THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, February 17, 1967-39
Dr. Alexander Sanders Dies at 69;
Niel Day School Fund to Honor
Noted Surgeon, Zionig and Hebraisi
Dr. Alexander Sanders, of 19180
Prairie, prominent Detroit surgeon
and a leader in cultural and Zion-
ist circles here, died last Saturday
evening at age 69.
Funeral services were held Man-
y noon at Kaufman Chapel .
S'urviving are his wife, Rebecca,
a leader in many Jewish and civic
community functions; a son, Dr.
Richard Sanders of Denver; two
daughters, Marion of Belmont,
Mass., and Mrs. Avrum (Judy)
Goodie of Norwalk, Conn.; and
four grandchildren.
To honor his memory, an
Alexander Sanders scholarship
fund has been set up at the
Hillel Day School.
Born in Mbhilev, Russia, Dr.
Sanders came to this country at
the age of 17. He commenced
teaching Hebrew in the old Wil-
kins Street Branch of the United
Hebrew Schools and many present-
The Family of the Late
RIVA ISKOWITZ
Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during
the family's recent be-
reavement.
The Family of the Late
HARRY SITNER
Beloved Husband, Father
and Grandfather
Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many,
many kind expressions of
sympathy extended by re-
latives, friends, Rabbi
Lehrman and Cantor Klein
during the family's recent
bereavement.
His wife, Mrs. Shirley
Sitner, and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur (Mari-
lyn) Schneid, and Dr. and
Mrs. Jerome (Barbara)
Sitner.
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OBITUARIES
HENRIETTA C. ABRAMS, 17522
Indiana, died Feb. 10. She leaves
a brother, Milton Gersten; and two
sisters, Ruth Gersten and Mrs.
Lillian Velick.
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LOUIS A. BROWNSTEIN, 11501
Petoskey, died Feb. 13. He leaves
three sons, Arthur of Sioux City,
Abraham and Eugene; a daughter,
Mrs. Bernard (Gertrude) Rothman
of Takoma Park, Md.; and nine
grandchildren.
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ANN COHEN, 13241 W. Chicago,
died Feb. 12. She leaves two sis-
ters, Mrs. Florence Wheeler and
Mrs. Dora Jacobs of New York.
Interment Lansing.
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LEON DICK, 21671 Parklawn,
Oak Park, died Feb. 12. Survived
by his wife, Ilona; a son, Leslie,
and a daughter, Alice.
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EDITH DISNER, 15220 W. Lin-
coln, Oak Park, died Feb. 13. Sur-
vived by her husband, Irving; two
sons, Arnold and Paul; a daughter,
DR. ALEXANDER SANDERS
Mrs. Philip (Dorothy) Diskin; four
ly prominent community personali- brothers, one sister and four grand-
ties were among his teachers. He children.
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mastered the English language,
SAMUEL
DUKEL,
19100 W. 7
completed the four-year course at
Central High School in two years, Mile, leaves a daughter, Betty of
sisters.
entered the University of Michigan Muskegon; and three
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and received his medical degree in
LILLIAN FELDMAN, former De-
1925. His practice was at 16350
troiter of Flint, died Feb. 13. Sur-
Hamilton, Highland Park.
In Ann Arbor, he taught Heb- vived by her husband, Harry; two
rew and earned his way through sons, Stuart and Jerome; two
his medical courses as a teacher daughters, Sara and Ada; her fa-
ther, Sam Schwartz of Detroit;
in t h e community's Jewish
three brothers and two sisters. In-
school.
A dedicated Labor Zionist, he terment Flint. * *
was among the most active leaders
LYDIA. ROSLYN FOX, 15421
in the Histadrut campaign and was
the winner of a trip to Israel Northgate, Oak Park, died Feb. 9
several years ago as the top in Wahiawa, Hawaii. Survived by
worker in behalf of the Israel her husband, Norman; two sons,
Barry and Stephen; two daughters,
labor movement.
He had written many mono- Sharene and Leslie; one brother
graphs and articles on medical and one sister. * * *
subjects and had authored several
STRAUSS GANTZ, former De-
articles for The Jewish News.
A Hebraist of note, he was for troiter of Miami, died Feb. 14. He
a number of years a member of leaves his wife, Ava; a daughter,
the boards of the United Hebrew Hattie; two brothers and one sis-
Schools and of the Midrasha, of ter. Interment Detroit.
which he was a founding member.
He also was a member of the Bessie Kohn, Age 67
board of the Jewish Historical Soci-
Bessie Kohn, former co-owner
ety, and was affiliated with Cong.
Adas Shalom. He was a fellow of of the Grand Leader Department
the American College of Surgeons Store in Royal Oak for 40 years,
and a member of the American died last Saturday at age 67.
Mrs. Kohn, born in Lithuania,
Medical Association and the Michi-
gan and Wayne County Medical was a Detroit area resident for
the past 45 years. Her husband
Societies.
Ben died Jan. 29.
