Barney Smith, Detroit Builder,
Had Important Communal Role
1949, he founded Sullivan-Smith.
He also established the Robinson
Bros. building firm.
For many years, he was active
in campaigns for Keren Hayesod,
and Zionist causes, as well as the
Allied Jewish Campaigns. He was
a member of the Standard City
Club, Franklin Hills Country Club,
Cong. Shaarey Zedek and Fresh
Air SocietS,.'
Surviving are his wife, Marion;
three sons, Robert, Craig and Mil-
ton; a daughter, Mrs. David (Lois)
Robinson; four brothers, Abraham,
David, Irving of Pikesville, Md.,
BARNEY SMITH
and Morton; three sisters, Mrs.
Barney Smith, founder of Sulli- Harry (Fan) Srere of Los Angeles,
van-Smith Realty Co., 16500 N. Mrs. Carl (Zeldah) Demont and
Park, Southfield, builders of more Mrs. Tubie (Gertrude) Resnick;
than 4,500 residences in Detroit and and 11 grandchildren..
Southeastern Michigan, died last
Saturday at age 67.
Mr. Smith, 333 Covington, was a
native of Detroit and attended old
Central High School. He and an
associate founded the Cadroy Man-
agement Co., which owned and
managed real estate properties in
Leonard Fink, secretary and co-
the Detroit area and Midwest. In owner of the Great Scott super-
market chain with offices at 1111
E. Eight Mile, Ferndale, died
Wednesday at age 46.
Mr. Fink, 19412 Starlane, South-
In memory of the late Herman field, was a native of Detroit and
BeHock, who passed away Oct. 6, a World War II Air Force vet-
1957. Sadly missed and always eran. He belonged to Temple Is-
remembered by h i s children, rael, Morgenthau Lodge of Bnai
Brith, the Supermarket Institute
mother and sisters.
and Associated Food Dealers of
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Detroit.
In memory of Harry Thay. Al-
He leaves his wife, Kay;, a son,
ways missed—especially at this Michael; two daughters, Nancy
time of the year.
and Lorna; three brothers, Jack,
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Nathan and Sam; and two sisters,
In loving memory of beloved Mrs. Ed (Sara) Edwards and
Clara Gold, who passed away Oct. Mrs. Ralph (Dorothy) Hertzberg.
13, 1956. Sadly missed and always
remembered by her parents, 3/k•.
The fastest land mammal is the
and Mrs. Morris Kurland and cheetaeh, which has been timed
family.
at 71 mph.
Leonard Fink, 46,
Co-Owner of Chain,
Great Scott Mkts.
In Memoriam 1
IN LOVING MEMORY
of my
Dear Husband
LOUIS I.
SHAER
who passed away
October 13, 1964.
Never could a day go by that
you are out of my mind. It
broke my heart to lose • you,
but you did not go alone for
part of me went with you the
day God called you home.
Deeply loved and sadly
missed .
Your Loving Wife,
Sylvia and Family
OBITUARIES
SAM BERKOWITZ, 19346 Wis-
consin, died Oct. 9. Survived by
his wi'e, Rose; a son, Edward; a
daughter, Mrs. William J. (Ann)
Lessing; two brothers and three
grandchildren.
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CELIA CHAIKIN, 18517 Appo-
line, died Oct. 11. She leaves a
son, Jack; three daughters, Mrs.
Sarah Sommer s, Mrs. Harry
(Peggy) Ross and Mrs. Samuel
(Jessie) Abels; one brother, seven
grandchildren and three great-
grandchildren.
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JACOB COHEN, 11501 Petoskey,
died Oct. 4. He leaves three sons,
Albert and Harry Cowan and Da-
vid; a daughter, Mrs. Norman
(Irene) Jacob; and three grand-
children.
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ROSE DERIN, 11501 Petosky,
died Oct. 10. Survived by two sons,
Max and Leonard of Cleveland; and
three grandchildren.
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JACOB FRANK, 18072 Schaefer,
died Oct 5. Survived by his wife,
Rebecca; a son, Steven; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Ben (Arlene) Cutler
and Mrs. Stuart (Barbara) Pearl-
man; three sisters and two grand-
children.
Harry Dormer, 77,
Detroit Restaurateur
Harry L. Dormer, restaurateur
in Detroit for almost half a cen-
tury, died Monday at age 77.
Mr. Dormer, 13321 Albany, Oak
Park, first owned the Pure Food
Restaurant on Hastings and then
operated Blaine Restaurant on
12th St., Dormer's in the National
Bank Building and finally, the
Greenbush Inn, a summer resort
near Oscoda in the Upper Penin-
sula. He retired, when he became
ill in recent years, he joined his
son Morton in the real estate busi-
ness.
Born in Austria, Mr. Dermer was
a member of several organizations
in the community. Past grand mas-
ter of Jericho Lodge Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, he also be-
longed to Brith Sholom Lodge, Pis-
gah Lodge of Bnai Brith, Rovner
Progressive Aid Society and Hista-
drut.
Survivors are his son; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Harry (Peggy) Miller
and Mrs. Abraham (Ruth) Gur-
sky; eight grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
The Family of the Late
BERTHA COPLEY
Acknowledges with grate-
f u 1 appreciation t h e
many kind expressions of
sympathy extended by
relatives and friends
during the family's re-
cent bereavement.
