Dr. J. L. Baron Dies
OBITUARIES
Dr. Joseph L. Baron, dean of
Milwaukee rabbis, distinguished
author and lecturer, died July
(Unveiling announcements may
Cloverhill Park Cemetery. Rah- 12.
be inserted by mailing or by call-
SYLVIA MERMER of Los
bi Donis will officiate. Rela-
Funeral services will be held
ing The Jewish News office, VE
He was espe-
8-9364. Written announcements
tiv es and friends are asked to cially known
at 1 p.m. today, at Kaufman Angeles died last month. She
must be accompanied by the name
attend.
Chapel on Dexter, for Mrs. leaves her husband, John; a
and address of the person making
for his "Treas-
the insertion. There is a standing
SARAH B. COUSINS, 50, of son, Jerome; a daughter, Mrs:
ury
of
Jewish
charge of $3.00 for an unveiling
3795 W. Outer drive. She was Jack (Beatrice) Kols; o n e
Quotations,"
Mapai, Herut Mark
notice, measuring an inch in
depth.)
active in many women's organi- brother and three grandchil-
- Stars and
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zati•ns. Surviving are her hus- dren.
S a n d," "Can-
The family of the late Harry 20th Anniversary of
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band, Leonard; son, Barry; her
dles
in
t
h
e
Finklestein announces the un- Jabotir sky's Death
MOSES ROSEN, 19320 Suf-
mother,
Mrs.
Terez
Berkovits;
Night"
and
veiling of a monument in his
JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The other works.
brother, Charles Berk, and sis- folk, died July 15. He leaves his
memory at noon Sunday, July
wife, Pearl; four sons, Charles,
ter, Mrs. Albert Silverman.
20th
anniversary
of
the
death
Three years
31, at Machpelah Cemetery.
Norman, Oscar and Sidney of
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Rabbi Sperka will officiate. of Zev Jabotinsky, the founder ago, Dr. Baron
Cleveland; three brothers, one
of
the
Zionist
Revisionist
Move-
NACHA
URA
of
Flin,,
who
was
one
of
the
Relatives and friends are asked
sister, four grandchildren and
ment,
will
be
observed
at
the
formerly
resided
with
her
principal
to attend.
end of this month with cere- speakers at
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daughter Mrs. A. Kaminsky at five great grandchildren.
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The family of the late Solo- monies at President Ben-Zvi's the annual
2995 Oakman Blvd., died July
WILLIAM
A.
MARKUS, of
mon Chesluk announces the un- residence here.
Jewish Book
10 in Lakeland , Fla.
Miami, Fla., died July 1a. He
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veiling of a monument in his
Prime Minister David Ben- Fair in De-
leaves his wife, Ida; two sons,
memory at 1 p.m. Sunday, July Gurion, members of the execu- troit.
PAULINE CLAIVIAGE, 22140
Dr. Richard Dr. J. L. Baron Morton, Oak Park, died July 18. Oscar A. and Jack D.; one
24, at Chesed shel Emes Ceme- tive of the Herut Party, Knesset
tery. Rabbi Wohlgelernter will deputies and veterans of the C. Hertz of Detroit, one of his She leaves her husband, David; daughter, Mrs. Peter Gilbert;
officiate. Relatives and friends Jewish Legion, founded by former students, officiated at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morris one brother, two sisters and
three grandchildren.
are asked to attend.
Jabotinsky, are expected to at- the funeral service.
Halem, and three brothers.
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tend.
SAMUEL RUCHOTSKY, 2984
The family of the late Nathen
The forthcoming gathering is Mrs. Scheyer, Civic
JOHN MERMELSTEIN, Fullerton, died July 15. Sur-
Moehlman (Mailman) an-
regarded here as an indication
17551 Santa Rosa, died July 16. vived by six sisters, Mrs. Sarah
nounces the unveiling of a
of improved relations between Leader, Dies at 85
Survived by wife, Sadie; 3 Schwartz of Miami Beach, Fla.,
monument in his memory at 1
Mapai and Herut, particularly
Active in civic and cultural daughters, Mrs. Thomas Fried- Mrs. Isidore Rabinovitz, Helen
p.m. Sunday, July 24, at Beth
Isaac Cemetery; 14 Mile Rd. at since Herut leaders recently in- activities here, Mrs. David man, Mrs. Harvey Rice and Lil- Minnie, Bertha and Hilda.
