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March 19, 1937

EVERY
HOME
COMFORT

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Passover—March 26

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— —

SEDORUM In All Its Traditions and Splendor
— — —
Prominent Rabbi and Cantor Will Officiate at
Seder Services
— — —
KASHRUTH STRICTLY ADHERED TO
— —
—

RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED AT OFFICE OF

Kraemer's Olympia Hotel

MT. CLEMENS, MICH.

Warning Is Issued by the
Council of Detroit Rabbis

TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC

and to all Proprietors of Grocery Stores

At this season of the year, the Detroit Rabbinical Council,
which includes all of the local qualified Orthodox Rabbis,
deems it proper to caution the observant Jewish public against
the practice of deception by some unscrupulous dealers selling
Passover food articles under false labels with the alluring
words, "Kosher L'Pesach," printed thereon.

Mrs. H. Ginsberg of Cortland
Ave. has returned home from a
two months' stay in Hot Springs,
Ark.

Mrs. Gertrude Waldman and
daughter, Ernestine of Gladstone
Ave. left Miami, Fla. on Sunday
and are expected home the latter
part of this week.

Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffman
of 290 Farnsworth Ave. were
given a surprise party at Lachar's
on Saturday, March 13, in honor
of their 30th anniversary, by their
children: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Pohl, Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Gold-
stein, Marion and Maxwell Hoff-
man. One hundred guests were
present. Many testimonials were
given by the Turover Aid Society
to Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman, charter
and active members for the last
27 years. The guests were enter-
tained by Miss Josie Spirer, visit-
ing from Paris, accompanied by
Miss Ruth Sherman. Mrs. Jeanette
Pohl rendered several vocal selec-
tions in honor of her parents.

J. Y. P. S. Carnival
Night on March 20

The Junior Young People's So-
ciety of Shaarey Zedek will spon-
sor
a carnival night for young
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Yotee announce the engagement of thel people Saturday night, March 20,
daughter, Leah, to Hy Safran, son of Mrs. Freda Safran.
at Shaarey Zedek. The large ball-
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Broady announce the engagement of thei room will be turned into a huge
carnival ground. Boxing exhibi-
daughter, Dorothy, to Joseph C. Glazer, son of Mrs. Louis Glazer.
The engagement of Miss Minnie Spilkin, daughter of Mr. and tions, dancing contests, ping-pong
Mrs. A. Spilkin of Elmhurst Ave., to Herman Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Miller of Fullertoq Ave., was announced this week. .

Wedding Calendai

March 21—Miss Bertha Potashnik, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Sam Potashnik of 2476 Elmhurst Ave., to Harold Hutton, son o
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hutton of 2653 Pingree Ave. The ceremony wil
be performed in the presence of the immediate families at the home
of Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka, 2016 Monterey.
March 21—Miss Mollie Cheifer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Cheifer of 3267 Fullerton Ave., to Max Weisman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Weisman at Congregation Beth Abraham.
April 4—Miss Jane Ann Cerstman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Max Gerstman of the Belcrest, to George Golanty, son of Herman
Golanty of the Detroit-Leland Hotel.

Mrs. Meryl Muscovitz, formerly
of Detroit, and now residing in
Miami Beach, Fla., mother of Mrs.
Mark Weinbeck, was the honored
mother at the annual Mother and
Daughter Day, observed by the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Jewish
Welfare Bureau of Miami Beach,
on Monday, March 15, at the May-
flower Hotel. Dr. Jacob H. Kaplan
spoke on motherhood. Rabbi Abra-
ham Kellner %gave the invocation
and Rabbi Colman Zwitman the
benediction. A pantomine on moth-
erhood was presented by Mrs. Hy-
man Levy. Mrs. Muscovitz was
presented with an old fashioned
bouquet and with a gift from the
Detroit Sunshine Club. She will
be 87 years old the first Seder
night. Mrs. Ida Optner is presi-
dent of the auxiliary.

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Births

March 3—To Mr. and Mrs. S. Citow (Anne Weinberg), a son
Frederick Joel.
March 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boesky of 3470 Oakman
Blvd., a son, Roger Brian.
March 6—To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schreiber (Marcella
Grahm) of 16730 Greenlawn, a son, Russell Barry.
March 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney II, Marwil (Harriet Levy)
of 2700 Glendale, a son, Michael David.
March 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Eisner (Pauline Bogel)
of 3029 W. Buena Vista Ave., a son, William Allan.
March 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ilartz of 4203 W. Grand
Ave., a son, Richard Stephen.
March 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Apsel of 2925 W. Buena
Vista Ave., a son, Leonard Paul.
March 15—To Mr. and Mrs. Irving Jaffee (Ruth Zwerling) of
1622 Blaine Ave., a daughter, Beverly Jean.

