tar

Mrs. Grace Mehr
Succuirtbs at 58

Mrs. Grace Mehr, active member
of the Jewish community. died
Nov. 26, at the age of 58. Funeral
services were conducted at Chesed
shel Eines.
Mrs. Mehr was a charter mem-
ber of Cong. Adas Shalom and
Sisterhond. She founded and was
first president of the Amitan Club,
sharing her energies also with the
Order of the Golden Link, the
American Jewish Congress, Music
Study Club, I3icur Cholem and
Tikvah Chapter, Bnai Brith.
Mrs. Mehr, 17525 Pennington, is
survived by her husband. Joseph;
a daughter. Mrs. Sanford (Gloria)
Pavlon; a son, Seymour of San
Francisco; a sister. Mrs. Sanford
(Belle) Gordon; a brother; Daniel
Bateman of Los Angeles; and four
grandchildren.

Morris Snow, Leader
in Orthodox Circles, Is
Dead at the Age of 71

OBITUARIES

Morris Snow, a leading member
of the Orthodox community, died
ANNA K. STRAUSS of Miami
Nov. 24 at age 71.
Beach died Nov. 26. She leaves a
President of Cong. Bnai Zion for sister, Mrs. Kitty Alexander. In-
over 20 years, Mr. Snow was for- terment Detroit.
mer chairman of
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the Orthodox
ROSE SHAPERO, 18669 Whit-
Synagogue Coun
comb, died Nov. 29. She leaves a
cil of Detroit,
son, Louis; three daughters, Mrs.
life member of
Sam Peck, Mrs. Joseph Gilbur and
Mizraehi, former
Mrs. David York; nine grandchil
vice president
dren and 11 great-grandchildren.
and board mem-
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ber of the Yeshi-
BENJAMIN L E W I S , 18636
vath. Beth Yehu-
Prest, died Dec. 2. Survived by his
dah and member Morris Snow
wife, Mary; two daughters, Mrs.
of the board of Yeshivath Chach-
Mark (Harriet) Weitz and Mrs.
mey Lublin.
Sidney (Ethel) Brown - two broth-
Mr. Snow, 25450 Karen, Oak
ers, one sister and six grandchil-
Park, was active in Israel Bond
dren.
drives, having been instrument-
• • •
al in Bani Zion's raising of
SOL LANDSMAN of Clark, N.J.,
$100,000 for the first Bond drive
died Nov. 16. Survived by , his wife,
$12,900,000 in Bonds
in the city.
Sylvia; a son, Kenneth; two daugh-
Sold in New York in '64
ise
funds
for
many
He help ed ra
N E W Y 0 R K (JTA) -A. ea- yeshivas throughout the world and ters, Susan and Lisa; parents Mr.
and Mrs. William Landsman of
pacity audience of 18.000 New for refugee Jewish students in the Detroit; and one brother.
Yorkers filled Madison Square Far East. The first $1,000 con-
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Garden Monday night at the Harm- tributed to Detroit's "Bet Avot"
HARRY FRIEDMAN, 11501 Pe-
kah Festival for Israel, the major house in the Ponevezer Ray's chil- toskey, died Dec. 1. Survived by
highlight of the 1964 Israel Bond dren's village in
i Israel, was raised his
hi wife, Sarah; four sons, Dr.
campaign in New York City.
by Bnai Zion, under Mr. .Snow.
The event brought to $12,900,000 1
A Detroit resident for the past Thomas, Hyman,
Mor-
Miami George
Beach; and
a daugh-
the amount of Israel Bonds sold 1 25 years, the Polish-born Mr. Snow ris of N'
in the metropolitan area since the ; I lived for a brief period in Cali- ter, Mrs. Norman (Ethel) Conn;
one brother, two sisters and 12
- ear, it was re- . fornia. He was proprietor here of
beginning of the Y
grandchildren.
ported by William Goldfine, cam-
a * •
Snow and Co. meat pack-
chairman of the Greaterl era.
C H A R L E S BLUMENSTEIN,
New York Cornmittee for State l
.
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id b by
his wife. Dora; '1 20225 Briarcliff,
He is survived
died Dec, 1. Sur-
of Israel Bonds. The second and ■ 1 two sons, Charles R. and . Albert vived by his wife, Sonia; father,
third performances of the Hanu- A a sister, Mrs. Sam (Rose) Sie-
Meyer of Toronto; two sons, Har-
kah Festival will be held on Dec. ,.;
d nine grandchildren.
old and Michael; two daughters,
17 and Jan. 4 at Madison Square 1 gel; and
Judith and Annette; two brothers
Garden.
David Korman, Ex-Mayor and one sister.

