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Monument Unveilings
OBITUARIES
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Written announcements must be ac-
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of the person making the insertion.
There i s a standing charge of $3.00
for an unveiling notice, measuring
an inch in depth.)
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Charles
Schwartz announces
the unveiling of a monument in
his memory 2:30 p.m. Sunday,
ALBERT CHARLES VALEN-
Oct. 8, at Beth Abraham Ceme-
tery. Rabbi Gorrelick will offi- SKY, 20459 Mark Twain, died
ciate. Relatives and frierids are Sept. 25. Survived by w i f e,
Eleanor; two sons, Dana and
asked to attend.
Carl; a daughter, Barbara; his
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Dr. Albert Kaplan, Mrs. Sam-
uel. Cohen and Mrs. CharleS
The family of the late Leon mother, Mrs. Sophie Valensky;
Sovel announce the unveiling Colbert announces the unveil- two brothers, William Valensky
of a monument in memory of ing of a monument in his mem- l and Sol Volin; two sisters, Mrs.
their mother, Jennie Kaplan, 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8, at Mach- 1Morton (Esther) Kaplan and
1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8, at Clover pelah Cemetery. Rabbi Gor- Mrs. Henry (Bessie) Andrews.
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Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi relick will officiate: Relatives
FANNIE
BARNETT,
Miami
Gorrelick will officiate.
and friends are asked to attend.
Beach, died in Miami Beach
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Sept. 17. She was the widow of
The family of the late
The family of the late Marc the late Meyer Barnett. She
Hahn announces the unveiling of leaves a son, Bernard of Las
a monument in his memory 12:15 Vegas, a daughter,-Beatrice, two
p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8, at Clover brothers and two sisters. Inter-
The Family of the Late
Hill Park Cemetery. Rabbi Lehr- ment was in Detroit.
man will officiate. Relatives and
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CELIA SOSKIN
friends are asked to attend.
SAMUEL
N. BASKIN,
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Announces the unveil-
Kentfield, died Sept.
ing of a monument in
The family of the. late Bea- leaves a son, Harold;
her memory 10:30 a.m.
trice Brandle Weber announces Mrs. Nellie Herman, a
Sunday, October 8, at
the unveiling of a monument grandchildren.
Chesed shel Emes
in her memory 3 p.m. Sunday,
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Cemetery. Rabbi Arm
Oct. 8, at. Machpelah Cemetery.
PEARL
PARNESS,
96
will officiate. Relatives
Relatives and friends are asked ter, died Sept. 25. She
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and friends are asked
to attend.
her husband, Jacob; a son,
to attend.
Alan; three daughters, Mrs.
Morris Soloway, Mrs. Tedszew-
ski and Mts. Al Felman of St.
Petersburg, Fla.; five grand-
children and two great-grand-
The Family of the Late
Tribute to the memory of children.
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Daniel Temchin, M i z r a chi
MANUEL WOLD
NATHAN
leader who died on Sept. 11,
Announces the unveil.
will be paid by national and E. G .
ing of a monument in
local
leaders at a memorial
his memory 10 a.m.
meeting to be held Oct. 11 a
Sunda y, Oct. 8, at
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Young Israel of Northwest
Northwest Hebrew Me-
SAR
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IN, 193
trait. 17376 Wyoming.
morial Park Cemetery.
Schaef r,
9:
The memorial is b
Rabbi Gorrelick will of-
vived by
planned jointly by Mizr
ficiate. Relatives and
Kirma
friends are asked to
Hapoel Hamizrachi of De
attend.
the local Zionist Council
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the Vaad .Horabonim.
Van Dyk
Rabbi Mordecai Kirschbl
former national president of
Mizrachi, will be the guest
The Family of the Late
speaker. Rabbi' Isaac Stollman CJFWF To Hold Workshop For
will
pay tribute to the deceased East Central Women Leaders
JOSEPH
in behalf of the local commu-
The Council of Jewish Feder-
ABRAHAM
nity.
ations an
KALISH
invit
men le -rs in Jew-
elfare activities to att d
Announces the unveil- ,
Jewish Industrialist
two-day Ce 1
ing of a monument in
Division
and Philanthropist
his memory noon Sun-
0., to e
day, Oct. 8, at Mach-
Joseph Smouha Di
niques,
pelah Cemetery. Rabbi
PARIS, ( JTA ) —Jos eph
Mrs. e. I. enk pre
Lehmian and Cantor
ha, prominent British - J
of th Columbus Wo
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Klein will- officiate.
philanthropist, died here at
vision of t
Jewish
Relatives and friends
age of 83.
are asked- to attend.
Two months ago he was award-
ed 3,000,000 pounds sterling
($8,400,000) compensation for
property in Alexandria, Egypt,
confiscated by the Nasser regime.
The property was reportedly
worth more than 12,000,000
pounds sterling ($34,000,000).
Smouha, who was a textile in-
dustrialist in England, settled in
During the coming
Alexandria in 1923 where he
week Yeshiva Beth
Yehuda will observe
turned 700 acres of water and
the Yahrzeit of the
marshland into "Smouha City."
following departed
Much of the property was- donat-
friends, with the ed. by Smouha to schools, hospi-
traditional M e mo •
tals and other public institutions
rial Prayers, recita-
tion of Kaddish and , before the Nasser regime confist.
cated the entire tract. , •
studying of Mish-
Daniel Temchin
Memorial Oct. 11
SOPHIE BOLTON, 4328 Clem-
ents, died Sept. 22.. Survived by
husband, David; three sons, Irv-
ing, Bernard and Philip; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter Zukin; two
brothers, a sister and 12 •grand-
children.
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L I B B Y STARK, 3332 Ro-
chester, died Sept. 25. Survived
by three sons, Harry, David and
Albert; a brother, two grand-
children and six great grand-
children.
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DINA RACOW, 3245 W. Chi-
cago, died Sept. 21. She leaves
two dau•
s. Nat
R
a
other, eorge Gol•eid, nd
two sisters, Mrs. Henry F er
and - Mrs.. Lois Colvin of OS
Angeles;
AARON GOLDENBERG, 4397
Cortland, died Sept. 23. Survived
by four sons, Moe and Samuel
Gilbert, Herman Goldenberg of
Baltimore, Md., and Ben Gilbert
of Los Angeles, Calif.; three
daughters, Mrs. Harry Jacobson,
Mrs. Harry Rosen of Orchard
Lake, and Mrs. Thomas Jacoby
of Birmingham; a brother, a sis-
ter, 12 grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren.
N
Shef-
rvived by
mice Rosen,
ildren.
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Noted Orthodox Rabbi
Eliezer Poupko Dies
PHILADELPHIA,. (JT A) —
Rabbi Eliezer Poupko, 75, a lead-
ing Orthodox rabbi and formerly
an honorary president of the
Union of Orthodox Rabbis of the
United States and Canada, died
here Monday of a heart attack.
He was spiritual leader of the
Aitz Chaim Congregation here at
the time of his death..
Born in Russia, Rabbi Poupko
was ordained in Volozin in 1908
and served as spiritual leader of
various communities in Russia
until he was- sentenced to a Si-
berian prison for defying the re-
ligious policy of the Soviet Union.
He came to the United States
in 1931, when U.S. rabbis secur-
ed his release. He assumed his
post as spiritual leader of Aitz
Chaim Congregation in 1943. -
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