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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and the Legal Chronicle

February 21, 1941

Variety Musical Program
Offered at First Center
Musicale Tuesday
The followin g have made con-

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE
JEWISH HOME FOR AGED

CLASSIFIED

LAS ALLE
Window Shade Co.

HEDER TORAH HEBREW
tributions to the Home for Aged:
Mills Dominguez, famous Mex-
SCHOOL — D. L. Bresler, FOR RENT—Large, furnished Nathan Bachman, In memory of
room in adult home. Tele- father, Michael Brachman; Mrs. Sarah ican soprano; Morris and Sylvia
3833 Humphrey, near Holmur,
phone privileges. Good trans- Colman, In memory of Mrs. Lena Ras- Hochberg, well known violin and
next to Bnai Zion Synagogue.
WINDOW SHADES
; Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Fenton,
portation. Quiet neighborhood. •
Hebrew, Yiddish, Bible, Rashi,
memory of Nathan Finley; Clara piano duo; Kurt Saffir, 11-year-
in
MADE TO ORDER
Garage
if
desired.
Townsend
Franklin,
In
memory
of
Mr.
Rosen:
old pianist, and the Jewish Amer-
History, Bar Mitzvah. Also pri-
Leon and Rose Friedman, donation; ican Youth Congress will all be
Cleaned and Repaired
5-0059. Glendale Ave.
vate lessons for adults or chil-
William Friedman, in honor of the
dren. Townsend 8-8094.
birthhday of Mrs. Louis Van Baalen; featured on the program of the
LINOLEUM
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished Mrs. S. Funkensteth, Los • Angeles, first Center musicale, which will
room for lady or gentleman in California, In memory of husband,
Inlaid
and Battleship
DAVID HOROWITZ, Teacher—
Funkensteln; Rae Goldberg, In
quiet home of three adults. Samuel
memory of mother, Edith ; Mrs. Samuel
English, Citizenship, Yiddish,
CARPETING
Good transportation. 2742 Tay- Goldberg, in memory of Nathan Fin-
Hebrew and Bar Mitzvah.
ley; Mrs. Rachel Gorelick, In memory
lor Ave. Tyler 4-5586.
Rugs and Furniture
Reading and writing guaran-
of mother, I lode ; Adolph (Hallow,
Dr. S. W. Green, In mentorY
teed. Free trial lesson. 1724 FOR RENT—Nicely furnished, donation;
VENETIAN BLINDS
li ayle ; Jake Greenwald,
o f mother
Pingree, Apt. 22. Hogarth
' of mother, Sarah Green-
■ memory
airy room for lady or gentle- i weld
Drapery Hardware
;
Mrs.
Norman
Hayden,
in
noon-
3547 or Tyler 4-9522.
man in home of small, adult Noir r,..;
r. , and
i utlxisrtein ; Ain„
doNlith 1 l,r
y of Adolph
Get Our Prices and Save
Mir,,. 1 117,14
family. 3742 Burlingame Ave.
Free Estimates Furnished
nd broti;:q!';' II
FOR RENT—Room for one or
Ales and
Davison 4126. Inquire any day of ' Hyman,
In memory of Adolph
8625 LINWOOD
two gentlemen in beautiful sin-
J.
Imerman,
In
mem-
except Saturday.
Rubenstein ; Mrs.
gle home. Meals optional. Ga-
Sadie
j
ris
i,i
in
CALL
TYLER 5-1230
Morris;
p,
ierr,
brother,
irn
ii ory
,r
li ern. -
Nrr(s'..Ir da
rage. Good transportation. OFFICE manager for grocery ty memory
In
tra Klelnberg, Bay rim
Fairfield Ave. near 7 Mile Rd.
chain. Married man. Qualified iiiti o ese
sbnitil,)
o r. husband,
n t o iIr
r 1 s hf,
(Lrjy olOt NIIri. elIio t t
University 1-8829.
to take full charge. Call Ar- Mrs. M. Lapides, in memory of hus-
RECEPTACLES
Levin,
lie
b
J aJco
ng on 4200, Mr. Greenspoon. band Pinch us Lapides;
Garbage, Ash and Itubbleh.
FOR RENT—Large newly dec-
donation; Mrs. Sigmund Reiner, !lona-
Reinforced Courrete, Fully Guar-
vi
orated furnished room in home SALESLADIES WANTED—
anteed. Priced Hight.
in Rosen; Mrs. Irtt117,
experienced
Thoroughly
of couple, for one or two gen-
AMERICAN
ory of mother, Zelda Brownstein; J.
coats and dresses. Not o Vol'30 Rubenstein, Port I I uron, Mich., in
tlemen. Good transportation.
RECEPTACLE CO.
memory of father, Adolph Rubenstein;
2631 Gladstone, Apt. 104,
years. Full and part time, Mr and Mrs. M. J. Satir, in memory
579 Kenilworth To. 8.5889
Steady. Berg's 7366 Grand of • Nathan Finley ; Mrs. Siegel, dona -
w
Sherman,
•■
•• ■ 111P
Ion;
Bernard
Sloan,
In
memory
of
River Apply Monday after t mother; Mr. and Mrs. Bat • ne y Smith.
,
n
FOR RENT—Clean, mod e r n
In memory of Nathan Finley; Evelyn
