THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, May 19, 1967-39
OBITUARIES
Leo Weidenthal Dies;
Edited Cleveland Weekly
CLEVELAND (JTA)-Leo Wei-
denthal, a veteran journalist, died
here at age 79.
He was the editor for 47 years
of the Jewish Independent until
the Anglo-Jewish weekly was in-
corporated into the new Cleveland
Jewish News in 1964. A native of
Cleveland, Mr. Weidenthal was ac-
tive in the Bnai Brith and the
Cleveland Jewish Community Fed-
eration.
HERMAN C. GACH, 19459 Wood-
JOSEPH ADINOFF, forme De-
troiter of Los Angeles, died May ingham, died May 15. He leaves
13. He leaves his wife, Margery; his wife, Blanche; a son, Harold I.;
two daughters, Jan and Pam; his his mother, Mrs.. Bessie Zarankin;
mother, Mrs. Anna Adinoff of De- one brother and one sister.
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troit; and two brothers, Morton
Eden and Bernard , both of De-
ROSE GENDELMAN 18412
troit. Interment Los Angeles.
Roselawn, died May 13. Survived
by two sons, Harry Gottlieb and
HERSHEL ALLENDER, 15800 Joseph; four daughters, Mrs. Anna
Steel, died May 15. Survived by Pasmanter, Mrs. David (Mildred)
his wife, Fanny; a son, Joseph of Fidler of Los Angeles, Mrs, Hy-
Los Angeles; two daughters, Mrs. man (Bessie) Nathan and Mrs.
Dorothy Haas and Mrs. Max Max (Belle) Somberg; 14 grand-
(Rose) Tolin; nine grandchildren children and 23 great-grandchil-
dren.
and eight great-grandchildren.
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In cherished memory of Harvey
MYER GLYNN, 1669 Cherry-
(Rosenberger) Ross who passed
LOUIS ALTUS , 22121 Marlow, lawn Cres., Windsor, died May
away May 18, 1962. Sadly missed Oak Park, died May 17. He leaves 12. Survived by his wife, Adele;
and always remembered by your his wife, Florence; two daughters, a son, Joel of London, Ont.; two
mother, Clara Rosenberger, and Mrs. Gerald (Marilynn) Pollack daughters, Mrs. Eddie (Sybil) Sil-
and Shelley; two brothers, one sis- ver of Orchard Lake and Mrs.
all your loved ones.
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ter and two grandchildren.
Joseph (Marlene) Burk; a sister,
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In memory of our beloved son
Mrs. Gertrude Isher of Detroit;
and brother Max Greenspon, who
EVA BERNSTEIN, 7318 Ever- and nine grandchildren.
passed away April 19, 1960 (22 green, died May 17. Survived by
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days in Nisan).
four sons, Morris, Sam, David and
HELEN GRANT, former Detroit.
Always in our hearts and sadly Harry; one sister, six grandchil- er of Chicago, died May 13. She
missed by his sister Marcia and dren and one great-grandchild.
leaves her husband, Alex; a broth-
mother and father Rose and Nick
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er, Adolph Hollander of Detroit;
Yova.
MAX BLOOM, 15395 Linwood, and two sisters, including Mrs.
died May 17. Survived by a broth- Irvin (Ruth) Hermanoff of De-
er, Morris Yaverbaum of New troit. Interment Detroit.
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York; and a sister, Tobi Spiro of
Mother and Grandmother
Tel Aviv.
ANNA GREENBLATT, 15395
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Linwood, died May 13. Survived by
ROSE DERMER, 13321 Albany, her husband, Abraham; three
IDA MITZ
Oak Park, died May 13. She leaves sons, Alex, Bernard and Harry;
May 8, 1955
a son, Morton C.; two daughters, two daughters, Mrs. Jack (Mary)
Mrs. Abraham (Ruth) Gursky and Brown and Sophie; two brothers,
Mrs. Harry (Peggy) Miller; eight one sister, eight grandchildren and
Sadly missed and never to
grandchildren and two great-grand- four great-grandchildren.
be forgotten by her chil-
children.
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ALEX HELLER, 18944 Mark
dren and grandchildren.