CONFIDENCE PAVES THE WAY

Mrs. Daniel Schwarzstein, (the
former Helen Mittledorf of De-
troit) of Englewood, N. J., is visit-
Divisions Tell How They Are
ing 'this week with her parents, Heads of Trade Council
Organizing Their Workers and Why They Are
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Mittledorf at 2976
Certain of Campaign's Success
Monterey Ave.

Mrs. Morrey Shepherd of 3253
Newly-chosen heads of divisions in the Trade Council of the
Rochester Ave. was hostess to her Allied Jewish Campaign this week carried on the work of organising
bridge club on Tuesday afternoon,
drive,
their teams with a spirit of confidence that the forthcoming
March 9.
which will be conducted from May 2 to May 15 will be • triumph
and
the
liberality
of
Detroit
workers
Mr. and Mrs. Morrey Shepherd for the untiring effort. of the
(Zelda Smith) of 3253 Rochester Jewry.
Mrs. David S. Diamond, co-
Ave. entertained a group of their
Harry J. Solomon, co-chairman
friends at a bridge and midnight with Aaron Silberblatt of division chairman of the services and mis-
supper, Sunday, March 14. Covers F, in charge of solicitations among cellaneous division, expressed her
confidence for the campaign's suc-
were laid for 15 guests.
cess in the following statement:
I
"As one of the chairmen of the
The Eroettes Club held a meet-
division that is primarily composed
ing Friday evening, March 19, at
of
women, I feel that I am justified
the home of Irene Kemper, 2297
in expressing confidence in the
Hazelwood Ave. Plans for spring
certain success of our work. We
social activities were discussed.
have a tradition for loyalty on the
Jerry Bielfield of Hazelwood
is
spending
two
weeks
in
New
Ave.
York.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bielfield of
Hazelwood Ave. returned from a
three weeks' stay at the Dempsey-
Vanderbilt Hotel, Miami Beach,
Fla.

ntur Chcaqi-
cLccoun.1.6 wEicomect,

Shyrly Imber and Melba Simons,
Members of the Committee on
Arrangements

tournaments, fortune telling con-
cessions, photography booths, and
a score of numerous activities will
be in continuous swing throughout
the evening. Tickets are 35 cents,
and may be purchased at the door
or by calling Lester Satovsky,
Longfellow 7624.
Henry Maskero and Seymour
Krause, co-Chairmen of this affair,
have done a splendid job in secur-
ing excellent entertainment and
provisions for the entire evening.
The popular Commodores and their
10-piece band have been secured
by these chairmen for the dancing
which will continue throughout the
evening. The ticket sale has far
exceeded expectations and more
tickets have been printed to ac-
commodate the huge request.
The next meeting will be held
Sunday afternoon, March 21, in
room 303 of Shaarey Zedek. All
members and friends are invited
to attend this meeting. The doors
will be closed promptly at 3:30.
An interesting program has been
arranged.

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became the bride of Samuel D.
Horenstein, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Horenstein.
Rabbi A. M. Hershman officiat-
ed at the ceremony held in the
small chapel at Shaarey Zedek.
A reception was held in the af-
ternoon, after which dinner was
served for the family.
The couple left for Miami
Beach, Fla., where they will spend
their honeymoon.

