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Unveilings

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Mrs. Faber Dies
at Age of 92

Mrs. Sarah Faber, 18420
Strathmoor, died on Jan. 10,
at the age of 92. Although she
had been blind for a number
of years, Mrs. Faber was known
throughout the community for
her devotion to many causes.
Services for Mrs. Faber were
held at the Hebrew Memorial
Chapel. -
Born in Rus-
sia on May 15
1866, Mr's. Fa-
ber came to
the United
States 60
years ago, and
spent the last
48 years in
Detroit. H e r
husband w a s
the late Sam-
uel Faber.
M rs. Faber
was dedicated
to numer-
o u s organiza-
Mrs. Faber
tions and phil-
anthropies during her lifetime.
In the past few years, however,
because of her lack of sight, she
curtailed her activities.

OBITUARIES

HARRIET FRANZBLAU, of
NETTIE OMENKE, 13641
Chicago, Ill., died Jan. 11. Serv- Dexter, died Jan. 12. She leaves
ices and interment in Detroit. two sons, Max and Sidney; two
She leaves her husband, Ed- daughters, Mrs. Maurice Safir
ward; a son, Charles; two broth- and Miriam Rose; four grand-
ers, Samuel and Morris, of De: children and two great grar.1-
troit; and a sister, Mrs. Ulrick children.
a a a
Mitteldorf, of Italy.
The family of the late Joseph
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SAM
'KELLER,
14 Charlotte,
Penfil, a former resident of
ROBERT MITCHELL, 11501
Lansing, Mich., announces the
Petoskey, died Jan. 6. Survived died Jan. 10. No survivors.
unveiling of a monument in his
by three sisters, Mrs. Morris
memory at 1 p.m., Sunday, Jan.
Band, Mrs. Yetta Kaplan and Dr. Jos. Thon Dies
18, at Clover Hill Park Ceme-
Mrs. Al Dussault; a son and
NEW YORK — Dr. Joseph
tery. Rabbi - Prero will officiate.
a daughter.
Thon, 50, noted publicist and
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Relatives and friends are asked
JOSEPH - GOUtDMAN,- 2227 Veteran Zionist leader, died Jan.
to attend.
Holcomb, died Jan. '7. Survived 8 after a short illness.
Born in Zurawno, Poland,
by a brother, Samuel, of New
he came to this country in 1941
York,
N.Y.
The Family of the Late
from Geneva,
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SAMUEL SCHWARTZ, 11501 Switzerland,
HARRY BLOOM
Petoskey, died Jan. 8. No sur- where he
Acknowledges with
served for two
vivors.
grateful appreciation
• * *
years as di-
the many kind expres-
ALEXANDER PATENT, 947 rector of the
sions of sympathy ex-
Bruce, Windsor, died Jan. 8. office for Jew-
tended by relatives and
Survived by his wife, Annie; ish refugees.
friends during the fam-
two sons, Joseph and Nash, For the past
ily's recent bereave-
of Riverside, Ont.; two daugh- eight years he
ment.
ters, Pearl and Mrs. Harry . was national'
Goldman; five grandchildren director of the
and a great grandchild.
tourist depart-
* * *
ment of the
She was yearly responsible
IRENE
V.
LOPATE,
1005
In Memoriam
for collecting several hundred Penrose, died Jan. 10. She Zionist Organ-
In loving memory of
dollars both for the Mo'os Hitim leaves her mother, Anna; and ization of
our beloved
America.
Committee for Passover relief a brother, Sidney, of Toledo.
Husband & Father
-and the League for Religious
A nephew of
* * *
ALFRED
Labor in Israel. She also was a
NATHAN FORMAN, 2619 Dr. Osias
member of Mizrachi Women.
Taylor, died Jan. 10. Survived Thon, who wasDr. Joseph Thon
KUSCH I NSKI
Who passed away on
She is survived by four sons, by two sisters, Mrs. Jacob Mee- one of the foremost leaders of
Jacob Perlow.
Polish Jewry before World War
Jan. 10, 1957
Maurice, Fred, Isadore and Dr. ron and Mrs.
* * *
II, Dr. Joseph Than had ac-
(nine days in Shevat)
Michael of Benton Harbor; two
DOLPH K. GLOGOWER, Tul- quired an international reputa-
Sadly missed and al-
daughters, Mrs. Clara Sachs and ler Hotel, died Jan. 8. Inter-
ways remembered by
Mrs. John Zalman; 20 grandchil- ment in Louisville. He leaves tion as an author, economist