ANNA FINK, 18944 Wooding- Twain, died May 11. Survived by
ham, died May 14. Survived by her his wife. Ruth; two daughters,
husband, Harry; one brother and Mrs. Esther Swartz and Mrs. Har-
one sister.
old (Thelma) Lampert; and five
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grandchildren.
MORRIS FIREMAN, former De-
In Loving Memory of
troiter of Los Angeles, died May
ABRAHAM HOROWITZ, former
13. Survived by three sons, Ben Detroiter of Miami, died May 15.
Our Beloved Mother
and Marvin Fiarman, both of De- He leaves his wife, Frieda; two
BECKY
troit, and Jack; a daughter, Mrs. sons. Sam and Ralph; and five
Irwin (Faye) Ezrach; six grand-
GOLDBERG
grandchildren.
children and 16 great-grandchil-
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Who departed May 18, 1964
dren.
JULIUS KLEIN, 760 N. Camp-
A lonely home, a vacant
bell, died May 14. He leaves two
chair,
nieces, Mrs. Alex (Isabelle) Phil-
Treasured memories ev-
lips of Coral Gables and Mrs. Hen-
The Family of the Late
erywhere-
ning (Ernestine) Nielsen of Paris.
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SOPHIE GRUSKIN
No longer here our life to
SARAH KUTNICK, 14511 Man-
share,
Acknowledges with grate-
hattan, Oak Park, died May 11.
But in our hearts you will
ful appreciation the many
Survived by a son, Jack of Miami;
always be there.
a daughter, Mrs. Ernest (Mary)
kind expressions of sym-
Rubinstein; one sister, eight grand-
-Sadly missed by your
pathy extended by rela-
children and six great-grandchil-
children Sophie, Morrey
tives and friends during
Kingston, Joe, Charles,
dren.
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the family's recent be-
Bennie, grandchildren and
SADIE LAHR, 13657 Stoepel.
great-grandchildren.
reavement.
died May 12. Survived by her
husband, Maurice; parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Israel Patrick; a son,
Samuel; three daughters, Mrs.
Merle (Selma) Silverman, Mrs.
Fortieth
Daniel (Bernice) Allen and Mari-
lyn; two brothers, three sisters
and five grandchildren.
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and
PINCUS LERMAN, 22630 W.
Seven Mile. died May 14. He leaves,
two sons, Louis and Lawrence; al
daughter, Mrs. Nicholas (Renee)
Dopulos; one brother, nine grand-
children and five great-grandchil-
dren.
In Memoriam
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
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Tuesday, May 30th, 1967
11:00 A.M.
CLOVER HILL PARK CEMETERY
of
CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK
Fourteen Mile Road - one half mile East of Woodward
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TIBBIE LEVINSON, 3510 Mid-
dlebury Lane, Birmingham, died
May 17. She leaves a nephew.
Seymour J. Caplan; and a niece,
Mrs. Herman (Harriet) Plavnick.
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MAILICH LIPSHITZ, former
Detroiter of Miami Beach, died
May 14. Survived by a son, Rabbi
Max; four daughters, Mrs. Joseph
roit, Mrs.
(Helen) Radin of bet
Bernard (Rebecca) Kelerman of
Los Angeles, Mrs. Nathan (Norma)
Berta Ecker, a member of
Cong. Bnai Moshe, its sisterhood
and Hebrew Ladies Aid Society,
died May 11 at age 91.
Mrs. Ecker, 13965 Linwood, was
Rabinowitz and Mrs. Jerome (Flor-
ence) Gordon of Rochester, N.Y.; born in Hungary and lived • in
13 grandchildren and five great- Detroit 56 years.
Survivors are a son. Dr. Jack
grandchildren.
E.; three daughters, Mrs. Samuel
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BECKY MAGGIN, 16915 Lin- (Irene) Simon, Mrs. Bernard
wodd. died May 12. She leaves (Margaret) Klein and Mrs. Ben
her husband, Morris; two sons, (Evelyn) Mostyn; seven grand-
Bernard and Irving, both of Rock- children and 14 great-grandchil-
ville, Md.; two brothers, one sister dren.
and seven grandchildren.
JENNIE MENACER, 3709 Rich-
ton, died May 11. She leaves her
husband, Jacob B.; two daughters,
Mrs. Harold (Frances) Norris and
Mrs. Albert (Rose) Kahn of San
Francisco; two sisters and four
grandchildren.
