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Music Study Club Benefit Concert for
Sylvia .Simons Scholarship Fund Jan. 25
DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE
and The
Legal Chronicle
January 7, 1944
Contributions to the
VAL CLARE AND KATJA ANDY GUESTS
Jewish Home for Aged OF SISTERHOOD OF SHAAREY ZEDEK
To benefit the Sylvia Simons Lappin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
The following have made con-
Two prominent personalities will spring at the Institute of Arts and
Scholarship Memorial Fund which Alpera, Mi'. and Mrs. Hyman tributions to the Home:
feature the luncheon meeting on startled the musical public into a
Black,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jay
Rosen-
was founded in 1936 in memory of
Mrs. Shirley Blatt, in memory
shine, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen, of father, David Kleine•; Mrs. Jan 10 at 12:30 o'clock in the realization of her virtuosity.
Sylvia Simons, the Music Study
Katja Andy started studying in
Erwin Phillips, Mr. and Mrs.
Club will present Judith Sidorsky, Aaron Sidorsky, Dr. and Mrs. D. Lefko, in memory of father, social hall of the Congregation Germany at the age of five and
Moyshe-Shimen;
Mrs.
Minnie Shaarey Zedek at which time the
brilliant American pianist in con- Harry Stocker, Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
with the eminent Edwin Fisher in
Steinberg, in memory of husband, Sisterhood of Shaarey Zedek will
cert January 25 at the Detroit ris Mendelson, Mr. and Mrs. Isa-
Berlin at 14. When Hitler rose to
Jacob
H.
Steinberg;
Louis
Blum-
welcome
all
new
and
paid-up
mem-
Institute of Arts.
dore Mendelson, Dr. Boudana berg, Collinsville, Ill., in mem- hers at their annual paid-up Power in 1933 she left Germany
The concert committee is busily Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
ory of mother, Toby Blumberg; luncheon. Through the efforts of for Paris, where she lived for
engaged in making this event an Purdy, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scherr,
Mrs. Etta E.Cohn, Tucson, Ariz., Mrs. Nathan Simons and Mrs. four years before coming to New
outstanding success.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Jackson, Mr. in memory of husband, Louis M. Carl Schiller, an outstanding pro- York, then through friends, to
A luncheon will be held in the and Mrs. Maurice Morse, Mr. and
Detroit.
Cohn, and father, Isaac Elbinger; wain has been planned.
home of Mrs. Jay Rosenshine of Mrs. A. Joseph Seltzer, Dr. and Mrs. Evelyn Theil, Hunter, N.Y.,
While the luncheon is gratis to
Val
Clare,
news
commentator
Oakman Blvd. on Wednesday, Jan. Mrs. Ezra Lipkin, Mr. and Mrs.
in memory of mother, Yeetke ; of radio station CK LW will be all paid-up old and new members,
12, at which time Mrs. Jack Sidney Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Herman R. Sable, in honor of
reservations must be made
guest speaker. Ilk topic will be
Scherr, concert chairman, will an- •Jacob S. Sauls.
through Mrs. Louis Tobin, Town-
recovery of Mrs. H. R. Sable;
"The
News
Behind
the
Head-
nounce the following partial list
send 8-3254,
Israel Davidson, donation; Louis
lines." Val Clare, who is also news
of patrons:
Davidson, donation; Mr. and Mrs.
editor, has been associated with
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer L. Prentis,
r r l e, in memory of Mrs.
Machazike Hados Organizes
station ('K LW for the past ten
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ginsburg, Mr.
Tarnopol; Mrs. Horowitz, years.
He served in the Canadian
and Mrs. Nathan Simons, Dr. and As Merkaz Lachizuk
donation; Mrs. D. B. Werbe, in
memory Of husband, David B. Royal Army during the first
Mrr. Maurice Benyas, Mr. and Hatorah Wahajahadus
Mrs. Abraham Cooper, Mr. and
Werbe; Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Luck- World War after his training at
Detroit Jewry plans the estab- off, . in memory of Emanuel Bar- King's College in London, Eng-
Mrs. David Hubar, Mr. and Mrs.
land, He has figured prominently
The Detroit Branch of Hasho•
e a - Shoran and Ethel
Henry Weinberg, Mr. and Mrs. lishment of the "Machazike Ha- nett, Ytt•
Eugene Lastar, Mr. and Mrs. dos," an organization aiming to Beige], in i memory of Mrs. Minnie in the Canadian Overseas Smoke mer Hatzair had two very suc-
Walter Field, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. perpetuate the Jewish religion. Reitman; family of Max Lieber- fud as well as various philan- cessful activities to end the year.