his wife, Lillian; and
and
From 1921 to 1934
dren and 34 great grandchildren. his brother, Louis, of Louis-
daughters, Janice and
he was foreign editor of the
ville, Ky.
Ellen.
Polish daily Chwila which ap-
* • *
ESTHER LITT, 11501 Petos- peared in Lwow, and he was
key, died Jan. 8. She leaves principal of the Jewish Tech-
five sons, Samuel, David, nical College in that city.
The late Dr. Thon was a con-
In cherished memory of our Charles, William and Bernard;
The Family of the Late
beloved mother and grand- a daughter, Mrs. Samuel Brody tributing editor of the Univer-
MEYER FINKEL
mother, Esther Passerman, of Miami and 13 grandchil- sal Jewish Encyclopedia and
also editor of the economic mag-
Deeply appreciates and
who passed away on Jan. 15, dren.
agine Palestine and Near East.
* *
gratefully acknowl-
1954, and our beloved brother,
EVA .KAISERMAN, 18260
edges the kind expres-
Victor Passerman, who lost his
sions of sympathy and
life Jan. 16, 1945 while in the Mark Twain, died Jan. 9. She
leaves three sons, Bert, Albert
service of his country.
the many, many trib-
and Louis; two daughters, Mrs.
utes made by relatives
Sadly missed and always re- Jack Pearlman and Mrs. Ar-
and dear friends dur-
Lowest Prices for Highest
membered by their children thur Silberblatt; 11 grandchil-
Quality Granite and Outstanding
ing the family's recent
and grandchildren; brother, Al- dren and six great grandchil-
Designs
and great loss.
len, and sisters, Ann and Rae. dren.
—Mrs. Anna Finkel
DETROIT MONUMENT
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Sons, David & Dr.
HILDA LACS, 18307 Indiana,
WORKS
In
loving
memory
of
our
L Finkel; Daugh-
2744 W. Davison car. Lawton
dear mother, Rebecca Mosko- died Jan. 9. She leaves her
ter, Mrs. Arnold
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witz, who passed away on Jan. husband, Nathan; a daughter,
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Monash and all of
Mrs. Lester Rynek; a brother,
27, 1944.
his eight grand-
a sister and a grandchild.
children
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Sadly missed by her children,
FANNIE DACH, 11534 By-
Alice, Belle, Molly and Pearl.
ron, died Jan. 9. Interment
* * *
in Fremont, 0. She leaves a
In cherished momory of Al- brother, I. M. Dach of Los
len
R.
Bernstein,
our
dearly
Angeles; and a nephew, Dr.
The Family of the Late
beloved husband and father, Larry Segar.
who passed away on Jan. 18,
ABE
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1957.
ROBERT FRANK KANE,
ROSENBLOOM
Always missed and never for- 19768 Asbury Park, died Jan.
in the Jewish
His wife, Ann; sons, Al-
gotten by his wife, Shirley, and 11. He leaves his wife, Lillian;
tradition by
vin and Jack, of Los
two
sons,
Ronald
and
Gordon
daughters, Terry and Maxine. -
Angeles; mother, Mrs.
L.; two daughters, Mrs. Bernard
S a r a h Rosenbloom;
Parel and Marla; two brothers,
brothers, Phil and Har-
a sister and four grandchildren.
The Family of the Late
* * *
ry; and sister, Mrs.
TILLIE LOWY BROD, 18094
Ruth Rosenberg
CARL KOLE
Hubbell, died Jan. 11. She
Acknowledge with
3201 JOY RD.
leaves her husband, Sam; a
4..t to the Heirew I
lent Society
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
daughter, Mrs. William Bonin;
grateful appreciation
CLOSED SATURDAYS
the many kind expres-
a sister and three grandchil-
and JEWISH HOLIDAYS
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
dren.
sions of sympathy
OPEN SUNDAYS
tended by relatives and
a a a
extended by relatives
friends during the fam-
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HENRY
SCHWARTZ,
925
and friends during the
ily's recent bereave-
Whitmore, died Jan. 11. He
family's recent be-
ment.
leaves a son, Bernard; two
reavement.
daughters, Mrs. Harold Norman
and Mrs. Elmer Perison, of Los
Angeles; two brothers, two sis-
ters and three grandchildren.

