Art Collector Harry L. Winston Dies
Art connoisseur Harry Lewis Klee, Matisse and the leading
Winston, who owned one of the Futurists..
The collection toured the
foremost collections in the coun-
country often and was loaned
try, died April 24 at age 73.
Mr. Winston, an attorney with to the Detroit Institute of Arts
and other museums. His home
the firm of Butzel, Levin, Win-
was opened several times to
ston and Quint since 1916, built
tours and seminars of art groups
up one of the finest collections of
and scholars, and he gave many
20th Century art, including the
works to the Detroit Art In-
works of such artists as Picasso,
Wyandotte Businessman,
Isadore Podolsky, Dead
Isadore Podolsky, founder and
president of Beverage Distribution
Co., died Monday at age 83. Mr.
Podolsky's Stroh distributing com-
pany was at 511 Cedar, Wyandotte.
He founded the firm in 1922 and
was active in Downriver civic af-
fairs for 50 years.
Mr. Podolsky, 19000 Fairway, was
a founder of the Wyandotte Yacht
Club and belonged to the Down--
river Chamber of Commerce,
Greater Wyandotte Board of Com-
merce, Wyandotte Merchants As-
sociation and the Michigan Beer
and Wine Wholesalers Association.
In Jewish communal activities,
he was a member of Theodor Herzl
Lodge of Bnai Brith, Businessmen's
Club of . the Jewish Center and
Cong. Shaarey Zedek. He also was
an honorary board member of the
Wyandotte General Hospital Me-
morial Fund.
Russian-born Mr. Pod o l s k y
leaves two sons, Seymour and Har-
old; a daughter, Mrs. Irving (Hel-
en) Posner; a brother, Benjamin,
and six grandchildren.
Dr. Miral, Physician
for 31 Years, Succumbs
Dr. Solomon Peter Miral, phy-
sician for 31 years, died Wednes-
day at age 58.
Dr. Miral, 23481 Sussex, Oak
Park, was a graduate of old Cen-
tral High School, Detroit City Col-
lege and the Detroit College of
Medicine, now Wayne State Uni-
versity's medical school.
Born in New Jersey, Dr. Miral
lived here since age 5. He was a
member of Maimonides Medical
Society, Wayne County Medical
Society, American Medical Asso-
ciation, Detroit Consistory and
Moslem Temple, Crescent Shrine
Club, Perfection Lodge F&AM,
Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith and
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Dr. Miral leaves his wife, Sara;
two sons, Allen and Leon; two
daughters, Mrs. Barbara Levine
and Mrs. Frederick (Myrna) Lo-
ceff; and four grandchildren.
stitute. Mr. Winston was a
member of the Founders Society
there and of the International
Council of New York's Museum
of Modern Art.
Mr. Winston, 483 Aspen, Birm-
ingham, was a director and former
president of Boys Republic and a
director of the Aaron Mendelson
Foundation. In addition, he be-
longed to the Bloomfield Open
Hunt Club, Greater Detroit Board
of Commerce and Economic Club.
Assisted by his wife Lydia,
daughter of the industrial archi-
tect Albert Kahn, Mr. Winston be-
gan to build his collection in 1938.
Besides his wife, Mr. Winston is
survived by a son, Harry L. Jr.;
two daughters, Mrs. Eliot Robin-
son and Mrs. Herbert Ruben and
nine grandchildren.
Former School Coach
Sander Hillman Dies
Sander A. (Sonny) Hillman,
businessman and former physical
education instructor af Wayne
State University and Eastc_ii High
School, died Tuesday at age 48.
Mr. Hillman, owner of Master
Drapery Services, 14832 Schaefer,
headed the Army physical fitness
program at WSU from 1941 to
1943 and afterward taught and
coached football at Eastern High
to 1947.
A 1939 graduate of Michigan
State University, Mr. Hillman re-
ceived his masters degree from
Wayne. Born in Englewood, N.J.,
he lived in Detroit for 25 years.
He was a member of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek and Alpha Epsilon
Pi Fraternity:
Mr. Hillman, 24270 Blackstone,
Oak Park, leaves his wife, Ida;
two sons, Bruce and Michael; a
daughter, Mrs. Gary (Barbara)
Eisenberg; his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hillm a n; and a
brother, Albert.
Artist Jacob Reiss Dies
OBITUARIES
HARRY PULLBERG, of New
FRANK ZUSSMAN, 18426 Ruth-
York died April 1.. He leaves two erford, died April 23. Survived `by
sons, Samuel and Daniel; a daugh- his wife, Sarah; a son, Charles;
ter, Mrs. Mac Leshaw; one brother; three daughters, Mrs. Norman
a sister, Mrs. David (Marian) Ga- (Betty) Ginsburg, Mrs. Sol (Ida)
lin, of Detroit; two grandchildren Million and Mrs. William (Anna)
and three great-grandchildren. In- Pessin of Bronx; one brother, six
grandchildren and two g r e a t-
terment New York.
grandchildren.
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SARAH HARTSTEIN , 19141
ABRAHAM
STEINBERG, 19971
Ohio, died April 22. She leaves her
husband, Abraham; four sons, Jack, Ardmore, died April 23. Survived
Murray Hartz, Solas and Bernard; by his wife, Sarah; three sons,
two daughters, Mrs. Adele Schul- Maurice, of Los Angeles, Charles,
of Cleveland, and Lewis, of Fuller-
man, and Mrs. Ralph (Ethel
ton, Calif; three daughters, Mrs.
Green); 15 grandchildren; 13
Norman (Belle) Schlafman, of
great-grandchildren.
Sudbury, Ont.; Mrs. Jack (Tessie)
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Freeman, and Mrs. Eugene (Ethel)
SOL OSBORNE, 18600 Griggs, Roberts, of Pasadena; one brother,
died April 23. He leaves his wife, two sisters, twelve grandchildren,
Bess; a son, Burton; two daughters, and four great-grandchildren.
