Ii*o Re-Arrested for
Norwalk Synagogue
Swastika Painting
The Family of the Late
HARRY. N.
TACHNA
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy and
the contributions to so
many charities in his
name extended by rela-
tives and friends dur- -
ing the family's recent
bereavement. Our spe-
cial thanks to Rabbis
Morris Adler, Herbert
Eskin and Isaac Pa-
neth for their gentle
guidance and devotion.
In Cherished Memory
of
FANNIE
LEVENTEN
Who left us on Feb.
13,:- 1954 . (11 Days in -
Adar). "To live in.-the
hearts of - - those -:we--
leave: bthindr is not to
die." Sadly'- missed by
• her daughter, Mrs. Jo!
seph Seltzer; sister,
Mrs. Rose - Baltimore,
• of Detroit; and brother,
Mr. Ben Toren, of
Northboro; Mass.
month illness. He was 54 years
old.
A native of New York and
graduate of Columbia Univer-
sity. he had been a staff mem-
ber of the Day-Morning Journal
in New York. He came to
Owosso in 1935.
Prominent in the Masonic or-
ganization, he was a member of
the Owosso School Board, was
active in Democratic Party ac-
tivities and served on the Gov-
ernor's tax study committee.
Mr. Bowman, who resided at
408 W. King, was a member of
Flint Temple Beth El, where
he taught Hebrew and Jewish
history for many years. He also
belonged to the Elks, Kiwanis,
YMCA and Shiawassee County
Realtors Association.
He leaves his wife, the former
Sylvia Lebowski; two daughters,
Sandra and Hedy; his mother,
Mrs. Sarah Sporn, of New York;
ana three sisters.
Anna Eserow Dies
Anna Eserow, a Detroiter for
50 years, died March 2 at the
age of 69. She had resided at
17411 Kentucky.
Born in Russia, she had been
active in numerous organiza-
tions since coming to Detroit.
These inclu'ded the Eastern
Ladies Society, Child Rescue
Society, Jewish Women's Euro-
pean Welfare Organization and
Gold - Star Parents.
She is survived by a son,
Jack; a daughter, Mrs. Maurice
Pastor; a brother, Edward
Bunin; and seven grandchil-
dren.
The Family of the Late
MORRIS
BERMAN
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the fam-
ily's recent bereave-
ment.
- The Family of the Late
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LEWIS H.
LEVIN
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many 'kind expres-
sions • of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the fam-
ily's recent bereave-
ment.
The-Family of the Late. -
-
.SARAH NESSEL,
of Blessed Memory
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciatiOn
the many kind espies
sions of sympathy and
the generous charitable
--contributions in her
name extended by rela-
tives and friends dur-
ing the family's recent
bereavement. Our spe-
cial thanks to Rabbi S.
Harelitz and Rabbi
Samuel Stollman for
their kindness, guid-
ance and devotion.
OBITUARIES
David B. Bowman, prominent
NORWALK, Conn., (JTA)- Owosso merchant and realtor
A pair of 22-year-old youths, ar- who was well-known in Detroit,
rested three weeks ago on died Feb. 22 after a three-
charges of painting swastikas
on Beth Israel Synagogue, were
arrested again on an added
charge and are free on bail
awaiting a Superior Court trial.
They are Harold Fahy, Uni-
versity of Virginia graduate,
and a friend, William Arnold,
of ,Milford, Pa., who is staying
with Fahy during a visit here.
Arnold is a native of Ger-
many and has an American cit-
izenship application pending.
Both claimed the daubing was a
prank. The new arrest on bench
warrants contained a charge of
injury to a public building.
Rep. Samuel Googel, Connec-
ticut House Majority leader,
sa id that d amage
building now carries a maxi-
mum $5,000 fine and 20 years
in prison under a bill he intro-
duced which was passed at the
last Legislative session and
signed into law by Gov. Abra-
ham Ribicoff last June 11. The
previous penalties had been a
maximum $100 fine and six
months in jail.
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Owosso Businessman,
David Bowman, Dies
The Family of the Late
RABBI HARRY
JACOBSON
HELEN GROSS, formerly of 1 PEARL PATENT, 947 Bruce.
Detroit, died Feb. 27, in Los ' Windsor, Ont., died Feb. 25.