The Family of the Late
BENJAMIN GREENWALD, for-
mer Detroiter of N. Hollywood,
Calif., died Oct. 8. Survived by his
wife, Regina; four sons, Jack, Wil-
liam and Arthur, all of Detroit,
and Herbert of Skokie, Ill.; two
brothers and 11 grandchildren.
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ABE (ABRAHAM) GROSSMAN,
13303 Pembroke, died Oct. 10. Sur-
vived by his wife, Rose; a son,
Seymour; two daughters, Mrs. Rob-
ert (Shirley) Feldman and Ellen
Beth; and three grandchildren.
maica, N.Y., Mrs. Ronald (Estelle)
Hurwitz and Mrs. Hershel (Gail)
Epstein; and three giandchildren.
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RUFUS K. STEVENS, 20520
Pembroke, died Oct. 5. He leaves
his wife, Helen; a daughter, Mrs.
Maurice (Joan) Blum; one brother
and two grandchildren.
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YErl'A WATKINS, 20125 Votro-
beck, died Oct. 3. She leaves her
husband, Louis; two sons, Nathan
and David; a daughter, Mrs. Sam
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(Gladys) Olen; and two grandchil-
HAROLD MICHAEL LEVITSKY, dren.
15012 Puritan, died Oct. 8. Sur-
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vived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
LOUISE WINKLER, 18672
Seymour Levitsky, and grandpar-
Schaefer, died Oct. 5. She leaves
ents Mr. and Mrs. Max Levitsky
her husband, Louis; a son, Jerry;
and Mr. and Mrs. Morris Kallush.
a
daughter, Mrs. Max (Ruth) Ros-
s • s
ner; one sister and five grandchil-
KATIE NUDELMAN, 1 5 4 0 8 dren.
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Northgate, Oak Park, died Oct. 10.
Survived by a son, Hyman Nuclei'
SARAH WRUBLE, 17571 Mark
a daughter, Mrs. Susie Please; two Twain, died Oct. 4. She leaves
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sisters, six grandchildren and seven daughter, Mrs. Ben (Rose) Kasner
great-grandchildren.
of East Lansing; one sister, four
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grandchildren and one great-grand-
MYER PLOTNICK, 17554 In- child.
diana, died Oct. 7. He leaves his
wife. Freda; three sons, Joseph, THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
David and Dr. Harold; two daugh-
Friday, October 13, 1967-39
ters. Mrs. Carl (Esther) Horowitz
and Mrs. Samuel (Ruth) Scharg;
two sisters, 12 grandchildren and
seven great-grandchildren.
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SAUL RAPPAPORT, 19100 W.
Seven Mile, died Oct. 8. Survived
by a son, Sam Rapaport of N.
During the coming
Miami; two daughters, Mrs. Isa-
week Yeshiva Bath
dore (Ada) Ziporyn and Mrs. Louis
Yehudo will observe
(Pearl) Unatin, and three grand-
the Tahrzeit of the
children.
following
departed
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friends.
with the
BETTY RUBEN, 20301 Stout,
trodih000t Memorial
died Oct. 4. Survived by a sister,
Prayers. recitation of
Mrs. Edna Gelbman.
Kaddish and study-
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NATHAN SCHEINBERG, 17616
Hebrew Civil
Kentucky, died Oct. 8. He leaves
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Solomon Nucian
his wife, Janet; two daughters,
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Abraham Aronow
Mrs. Robert (Greta) Rosenbush
15
Henry Isaac Daniels 11
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Bella
Bettiner
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and Mrs. Philip (Sue) Schwartz;
15
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Ruth Ann Shapiro
two brothers, four sisters and three
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Samuel Sheirter
15
12
Lena Sitrin
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grandchildren.
Jennie Marcus
12
16
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Malka Moss
16
Aron LebovIcs
12
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PAMELA SHULMAN, 18860 Fil-
Cadens Gefstein
13
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more, Southfield, died Oct. 3. She
Nochum Cohen
13
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Velma Lang
13
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leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
B lume Levenson
13
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Milton Shulman; two brothers, Gar-
Sylvia Unger
13
17
Avner Wolf
ry and Alan; and her grandpar-
13
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A. Wider
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ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Able-
Louis Radine
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cop and Mrs. Jennie Shulman.
Manuel L. Rosenthal 14
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Guise* Willis
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Ida Kasoff
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MINNA STEARN, 20484 Meyers,
Jennie Wasserman 14
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Kablin Kohen
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died Oct. 2. Survived by a sou,
Abraham Appelbaum 15
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Bruce; and two sisters.
Julius Lefton
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Samuel Rapp
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Morris Kowal
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IRVING STERN, 20521 Burgess,
Morris Goldberg
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David M. Edelman 16
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died Oct 6. He leaves his wife,
Max Zellckson
16
20
Sarah; three daughters, Mrs. Syd-
Dora Rosen
16
20
Morris Silverstein
16
ney (Sandra) Leventhan of Ja-
20
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Lilly Stein
Minnie Kideckel
Sam Margolin
William Solomon
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reavement.
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