Little fish are very healthful for
the entire body. Berachoth 40.

•The Family of the Late

CLAUDE AND
DINAH
SU PERSTI NE

Announces the unveiling
of monuments in their
memory 1:30 p.m. Sunday,
Dec. 13; at Chesed she)
Emes Cemetery. Rabbi
G o r don will officiate.
Relatives and friends are
asked to attend.

The Fsunily of the Late

ROSE WILLIS

Announces the unveiling
of a monument in her
memory 1:30 p.m. Sunday,
Dec. 13, at Chesed she)
Emes Cemetery. Rabbi
Gorrelick will officiate.
Relatives and friends are
asked to attend.

TILLIE SIMMER, 18044 Wiscon- JACK /1. SPRING, 18715 Steel;
sin, died Nov. 25. Survived by a son, died Nov. 27. Survived by his wife,
Samuel S.; a daughter, Mrs. Philip Kathleen; a daughter, Mrs. Evalme
(Mary) Mirvis; two brothers; one Krasner of Mission Hills. Calif.;
sister; eight grandchildren and one three brothers, four sisters and two
grandchildren.
great-grandchild.
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GLADYS
BESSIE
GOLDEN, 381
STISHA LERCHLN, 16650 Prairie,
died Nov. 25. Survived by two Covington, died Nov. 28. Survived
daughters. Mrs. Max (Sadie) Mor- by a daughter. Mrs. Marshall (Vic-
ris and Mrs. Julius (Katie) Blase; toria) Kramer; four brothers, two
one brother; seven grandchildren sisters and two grandchildren.
* * *
and five great-grandchildren.
BENJAMIN M. REZNIK, 23431
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ANNA KUSHNER, 3710 Richton, Parklawn, Oak Park. died Nov. 28.
died Nov. 25. Survived by a son, Survived by his wife. Bessie; a
Herman; a daughter. Mrs. Irving son, Julius; a daughter. Mrs. Ernest
(Clara) Samuels of Wilmington; (Hilda) Marcus of Cleveland; one
brothers; three sisters brother, one sister and four grand-
Del.; two
and two grandchildren. children.
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15893 Indi- IGNATZ FELDMAN, of Pough
SANDO R HOENIG,
keepsie, N.Y., died Nov. 27. Sur-
ry
ana. died Nov. 26. Suived
by his vived by two sons, Oscar IL of
wife, Bella; a son, Sheldon; two Huntington Woods and Irving of
daughters. Mrs. Leon (Fay) Siegel Poughkeepsie; and five grandchil-
and Mrs. Stanley (Roslyn) Zwick dren.
of Livermore. Calif.; one brother;
one sister and six grandchildren.
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EPHRAIM F. PERLMUTER of
Jackson died Nov. 25. He leaves
his wife, Grace; and a brother,
Edward.
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During the coming
week Yeshiva Beth
BELLE GREENBERG, 20501
Yehuda will observe
Kentfield, died Nov. 26. She leaves
the Yahrzeit •of the
and two sons, Leon-
her husband,.
following deported
ard Kerner nd Robert; a daughter.
friends, with the
Mrs. Rodney Faudem; one brother.
traditional Memorial
one sister and eight grandchildren.
Prayers, recitation of
Kaddish and study-
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ing of Mishnoyez.
CALVIN SIMON, 5891 Kellogg.
Plymouth. died Nov. 25. He leaves
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Hebrew Civil
of Canadian Town, Dies
JOSEPHINE NOBLE, 3380 Mon- his wife. Ruth; three brothers and
Kislev Dec.
TORONTO (JTA) - David Kor terey. died Nov. 29. Survived by four sisters.
4
29
man. a former mayor of the north-
Philip Dubrinsky
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d three sisters. Jean and Ethel Oram,
4
29
Jacob
Kushner
die
ern Ontario town of g
4
HERMAN WILLIAM ROZIAN.
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'both of Washington, D. C., and
William Bison
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here at age 84. Born in Russia, he Hanna Oram of Philadelphia.
Henry Gordon
413 E. Granet. Hazel Park, died
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29
Rebecca Trivax .-