1 p. m.
room in quiet home. 3244
, !T ie k ,M ri ,141. 1 inni s o r o fII, Mirn. Illtl°e811e1n0 r• y More
Monuments of Character
Ysto
Tuxedo Ave. Townsend 5-2590. FOR SALE — Two silver foxes. .,,, Nathan Finley and
Barney Wetsman;
vallW
Excellent quality. Original cost Albert and Dr. Harry Tanner, dolla -
7.p.A.4,17
In memory of father,
FOR RENT — Airy, furnished
$275. Forced to sacrifice. Miss don; I. Wald, Mr.
and
:Mrs.
A.
H.
Sam Wald;
room for a gentleman or em-
Caplan, 2641 Calvert Ave.
- MILLA DOMINGUEZ
Weinstein, tit memory of Adolph Ruben-
stein; Beatrice Weisberg, In memory
ployed couple. 2005 W. Phila-
FOR
RENT
—
Lovely
newly-fur-
of
Mr.
Rosen
;
I.
Winkelman,
in
mem-
delphia, Apt. 201. Tyler
Women's be given in the Center auditorium
w ith private en- or of Adolph Rubenstein;
n i s h e d room w
for
Tuesday, Feb. 25, at 8:30 p.
5-8909.
Auxiliary of ow Jewish Home Sal?,
trance
and
washroom,
in
home
Aged
In
memory
of
Mrs.
Lot
tie
—
m . The program will be free to
•
Sam Benderoff, in
tie
Mr.
and.
Mrs.
fur-
of
small
family.
Unlimited
tele-
FOR RENT — Beautiful,
Rubinstein; Mr. of and the public, but admission will be
phone. Convenient transporta- memory of N B A.
A.
T
nished, clean room for a gen-
neert lt in InTo memory
i enn
Tickets may be
( nio. In by ticket only.
e;
lion.
Reasonable.
3577
W.
Outer
m
Itu%nisitlrY
tleman in home of small fam-
secured at the Center office, free
.
Celia
II.
Mrs.
rrle
Brown;
Mo'
'
mory
of
me
Drive. University 2-2850.
Ave.
Hy. 2719 Elmhurst
Pontiac, in memory of of charge, on any day prior to
lilumrosen ,
Nathan Blumrosen; Arthur Monday, Feb. 24.
Townsend 7-4815.
Granite and Marble Monument*
FOR RENT—Furnished room in husband,
Cohen, In memory of mother, Belle
of
e mory
i
if of
o
h
Alilla Dominguez i is tl
t e wife
home of two adults. Near car Cohen; Mrs. Annie Ethos, tom
7729 TWELFTH ST.
A.
Epstein,
FOR RENT — Beautifully fur-
father, Abraham-Noah; Mrs.
the Mexican consul in Detroit,
TYler 6410:
and bus lines. Tyler 6-4237.
Highland l'ark, In memory of husband,
nished front bedroom in sin-
and
has
sung
with
the
Chicago
a..
Krn; t (Tl; Mr
i
l
l.
,
l
a
no
a
le
nti
rm
A
gle home of two adults. Con- WANTED—Room and dinners by
(ndi t ;1.] ' 918 tit.' . Opera Company, and in recitals
d 1'. Ran
Alfred
on f
genial, home atmosphere. Un-
L imai,e t. O., In memory
employe d girl or will share S. Fishel Y, Shpr
Fishel; Ann and throughout this country and Mex-
The Well Known Cantor
y
n
mother,
limited telephone service. 2715
apartment. Must be between Sidney Foreman, In memory of Dan ico. In addition to having a re-
Glynn Ct. near Lawton. Town-
14th and Dexter, south of Bur- Bernstein; I larold L. Frank. In ,hem: markable dramatic so prano voice,
ory of S. Levi of Buffalo, N. Y.; sate
lingame. Townsend 7-8084.
send 8-0424.
y In memory of she is a fine pianist, and occa-
at Id famil
uel
S mother; Mrs. siona y accompanies herself P ar-
of Cong.
Eric Fr Ie. dland''
,
In
memory
of mother,
FOR RENT—Furnished room LOT FOR SALE-64 ft. Wis_ Rabbi
Chas.
Gitlin,
Beth Tefilo
(
in native Mexican songs.
Mrs Abe Gordon In ticularly
.
for a gentleman. Unlimited
consin Ave. near McNichols Rd. 'have Steinberg;
Emanuel
of parents, Marcus and EsHie 1 : Her program will consist of a
01
Can build either income or du- meniory
Taylor and
telephone. Northwest section.
group of European and Mexican
step-; Max Greenbaum, In memory
Woodrow
Wilson
step-son,
Diehard
Uurovitch
;
Mrs.
Roy
plex.
Reasonable.
Must
sell.
Townsend 8-0509. Call Satur-
In memory' of parents, Zelik son gs
Capnbie and
Call Tyler 6-9472 evenings or Greenblatt,
day after 7 p. m. and any
and Hannah Jacobson; Mr. I: arp—do-
M o rris and Sylvia Hochberg
Specialized
War-
Randolph 4102 days.
notion; :qrs. Cella Lavine-Fierer,
time Sunday or daily.
recitals on
mother
n • • eared in oint
• • . h ave an
J
ran. 0., in memory of
mo . Shavne
Jacob Levin—donation; Mrs. Martha many occasions in Detroit, and
FOR RENT—Large, airy room
her, M oses
Levey , In m emory dItosfen
tho :
la their eaeudi
enacvees.alwTahyesy will hptedya
atberg —dons- h
— _ DETROIT
_ _ _ ROIT JEWISH Llebersteln; Michael