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Mrs. Louis (Sylvia) Shapiro, and
Mrs. Jordon (Frances) Mellen;
CHARLES KAUFMAN, 2 0 2 2 0
three brothers; six grandchildren Schaefer, died April 23. Survived
and one great-grandchild.
by his wife, Fanny; a son, Phillip,
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of New York; a daughter, Mrs.
MAE LAEPE, 17313 Wisconsin, Julius (Ann) Cutler: two brothers,
died April 25. She leaves a daugh- and three grandchildren.
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ter, Sally Ranen; a daughter-in-
ABRAHAM NUCHEM WEBER,
law, Mrs. Eve Lipman, and three
3359 Cortland, died April 24. Sur-
grandchildren.
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vived by a son, Simon, of Brooklyn;
ABRAHAM I. ENGEL, 13241 W. two daughters, Mrs. Philip (Rose)
Chicago, died April 26. He leaves Beck and Mrs. Meyer (Yudes)
a son, Harry; three daughters, Mrs. Eidelman, of Uruguay; six grand-
Claude D. (Lucy) Haskins; Mrs. children and f our great-grand-
Esther Friedlander, Mrs. J. R. (El- children.
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la) Jamison; one sister; two grand-
ABRAHAM
DAVID COHEN,
children and three great-grandchil-
20241 Pierson, died April 22. Sur-
dren.
vived by his wife, Bertha; three
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BESSIE EDELSON, 13312 Wales, sons, Dr. Joseph Cohen of Ann
Huntington Woods, died April 26. Arbor, Edward and Gilbert; a
She leaves a son, Alvin; two daughter, Mrs. Jerome (Eileen)
daughters, Mrs. Jack (Reva) Horo- Harris; two brothers, one sister
witz, and Mrs. Louis (Anita) Ku- and four grandchildren.
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zin; one brother; two sisters and
ESTHER
FLAYER,
1973 W.
seven grandchildren.
Davison, died April 27. Survived
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by a son, Roy; two daughters,
SAMUEL ASHERSON, 24011 Mrs. Irving (Audrey) Smith and
Rensselaer, Old Park, died April Mrs. Blanche Klavons; three broth-
26. He leaves his wife, Minnie; a ers, one sister, three grandchil-
son, Joseph; one brother; three sis- dren and one great-grandchild.
ters and two grandchildren.
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BESSIE GREEN, 13139 Win-
SYLVIA KLINE, 18086 Men- chester, Huntington Woods, died
dota, died April 27. Survived by April 26. Survived by a son, Dr.
her husband, Louis; two daugh- Meyer H.; two daughters, Mrs.
ters, Mrs. Nathan (Ruth) Mill- Gerald (Ruth) Schachter of Al-
stein and Mrs. Harvey (Elaine) bany and Mrs. Leon (Rochelle)
Aidem; and three grandchildren. Firestone; and six grandchil-
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dren.
FANNIE HOFFRICHTER, 4030
Collingwood, died April 27. Sur-
Sid Wolfson's
vived by her husband, David; two
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Detroit artist Jacob Reiss, whose
work had been exhibited at the
Institute of Arts here, died Sun-
day at age 79.
Mr. Reiss, 18970 Indiana, had
been a Detroit resident 57 years.
He belonged to Perfection Lodge
F&AM, Moslem Shrine and De-
Israel's Growing Motor Fleet
Israel has more than 120,000 mo- troit Consistory.
He leaves his wife, Molly; a
tor vehicles registered, compared
with less than 20,000 a decade and daughter, Mrs. Sidney (Betty) Ben Schwartz Dead
Stone; three brothers, Henry and
Ben B. Schwartz, retired found-
a half ago.
David of Rochester, and Max of er and owner of Ben B. Schwartz
Troy; and two grandchildren.
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80.
The family of the late Benjamin
of our Beloved Husband,
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with
grate-
Weitzman
Father and Grandfather
ful appreciation the many kind Orlando, was born in Lithuania
expressions of sympathy extended and lived here 40 years. He
DAVID L.
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GOLDSMITH
a member of Cong. Shaarey Zedek,
the family's recent bereavement.
Knollwood Country Club, Perfec-
Who passed away one year
tion Lodge F&AM and Temple Is-
ago, May 1, 1964.
rael of Orlando.
Deep in our hearts lies a
The Family of the Late
Survivors are his wife, Belle;
picture more precious
two sons, Samuel and Barney J.;
than silver or gold;
NAOMI LIFSHITZ
a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Zech-
It's a picture of you, dear-
man; a sister, Mrs. Sarah Bern-
Acknowledges with grate-
est, whose memory will
stein; 12 grandchildren and 13
never grow old.
ful appreciation the many
great-grandchildren.
Our hearts still ache with
sadness, o u r eyes shed
many a tear.
God alone knows how we
miss you at the end of
one sad year.
Sadly missed by your lov-
ing wife Sylvia, children
and grandchildren.
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
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the family's recent be-
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ben of Brooklyn; a daughter, Eve-
lyn; six grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
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Kaddish and study-
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Specail Notice: The Yahrzeit of
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Albert Gerson
Max Gellman
Beila Henigman
Anna D. Friedman
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Rose Nathanson
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Louis Cohen
Paul Shulman
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M. Neuhaus
Rose Eve Lerman
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Belia Stein
Chaim Kransberg
Sam Leiderman
Abraham Guttenberg
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Hyman Silberfarb
Benjamin Zane
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Sam Surowitz
Abraham Norber
Lt. Raymond Bloch
Sarah Brown
Anna Shevitz
Jeannie Adler
Alex Grushky
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