month's stay in Texas and •••_•
eon of Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Berke Los Angeles, Cal.
at the Belcrest Hotel. Rabbi Har-
Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Pike of
old N. Rosenthal officiated.
Doris avenue left on an extended
trip through Wisconsin, where
MAGID-LEET
Miss Honey Elaine Leet became they will visit with friends in Mil-
the bride of Leo Magid at an im- waukee and other cities.
pressive ceremony on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Germantky
June 26, at Congregation Ahavas
and daughters left for Philadel-
Zion.
phis
to attend the wedding of Mrs.
The bride wore a stunning gown
of pure white satin, over which Germansky's sister, Mies( Lillian =
Chivian,
to Joseph Aberman, of
she wore a short lace jacket stud-
ded with pearls. The veil matched
the gown in its pearl studded head
dress effect. The bride carried a Buffalo, N. Y. Charles Magid at. =
cclonial bouquet of white roses tended his brother as beet man.
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and lilies of the valley.
The flower girls were Misses Ev-
Miss Sally Hamburg attended elyn Raych and Eileen Schwartz. •...
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Miss Leet as maid of honor, wear-
The out-of-town guests Included ..77_,
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ing a gown of pasted pink with Mr. and Mrs. Goldstein of Whit-
accessories' of aquamarine and ins, Ind.; Dr. B. Goldstein of CM - E_-- . .
carried a bouquet of pink rose!, tap, Ill.; G. Leet of New York; =
with shower to match. The Misses Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Raych, Misses a
Ella Leet, Ann Magid, and Sarah Priscilla, Bernice and Estelle Ex._
Raych of Buffalo, N. Y., acted Raych, all of Buffalo, N. Y., and
Harry Koenig of Philadelphia, Pa. =
Is bridesmaids.
nh m zhrs were
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ter trip
AN ALL STAR
FAVORITE CAST
New Low Prices
June 26-To Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Jackson of 3009 Fullerton
a daughter, Ruth Ell en.
June 23-To Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Friedman of 15002 Wildemere
a daughter, Molly.
June 22-To Mr. and Mrs. Sol Lewis (Jean Beth Klein) of 17487
Alwyne, a daughter, Carolyn Sue,
June 20-To Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arkin of 2337 Waverly avenue,
a daughter, Selma R uth.
June 19-To Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fishman of 3350 Collingwood,
a son, Henry Nathan •
June 19-To Mr. and Mrs. Julius Fox of 13230 LaSalle, a daugh.
ter, Paula Joyce.
June 17-To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Becker (Selma Lightstone) of
19426 Warrington dri ve, Sherwood Forest, Detroit, a son, Robert Evan.
June 5-To Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rosenthal (Frances Shore) of
15762 Steel avenue, a son, Maury Robert.
To Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Freedman (Emma Brodsky) a son,
Gerald Allen.
Philadelphia. After spending a few
days with relatives, they will leave
for Atlantic City, where they will
spend the rest of the summer, Mr.
Gel mansky returning to Detroit in
a week to resume his business du-
ties.
"Nur Am Rhein",
On Screen-Polltlnl Com.dy-Rom.ncel Warne
Willl.me in "THE DAR.( HORSE."
July 10-Miss Dorothy Dean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
M. Dean, of 2070 Blaine, to Theodore Masserman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Masserman of Bethune avenue.
July 17-Miss Dorothy Kline to Joseph B. Forman, ceremony to
be performed at 3 p. rn. at 1474 Pingree avenue.
July 17-Miss Tessa Charlotte Seitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Seitz, to Ernst J. Sachse, non of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sachse of
Virginia Park, at Hotel Statler.
Love .. Sons - Humor
in Gorgeous Rheinland Setting
WITH ALL 55 ORIGINAL STARS!
Wedding Calendar
July 3-Miss Ada Newman of Los Angeles, Calif., formerly of
Detroit, to Jack Miller, at Los Angeles.
July 7-Miss Josephine Jacob, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abram
Jacob of 2442 Chicago boulevard, to Dr. Thomas B. 51arvsil, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Marwil of LaSalle boulevard.
July 10-Miss Betty Karbal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Karbal, to Isador Kaplan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kaplan of Chi-
cago, Ill.
56 E. COLUMBIA
COOL -- COMFORTABLE
The Cecil Mark Choir Will Poaltively Thrill You
With 'their Rendition of ”Eli,Eli."
Mr. and Mrs. Julius H. Jacobs of 7636 Poe avenue announce the
engagement of their daughter, Jeanette Marian, to Irwin Berlin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Serlin,
July 2-Miss Marian Elizabeth Sherman, daughter of Mrs. Lena
S. Sherman, of 3005 Chicago boulevard, to Oscar Morse Zemon, son
of Mr. and Mrs. David S. Zemon of Virginia Park.
July 3--Miss Tillie Witus to Edward liarelik, at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. M. \Vitus; Rabbi Harry Z. Gordon officiating.
July 3.-Miss Jeanette Weller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Weller, to Albert Summer, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ilarry Summer, at
the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
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Theater
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say you can still save
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tubes during their.0
On
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and
GARAGE
WORK,
Etc.
We knew the tax was coming.
We wanted to protect our cus-
tomers. So we bought an extra
large supply of fresh new Good-
year tires. You can buy them
now TAX FREE while they last.
All sizes, for all cars.
Stop In Before You Start Out!
Don't celebrate your 4th of July trip with tire blowouts. Nothing wrecks the holiday frame
of mind so completely as a struggle by the roadside with a flat tire. We'll gladly inspect your
tire equipment beforehand. Check these prices.
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