THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS -- Friday, June 7, 1963

Israel ORT School Gets Wolfson Gift

OBITUARIES

J E N N I E GREENFIELD,
11501 Petoskey, died June 3.
She leaves son, Haskell; daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lewis Bazell, Mrs.
Frank Hartman, Mrs. Milton
Schoenbrun, Mrs. Jack Schwartz,
Mrs. Wm. Reis, and Mrs. Ben
Morganroth; one brother; one
FRED WILLIAM OPPERER, sister; 19 grandchildren; and
19491 Ilene, died May 27. Sur- 14 great-grandchildren.
vived by wife, Sara; two sons,
Maurice and Stewart; mother,
LOUIS ZIEGLER, 18335 Tri-
Mrs. Clara Opperer; and a nity, died June 4. He leaves
brother.
sons, Edward, Albert and Ro-
bert; daughter, Mrs. Edward
CHAIM ADLER, 19126 Sus- Brown; 10 grandchildren; and
sex, died May 28. Survived by one great-grandchild.
wife, Leah; son, Joseph; and
daughter, Rose.
SOPHIA GOLDBERG, 18409
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Woodingham, died June 4. She
ISADORE SHERMAN, 19613 leaves sons, Louis Colbert and
Antago, Livonia, died May 29. Harry Goldberg; daughter, Mrs.
Survived b son, Marvin; and Sidnye Jackson; one brother;
two grandchildren. six grandchildren; and one
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great grandson.
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MORREY S. AGER, 19309
Hubbell, died May 30. Survived SARAH GOLDMAN, 15130
by wife, Renee; mother, Mrs. James, Oak Park, died May 31.
Pearl Ager; daughter, Mrs.' Survived by daughters, Mrs.
Michael (Susan) Kent; two broth- Carl Arfa, Mrs. Nate Goldman,
ers and a sister. Mrs. Louis Silverman and Mrs.
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Joseph Liebreoff; 16 grand-
RAYMOND BERMAN, 16659 children; and 39 great-grand-
Washburn, died June 3. He children.
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leaves his wife, Fannie; sons,
Manuel and Seymour; daughter, ANNA KARP, 819 Waterman,
Mrs. Leonard Posner; two sis- died May 22. Survived by two
ters; and 10 grandchildren. brothers and two sisters.
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WENDY F. GREENBLATT, SAM CARDASH, 15716 Bel-
19466 Osmus, Livonia, died den, died May 28. He leaves his
June 3. She leaves her parents, wife, Gussie; and daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Green- Mrs. Joseph Brownstein, Mrs.
Blatt; brother, Herbert; and her Nathan Cutler and Mrs. William
grandparents, Mrs. Sadye Green- Rowland; and two grandchil-
blatt, of Canoga Park, Calif., dren.
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and Mrs. Lillian Levin.
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VICTOR SCHLESINGER,
JULIUS COHEN, 2745 Cort- 18634 Northlawn, died May 28.
land, died June 2. Survived by He leaves his wife, Pearl; sons,
his wife, Anna; a brother; and Jack, Saul and Dr. Henry;
three sisters. daughter, Mrs. Jack Cooper; 10
grandchildren and four great-
grandchildren.
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LOUIS 1VIAIUS, 5055 Wilbur,
Las Vegas, Nev., died May 29.
He leaves brothers, Abraham
and Max; and sisters, Mrs.
Goldie Levine, Mrs. Albert Dis-
kin and Mrs. Abraham Rebeck.
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MORRIS
OPPERMAN
died
Pay Tribute to . .
May 30. He leaves his wife,
Gussie; and daughter, Betty.

ISADORE KRAFT, 23441 Bev-
erly, Oak Park, died June 5. Sur-
vived by wife, Goldie; son, Sey-
mour; daughters, Mrs. Sarah
Schuman and Mrs. Evelyn To-
bias; a sister and six grand-
children.

FATHER

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HARRY KRENTZIN, 19365
Evergreen, died June 5. Sur-
vived by wife, Anna; sons, Len,
Nathan and Earl; daughters,
Mrs. Etta Weiner and Mrs. Irv-
ing , (Pauline) Beckman; and
eight grandchildren.

NATHAN FINEGOLD, 17186
Wisconsin, died - June 6. Sur-
vived by wife, Anna; sons,
Abraham of Chicago, Ill. and
Herman; daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Sherman; six grandchildren and
three great grandchildren.

RUTH MEVIS, 22150 Sussex,
Oak Park, died June 1. She
leaves her husband, David;
daughters, Mrs. Abe Budman
and Mrs. Sherwin Molonon; and
five grandchildren.
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A. LEWIS FINEBERG, 25435
Wareham, Huntington Woods,
died June 1. He leaves sister,
Mrs. Joseph Berry.

Dr. Carl Gussin Dies

LONDON, (JTA)—A gift of
50,000 pounds sterling ($140,-
000) from the Wolfson Founda-
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school in Tel Aviv was an-
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A member of a number of
communal organizations, Mrs.
Sarah Goldman died May 31
leaving 39 great grandchildren.
She was 92.
Mrs. Goldman, 15130 James,
Oak Park, had been active in
the Yeshivath Beth Yehuda,
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20 years, Dr. Carl Gussin, 18953
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A native of Detroit, Dr. Gus-
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College and the University of
Detroit School of Dentistry. He
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outstanding Michigan athlete,
winning recognition in the
MIAA as a star of the gridiron
and basketball court. He also
played professional basketball.
Dr. Gussin served as a cap-
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years during World War II. He
was a member of Daylight
Lodge, F&AM, and the Alpha
Omega Dental Fraternity.
Surviving Dr. Gussin are his
daughter, Cindy; and two sis-
ters, Mrs. Morris E. Bachman
and Mrs. Leo Orecklin.

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GERTRUDE NE SHK ES ,
20230 Ardmore, died June 2.
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