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September 19, 1952 - Image 51

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1952-09-19

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THE JEWISH NEWS-51
Friday; September 19, 1952

Isidor lush: Viticulturist, Publisher,
Founder of Cleveland Orphan Asylum,

An American Jewish Press Feature

New Year Greetings

Michigan
Towel Supply

3700 Humbolt

TA. 5-3100

Holiday Greetings

MALOOF'S
SALES CO.

Factory Distributors for the

U.S. Air Conditioning Corp.

7427 Kercheval

LO. 8-2100

Greetings on

The New Year

PUBLIX
CLEANERS

19500 W. McNichols Rd.

The name of Isidor Bush is not generaiiy known, but it repre-
sents pioneering in American Jewish life. He was a viticulturist,
the founder of the first Jewish weekly in this country—Israels
Herold published in German—and a leader in Jewish communal
activities and American politics.
Born in Prague, in 1822, he came' to this country in 1848.
when, as a staunch liberal, he had to flee his native land. He
learned the printing business in his father's plant in Vienna,
helped set up an edition of the Talmud at the age of 15 and at
18 was the youngest publisher in Vienna. He edited important
works and introduced to the public the Hungarian historian, Leo-
pold Loew.
Upon his arrival in New York, he opened a book store and
established Israels Herold which existed only three months.
He
moved to - St. Louis where he prospered as operator of a general
store, became a partner in the wholesale grocers' firm of Bush
and Taussig in 1853 and in 1857 founded People's Savings Bank,
serving as its president until 1963.
Active. in the pre-secession struggle in Missouri, General Fre-
mont named him his aide in 1861 and he was a captain until
1862. He then became general agent of St. Louis and Iron Moun-
tain Railroad, holding the position until 1868.
In 1864 he was a delegate to the Missouri Constitutional Con-
vention. He was a member of the State Board of Immigration,
1865-1877. He acquired a reputation as a viticulturist, planting
vineyards at Bushberg, near St. Louis, and issued a manual - on
grape-growing, Bushberg Catalogue, which was translated into
many languages.
He was a founder of Congregation B'ne El in St. Louis and of
the Cleveland Orphan Asylum in 1868, was grand president of St.
Louis Bnai Brith in 1872, held many other important offices and
in 1882 was vice-president of Missouri Historical Society. He died
in St. Louis in 1898.

Best Wishes for

A Happy New Year

Jos. E. Drucker

( insurance Underwriter)

13139 Dexter

Greetings on

The New Year

Hannan Real

Greetings to our

Estate Exchange, Inc.

Friends and Customers

300 Lafayette Bldg.

JANET'S

9010 - 12th

Holiday

Greetings

Le Shots° To-t.°

GOLD STAR
PRODUCTS

Michigan's Largest

The Council
of
Pioneel Women

Extends Greetings

Restaurant and Bar

Equipment Outfitters

4403 Russell

for the New Year

Doctor Is Olympic Fencing Star i kingpin in the defeat by the
i United States fencing team ad-
sq u. a (i nr . to mtahkei
d eIi p h
( T
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minion's
pehali ;ministered
the
L1S-)InNaK
old Philadelphia
Jewish y
Makler scored
sician emerged here as one of maximum of four victories of
the heroes of the Olympic' the eight won by the U.S. team,
games. Dr. Paul Makler, father ! which won the match by a score
of four children, proved the of 31 to 29.
•__

Sincere Best Wishes

To the Jewish Community

Isenberg, Newman and Company

3200 Cadillac Tower

The Editor's Needs

An Editorial in the Melrose, Wis.,
Chronicle
I It is reported that one of the
fastidious newly-married ladies
, of this town kneads bread with
I her gloves on. This incident may
be somewhat peculiar, but there
are others. The editor of this pa-
' per needs bread with his shoes
on; he needs bread with his shirt
on• he needs bread with his
'
pants on, and unless some of the
delinquent subscribers of this
"Old Rag of - Freedom" pony up
before long, he will need bread
without a damn thing on, and
Wisconsin is no Garden of Eden
in the winter time.

Sincere Best Wishes

for A Happy New Year

To the Communities

of Detroit and Michiga-n-

Jewish Groups Study Italian
Texts to Eliminate Prejudice

ROME, (JTA)—Italian text-
books are being examined with
a view to determining whether
they contain anti-Semitic bias.
The investigation is being su-
pervised by Dr. Baruch Sermon-
etta, under the auspices of the
Union of Italian Jewish Com-
munities and the World Jewish
Congress.

DETROIT ELE C TRICAL

CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION

Holiday Greetings

Tom Hatch.

Hoir Design Studio
Individual Hoir Shaping
Permanents

INCORPORATED

10607 W. 7 Mile Rd.

At Pinehurst

to All Her Members,

UN. 2-4613

Their Families, and to

the Jewish Community

BEST WISHES FOR A

PEACEFUL NEW YEAR

Saratoga General Hospital

WOodward 3-12 16

.

Best Wishes for
The New Year

WOodward 1-8000

Mr. & Mrs. Benj. Genser
and Family

3286 Buena Vista

Mr. & Mrs. S. Genser

3345 Fullerton

15000 Gratiot

Holiday Greetings

SEWARD HOTEL

Detroit's Leading Uptown Hotel

Transient Rooms and Apartments

Parking and Complete Dining Facilities

Relax and Enjoy Our Intimate Cocktail Lounge

SEWARD at WOODWARD

The Detroit Coes-Cola Bottling Co.

Wish to take this opportunity
to extend sincere best wishes for c year
of health and happiness
to their many dealers, and to the Jewish

Community of Detroit.

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