Certificate*
for a gentleman or employed LEAGUE OF
lion; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Roth, in mem-
from hospitals
couple in single home of two YOUTH TO MEET TUESDAY ory of Mrs. liZoffina Mrs. J. 11. Sea -
and
noted
.
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s
,
Jewish
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adults. Congenial atmosphere.
professors from
m an, Pont lae, In memory of
Chorus, which A
Joseph
H.
Seaman;
A
State
of
evening,
Feb.
25,
bond,
Must be seen to be appre-
On
memory of mother,
V" I
New York
In honk Steinber, In (ier the direction of Julius Chajes, ,
dated. 8513 Marygrove Drive, al, 0:0u p. m. ' representatives of s. It Solomon,
at
till
er
•
, hav e St einberg; ( I nector
of music at the Center
14;
e of ) mother,
.
m "
(Needy are given free care)
near Six Mile Roa d. U niver- Jewish y outh groups will meet in memory
Abrahams, in will appear in a group of Pales -
Mr. 01141 Mrs. More y
Also
marriages performed,
the Jewish Community Center. m
emory of Nathan Grossman; Mrs. , ,
sity 2-8448.
mum songs.
of father,
either at my home or in
i the organizing S. Blumenthal, in memory
FOR RENT—Beautiful, large, At that meetng
.
4ilin,
In
me-
tt E
Mrs. Ea
br
halls. Services conducted in
Gentleman committee of the League of De- Aaham:
inr • Mr.
l sne
ii Atir. {: ,I it , , „A.reiC
of
honor amnd
furnished room.
English and Yiddish.
,
troit Jewish Youth will present ,m,tr, orliNirs
stein,
In
memory
of
mot
her,
Ida
Feld-
,
fiat
preferred . Townsend 7-8207. — the constitution and scope of ac- M ir.. and . MrS. Satnill Silverman's
stein; Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Fobert,
,i
Mr.
and
Mn'.
wedding anniversary ;
Rev. Hyman Schulsinger
e n . Al risn. In memory of Mrs, I:ay f man ; Samuel
memory
1 1 o l r yr, , :tifi
RENT—Furnished room in tivities of the league, which will
:% F11,1.11 ),!,1,1 4g;ir , stall,. a m
Frank and family, in memory of Mrs.
1934 HAZELWOOD
FOR
formally
organize
to
carry
INIi.oiii(i:
II.
Buchhalter;
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Louis
Mrs.
home of two adults. Gara g e. th en
TYler 6-6960
memory of Mrs. Lrma Rosenthal;
Goldberg, in memory of Mrs. Mollie
:
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oncern
wor
c-
of
Good transportation. 4216 Cle- on the significant
r ini.tizn,r, Fonmull, in honor Abe
a r Meisner ; Mr. and Mrs. M. Grass, In
N.
the 1 l i ld
all
of
son,
Leonard
,
so- N
memory of Mr. Lieberman; Mr. and
merits Ave., lower. Hogarth ing the political, cultural and
Mrs. M. Grass, In memory of Rebecca
c ial aspocts of Jewish life .
Slievin; rs. Lillian S. amburg, Colum-
4978.
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RIVERMONT PARK SANITARIUM IN MIAMI OFFERS
REST, RELAXATION AND SPECIALIZED TREATMENT
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bus, O., in memory of fat her, Jacob
Snerman ; Mrs. Zelda Harris, In mem-
ory of Mrs. Mollie Mel oiler ; Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Keys, In memory of Bessie
Bloonwarden ; Nfrs. Ircvlii Lef ko, for
prayers In I),Italf of Nfary Faber; Anna
Lew inson, Mutation; Air. and Mrs.
Ed H. Alagnus, in memory of Nathan
1 Hussman ; Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Mahler,
in memory of Nat han Grossman and
Rose 'twiner; Mr. Mill Ire. 11. !imam-
helm, in memory of Mrs. II. Buellhalter
and M. Rose; Abraham Prioslow, 1101111. -
!tarry liklimond, In honor of
I MI:
liar Mitzvah of Leonard Fel unman ; Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Roth, In memory if
Mrs. Molly 'Wisner; Airs. IL It. sable,
for prayers In behalf of Mrs Mary
Faber's recovery; Mr. and Mrs. II. G.
s•hlager, in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel SIP. erman's 50th wedding an-
IllversarY M rs. Hose Skolnik, In mem-
ory of husband. Laybe SkolnIk ; Mrs.
\•old.) Stoma!), In memory of father,
Jacob Sherman ; Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Stinker, In memory of Mrs. Mollie
Mcis ter ; Robert L. Turner, in memory
of Mrs. Mottle Nielsner; II. 11. Warner,
In memory of fat her Aaron-Samuel
Warner.

