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Yanich Dies
Noted Educator Emanuel Gamoran, Harry
Harry Yanich (Hershel Yach-
12680 N.E. Miami Court,
Author-Editor of Many Books, Dies nich),
Miami, Fla., died Nov. 7. He
OBITUARIES
Dr. Emanuel Gamoran, one of
BENJAMIN GOTTLIEB, 3710
LENA KORN, 327 St. Law
Richton, died Nov. 17. Survived rence, Buffalo, N.Y., died Nov the country's most distinguished
by sons, Samuel, Harold and 17. Survived by husband authOrs and editor of many books
' on Jewish subjects. died Thurs-
Merlin Max; daughter,. Mrs. Sam Samuel.
day at his home in New York. He
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LaBow; six grandchildren and
JENNIE KERMAN of the would have been 67 today.
seven great grandchildren.
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He was for 36 years director
Bronx, N.Y., died Nov. 9. Sur
RACHEL LANKIN, 17303 vived by husband, Morris; three of the commission on Jewish
Santa Barbara, died Nov. 17. sons, Dave, Ben and Sam; two education of the Union of
Survived by sons, SaMuel, Alex daughters, Ann and Minnie, of American Hebrew Congrega-
and Israel; daughters. Mrs. New York; four brothers, Louis
Bessie Melnick and Edith; 11 Schoenfeld, of New York, Mau-
grandchildren and 15 great rice, Alex and Hyman Schoen-
grandchildren.
feld; a sister, Mrs, Irving Lie-
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MINNIE ROSEN, 3356 Mon- berman, of Detroit.
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terey, died Nov. 15. Survived
ABRAHAM WOLFSON died
by son, Emanuel; daughter, in London, England, on Nov. 7.
Mrs. William . Gallagher, of Survived by a brother, Sam;
Traverse City, and six grand- and three sisters, Mrs. M. Riv-
children.
kin, Mrs, S. Wohl and Mrs. B.
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H Y M A N LASKER, 17361 Brodsky.
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Greenlawn, died Nov. 14. Sur-
GRACE
KLINE
HARRIS, a
vived by sons, Samuel, of
Quincy, Mass, and Benjamin, of former Detroiter, died in Buffalo,
N.Y. Survived by a son, Jerome
Reno, Navada; daughter, Mrs. of Briarcliff Manor, N.Y.; a sis-
Nathaniel Sandler; and four ter, Gertrude Kline of Buffalo;
grandchildren. 1 a brother, Bert Kline of Detroit;
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J. HERBERT (HERB) WHITE, and two grandchildren.
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1129 S. Negley, Pittsburgh, died
SAM KLEINBERG, 21101 DR. EMANUEL GAMORAN
Nov. 9. He is survived by his Kenosha, Oak Park, died Nov.
wife, Rose, and twin daughters, 14. Survived by his wife, tions and at the time of his
Diane Fleishman and Mrs. Galdie; daughters, Elaine and death was educational advisor
of that commission.
Michael (Jane) Luckoff of Oak Selma; and a brother.
Born in Belz, Russia, where
Park, Mich.
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RUDOLPH W.kLDMAN, 3209 he received his early Jewish
FANNIE FRIEDMAN died in
Sturtevant, died Nov. 15. He educational background, Dr. Ga-
Chicago, Ill., on Nov. 19. Sur-
leaves his wife, Irma; two sons, moran came to the U. S. in 1907
vived by husband, Ben; two
Edward and Robert; a brother, and continued his studies at
daughters, Adeline Salinger, of
a sister, three grandchildren and the Rabbi Jacob Joseph School
Detroit and Mildred Rosenberg;
in New York, the Teachers Col-
two great grandchildren.
five grandchildren and a great-
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lege of the Jewish Theological
grandchild.
KAREN H. PALLEY, 20213 Seminary and the College of
Mansfield, died Nov. .16. She the City of New York. He re•
leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ceived his Master's degree in
Albert Palley; a brother, Shel-
In Memory of
don; and her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Abe White and Mrs.
FANNIE KASS
Rebecca Pall
Who passed on
a year ago.
WILLIAM P AUL, 15850 Stoe-
pel. died Nov. 16. He leaves his 1:
Sadly missed by son,
wife, Lilly; two sons, Abbey and i I
William; daughter - in -
Aaron; a daughter, Mrs. Aaron
law and three grand-
(Unveiling announcements may
Paul; three sisters and five be inserted by mailing or by call-
children. Unveiling at
)
ing
The Jewish News office, 17100
grandchildren.
