Friday, November 30, 1945

DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

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OBITUARY

Youth Aliyah Plans
Program and Tea

CARL DANOVITZ

of 2210 Pingree, died on Nov.

.

2, at the age of 55. He was a
long-time resident of Detroit. He
is survived by his wife, Mary;
three daughters, Mrs. Sam Rich-
man and Mrs. Oscar Sharf, ot*
Detroit, and Mrs. Jules Dano-
witz, of Battle Creek, also by
four grandchildren. The services
were held at Lewis Bros. Chapel
and interment was in the Work-
men's Circle cemetery.

HARRY H. COGGAN

Funeral services for Mr. Har-
ry H. Coggan were held Sunday,
at 1 p.m., at Ira Kaufman's Fu-
neral Home and at 2 p.m. in the
Chapel of the Clover Hill Park
Cemetery.
Mr. Coggan died suddenly tt
Harper Hospital, Friday morn-
ing, Nov. 23. He was born in
Russia and came to Syracuse,
N. Y., in 1900. As a young man
he was a sports reporter and
editor of the sports page of tit:
Syracuse Journal. He came to
Detroit in 1913. He was found-
er of Hudson Cleaners & Dyers.
At the time of his death he was
55 years old. Mr. Coggan was a
member and contributor to
many Jewish and non-Jewish
charitable organizations. He is
survived by his wife, Celia;
three children, Maurice, Yale
and Lois; his mother, Mrs. Re-
becca Coggan; four brothers,
Nathan, of Syracuse, N.Y., Ben,
Dr. Sam and Dr. Robert, and a
sister, Mrs. Jack Wertheimer,
all of Detroit.

MRS. HARRY L. JONES

ISADORE EIFER
died Nov. 16 at Miami, Fla.
Services were held last Thurs-
day at the Ira Kaufman Funeral
Home with Rabbi Sperka and
Cantor Sonenklar officiating. He
leaves his wife, Jennie; two sons
Aaron and Bernard; two brotn-
ers, Max and Louis, of Cleve-
land; and three sisters, Mrs.
Dora Adler, Mrs. Sylvia Streern,
both of Cleveland, and Mrs. Re-
gina Adler of Calif. Interment
was at Clover Hill Park Ceme-
tery.

.

ANNA GOLDSTOFF

of 3726 Atkinson, died Nov. 24.
Services and interment were held
on Monday in Denver, Colo. She
leaves her son, Nathan, and three
daughters, Mrs. William Her-
shey, Mrs. Rose Lavine and Mrs.
Sadie Hershey of Denver.

ROSE ARKIN

The Youth Aliyah program and
tea will take place in the Grand
Rill Room of the Book Cadillac
Hotel, Wednesday, Dec. 12, at
1:30 p.m.
Mrs. Harry Wineman, who has
for the past ten years headed
Hadassah's Youth Aliyah Com-
mittee, will preside at this af-
fair and will introduce the guest
speaker, Mrs. Waitstill Hastings
Sharp. Mrs. Sharp has rendered
distinguished service to refugees
in European countries through-
out the war, for which she has
been decorated by the govern-
ments of Czechoslovakia and
Portugal. Mrs. Harry L. Jones,
chapter vice president in charge
of program, announces that a
choral reading, commemorating
Henrietta Szold's birthday, will
be rendered by Mrs. Milford
Pregerson, accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Royal Maas.
Hadassah will join in the trib-
ute to Mrs. Anna Werbe's 25
years of valuable service to the
Detroit Community in the field
of art. In her honor, a rece.,-
tion and tea will be held at th--
Jewish Community Center or.
Sunday, Dec. 9, at 8:30 p.m.

Jewish Women's
Welfare Group
Sends Relief Checks

Lt. Eli Levin Aux.
Elects New Officers

Newly elected officers of the
Lt. Eli Levin Auxiliary No. 230
of the Jewish War Veterans of
the United States are:
President, Beatrice Weisberg;
senior vice president, Molly Har-
ris; junior vice president, Helen
Lapin; chaplain, Molly Gottlieb;
judge advocate, Eva Mann; sec-
retary, Evelyn Anchill; publicity,
Molly Knoppow; treasurer, Es-
ther Singerman ; conductress,
Rose Cantor; trustees, Lee Lev-
in, Lillian Disner, Sadie Dress-
ne•; guard, Ruth Goldshur; flag
bearers, Sally Held, Molly Knop-
pow, Freda Shifman, Florence
Sinkoff, Elaine Klein, Rose Gott-
lieb; color bearer, Lee Levin.
Auxiliary No. 230 presented
the Lt. Jack Winokur Ladies
Aux. No. 268 with a bible at
their installation. Plans have now
been completed for the Latke
Party to be held cimbined with
the Lt. Eli Post at their club
rooms on Sat. evening. Dec. 8.
A hospital party will be held
by Aux. 230 on Dec. 6, at Dear-
born. On Dec. 13, a past presi-
dents' party will be held at the
home of Rose Cantor on Wilde-
mere Ave. Past presidents. Luba
Lupiloff, Rose Cantor, Ida
Schultz and Eva Mann will be
honored and tokens of appre-
ciation will be presented to
them. Attendance is limited to
members only.