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Cemetery Memorials

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MEMORIALS

KARL BERG
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MONUMENTS

FOR ALL JEWISH CEMETERIES BY

BROWN & RAISCH CO.

Mr. and Mrs.
Max Balk & Family
and The
Kormen Brothers

"Dependable S Responsible Since 1873"

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Windsor Merchant
Benj. Brody, Dies

Benjamin Brody, Windsor
businessman and civic and com-
munal leader, died Jan. 11 fol-
lowing a three-month illness.
Ee had resided at 1306 Victo-
ria, Windsor.
Services and interment were
in Detroit, from the Ira Kauf-
man Chapel.
President and co-founder of
the furniture firm of Baum and
Brody, Mr. Brody came to
Windsor 55 years ago from To-
ronto. He was born in Austria.
He was an active member of
the Rotary Club and an impor-
tant figure in the Windsor Jew-
ish Community Council. He also
was a member of Cong. Shaar
Hashomayim and Windsor Bnai
Brith.
He leaves his wife, Lillian;
a son, Lewis D.; a daughter,
Mrs. Abe A. Schmier, of De-
troit; his stepmother, Mrs. Han-
nah Brody, of Toronto; four
brothers, three sisters, five
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers or other
considerations, the family is
asking that remembrances be
made as a donation to the new
Windsor Jewish Community
Center on Ouellette Ave.

Harry Bloomberg Dies at 87
Harry M. Bloomberg, of Flint,
died last week at the age of
87. A Flint resident for 50
years, Mr. Bloomberg was a
shoe merchant there. He was a
member of Bnai Brith and the
Elks.
He is survived by three sons,
Louis, Samuel and Morris; three
daughters, Mrs. Zelma Fiven-
son, Mrs. Helen Mulne and Mrs.
Ruth Davis. Services were in
Flint.

WE REMEMBER

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During the coming
week Yeshiva Beth Ye-
huda will observe the
Yahrzeit of the follow-
ing departed friends,
with t h e traditional
Memorial Prayers, reci-
tation of Kaddish and
studying of Mishnayes.

Hebrew Civil
Shebat Jan.

Robert Rosenberg
Alyce Rood
Peter Vass

8
8

8

17
17
17

Pearl Helper
Jacob Gottlieb

9
9

18
18

Moshe Asher Brody
Goldie Blumenthal
J. Levin
Ethel Fidler
Bessie Goldfarb
Esther Philosoph

10
10
10
10
10
10

19
19
19
19
19
19

Jacob Zruker
Aaron Yagoda
Belle Nelson
Benjamin Sturman
Sam Rotenberg

11
11
11
11
11

20
20
20
20
20

Esther Hechtman
Feigel Rubinoff
Harry Lupiloff
Esther Karbal
M. Tiktin

12
12
12
12
12

21
21
21
21
21

13
13
13
13

22
22
22
22

14
14

23
23

Nathan Harris
Sammel H. Wainger
Mordechai ben Dovid
Oscar Lefkofsky

Louis Kartun
S. Karbal

Yeshiva Beth Yehuda

12305 Dexter

WE 1-0203

The excellent facilities of The Ira Kaufman
Chapel are known and available at a cost
within the reach of all.

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Manager
MORRIE WEINER,
Staff Member

Express their deepest
sympathy to Mrs. Har-
ry Bloom and Family
over the recent loss of
their beloved husband
and father.

The Ira Kaufman Chapel

Director of Funerals

9419 Dexter

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