Angeles, Calif. Services and in-) Survived by her mother, Mrs.
t e r m e n t In California. She Annie Patent; two brothers,
leaves a son, Seymour, of New Joseph and Nash; and a sister,
I York; four daughters. Mrs. Ida !Mrs. Harry Goldman. •
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REBECCA
SOMMERS. 3358
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Mrs. Lil Michelson, all
1 ' Beverly Hills, Calif., and Mrs. , Monterey, died March 2. Sur-
Blanche Greer, of Long Island, I vived =by her husband, Jacob;
iN.Y.; a brother, a sister and three daughters, Mrs. Ruth Leb-
; owitz, Mrs. Earl King and Mrs.
nine grandchildren.
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!Paul Yampolsky, of Venice,
JOSEPH SHERMAN, of Los ' Calif.; six grandchildren and six
Angeles, Calif., died Feb. 29. great grandchildren.
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Interment in Detroit. He leaves 1
SADIE
LEVINE, 18630 Ohio.
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his wife, Lillian; a son, Shel -
don; a daughter, Mrs. Bernard died Feb. 23. She leaves her
husband, Max; two daughters,
Conn: three brothers , two sis- I Mrs. Milton Levinson and
ters and six grandchildren.
Arline; two brothers , three sis-
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ters and two grandchildren.
ISAIAH BENSTEIN, 18000
I Parkside, died Feb. 29. Survived I LOUIS KOZAC, 17310 Prai-
by a son, Edward; two daugh- , rie, died March 1. Survived by
ters, Mrs. Sol Dann and Mrs. ! his wife, Molly; two daughters,
i Mary Luckfelt, of Los Angeles; 1Mrs. Gerald Magid and Mrs.
a brother, two sisters, 10 grand- Maxwell Goldstein; and six
grandchild . grandchildren.
g
ildren and
an a great
ch ild
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the
family's recent bereave-
ment. Our special
thanks to Rabbi Chas-
kel Grubner, Rabbi S.
P. Wohlgelernter and
Rabbi Jacob Hoberman
for their kindness,
guidance and devotion.
The Family of the Late
JENNIE LASH
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and
friends during the
family's recent bereave-
ment. Our s p e c .i a I -
thanks to Rabbi Ben-
jamin H. Gorrelick for
his kindness, guidance
and devotion.
WALTER SMELSEY, 5911
Audubon, died Feb. 28. He
leaves his wife, Frances; a
brother, Meyer; and two sisters,
Ws. Jennie Oppenheim and,
Mrs. Aaron Shapiro, of Miami
Beach.
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outhern tsnai isritn
Leader, A. Marx, Dies
Archibald A. Marx. a pioneer
in Bnai Brith activities for 69
years. died last week. He was
89.
Mr. Marx played a Ieading
role in founding such Bnai Brith
institutions as the Anti-Defama-
tion League. the Leo N. Levi
Memorial Hospital in Hot
Springs, Ark., the Home for the
Aged in Memphis, and the Mexi-
can Bureau which helped reset-
tle 7,000 Romanian Jews in
Latin America in 1926.
He was the son of Solomon
Marx, who helped organize Bnai
Brith District 7 region in 1873.
Archibald Marx served as presi-
dent of the District in 1900, and
as a national vice president of
Bnai Brith from 1915 to 1941.
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In cherished memo
memory o I my
beloved son and our dear
brother, Sgt. Milton S. Cohen,
who gave his life in the service
of his country, on March 4.
1945.
Sadly missed and always re-
membered by his mother, Mrs.
Rose Cohen; brothers, Sidney
and Herman; and sister, Mrs.
Harold Black.
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During the coming
week Yeshiva Beth
Yehuda will observe
the Yahrzeit of the
following departed
friends, with the
traditional M e mo -
rial Prayers, recita-
tion of Kaddish and
studying of Mish-
nayes.
Hebrew Civil
ADAR MAR.
Anna Chinitz
Rose Segerman
Anna R. Werner
Abraham Berman
William Zack
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Anna Levine
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Rachel Zager
Aaron Jackson
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Ben Citron
Bertha Fischer
Rose Temchin
Julius Cohen
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10
10
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Faige Sander
Harry Faber
Rebecca Katz
Rose Aronoff
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Lena Farber
Isadore Kramer
Louis Kleinman
A. H. Grace
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MINNIE MARGOLIS, 19315
Warrington, died Feb. 26. She
leaves a daughter-in-law, Mrs.-:'
Lillian Margolis, and three
grandchildren.
