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Friday, September 14,

CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

1945

In the Realm of Local Society

Pvt. Chester Colen returned to
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Eder,
formerly of 17576 Greenlawn, Camp Devon in Massachusetts,
having visited with his family
have moved to the Wilshire.
over the holiday week-end.
Honoring Miss Gloria Rodman
Mrs. Maurice Morse of Wilde-
and her fiance, Meyer Ellis, whose
marriage will take place early in mere Ave., returned from an
October, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph extended visit in Milwaukee and
Deutsch were hosts at a dinner Wisconsin.
given in the Founders Room at
the Book Cadillac, August 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wine-
man of Hamilton Drive, returned
Ensign Norman Cohen, son of from their summer home "Secaw
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen of Lodge" in Gaylord, Mich.
Burlingame Ave., will leave for
Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Sulzburger
Miami, Florida after two weeks
of Puritan Ave., are home after
leave with his parents.
a month's visit in Charlevoix.
On Thursday, August 30th,
Mrs. Morris Rosenberg of Strath-
Abe Arnfeld of Pittsburg, was
cona Drive was hostess at a a recent guest of his children. Mr.
luncheon honoring Gloria Rose and Mrs. Eugene J. Arnield of
Rosman, bride-elect, given at the Warrington Drive.
Book Cadillac in the Founders
Room. Covers were laid for forty
Capt. James Wineman, re-
guests.
turned to Washington. D. C., hav-
ing visited with his family.
Mrs. Gilbert Hart and her son
are arriving Sept. 27th to be the
Pvt. Sol Goldberg USAAF is
guests for several days of Mrs. visiting his parents, Mr. and
Gilbert's brother-in-law and sis- Mrs. Joseph Goldberg of Grand
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Meyer Ave., while on delay enroute to
of Chicago Blvd.
Kelly Field, Texas where he is
to report for an assignment.
Miss Betty Soss, daughter of
Pvt, Goldberg is in the service
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Soss is leav- since Feb., 1945. His brother, Lt.
ing the end of the month to enter Harry W. Cascade also of the
Olivet College.
USAAF is serving in the Pacific.

RECENT BRIDE

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brawer announce the engagement of 11 1 ,,i,
daughter Charlotte to Ensign Reuben B. Klamer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Klamer of Canton, Ohio. Ensign Klamer has just re-
turned from 15 months in the New Guinea and Phillipine area of
operations. He is a graduate of Ohio State University and wa s
affiliated with Sigma Alpha Mu. Miss Brawer attended Wayu,. Uni-
versity and the University of Southern California at Los Angeles.
The wedding will take place on September 18 at the Book c a dill a,
Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Nathan of Monica Avenue announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Dolores to Sgt. Arthur Disney, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Disner of Roselawn Avenue. Sgt. Disney is eta.
tioned at Fort McPherson, Atlanta, Ga. The wedding will be a late
fall ceremony.

• WEDDINGS

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schlanger, formerly of Detroit now of Tucson,
Arizona announce the marriage of their daughter Ruth Ann to Tech.
'Sgt. Charles A. Holub of Victoria, Texas. The wedding took place
in Washington, D. C. where Sgt. Holub is stationed.

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• BIRTHS

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MRS. J. BERNARD LYNN

(Miss Madeline Lenhoff)
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lenhoff of
3010 West Chicago Blvd. an-
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Madeleine, to S/Sgt.
J. Bernard Lynn, son of Mr.
David A. Lynn of 18203 Ohio
Ave., on Thursday evening, Sept.
6, with Rabbi B. Benedict Glazer
officiating. The couple are honey-
mooning in Northern Michigan.

David S. Touff returned to his
Mr and Mrs. Irwin S. Levine
home in Denver, Col., having
of Glendale Avenue had as their
visited with his parents, Mr. and guest for the summer, Mrs. Rose
Mrs. Louis Touff.
Adler of Long Island, New York. •
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Adelson of •
Miss Mignon Ginsburg, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gins- W. Philadelphia have returned
burg, left to resume her studies from a visit to South Bend, Ind.
at Mills College in Oakland, Calif.
Major Arthur W. Fried, who