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COOPER—KUSHNER
WATCH CHRONICLE NEXT WEEK FOR ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kushner
announce the marriage of their
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Morris
daughter, Ann, to Benjamin
INSIST UPON THE ENDORSEMENT OF THE WHOLE
were in Youngstown, 0. over the
Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Isa-
week-end to celebrate the 40th
DETROIT RABBINATE; DO NOT ALLOW YOURSELF
dore Cooper, on Sunday, Feb. 21.
wedding
anniversary
of
the
latter's
TO BE MISGUIDED BY THE TESTIMONIAL OF AN
-:35c a Day Buys Farm 4 1
Rabbi M. Zager performed the
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Rosen-
INDIVIDUAL, WHOEVER HE MAY BE.
ceremony in the presence of 300
baum.
guests at Congregation Pesach
David Lieberwitz, well-known
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jakont and
young Jewish business man, was
Tikvsh.
Let the Jewish public bear in mind that this is the only
daughters are now residing in
unanimously elected president of
safeguard and protection in matters pertaining to Kashruth.
their new home at 2744 Tuxedo
the Detroit Retail Shoe Dealers
Association at the annual meeting
Ave.
Detailed information concerning Kashruth for Passover can
of that orgsnization held at the
SOLOMON
HARRY J.
be gotten from anyone of the local rabbis.
Commodore Club this week. Mr.
the professional groups, stated this
Lieberwitz has -held the office of
week:
secretary and other important
re-
"We are getting very few
At the closing session of the positions in the shoe group.
ob.
Private auditions to determine
from people who are being
Adolph Goetz of Russeks was
fusals
conference
of
the
central
states
MRS. DAVID S. DIAMOND
thenature and extent of your
Are You Talented?
approached with the requests to
regional of Junior Hadassah which unanimously re-elected treasurer
or obligation. Short, Interesting, leisure Dine
natural gifts. No rnarse
in
voice
misle,
part
of
women
which
fully
equals
act
as
captains
and
workers
of
the
organization
for
the
fourth
was held at the Mayflower Hotel,
courses for child and adult, In dramatic art, Instrumental
culture, •reative art, dancing, creative writing, marionettes, cello technique
Last Monday afternoon, mem- the coming drive and I believe that the accomplishments of the men in Akron, 0., May 13 and 14, the successive year.
bers and friends of the Women's we shall have very few people ' previous campaigns. I believe that following officers were elected to
Other Jewish business men who
ce-A.
we
7
7.;11
SEVEN ARTS INSTITUTE :?,,.:1,
Auxiliary of the Jewish Home for turning us down in requests for we shall repeat our former suc- head the regional for the coming held offices in the Detroit Retail
Director
Aged,
practically
filled
the
Brown
Shoe
Dealers
Association
include
cesses and that the 1937 drive will year: President, Miss Sylvia Bro-
N. I..
contributions to the campaign.
Memorial Chapel of Temple Beth
"You can readily see that we are be another triumph for the work dy of Akron; first vice-president, past presidents M. A. Mittelman
El. for the meeting and lecture encouraged. Speaking for my divi- of our division."
Sylvia Sidenburg of Cleveland and Nathan Hack.
delivered by Dr. Osborne A. Brines, sion, I can assure the community
Heights; second vice-president,
As little a• 26 cents • day put
Bnai Moshe Y. P. S.
on "Causes and Curability of Can- that we won't let anything stand
aside regularly, can enable you
Sadie Shur of Detroit; third vice-
to own a place like this by the
cer."
president,
Helen
Krebs
of
Louis-
in the way of success."
The Young People's Society of
time you're ready to "Take
Mrs. A. M. Ferar, president,
ville;
recording
secretary,
Ger-
Abe Kasle, co-chairman of the
Congregation Bnai Moshe had a
las easy." Net blow the pro-
announced that the dessert-bridge mechanical
trude Sachs of Cincinnati; treas-
division, em-
green ucsie.h wo will be gland
fine turnout for the first out-door
and style show and the blanket phasized the trades
urer,
Helen
Lefkowitz
of
Canton.
importance of raising
event of the season, Sunday, March
ce111106J8X
sale has been temporarily post-
The regular meeting of the The conference heard reports
the
entire
campaign
quota
in
the
The Junior Congregation of poned in order that there be no
14, at Elizabeth Park.
Young People's Society of Shaa- from representatives from the four
The regular meeting of March Shaarey Zedek will hold its own interference with the forthcoming following statement:
INVESTOR'S SYNDICATE
"The Allied Jewish Campaign rey Zedek will be held March 21, states forming the regional and
21 has been cancelled and the Passover services this year in the Allied Jewish Campaign. This pro-