The first meeting of the new or- nian, in memory of Max Lieber- thropic and educational causes. One was the Chanukah program
ganization was held Thursday, man• Mrs. Etta Morris, San Di- On this same program will appear for parents and friends of the
Dec. 30, at Lachar's Hail on ego , ' Calif„ in memory of mother, Kat'a Andy. Berlin concert pian- movement. This was held at the
12th St., under the chairmanship Leach; W. S. Kaiser, do- ist, who is living in Detroit at Rose Sittig Cohen Hebrew School
nation; Mrs. Laura Seidner, in present. Miss Andy made her first on Dec. 19, 1943. The program
of Judo Lachar, president of mermen'}
Vaad Hakashruth, and Harry n ,',1"1;
of brother, Dr. Simon public' appearance in Detroit last consisted of the 'choir, creative
-
dancing, recitations, and a play
Stolsky, president of Congrega- 0,17
Walter Irving, in mem-
by the younger groups. It 'started
tio Beth Yehudah, Pingree and
of Florence Mitchell and Yeshivah Honors Memory
Miss Eugenia Smetisko, the Woodrow Wilson.
with the traditional lighting of
Samuel Rosenblum.
, well known Russian artist and
the candles, the 'blessings sung
Norman Kagan, in member of Of Late Jacob Levin
After much discussion it was
world traveler, will be the guest
by Levi Gura.
decided to continue the work of mother, Anna Cering; Jacob and
speaker for the Temple Israel
At its last meeting, Monday
The other activity was the
the Machazike Hados under the Yetta Denenberg, in memory of
Sisterhood and their guests on
evening, Jan, 3, the board of Winter Camp held in conjunction
name
"Merkaz
Lachijak
Mato-
son,
Sidney
Denenberg;
Mrs.
Monday, Jan. 10. A dessert lunch-
directors of Yeshivath Beth
with
the Chicago, Milwaukee
Nosanchuck, donation; Vera Sil-
eon honoring Miss Smetisko will rah Wahajahadus" with the fol-
hudah honored the memory of and St. Paul branches, for Shom-
lowing aims: To assist the Vaad ver, in memory of Morris Silver;
be given at 1 p. m. in the Ro-
rim between the ages of 16 and
manesque Hall of the Art Insti- Hakashruth in all affairs of Louis Cohen, donation; Brass
18. The camp took place on as
tute, with the Huntington Woods Kashruth; to assist in spreading Rail employees and associates, in
YMCA campsite just outside of
of Isadore Freedman;
members acting as hostesses for the learning of Torah in the memory
Chicago. Moshe Furmansky, a
M
the luncheon. This will be fol- city and to help those who work Mrs. Louis Burns, in memory of
Palestinian delegate to Hashomer
t(i.r Caspar Oppenheim, and
for
Torah,
Yeshivah,
charity,
sister,
lowed immediately by the meeting
Hatzair, was also present at the
Ruth Oppenheim-Simons;
etc; to assist and support the
in the lecture hall.
camp.
work
of
Palestine;
to
assist
the
Mrs.
Rose
Rosenfield,
in
memory
Miss Smetisko, whose topic for
One activity the .whole coun-
ofmother, Zelda Brownstein;
in everything m
the afternoon will be "Russia As local rabbinate
i., and Mrs.
try is participating in is the send-
Samuel
H.