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Gratiot Ave. Rabbis Rabinowitz dicated support for the electoral Scheyer, formerly of the Abing- lian; one sister and five grand-
and Frankel will officiate. reforms which Premier Ben- ton Apartments, died in Carmel children.
PAULINE
COHN, 1108 W.
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Relatives and friends are asked Gurion is seeking to introduce. Hall last Friday at 85.
Vernon, Flint, died July 19..
MEYER
BURNS
(BURN-
An 1897 graduate of the Uni-
to attend.
Survived by her husband,
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Famed Heart Specialist, versity of Michigan and one of STINE) of Los Angeles, Calif., Louis; a daughter, Phyllis; a
died
July
14.
He
leaves
his
The family of the late Mollie Dr. Aaron Goren Dies; the early members of Delta
wife, Doris; two sons, Lee and son. Ronald; her parents, Mr.
Simon announces the unveiling
Gamma Sorority, she was a Philmon; one brother and five and Mrs. Earnest Braun of Mi-
of a monument in her memory Planned Israel Hospital charter member of the board
ami Beach, Fla.; one brother
NEW YORK, (JTA) — Dr. of The Priscilla Inn and a mem- sisters.
at 11 a.m. Sunday, July 31, at
and one sister.
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Aaron N. Gorelik, a noted heart ber of the Founders Society of
LILLIAN
LEIB,
25436
Ware-
surgeon who perfected a three- the Detroit Institute of Arts and
BENJAMIN
COHEN, 18715
The Family of the Late
part operation for the strength- 1 the Friends of the Detroit Pub- , ham, Huntington Woods, died Kentucky, died July 13. Sur-
July
18.
Survived
by
her
hus-
ening of the heart muscles, died lic Library.
WILLIAM
band, Max; one Sall, Allan NI.; vived by two sons, Jack and
here July 17 of cerebral stroke.
She
was
a
sister
of
the
late
a daughter Roberta; parents, Harry; one daughter, Mrs. Celia
GREENFIELD
He would have been 58 years Mrs. Albert Kahn, wife of the Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ellenbogen; Wexler of Los Angeles, Calif.;
Announces the unveil-
old July 18.
architect, an_d of Day and Joseph one brother and two sisters. eight grandchildren and three.
ing of a monument in
Gorelik, who was born in Krolik.
great grandchildren.
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his memory at 12:30
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Egypt and came to this country
MAX SKULSKY, 2092 Ewald
Mrs. Scheyer leaves one sis-
p.m. Sunday, July 24,
about 35 years ago, flew to ter, Mrs. William Brown.
Circle, died July 18. He leaves ABRAHAM AXELRAD, 42 1 8
at Chesed shel Ernes
Israel last May in connection
Cemetery. Rabbis Her-
his wife, Sophie; one son, Sam; Duane, died July 17. Survived
with his project of establishing
man Deutch and S. P.
a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Bern- by wife, Anna; three sons, Her-
j
Prominent
Physician,
a hospital there which would
Wohlgelernter will of-
1 stein; two brothers and five man, Louis S. and Ruben of
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ficiate. Relatives and
serve heart patients of all races Dr. Edward Stein Dies
Brooklyn, N.Y.; one daughter,
grandchildren.
friends are asked to
and faiths regardless of their
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Evelyn; one sister; six grand-
A prominent physician in the
attend.
LENA SCHAYOWITZ, 19940 children and one great grand-
ability to pay.
community, Dr. Edward Stein,
Friends in Israel had given 24060 Condon, Oak Park. died Schaefer, died July 18. Sur- child.
AIIIMMINIMINEMENNEMENOMMISk
him encouraging reports of fi- July 18 in Sinai Hospital. He vived by five daughters, Mrs.
Max Mondshine, Mrs. Sally Ac-
nancial support for the hospital. was 45.
Gorelik had previously selected
The Family of the Late
A graduate of the University cardi, Mrs. David Herman of
a site for the hospital and had of Michigan College of Medicine Brooklyn, N.Y.; Mrs. Joseph
BEN FIELD
bought the land with his own in 1937, Dr. Stein was an eye, Beeber of Dayton, Ohio; and
funds.