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BEN MERTZ, 13725 Dexter,
died May 16. Survived by his wife,
Rose.
18325 W. 9 MILE RD.„ IN SOUTHFIELD
rd*•il••••
Max Kumove, Founder
of Truck Supply Firm
Max Kumove, retired founder of
the National Truck Equipment and
Supply Co., 2612 Twelfth, dice]
Monday at age 73.
Mr. Kumove, 24061 Moritz, Oak
Park, was a member of Farband
and Rubicon Lodge, F&AM. Born
in Russia, Mr. Kumove lived in
Detroit 60 years. Ile retired in
1958 from the business he had
CLARE OGUL, 18314 Lesure, founded 18 years before.
died May 16. She leaves her hus-
Survivors are his wife, Bessie;
band, William; a son, Edward; two a son, Harold; a daughter, Mrs.
daughters, Barbara and Susan; and Sylvia Adler; a brother, Julius of
her mother, Mrs. Rae Edelstein of New Jersey; and six grandchildren.
Hollywood, Fla.
PAULINE PARAMANIK, 19100
W. Seven Mile, died May 11. Sur-
vived by two daughters, Mrs. Mur-
ray (Marcia) Weissbaum and Mrs.
Morris (Naomi) Breuer; and six
grandchildren.
PHINEAS PEARLMAN, 18220
Ohio, died May 14. Survived by a
son. Samuel of Beverly Hills;
three daughters, Mrs. Jack (Eve-
lyn) Schreier. Mrs. Albert (Flor-
ence) Burrows and Mrs. Henry
(Bess) Krolick; one brother and
seven grandchildren.
GERTRUDE F. VAN VLIET,
11501 Petoskey, died May 14. She
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Marian
Castleman; three grandchildren
and three great-grandchildren.
.
IDA WASSERMAN, 11501 Pe-
toskey, died May 10. Survived by
a brother, Philip Golub; and four
nieces.
FRED WEINERN1AN, 2371 Dor-
chester, Troy, died May 10. Sur-
vived by a son, Jack; three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Lee (Shirley) Rosen-
berg of North Hollywood, Mrs. Leo
(Florence) Masters and Mrs.
George (Mae) Tymn; six grand-
children and two great-grandchil-
dren.
Abraham A. Massias, one of the
leading American Jewish officers
who fought in the War of 1812,
commanded the troops who defeat-
ed the British forces in an import-
ant battle at Cumberland Island.
Georgia.
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During the coming
week Yeshiva Beth
Yehudo will observe
the 1' ohrxeit of the
following deported
friends. w i t h the
traditional Memorial
Prayers, recitation of
Kaddish and study.
ing of Mishnoyes.
Hebrew Civil
May
lyar
21
11
Gershon Grossman
21
11
Fannie Freedman
21
11
Toba Lerner
21
11
Sidney Applebaum
21
11
Harry Shapiro
11
.21
S. Jalan
21
11
Gus Lew
-21
11
Eva Goldin
- 21
11
Victoria Freedman
22
12
Charles Lipshinsky
22
12
Anna Rabinovitch
22
12
N. Charozeter
23
13
Ernoe Weisz
23
13
Lena Bodzin
23
13
Sadie Eiseinberg
23
13
Pauline Garelick
24
Sarah Rebecca Kaplan 14
24
14
Sarah Ussishkin
24
14
Kopel Kaplowitz
14
24
Aizik Selesny
24
Joseph Morris Yaker 14
14
,24
Emil Kahan
14
24
Max Schultz
14
24
Minnie Friedman
David Schneider
14
24
Libby Teitelbaum
14
24
Reisel Bas Yehudah
Yitzchok
15
25
Fanny Pevoz
25
15
Sarah Zlotnik
15
25
Louis Kort
15
25
Morris Hirsch
15
25
15
Bella Kowall
25
Chaya Esther
Stolinsky
25
15
Ike Cohn
16
26
Mordechai Bronstein 16
26
Ben Hirsch
16
26
Sidney Orechkin
16
26
Rose Basil Rose
16
26
Aaron Wasserman
16
26
Noah Ellias
17
27
Sarah Natinsky
17
27
Joseph Robinson
17
27
Max lwrey
17
27
Robert Flayer
17
27
Hyman Stolarsky
17
27
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