Circumcision of Boy
Makes History in Town
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LONDON. (JTA)—For the first
time in the history of the Shet-
land Isles, a lonely group of
islands off the . northeast coast
of Scotland, a circumcision of a
Jewish boy was performed.
The child, named Abraham
Ben Yitzhak, was born to Mrs.
Isidore de Mercado, wife of an
Orthodox Sephardic Jew em-'
ployed at the meteorological
station at Lerwick, the major
town in the islands. The officat-
ing rabbi was flown to Lerwick
from the mainland of Scotland.
The only other Jewish family on
the island acted_ as god parents.
The event was recognized as
unique' by the town authorities,
who entered a record of it in
the official annals. Surgeons
and resident physicians at the
hospital attended the circum-
cision ceremony.
Dec. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
ton Levine (Geraldine Kerner-
man), of Sherwood Dr., Hunting-
ton Woods, Mich., a. daughter,
Karen Merle.
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Dec. 10—To Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Goldberg (Lillian Leven-
son), of Ilene Ave., a son, Rich-
ard Lynn.
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Dec. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
R. Ross (Raquel Moss), of 19186
Meyers, a son, Mitchell Scott.
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Dec. 4—To Mr. - and Mrs. Wil-
liam Warren (Gerry Feldman),
of 3251 Calvert, a daughter, Re-
nee Ellen.
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Nov. 24—To Dr. and Mrs. Ger-
ald H. Mandell (Beatrice Hollan-
der) , of 4025 Clements, a son,
Marshall Jeffrey.
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Nov. 15—T4, Mr. a n d Mrs.
Charles Danto (Ruth Friedberg),
of Huntington. Woods, Mich., a
daughter, Beth Susan.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Levin
(Estelle Dash), ar,clauglater, Rona
Gas,
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MRS. B. LIONEL SILVARMAN
MRS. ALLEN COHL
In a double-ring ceremony,
performed by candlelight Dec. 20
in Windsor's Shaar Hashomayim
Synagogue, Marion Joyce
Brooks/ daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Brooks, of Giles
Blvd., Windsor, became the bride
of B. Lionel Silvarman, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Israel Z. Silvarman,
of Birmingham, Mich. Rabbi
Samuel S. Stollman officiated.
The bride chose a gown of
imported chantilly lace and silk
tulle, sprinkled with iridescent
rosettes. - Its fitted lace bodice
was accented by an off-the-
shoulder Degas neckline, edged
with seed pearls. The bouffant
skirt fell in rose-petaled tiers of
lace over a billowing skirt of
tulle, and swept into a long,
cathedral train.
Her queen's crown of illusion,
edged with pearls, secured her
triple-tiered veil of silk illusion,
which extended past her long
train. She carried two large
white orchids on a pearl Bible.
Sandy Katzman attended the
bride as maid of honor, and
bridesmaids were Miriam Fire-
stone, Esther Gilbert, Deborah
Levine and Phyllis Zohott. Carol
Gordon was the flower girl.
Jerome J. Silvarman served as
best man, and ushers included
Samuel Brooks, Lawrence
Brooks, Stanford Sikov and Nor-
man Sinaberg, William Kunce-
wild was ring bearer, and jun-
ior ushers were Frederic Brooks
and Allen Barry I. Silvarman.
Following a reception at the
Elmwood Casino, the couple
motored to Miami Beach, Fla.
for their honeymoon. On their
return, they will reside at Rose-
land, Ontario. Out of town
guests were from New York,
Chicago, Edmonton and Tor-
onto.
Barbara Jane Olender, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Olend-
er, of Wildemere Ave., became
the bride of Allen Cohl, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cohl, of Ap-
poline Ave., in a ceremony sol-
emnized on Dec. 22, at the Sher-
aton Cadillac Hotel. Rabbi
Morris Adler performed the
double-ring ceremony.
The bride's gown was of chan-
tilly lace over satin, and was
highlighted by long sleeves of
the lace and featured a scal-
loped, portrait neckline embroid-
ered with pearls and iridescent
sequins. Inserted panels of ac-
cordion-pleated nylon tulle were
fashioned into the skirt which
ended in a long train.
Her three-tiered veil of pure
silk illusion was attached to a
crown of the lace with match-
ing pearls and sequins. Her
flowers were white orchids and
streamers of stephanotis on a
prayer book.
The bride's sister-in-law, Bev-
erly Deborah Mohr, was matron
of honor, and bridesmaids in-
cluded Roberta Kalodin, Marilyn
Cohl, Claudia Cohl, Marlene
Wigderson and Lenore Heinick.
Joyce Schubiner was flower girl.
Philip Wedes was the bride-
groom's best man, while seating
the guests were Marvin Olender,
Charles Olender, Marvin How-
ard, Irving Leider and Herbert
Singel-man,
Following dinner and a re-
ception in the hotel, the couple
left for a • wedding trip to Las
Vegas, Nev. and Los Angeles,
Calif. On their return, they will
reside at 2030 Ewald Circle.
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Southwest German radio net-
work started eight school broad-
Cong . Ahavas Achim
casts devoted to Jewish topics,
To Hold Dinner-Dance
including Jewish music, life in
Cong. Ahavas Achim, 19190 Israel and Jewish personalities.
Schaefer, will hold a dinner-
dance New Year's Eve, featur-
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The congregation's youth
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group held its first oneg shabbat
last Saturday. This was the
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Air Jewish Broadcasts
Friday, December 25, 1953
While the occurrence of
New Year's day will not af-
fect the deadline dates of the
Jewish News, publicity chair-
men and individuals sending
in notices for publication are
warned to mail these releases
at least a day earlier than
usual.
The Post Office, while doing
a superhuman job to see that
mail deliveries are kept as
close to schedule as possible,
is burdened with thousands
of extra letters and packages
for the holidays, resulting in
the possible delay of mail.
Deadline for The Jewish
News is 2 p.m., Monday, for
editorial material; 12 noon,
Tuesday for display advertis-
ing; and 112 a.m. Wednesday,
for classified advertising.
Your cooperation with the
Post Office as well as The
Jewish News, is appreciated.
Observe 125th Year
Of German Book Firm
BERLIN, (JTA) — The 125th
anniversary of a well -known
German publishing house estab-
lished by a Berlin maintained
a teacher who maintained a
private Hebrew school—is being
celebrated here.
It was founded in 1828 by
Raphael Friedlander and still
carries the name R. Friedlander
and Son. It specializes in nat-
ural history and the exact
sciences.
Dr. Julius Friedlander, son of
,the founder, was a professor of
mathematics at American col-
leges in 1952-53 and later be-
came the major supplier of
German publications in the nat-
ural sciences for Harvard, Yale
and the Astor Library in New
York. He also launched the bib-
liographical journal "Naturae
Novitates."
Although J. R. Loewe and
other Jewish partners were as-
sociated with the business until
the Hitler period, it had not been
in the hands of the Friedlander
family. for a long time.
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Israelis Say Moscow Jews
Attend Synagogue Services
TEL AVIV, (JTA)—Many Rus-
sian Jews attend services at the
Great Synagogue in Moscow, al-
though the congregation is corn-
posed chiefly of men and women
over middle age, reports a two-
man Israeli trade delegation
which has returned from Mos-
cow. The two. Israelis atended
le in Moscow.
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