Michigan Jewish
History Magazine
Issues 3rd Number
Modell-Fisher.
Rites Solemnized
MRS. KENNETH MODELL
Rottenberg-Cutler
Vows Exchanged
The third number of volume
III of Michigan Jewish History,
a 40-page magazine published
by the Jewish Historical So-
ciety of Michigan, consists of
the following articles.
"Folklore Among Detroit
Jews," by Prof. Leonard W.
Moss and Dr. Emanuel Apple-
baum; "The Fort of Ezekiel
Solomon," by Dr. Eugene T.
Peterson, director of historic
projects for the Mackinac Island
State Park Commission; "The
Historical Development of the
Detroit Jew is h Community
Center," by Milton Tambor;
"Louis LaMed—Jewish Culture
His Hobby," by Jay Rosen-
shine; "Indian Points to Pon-
der," by Dr. Charles J. Meyers,
member of the Civil War Cen-
tennial Commission; "Aaron
David Markson," (dedicated to
his 30th yahrzeit) by Allen A.
Warsen; "Early Jewish Physi-
cians of Michigan," by Dr.
Irving I. Edgar; "A Jewish
Michigan State Senator," by
Dr. Applebaum.
The magazine was edited by
Rabbi Applebaum. The editorial
committee consists of Dr. Ed-
gar, Rabbi Harold D. Hahn,
Irving L. Katz, Dr. Charles J.
Meyers, Dr. L. W. Moss, Wolf
Snyder, A. Warsen, Dr. Bernard
Weiss and Dr. Israel Wiener.
Early Deadline for July 5 Issue
On •account of the Fourth of July, there will be an
earlier deadline for our issue of July 5.
All copy for that issue must reach our office before
3 p.m. Friday, June 28.
Deadline for Classified Ads for the July 5 issue will
be at 3 p.m. Tuesday, July 3.
Federations to Study Use of Computers
Controllers and office admin-
istrators of 13 large-city federa-
tions will attend an all-day con-
ference in New York City today
to study the use of electronic
computers and the application of
computer-based office systems to
the processing of their fund-
raising and cash collection cam-
paign data.
MRS. DAVID ROTTENBERG
Faye SilVer and Anna W.
Chapman will represent Detroit
at the conference, sponsored by
the budget research department
of the Council of Jewish Federa-
tions and Welfare Funds, to be
held at the headquarters of the
United Jewish Appeal for
Greater New York, 220 W. 58th
St.
NATHAN & IRVING'S
Patricia Ann Fisher was wed
Rochelle Elaine Cutler, daugh-
to Kenneth Charles Modell in a
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cutler
candlelight ceremony June 19
of Southfield, became the bride
at Temple Israel.
of David Allan Rottenberg in a
They are the children of Mr.
ceremony performed by Rabbi
and Mrs. Harry Fisher of Cherry-
Morris Adler June 16 at Cong.
lawn Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Saul
Shaarey Zedek.
Modell of Lincoln Rd., Hunting-
The bridegroom is the son of
. ton Woods.
Dr. and Mrs. Leon Rottenberg
The bride wore a gown of
of- Wildemere Ave,
white peau de soie with a square
The couple plan to spend
neckline, short sleeves, an em-
the
summer honeymooning in
pire bodice of hand-run Alencon
England and on the Continent.
lace, a princess-line, floor-length
The bridegroom will attend the
skirt which fell into a chapel
University of Cambridge, Eng-
train. A tiara of pearls completed
land, where he will study bio-
her ensemble.
chemistry on a Marshall Scholar-
Mrs. Stanley Moffitt was ma-
ship
beginning in October. The
Forty-seven
of
our
50
states,
, tron of honor. Bridesmaids were
• Kathlyn Deutch, Lois Desow and the District of Columbia and Rottenbergs will return in two
Puerto Rico have laws in effect years to Boston, where he will
Mrs. William Barris.
Ronald Steinberg was best which regulate wage payments. attend Harvard Medical School.
man. Ushers were Joel Adelman,
, Morley Gwirtzman, Michael Sa-
lesin, Dr. William F i s h e r,
brother of the bride, and John
Modell, brother of the bride-
EXTRA SUPER
groom.
EXTRA SUPER
SUPER SPECIAL
SPECIAL
The newlyweds departed for
SPECIAL !
Fresh, Smoked
STRICTLY
a honeymoon in Bermuda and
GOLD'S NEW
New York. They will reside on
Delicious
DELICIOUS ONION
6
Greenfield Rd. upon their return.
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$50,000,000 Shopping
Center Project Begun
Simultaneous blasts of dyna-
mite 30 miles apart on June 18
initiated construction of identi-
cal major shopping centers in
Roseville and Livonia, repre-
senting a total capital invest-
ment of $50,000,000. The signal
for the ground breaking was
given by remote control from
downtown Detroit where more
than 200 dignitaries, business-
men, tenants' representatives
and members of the press were
gathered.
Immediately after the formal
ceremonies, Mayor Richard Dra-
ger of Roseville, in the com-
pany of Louis H. Schostak of
Schostak Brothers and Com-
pany, developers and leasing
agents, was transported from
the Macomb Mall location to
downtown Detroit by helicopter.
At the same time, another heli-
copter took off from the Livonia
Mall site, bringing Livonia
Mayor Harvey L. Moelke and
George R. Klein of Klein and
Shenkm an, Livonia Mall de-
velopers, to the Detroit gath-
ering.
Ed Carey, Acting Mayor of
Detroit, greeted the visiting
mayors on their arrival.
Full details 'of the two de-
velopments, were divulged at a
luncheon at Veterans Memorial
Building.
Location of the Livonia Mall
is Seven Mile and Middlebelt.
The Macomb Mall location • is
Gratiot Avenue at Masonic
Blvd. 'Target date for comple-
tion is Fall, 1964.
Brenner-Truman
Farband Plans Social
The Brenner-Truman Branch
of the Farband Labor Zionist
Order will conclude its season
with a social event 8:30 • p.m.
Wednesday at the Labor Zion-
ist Institute, announces Pres-
ident E dward Wishnetsky.
Guests are invited, free of
charge.
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Oz.
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