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Mr. and Mrs. Jack nfiti
duty in Europe is the guest of
........ hatc"'Itt. urned from a week in his brother-in-law and sister,
Goderich, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Sidell of
Mrs. Isaac Gilbert and Mrs. Cherrylawn Avenue.
Harry L. Newman returned Sept.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Klein
11th having spent the summer in
and family have returned from
Charlevoix.
Charlevoix.
Miss Natalie Zemon, daughter
Lt. Gerald Fluxgold of New
of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Zemon, is
leaving Sept. 22nd to enter York City spent the week-end
visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr.
Smith College.
and Mrs. Jack Yura of Tuxedo
Miss Lois Hopp, daughter of Avenue. Lt. Fluxgold is en route
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hopp, of from Harvard, Neb. to Ft. Dix,
Boston Blvd., left Sept. 9th to N. J.
enter the Frances Shimer Col-
Seaman 1/c Jack Wolrauch re-
lege in Mt. Carroll, Ill.
turned to Shoemaker, California
Mrs. Henry J. Meyer and son, after a visit with his mother, Mrs.
Henry Jr., arrived from Wash- Rose Wolrauch of Geneva avenue.
ington, D. C., Sept. 10th to visit
Miss Marilyn Klein of Wiscon-
with Mr. and Mrs. Felix Mahler
sin avenue has returned from
for a week.
Northv:estern University where
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin S. Baer she attended the summer sessions.
and children, of Fairfield Ave.,
Pfc. Harold Zide, who is sta-
are leaving the first of October
to make their future home in tioned in Battle Creek spent the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
South Bend, Indiana.
Mrs. I. Zide of Hazelwood Ave.
Mrs. Samuel Gluskin, of Tyler
Mrs. Milford Pregerson is visit-
Ave., returned from a month in
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mackinac.
Julius Berman of Burlingame
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kaufmann, Avenue.
of Hollywood, Florida, are visit-
Captain and Mrs. Henry Berris
ing in Detroit.
and small daughter, Jan Carol
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sable, of are in Greensboro, N. C. where
the Wilshire Apts., returned from Captain Berris is stationed. Cap-
a visit in Milwaukee and Chicago. tain Berris was previously sta-
tioned in San Antonio, Texas.
Mrs. Jacob Margolis of Santa
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Stern of
Barbara, Calif. arrived Sept. 12th
and is the guest of her brother- W. Philadelphia Avenue have re-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. turned from a visit to South
Jacob H. Schakne of La Salle Bend, Ind.
Blvd.
Pvt. Herbert Ebner is home on
Mrs. M. Binswanger of Kansas furlough from overseas duty in
City is visiting with her children Germany visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kaufmann Mr. and Mrs. David Ebner of
of Huntington Woods.
Calvert Avenue.

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Mr. and Mrs. Lew Levitt of
Fullerton avenue had as their
guests over the Labor Day week-
end their cousin, Cpl. Robert
Gordon of Milwaukee, who is sta-
tioned in Chicago, and his friend
Capt. Irving Dobbs of the Army
Dr.. Boudanna Sherman of Air Forces who is also stationed
Merton Road returned after six in Chicago.
weeks travel in California.
Mrs. Ben Kovinsky and chil-
Staff Sergeant Al Balansky vis- dren, of Elmhurst Ave., have re-
ited his aunt and uncle, Mr. turned home after spending a
and Mrs. Harry Levine recently. month at Charlevoix,

Mrs. Mattie Meyer and daugh-
ter Carol, returned to their home
in New York, after an extended
stay with Mrs. Meyer's sister,
Mrs. Anthony Deutsch of the
Wilshire Apts.

• ENGAGEMENTS

August 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Simmy Kahn (Harriet Haar), of
9360 Genessee, a son, Michael Elliot.
August 24—To Mr. and Mrs. Moray Kutzen (Annette Grace Sweet.
wine) of Ypsilanti, Mich., formerly of Detroit, a (laughter, Stephanie
Lynn.
August 29—To Lt. and Mrs. Martin Lattin (Hilda Jacobs), a son,
Paul Benneth.
August 30—To Mr. and Mrs. Abraham J. Smith (Rose Sanpher,
Winnipeg, Can) a daughter, Ruth Devora.

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August 30—To Sgt. and Mrs. Joseph Schechter (Dorothy Birn-
baum) of Tyler, Texas, a daughter, Hope Arlette.

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