Ann Kuper, Guest of Eva Prenzlauers Plan
Neugarten Medical Aid Annual Donor Lunch

Miss Ann Birk Kuper will be
the guest of the Neugarten Med-
ical Aid on the occasion of its
12th Annual Luncheon Dec. 4
to be held at the Book Cadillac
Hotel.
Miss Kuper will present the
play, "The Late George Apley,"
one of the current Broadway
successes.
Tickets to the luncheon may
be purchased by calling Mrs•
Marian Jacobs, To. 8-5010, or
Mrs. Morris Roth, To. 8-3167.
Available rummage dates may be
obtained by calling Mrs. Har-
vey Rothstein, Un. 3-6195.
Mrs. Charles Aller is presi-
dent.

Banquet Planned By
League for Labor
Palestine on Dec. 9

The League for Labor Pales-
tine will give a banquet ati
Sunday, Dec. 9, at 6 p.m., at
the Lee Plaza Hotel.
Tickets may be obtained by
contacting Miss Leah Chafets,
3301 Tyler, To. 8-4951.

The Eva Prenzlauer's Mater-
nity Aid met Tuesday, Nov. 27,
and made final plans for their
13th Annual Donor Luncheon,
which will be held at the Book
Cadillac Hotel on Monday, Dec.
17. Mrs. Samuel Samuels is the
chairman. Co-chairman Mrs.
Louis Alper will select the table
prizes. For reservations, call Tr.
2-2281 or Ho. 4472.

Mrs. Sarah Cornblit
Feted in Farewell

The Ladies Auxiliary of Ye-
shivath Chachmey Lublin are
presenting a farewell party in
honor of their president, Mrs.
Sarah Cornblit, on Saturday,
Dec. 8, at 7 p. m. Mrs. Cornblit
will make her home in Cali-
fornia.
A buffet luncheon will be
served.

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The unveiling of the monu-
ment to the late Carrie Stein-
berg will take place on Sunday,
Dec. 9, at 1 p.m., at the Clover
Hill Cemetery. Rabbi Joshua
Sperka will officiate. Relativ's
and friends are invited to at-
tend the service.

of 4055 Glendale, died Nov. 25.
Services were held Monday at
the Ira Kaufman Funeral Home.
Rabbi Rosenstock and Cantor
Sonenklar officiated. She leaves
three sons, Sam, David and Ben-
jamin; two daughters, Mrs. Bor.
Tash, Washington, D. C., and Women of AJC
Mrs. Hugo Schmitz, Palestine; Hold Conference
and two sisters, Mrs. Dora Wolf,
The Detroit, Cleveland and
Washington, D. C., and Mrs. Loeb
Chicago chapters of the Women's
Luchs, Washington, D. C. Inter-
Division of the American Jew-
ment was at Clover Hill Park
ish Congress will hold their re-
Cemetery.
gional conference Dec. 12-13 at
the Hollenden Hotel, Cleveland,
EARL E. SOMMERS
Ohio.
Mrs. Avis Schulman, national
of the Belcrest Hotel, died on
Nov. 26. Funeral services and board member, who will discuss
interment were in Chicago on the World Jewish Congress, and
Tuesday. He leaves his wife, two national vice-presidents, Mrs.
Ida; three brothers, Edward of Anna Center Schneiderman,
Omaha, Joseph of Chicago, and Chairman of Education, and Mrs.
Sam of Los Angeles; and three Anna Shepard, Chairman of the
sisters, Mrs. Bert Hamburg, Mrs. Committee Combatting Anti-
Lou Broudy and Mrs. Robert Semitism, will address the meet-
Rosenthal, all of Chicago.
ings. •
These sessions are open to all
members of the Women's Division
HARRY LEIBSON
of the American Jewish Congress
of 667 BlaineAve., died Nor.
and those desirous of attending
18, at the age of 57. Funeral are asked to call Mrs. Philip
services were held Nov. 21 at
the Lewis Brothers Funeral Frank, Ty. 1-4999
- Answering the frantic plea of
Chapel. Interment was at the 180,000,000 destitute European
Machpelah Cemetery with Rab-
peoples, for clothing, the Wo-
bi Levi officiating. He is sur- men's Division has opened three
vived by his wife, Jeanette; bro-
receiving centers for used cloth-
thers, Billie, Lang Leibson of
ing. They are at the homes of
N.Y., Les of Chicago and Ar- Mrs. Al Lutz, 18086 Pennington
thur of the U. S. Army; sisters, Avenue; Mrs. Archie Goldberg,
Mrs. Peggy Levinson, Lyla, Zel- 2551 Fullerton; and Mrs. George
da and Sari of Syracuse, N. Y. Carr, 2285 Pingree. Mrs. Benton
Mr. Leibson was Past Command- Wolfe, Chairman of the Clothing
er of Post 135, Jewish War Drive, asks donators not to delay
Veterans, Past President of Aes- with their offerings at this cru-
colapians and a member of the cial period.
Julius Rosenwald Post 218.

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Organization will be held Mon- our father, Sam Gold, who pass-
day, Dec. 3, at the Bnai Moshe ed away two sad years ago to-
Synagogue where a report will day. on Dec. 4, 1943.
"Sweet memories of you will
be given of the silver jubilee
live in our hearts forever."
banquet held last Sunday at
Lonely wife and children.
Shaarey Zedek.
The regular monthly relief
In loving memory of our dear
checks to orphans in Palestine
husband
and father, Isidore
and in this country will be sent
Freedman, who passed away 24th
out together with temporary re-
lief checks to several new or- day in Kislev (Dec. 21, 1943).
Sadly missed by his wife and
phan families.
daughter, Lenore.

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