Harris,
I Know It", is very well qualified that concerns the perpetuation
ing of boys to the Army. Follow-
in memory of Abram Levine; Mr.
to interpret the spirit of the Rus- of religion.
ing is a list of our boys in the
The work will begin with reg. and Mrs. Eli Good, in honor of
sian people as she is a native
Army and the 'people at Hach-
of Russia. She escaped to Ru- ulcer meetings, enlightening the Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sachs' gol-
shara •or shliahut (working with
den wedding. anniversary; Mrs..
mania during the revolution and work, solicitation of members, in- M. Shover, St. Louis, Mo., in
other groups) :-
has since made three trips baca dividuals and groups to assist in
A/C Alexander Ross, Pvt. Jul-
memory of mother, Maryasse:
to Europe and spent several the impol'tance of observing Max Abramsohn, in memory of
ius Softer, Tzvi Strom, Cpl. A.
months in the Soviet, Finland
Softer, Pfc. I. L. Garbol, Pvt.
Kashruth matters. The tempo- mother, Hannah Abramsohn; Da-
and Denmark. She will illustrate rary officers are: Harry Stol- yid S. Friedman, in memory of
H. I. Festenstein, Pvt. D. M.
hor lecture with colored slides
Carmel, Pvt. M. Grossman, Pvt.
sky, president; Morris Fisher, father, Shepsl; Edward Leeds, in
of these countries.
vice president; Mrs. Solomon memory of Rubin Cohen; Dr.
Z. Landy, Pvt. Ernst Segall,
The Sisterhood and guests will Breitstein, secretary; Jacob No- A. H. Krohn, in memory of par-
Pfc. A. Antonovsky, Pvt. Ben-
JACOB
LEVIN
sanchuk,
treasurer.
be treated to a group of Russian
Zion Dorfman.
war songs by the well known
eats, Moses and Theresa Krohn; the late Jacob Levin, one of the
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Freedman, f ounder; and
Cantor Robert S. Tulman, who
in memory of Norman Pelavin; the institution. past presidents of
is recognized as an outstanding
Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Rafel-
Dr. Israel Efros To
artist of great ability. He will be
Three days before his passing
son, in honor of the golden wed- away,
Jacob Levin contributed
accompanied by Rosa Bassin Speak at Shaarey
ding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. $25 to the annual drive of the
Stein, a pianist of note in her Zedek Friday Services
Morris
Sachs;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
own right.
Y eshivas. This contribution was
The speaker at the service Louis Rosenthal, in memory of
A cordial invitation is extended
listed
as the first receipt of the
,
to all members and guests to Friday night. Jan. 7, was Theo- Sam Rosenblum, Abram Levine drive'
an d Mrs. Katz; Mrs. Sarah C.
attend this interesting and edu- lore Baruch, educational director Funkenstein, Toledo, 0., in mem-
cational meeting by Mrs. S. B. of the Shaarey Zedek Religious ory of husband, Samuel Funken-
Danto, president.
School. His theme was "Learn- stein; Roy R. Selling, in memory
Mrs. William Gordon and Mrs. ing Through Living. "
of father, Moyshe Selling; Harold
Manfred Linnick, chairman of
r
Dr. Israel Efros, scholar, poet Bill e r, in memory of mother,
i
S
the watch drive for the Sister-
and lecturer, will speak Friday Hansah; Mrs. M. B. Benyas, in
hood, again urge all members to
evening, Jan. 14, on "Meaning memory of parents, Ida and Is
bring in old watches for the doc- and Destiny of Israel in Modern rael Nurko.
Dr. Garrett Heins, director of
tors and nurses of Russia. Every- Hebraic Thought".
corrections, State of Michigan, a
Mrs. Bessie M. Lewinstein, foremost authority on problems
one is asked to cooperate as the
Dr. A. M. Hershman will con- Midland, Mich., in memory of of crime, and head of the Bureau
need for them is very great.
War bonds and stamps will be duct the service, and Cantor husband's, Abraham W. Lewin- of Prisons, Probations and Pa-
sold at the meeting by Mrs. Ran- Jacob H. Sonenklar will officiate. stein's, birthday anniversary; role, will address a Bnai David
The public is invited to attend. William Isenberg, in honor of gathering on Friday, Jan. 14. The
dolph Weber, chairman.