Survivors are two sons, Theo-
dore J. and Martin; a daughter,
The Family of the Late
Mrs. Nathan (Tillie) Steinberg;
two brothers, Albert of California
NATHAN
and Morris Kellman; a sister, Mrs.
Morris (Bertha) Nosanchuk; and
RUBENSTEIN
six grandchildren.
Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
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TEL AVIV-Shelom Eshet, mili-
the family's recent be-
tary adviser to Premier David Ben-
reavement.
Gurion during the 1948 War of
Independence and more recently
adviser on industries to the His-
tadrut, Israel's labor federation,
died here Monday night at age 52.
Born in Vienna, he was gradu-
The Family of the Late
ated from the Austrian Military
College and served as an Austrian
GRACE
officer before emigrating to Pales-
STEINBERGER
tine in 1937. He attained the rank
of major in the Jewish Brigade.
Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
CARD OF THANKS
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
The family of the late Pauline
tives and friends during
Wigutow acknowledges with grate-
the family's recent be-
ful appreciation the many kind ex-
reavement.
pressions of sympathy extended by
relatives and friends during the
family's recent bereavement.
LOUIS GREENBLATT, 2 0 4 5 7
Meyers, died Feb. 11. Survived by
his wife, Anna; two sons, Joseph
and Jack; three daughters, Mrs.
Jack (Sally) Sandler, Mrs. Albert
(Bella) Selter and Ruth; six grand-
children and four great-grand-
children.
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RIVA ISKOWITZ, 18025 Griggs,
died Feb. 10. She leaves three sons,
Dr. Samuel Koven, Charles Koven
of Tonawanda, N.Y., and Harold
Koven; and six grandchildren.
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SARAH KASDAN, 18272 Indiana,
died Feb. 14. Survived by a sister,
Mrs. Ida Lowenstein, and a ne-
phew, Bernard Siegar, both of Chi-
cago.
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PHILIP KAWA, 19751 Schaefer,
died Feb. 15. Survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Hyman (Rose)
Stern of Garden Grove, Calif., and
Mrs. Seymour (Esther) Tarnoff;
one brother, one sister, four grand-
children and two great - grand-
children.
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JACK B. MASH, 18237 Lesure,
died Feb. 8. He leaves his wife,
Rose; a son, David; two daughters,
Diane and Mrs. (Gale) Pikstein;
and two brothers.
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ISAAC NAGLER, 1315 Beech-
wood, Ann Arbor, died Feb. 11. He
leaves two sons, Monte and Eris:
of Arlington, Va.; a daughter, Mrs.
Eugene (Barbara) Wasylenki o'
Ann Arbor; one sister in Israel and
one grandchild. Interment Ann
Arbor.
WILLIAM B1 WEINBERG, 12338
Stoepel, died Feb. 14. He leaves his
wife, Frances; a son, Bernard Wal-
ton; two daughters, Mrs. Leon
(Lola) Heller and Mrs. Eugene
(Rita) Kornfield; three brothers,
four sisters and seven grandchil-
dren.
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LILLIAN WEISMAN, 1 7 3 1 2
Stoepel, died Feb. 8. Survived by
her husband, Morris; a son, Avrom
Theodore; three brothers and one
sister.
* * *
DAVID ROBERT ZIDE of Wood-
land Hills, Calif., died Feb. 11.
Survived- py his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Zide; a brother,
Larry; a sister, Debra; and his
grandparents, Mr. ,and Mrs. Jack
Zide and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sarko,
both couples of Southfield. Inter-
ment, California.
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During the coming
week Yeshiva Beth
Yehuda well observe
the Yahrzeit of the
following deported
friends, with the
traditional Memorial
Prayers, recitation of
Kaddish and study-
ing of Mishnayes.
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ESTELLE RAIDER, 885 Coving-
ton, died Feb. 10. She leaves a son,
Jordan; a daughter, Mrs. Alvin
(Beverly) Fisher; two brothers,
three sisters and six grandchildren.
* *
ELKUNO ROSENHECK, 18251
Griggs, died Feb. 14. Survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Philip (Jean-
ette) Fried and Mrs. Adolph (Ger-
trude) Ehrenfeld; four grandchil-
dren and two great-grandchildren.
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SAMUEL SCHAFFER, 15335
Pembroke, died Feb. 14. He leaves
a daughter, Mrs. Manuel (Belle)
Weisman; three grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
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ANNA SCHNEIDER, former De-
troiter of New York City, died
Feb. 7. Survived by two daugh-
ters, Helen Tack of Beverly Hills
and Fannie Dulberg of Brooklyn;
four grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren.
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SAMUEL I. SOBEL, 3250 Cort-
land, died Feb. 11. He leaves a son.
Irving; two daughters, Alice and
Mrs. Nate (Ruth) Shapiro; and six
grandchildren.
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BERNARD UNGERLEIDER,
16918 Griggs, died Feb. 15. He
leaves his wife, Ruth; two sons,
Lewis Watnick and Arthur; a
daughter, Mrs. Sidney (Phyllis)
Hochberg; three sisters and seven
grandchildren.
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