came to Canada in 1920. and was
s
Nov. 28. He leaves a son, Irving
4
29
Noah H. Freed
first elected mayor of Englehart in
William;
and
one
grandchild.
ROSE COHEN, 11501 Petoskey,
5
30
Saul H. Rose
1922. After serving for a number died Nov. 30. Survived by a son,
* * S .
5
30
Claude Superstine
of years as councilman, he was
5
30
PAULINE GOLDEN, 19736 Lit-
Hirsh Grand
Sam Kurnetz: two grandchildren
5
30
Brocha Stoilman , ..,
again mayor of the town from 1950
tlefield, died Nov. 28. She leaves
and five great-grandchildren.
to 1952. His son, Daniel, is the
her husband, Lester; a son, Louis:
Taves
present mayor of Englehart.
three daughters, Mrs. Isadore
Martha Stein Succumbs;
Weinberg, Mrs. Louis Wonboy and
Rose Snifter 1
The world itself rests upon the Was in Women's Group
Mrs. Maurice Chandler; and 14
7
2
Jacob J. Lipshinsky
breath of the children in the
2
Krendel Salasnek
Martha Stein; active club wom- grandchildren.
schoolhouse. Rabbi Hamnuna said:'
7
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Esther Shuster
Jerusalem was destroyed only be- , an, died Wednesday at age 52.
. ISAAC GERSHONOFF. 15740 1
3
Mrs.
Stein,
19936
Robson,
was
a
Adolph Escoff
cause the children did not attend
3
David Sturman
Cherrylawn, died Nov. 29. He
3
school, and loitered in the streets. member of Bnai Brith, Infant Serv-
Rose Marks
ice Group, American Jewish Con- leaves a son, Bernard; a daughter.
3
Celia
Chesluk
-The Talmud.
3
Pauline Weinstein
gress,. Hadassah and Temple Is- Mrs. William Shrager; and four
3
Abraham Pupko
rael. Born in Wilkes Barre. Pa., grandchildren.
3
Joseph H. Shanbom
3
Sam Solomon Reinstein
I she lived most of her life in De-
3
Joseph Scherr
The Brothers and Sisters
troit.
Sid Wolfson's
4
Survivors are Mrs. Stein's hus-
Samuel Bienenfeld
of the Late
4
Israel Fishman
MONUMENT CENTER, INC.
band, Philip; a son, Edward - her
4
Mary Glosman
661 E. 8 MILE, FERNDALE
mother. Mrs. Bessie Miller; and
4
Morris Koss
CALVIN SIMON
11/2 Blocks E. of Woodward
4
Jacob Shevitz
three
sisters,
Mrs.
Eva
Shulak,
Mrs.
6 Elks. from 3 Jewish
of Plymouth, Mich., wish
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Pauline Surowitz
Jean Gauss and Mrs. Sidney (Le-
Cemeteries on Woodward
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Eva Stein
to thank their many
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Pressions of sympathy and
understanding during
their recent bereavement.

The Family of the Late

WILLIAM HORDES

expresses its gratitude to the many hundreds of Detroiters.
and the scores of friends in many communities in the
United States and in Israel, for their deeply moving mes-
sages of condolence on the passing of our husband, father
and grandfather. The generous memorial gifts made in
tribute to the beloved head of our family, the messages
paying honor to his lifetime of service to our community,
its schools and its synagogues; to the Jewish people and
to Israel; and the honors accorded him for his devotion to
the sacred ideals of_America, offer us a measure of comfort
in the hours of our grief. ,

WE REIALINAELR
71-1:TA? 71ta17

Louis Berlin, First Editor
of. Chicago Sentinel, Dies

Bessie Shorr
Jacob Levin
Tony Thorn
Wolfgang Rose

MONUMENTS
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CHICAGO (JTA)--Louis Berlin,
who founded the Sentinel, the Chi-
cago English. Jewish newspaper,
and edited it for 33 years, died
here.
He had been living here and in
Florida in retirement since 1961.
He and a friend organized the
Sentinel in 1911. In 1943 he sold
the publication to J. I. Fishbein,
then assistant to the publisher,
and to Jack Feldman, then adver-
tising manager.

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