A social hour follows the service. Jacob Levin's 83rd birthday; subject of his address is "Crim-
Jules R. Schubot, in memory of inals—Delinquents ' Grown Tall."
brother, Abraham E. Schubot; Dr. Heins, a former professor
Mrs. Dora Shimberg, donation; of the University of Michigan,
Ben, Sarah and Frances Rotman, was called to head the Depart-
in memory of mother, Celia; ment of Corrections in December
Mrs. J. Imerman, in memory of of 1940 The position comprises
brother, Morris; David Kim , , do- the Probation and Parole Depart-
nation; Mrs. Pauline Nurko Bass, meats of all state prisons. By
in memory of parents, Israel and virtue of his scholarship and 'ex-
Ida Nurko; Mrs. B. Goldberg, in perience as warden of the Ionia
memory of husband, Mendl Gold- Prison, Dr. Heins has coordinated
berg; Mrs. Elfreda Greenwald, in the three main divisions under
memory of mother-in-law, Sarah; his charge: Prisons, probations
I. L. Zuieback, in memory of .Ice- and parole bureaus. He has been
cob Burrows; J. Tobias, in successful in introducing many
memory of Sam Rosenbloom; unique and beneficial programs.
Mrs. Fannie Pupko, in memory of It was during Dr. Heins' director-
Mrs. Kessler; S. Silverman and ship that a
Jewish chaplain was
family, in memory of I. Freed- appointed to care for the reli-
man; Fred Hopfeld, donation; gious needs .
of the Jewish in-
Mrs. S. Cohen, in memory of mates.
son, Beryl-Jacob; A. Shiffman•
Rabbi Joshua S. Sperka will
Main Office & Store, 4465 Beaublen
in memory of wife, Frumel officiate, and Cantor Irving Rin-
Branches:
22118
Gd. Inver
5753 Alichigan
Shiffman; Mr. and Mrs. Albert gel will be in charge of the musi-
7310 W. 7 Mi. ltd. 3145 Hastings
M. Jordan, in memory of brother, cal program, assisted by the Jun-
8911 Jos. rampatt 115-18 Dexter
Richard D. Finley; Freda G. Cm- for Choir of Congregation Bnai
9612 hercheval 7300 Harper
12900 Mack
futt and Ralph G. Forsyth, in David. Following the lecture, a
8741 2nd
131 John It
2096 Pingree
memory of Hyman Berke; Mrs. social hour will be held in the
14835
E.
Jefferson
D. W. Simons, in memory of Ja-
vestry rooms of the congrega-
cob Levin and Dora Netzo•g; tion. All are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Scher,
memory of Mrs. Rose Traxler:
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Simons, in
Our New Location
memory of Jacob Levin and Mrs.
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With the manufacture of wood and metal toys cut down by wartime
Dora Netzorg.
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Hashomer Hatzair
Carries on Activities
Miss Eugenia Smetisko
To Be Temple Israel
Sisterhood Speaker
(let the
°utility _Habit!
Dr. Heins To Be Bnai
Dav d eaker
p
Jan. 14
LUSTER-TEX
DRY CLEANING
BY
FAMOUS
For pick-up service
Call CO. 1-1-1-1
or go to the nearest
FAMOUS STORE
Stuffed Dogs and Cats Keep
Wolf Away From Refugees' Door
Z" eat
iii your
fleOborlwarit
7antogar
CLEQnERs
priorities, a refugee couple, Dora and Joseph Zarovich, are helping to
fill the gap for American youngsters with stuffed cotton animals. The
original dog was created by Mrs. Zarovich in Vienna as a birthday
present for a niece. It has become the basis of a flourishing business
in New York, established with the aid of the National Refugee Service,
whose work is financed by the United Jewish Appeal. More than 100
American workers are employed in making the Zarovich menagerie,
which now includes cats, lambs and other animals.
Photo shows Anita
Hepner, one of the workers, on the dog "assembly line."
Aa-
17 3 8 DEXTER BLVD.
BNAI MOSHE YOUNG PEOPLE
Young People's Society of
Congregation Bnai Moshe invite's
all the young people to its
social, Sunday night,
Jan. 9, at 8:30, at the syna-
gogue, Dexter and Lawrence.
Between Webb and Tuxedo
Next Door to Levine's Grocery
QUALITY MEATS — ALWAYS FRESH
Aaron B. Margolis
Kosher Meat & Poultry Market
fer
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