Living Dkotectioe
at 3:30 p. m., in the social hall of adopted resolutions pledging the
group will spend the afternoon as daily prayer room. Services will ject, however, will be taken up quota has been announced, and the the synagogue. The afternoon will organization's whole-hearted co-
FOUNDED 1894
;i
guests of the Young People's So- be held on the first two days, again, shortly after the Federa- drive's machinery is being well feature "A Musical Program" un- operation to the Jewish National
Represented by
UP
ciety of Congregation Shaarey March 27 and 28, and on the last tion drive.
der the direction of Miss Flora Fund, efforts for the spreading of
two days, April 2 and 3, beginning
Zedek.
Mrs. Joseph H. Ehrlich delivered
Palestinian propaganda, cooper-
Beckman.
All
members
of
the
at g o'clock. Sam Krohn and a talk in behalf of the Allied Jew-
Young People's Society of Bnai ative relations with Senior liadas-
Jerome Sonenklar will officiate as ish Campaign. She stated that
FOR
David, the Y. P. S. of Bnai Moshe, ash and cooperation with Young
Dexter-Joy Florist, Tyler 6-6622. chazonim. Talks on the significance probably by the end of June, the
EVERY
and the Y. P. S. of Temple Beth Judaea to interest Judaeans in
IMO Industrial Dank Bldg.
Flowers for all occasions — of Passover will be given by other new Jewish Home for Aged will
ellerry CIO
El are invited to attend this en- Junior Hadassah work.
FIGURE
members of the Junior Congre- be ready for occupancy. However,
Rabbi
Eric
Friedland
of
Pon-
tertaining afternoon's program. It
TYPE
gation.
open house is planned for the early
tiac was the guest speaker at the
will
consist
of
Phillip
Brestoff,
Parents are urged to encourage part of next month.
concert maestro of the Michigan formal banquet held on Sunday
their sons and daughters to at-
Mrs. Anthony Deutsch of Pen-
Theater orchestra, who will play evening.
Scalp Treatments tend these services as well as the nington Drive was hostess to the
The following represented the
the violin; Mrs. Herbert Metz,
regular services which are held board of directors last week.
Specializing in
well-known for her dramatic en- Detroit unit: Sophie B. Schwartz,
each Saturday morning, beginning
Rose
Greenwald, Bertha Yackness,
terpretive readings, who will read
NEWEST METHODS
at 9:30. At the Junior Congrega-
several selections; Miss Flora Ann Milstein, Rose Shear, Bernice
tion, the boys and girls learn the
Beckman, talented and accom- Friedland, Alice Smiley, Mabel
SHELTON TULIP OIL
true meaning of the various por-
plished pianist, who will play the Botwin, Bess Kief, Ruth Fried-
PERMANENTS
tions of the service, presented in
piano; Miss Ruth Brotman, well- land and Eva Sherman.
inter e sting and understanding
Bernice Levine, chairman in
FACIAL TREATMENTS
known radio singer, who will sing,
fashion, and learn, too, to take an
The April meeting of the Detroit
accompanied by Mrs. Rose Bassin- charge of the bridge tournament,
active part in the service itself. section of the National Council of
reports
that this affair is meeting
Stein; Miss Evelyn Skolnick, ac-
At the services last Saturday, Jewish Women will be held on
Arthil Sada . . . Ike
complished cellist who Will give a with splendid enthusiasm and co-
Sam Krohn acted as Charon while Monday afternoon, April 5, at
.
operation.
At the first meeting held
with delasirtablo
cello solo accompanied by Sol
your bwalvIdnality. It
the resume and prophetical portion 2:16 o'clock, at Temple Beth El.
at
the
McKercheL
Bldg.
on
March
Weller, and Cantor Sonenklar of
tlis affeiltat dove
were given by Marilyn Koffman. Mrs. Walter Leib will preside.
Formerly with Nancy Van Wyck
9,
40
members
participated.
The
nowt fag Tow with
CA. 0E17
Shaarey Zedek who will lead the
508 EMPIRE BLDG.
This week, Shirley Barahal will
the me Iii law Wit wind
The program committee has
group in Jewish folk songs, and second session of this tournament
ks too gar.
for your burl
give the resume and the talk on arranged an exceptionally inter-
was held at the home of Sophie
/Wel, toe,
mewl. W116 A,t
will
be
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Rose
the prophetical portion,
Intionwee yew =I:
yen
esting program for the afternoon.
Bassin-Stein. All members and Balberor on Thursday, March 18.
Inle
atiffielwffl
be held be-
A special representative of the
On
Win 1•4 MOWN . . .
J EW ELER
their friends are invited to at- One more session will
and
low-bark eeeedng new Old 10.•
ABE KASLE
Metro- Goldwyn - Mayer Pictures
tend. Refreshments will be served fore eliminations are begun
an entirely different fasmdb11.0.
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those who are participating in this