Beth David Cemetery,
I W. 7 Mile • Road, Detroit 35, VE
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Long Island, N. Y.,
i 8-9364. Written announcements must
HARRY AGEN, 18501 San I be accompanied by the name and
Sunday, Nov. 25.
of the person malting the
Juan, died Nov. 17. He leaves his address
insertion. There is a standing charge I
wife, Shirley; two sisters, Mrs. of $3.00 for an unveiling notice, I
Henry Feldstein and Mrs. Max- measuring an * inch in depth).
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well Falk.
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The
family
of
the late Helen
In Memory of
Brand announces the unveiling
ROSE
TANANBAUM,
2658
Beloved Father
Pingree, died Nov. 17. She of a monument in her memory
leaves two sans, Sol and David; 12 p.m. noon Sunday, Nov. 25,
PHILIP J.
two daughters, Mrs. Abe Scher at Beth Abraham Cemetery.
CORZECK
and Mrs. Sidney Desow; a sister Rabbi Halpern will officiate.
Relatives and friends are asked
and three grandchildren.
Who passed away Nov.
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to attend.
23, 1956 (19 days in
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ABE HERTZBERG, 1 Lafa-
Kislev. You will never
yette Plaisance, died Nov. 17. He
The family of the late Aaron
be forgotten, as long
leaves two sisters, Mrs. Sadie Rosenberg announces the un-
as life and memory
Morrison and Mrs. Arthur Barit. veiling of a monument in his
last. Your presence is
memory 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov..I
always near us. Sadly
VIOLET APPLEBAUM. 175601 25, at Clover Hill Park Cem-
missed and always re-
Santa Rosa, died Nov. 19. She etery. Rabbi Gorrelick and Can-
membered by children
leaves her husband, Morris; a tor Ackerman will officiate.
and grandchildren.
daughter, Mrs. Sidney Ross; two Relatives and friends are asked
brothers, a sister and two grand- to attend.
children.
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The family of the late Mrs.
SARAH KAPLAN, Villa Zion
Hospital, died Nov. 20. She Anna Kersch announces the un-
IN MEMORIAM
leaves two daughters, Mrs. veiling of a monument in her
The Hannah Schloss
Harry (Irene) Noskowitz and memory 11 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 25,
Old Timers
Mrs. Abe (Eva) Rose of Flint; at Beth Abraham Cemetery. Rel-
mourns the passing of
five grandchildren and five great atives and friends are asked to
attend.
grandchildren.
one of its distinguished
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members
SADIE FINLEY JORDAN,
ABE
2554 Comfort Dr., Birmingham,
The Family of the Late
HERTZBERG
Mich., died Nov. 20. Survived
LOUIS AGEN
by
husband,
Albert
M.
Jordan;
We pay tribute to his
Announces the unveil-
two sisters, Elizabeth E. Finley
memory for his friend-
ing of a monument in
and Mrs. Alma Robinson.
ship, for all the good
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his memory 1 p.m.
deeds that marked his
Sunday, Nov. 25, at
MORRIS ROSENZWEIG,
active life. Our heart-
18267 Greenfield, died Nov. 20.
Nusach Harie Ceme-
felt sympathies go to
He leaves his wife, Rose; two
tery. Rabbi Sperka will
the entire Hertzberg
sons, Paul and Dr. Harold; two
officiate. Relatives and
family. May they be
daughters, Mrs. David (Tina)
friends are asked to
consoled in their hour
Cohen and Mrs. Peggy Beigel;
attend.
of sorrow.
eight grandchildren and four
great grandchildren.
Monument
Unveilings
I
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Kaufman
Chape
DIRECTORS OF FUNERALS
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education and his Ph. D. at Co-
lumbia University.
A teacher in New York
schools for many years, Dr.
Gamoran was on the faculty
of Teachers College of the
Jewish Theological Seminary
before being called to his
post with the Union of Amer-
ican Hebrew Congregations.
Taking a deep interest in all
Hebrew educational movements,
Dr. Gamoran was among the
leaders in Histadrut Ivrith and
was active in the National
Council for Jewish Education.
He was the author of many text-
books and edited scores of
books for adults and children
which were published by the
UAHC. His textbooks are wide-
ly used in many schools today.
Together with the late A. H.
Friedland, he was the co-author
of a series of books entitled,
"Gilenu—the Play Way to He-
brew," which revolutionized ac-
tivities for the advancement of
the study of Hebrew by Jewish
youth.
He was awarded a number of
honorary degrees, served on na-
tional boards of several import-
ant movements and was a lec-
turer at the Hebrew University
in Jerusalem.
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Mr. Yanich, a veteran of the
Labor Zionist and Farband
movements and a member of
the famed Jewish Legion,
leaves his wife, Nachame; a
daughter, Hadassah Plant of
Great Neck, N.Y.; a son, Jo-
seph; three sisters, Esther Beit-
ner of Detroit, Leah Adel of
Israel and Chave Basevitch of
Argentina; and seven grand-
children.
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