STEIN
ear. nose and throat specialist. Mrs. Frank Blum of Miami,
Gorelik was received at the He was a Diplomat of the Fla.; one sister, 15 grandchil-
During the coming
Acknowledges with
week Yeshiva Beth
White House last month by American Board of Opthalmo- dren and one great grandchild.
grateful appreciation
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Yehuda will observe
President Eisenhower after he logy, a member of the Amen-
the many kind expres-
the Yahrzeit of the
saved the life of a four-year-old can Medical Association, the f ISRAEL ABRAHAM GOLD-
sions of sympathy ex-
following departed
Greek boy brought here for Michigan State, Wayne and KLANG, 3837 Tuxedo, died July
tended by relatives and
friend s, with the
treatment by the heart surgeon. Oakland Medical societies, the 15. Survived by his wife, Fanny;
friends during the fam-
traditional M e mo -
He was the author of many Detroit Surgical and Detroit one son, Joe Pfefferbaum; one
ily's recent bereave-
rial Prayers, recita-
daughter, Gusta of Los Angeles,
medical papers published here Opthalmological societies.
ment.
tion of Kaddish and
Calif.,
and
one
grandchild.
and abroad.
studying of Mesh-
A World War II veteran Dr.
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nayes.
Stein was a past president of
ISADORE GEORGE STONE,
New Jersey Pupils Can't
the Phi Lambda Kappa medical 19770 Cranbrook, died July 19.
Hebrew Civil
Tamuz July
Carry Religious Notices
fraternity, the Detroit Alumni Survived by a brother, Paul
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Frieda
Chesluk
TRENTON,
N.J..
(JTA)
—
Club,
the
Michigan
Bridge
Asso-
Goldstein;
and
two
sisters,
Mrs.
The Family of the Late
Goldie (Shafer)
State Education Commissioner ciation, president of the Fern- Esther Kruger of Van Nuys,
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Waxman
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Joseph E. Clayton ruled that dale Stamp Club, board member Calif., and Miriam.
Morton Gottlieb
SARAH KLEIN
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Esther
Broder
no religious notices may be sent of the Berkley Lions Club and
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Abe Chauskey
Acknowledges with
home with public school pupils. a member of Oakwood Lodge of
DAVID GREENBERG, 843
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Manuel Brown
grateful appreciation
The American Jewish Congress, Bnai Brith.
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Whitmore Rd., died July 15. He
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Aby Lantor
the many kind expres-
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which had objected to notices
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Isaac Schmaltz
Surviving Dr. Stein are his leaves his wife, Rose; a daugh-
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Aaron
Golub
sions of sympathy ex-
sent home to Jersey City pupils wife. Marian, and a brother, ter, Mrs. Gabriel Margolin; two
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Jacob Solomon
tended by relatives and
last January announcing Roman Dr. Fred Stein.
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Ida
Yawer
brothers, five sisters and two
friends during the
Catholic masses and a Prot-
grandchildren.
AV
family's recent bereave-
estant religious retreat, said it Rabbi Epstein, Founder
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Noah Meir Chesluk
was satisfied with the action.
ment.
of Hebrew Theological
MAMIE FLINKER, 3252
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College, Dies; Was 83
Pasadena, died July 14. She
Chayim Schulist
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The most useful section or
Bluma Fred
CHICAGO, (JTA) — Rabbi leaves a son, Charles of Hous-
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Rebecca Miller
feature in the daily newspaper Ephraim Epstein, founder of ton, Texas; four grandchildren
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Alex Milan
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Hilda Golaner
is advertising, according to a the Hebrew Theological Col- and two great grandchildren.
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Hyman Kaplan
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survey conducted by Dr. George lege, a predecessor of the Jew-
The Family of the Late
Rabbi Yechiel
Gallup.
ish University of America in MAX BLUGRIND, 2690 W.
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E rster
Skokie, a Chicago suburb, died Boston Blvd., died July 14. He
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Louis Sugar
RESHE COHEN
here last Friday at the age of leave s two sons, Lynn and
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Joseph
Stein
of Windsor, Ont.
Larry; two sisters, Mrs. Gert-
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David Levitz
83.
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Samuel
M.
Shore
Rabbi Epstein helped to or- rude Urbas and Mrs. Mollie
Acknowledges with
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Louis Levin
Angeles.
grateful appreciation
ganize the Orthodox Zionist Sepsis of Los
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Lowest Prices for Highest
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Mrs.
Minna
Evans
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Quality Granite and Outstanding
the many kind expres-
movement
in
this
country.
He
Designs
Lena
Miriam
DAVID WEISS, Tuller Hotel,
sions of sympathy ex-
was also a founder of the Fed-
S
Lieberman
tended by relatives and
DETROIT MONUMENT
erated Jewish Charities here, died July 15. He leaves his wife,
Yeshiva
Beth
Yehuda
friends during the
Rose;
and
three
sisters,
Mrs.
which later combined with the
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ment.
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