Zedakah Juniors Frolic Is a will give a preview lecture on the lubricated with deep Interest and after the program.
slorw
W
So
yen.
Dame In and let as
tournament are requested to watch
photoplay "Good Earth" by Mrs.
Special Distrihntor
Great Success
The Chronicle for further notices
Pearl Buck. The picture has been cooperation. Divisions are organ-
Mull. Presentation
ized.
Workers
are
getting
started.
or
to
communicate
with
Bernice
acclaimed one of the finest achieve-
The Zedakah Juniors frolic held ments of the year and is a post- The campaign is on. Jews of De-
Levine, Townsend 8-8924, for in-
WJBK—Friday-7: 45
Sunday, March 14, at the Aztec humous testimonial to the late troit should and must raise the
formation.
Tbo sew aristocratic table-
quota in order to assist our starv-
Tower
in
the
Union
Guardian
Bldg.
Irving
Thalberg
and
his
genius.
Judge Ralph W. Liddy was a tremendous success and the
ware p ossess ing th• color
Sisters of Zion Mizrachi Has
The social hour and tea will follow ing and oppressed European breth-
DEXTER
BLVD.
12036
ren and to support our local and
Yiskor services will be conduct-
members thank the various organi- the progam.
and beauty of 16-karat gold
DUVERNOIS DIES
Oneg
Shabbat
national
agencies.
I
am
prepared
zations and Individuals who at-
ed at Congregation Beth Jacob on
with tin strength of steel.
to go to bat at once in this game Montcalm St. near Antoine, on the
The
Sisters
of
Zion
Mizrachi
tended.
RABBI FRAM TO GIVE
PARIS (WNS)—Henri Duver-
which must be won—with a score morning of the last day of Pass- conducted an Oneg Shabbat on
Much
credit
is
due
to
the
pa-
nois, one of the beat known Jewish trons, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ger- COURSE FOR HADASSAH of 2385,000."
over, Saturday, April 3, at 11 Saturday, March 13, at the home
Special Passover Sale
authors of France, who was
of Mrs. Glucklich, 2494 Clair-
Passover Meals Served
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jacob
o'clock.
known as the "successor of Guy mansky,
The Detroit Chapter of Hades-
Leonard Shemsnsky is president mount.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Koffman
Shapiro
Stop in for a Bite or • Meal
de Maupassant," is dead here at
sah will present Rabbi Leon Fram Donations for Furnishing of of the synagogue and Abe Acker-
Mrs. T. Segal, president, in be-
their advice and support.
the age of 62. Scion of an Alsacian for The
Delicious—Wholesome Feed
TABLEWEAR
proceeds will be used to in a series of six weekly lectures
man and Barney Barnett are in half of the organization, thanks
Home for Aged
family by the name of Schwa- send under-nourished children to on "The Role of the Jew in Modem
serv- Mrs. Anna Warren, popular sopra-
at 50% off
bacher, Duvernois won fame for camp this summer, which was the Current Problems." The course
Donations for furnishings for charge of the special holiday
Aged ices. The committee has issued a no, for rendering musical selec-
a., short thaw oat,
his short stories and novels. In
will be given at the Jewish Com- the Jewish Home for the
tion and Mrs. A. Duahkin for her
business
and
object
of
this
affair.
call
to
all
Detroit
1933 he was awarded the Grand
received by the Wornton's
RESTAURANT & LUNCH
The next meeting will be held munity Center beginning Tuesday, were
professional men to attend these dramatic readings.
Prix de Literature by the French
from the following:
Special writ*. en Diamonds.
The public is again urged to
at the home of Ida Sklare, 2719 April 6, at 11 a. rn. The re 'stns. Auxiliary
services at 11 o'clock sharp. They
12059 DEXTER BLVD.
Academy.
Detroit
Sunshine
Club
of
Miami
tion
fee
is
$1.
For
further
informa-
23 open for the Mts.
Watches sad Jewelry
Glendale, March 21, at 1 p. m.
also urge that liberal contribu- keep May
Near Eleshurst
tion call Mrs. Lawrence Crohn, Beach, Fla.
rachl
Mothers
and
Daughters
Helen
Singer,
Sophie
Bogarhoff
Teas Slesinger, the novelist, is
In memory of Mrs. Betsy Marks tions be made to the synagogue, luncheon.
Tyler 4-5527, chairman of the COM-
and
Clutrlotte
Aaron
are
new
mem-
badly
In
need
of
repairs.
which
is
showing off her now born son,
by her loving family.
edocation.

Lieberwitz Heads
Retail Shoe Men

Detroiters Attend
Regional of Junior
Hadassah at Akron

Women's Auxiliary
of Home for Aged
Postpones Bridge

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■

Jr. Congregation
Will Hold Its Own
Passover Services

Y. P. S. to Feature
a Musical Program

artist

e5Wodel

5 .0 0

Walter Berlow

Council Will Meet
Monday, April 5

Margaret Greenough
BEAUTY SALON

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You Be the Judge

YISKOR SERVICES
AT BETH JACOB

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