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JULIA STEIN. 3766 W. Outer
Dr., died Feb. 29. She leaves
two sons. Louis and Samuel
Gothelf; two daughters, Mrs.
Nat R i s i n and Mrs. Albert
Siegel; and six grandchildren.
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MITCHELL SMITH, 15141
Kenton. Oak Park, died Feb. 27.
He leaves his wife, Anna; two
sons. Harold and Leo; a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Norman Flax; a sister
and seven grandchildren.
JACK LUBLIN, 2740 W.
ABRAHAM KATZ. 19186
Grand, died Feb. 26. Survived Washburn, died March 1. He
by his wife, Sarah; a son, Sey- leaves his wife, Minnie; two i
mour; two daughters, Mrs. Jack sons, Dr. Samuel, of Beverly
Lapides and Mrs. Seymour Hell- Hills, Calif., and Edward; a
er, of Petoskey, Mich.; two brother. Julius; and four grand-
brothers and six grandchildren. - children.
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SAMUEL JACOBSON died
FANNIE BROAD/5 4328 Clem-
ents, died Feb. 21 She leaves Feb. 25. He leaves -a brother,
her husband, Abraham; a son, Arthur.
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Sol; two daughters, Mrs. Solly
WILLIAM GOLDBLUM. Tul
Lewis and Mrs. AleYander Car-
ney; three brothers, two sisters ler H o t e 1, died 'Feb. 29. No
and seven grandchildren. survivors.
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HARVEY LEW ROBINSON,
MARY BARASH, 14900 Dex-
Vegas, Nev., died in De-
ter, died Feb. 25. Survived by troit, Feb. 25. Interment in
a brother, Ben; two sisters, Detroit. He leaves his wife.
Doris and Mrs. Oscar Borison. Minnie; a daughter, Mrs. Hugh
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HERSHEL LEVIN, 10845 and two grandchildren.
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LOUIS KARP, 11501 Petos-
died Feb. 24. He leaves his wife,
Louise; a son, Scott; a daugh- key, died Feb. 25. He leaves
ter, Susan; his parents, Mr. - and three sons, Aaron, David and
Mrs. Eli Levin; a brother and Samuel; two daughters, Mrs. !
Joseph Mendelson and Mrs.
a sister.
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Saul Gaines; and 13 grand-
ABRAHAM SCHLUSSEL, children.
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11680 N. Martindale, died March
SADIE SCHWARTZ, 14401
1. Survived by his wife, Re-
becca; four sons, Irving, Her- Oak Park Blvd., Oak Park. died
man, Jack and David Keys; a Feb. 26. She leaves three sons,
daughter, Mrs. Philip Krasnick; Adolph, Kenneth and Harvey;
four daughters, Mrs. Max Laven-
and 16 grandchildren.
thaI, Mrs. Bert Samuels, Mrs.
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BERYL KRAFT, 19213 Les- Ruth Davis and Mrs. Gustave
ure, died March 1. Survived by Ordover; nine grandchildren
grandchildren.
his wife, Sarah; four sons, Har- and five great
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ry, Jules, Sidney and Morris;
BLANCHE GOLDFINGER,
three daughters, Mrs. Isadore 19154 Indiana, died Feb. 25.
"Posen Mrs. Joseph Parker and She leaves two sons, Max and
Mrs. Albert Posen; 18 grand- Perry; a brother and a sister.
children and 16 great grand-
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HILDA HARRIS, 27490 Lake
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Hills Dr., Franklin, died Feb.
JACOB SCHLOSSBERG, 28. She leaves a son, Harold;
18418 Appoline, died Feb. 28. two daughters, Mrs. Joseph
He leaves his wife, Jennie; two Harris, of Los Angeles, and Mrs.
sons, Leo and Marvin Eliot; David Schiller; a brother, a
three daughters, Mrs. Joseph sister, six giandchildren and
Weitz, Mrs. Harry Green and 13 great grandchildren.
Mrs. Jack Saracheck; a brother,
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