"Abandoned Women" At-
traction at Littman's
This Sunday

RIVERMONT PARK SANITARIUM

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The recent formal opening of Rivermont Park Sanitarium at 1789 N. W. 7th St., Miami, Fla.,
, was attended last month by hundreds of Miamians and visitors from New York and other cities. Vic.
acres of land on which the comfortable, homdike sanitarium is situated borders on the Miami
, six
nd sailing make delightful nrcreation for the patients who nd here rest
and
ct heart
1
River,
where fishing
..3
for the ctor,
treatment
.r. relaxation. This unique Miami institution, which i3 especially equipped nese
S anel Be er. The
do y.
, disease, rheumatism, arthritis and nervous cases, it managed by the Vienrecover
Pat ients find not
staff of doctors, nurses and dietician assure every the
opportunity
for
who
need
Miami's
beneficial
climate the
•
os
only health, but diversion and entertainment, and
r entertainm e
s?s
fo
entire
winter season
not leave
the the
premi
Rivermont
Park need
Sanitarium,
under
direction of Dr. Beer, is a delightful place for rest,

MOGILL

2065
Virginia Park
TY. 4-5900

SURGICAL
MMIEL
It (-commended by
Plo•Maims and
Hospitals
Marriage,'
Performed

Rev. Cantor

Jacob
Silverman

tit ItGI•AL
MOREL
2:1 Years'
Practice
Recommended by
141y/detail% and

llnrphnle

9371
Wildemere
TY. 4-0062

Marriage*
Performed

"Abandoned Women," a melo
drama featuring many new musi-
I al numbers. written by I. Zolo-
tarevsky, will be staged at Litt-
man's Yiddish People's Theater,
12th and Seward, Sunday mati-
nee and evening.
A testimonial evening will be
rendered Leon Seidenberg and
Harry Landman on Tuesday eve-
ning and "The Eternal Fool" will
be staged.

Rev. Cantor
DA VID
GOLDEN

Detroit'. Pavorlte
III 0 II IC i.
TYLER f1-11.190

i'VeddIng Urn-
lee Perfe.u.d at
Home and ay A..
polntment. •

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Detroit's Finest
Jewish Funeral Home

relaxation
and treatment.
In addition
to the rest, relief and treatment which a patient receives at Rivermont Park, a
schedule of many forms of diversion has been inaugurated, chief among which is the weekly Sunday
ach.
afternoon musical and literary hour. These events attract many visitors to Miami and Miami Be ncer
Prominent artists who have appeared on these programs are Sara Halevy, Palestinian da
and singer; Ruth Brotman, Detroit singer; Anita Melicow and Kurt Wellish, pianists; Mercy Ybor,
and
Spanish dancer; G. Woolf, tenor; Organoff, guitar player; Flora Friedman, Jewish writer, nc
7739 JOHN IL STREET
Irs. I. M. Weinstein, book reviewer, all of who m were well received by appreciative audiees.
Although this sanitarium has been only recen tly opened, it is nearly full, proving that such a rigiMI ■1■
sanitarium was urgently needed in Miami.

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