Philanthropist Edwin Rosenberg, 78
111rs: Irving Edgar
NEW YORK—Edwin Rosenberg, Service for New Americans.
chairman of the national council of
In 1955, Mr. Rosenberg was
United has Service, died last Sat- honored by the Council of Jewish
urday at age 78.
Federations and Welfare Funds,
of.which he was vice president,
with the designation of an annual
Edwin Rosenberg Award "for
constructive leadership in Jewish
communal service."
Friday, March 21, 1969-13
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Frieda I. Edgar, secretary of the Nathan Stolnitz, Canadian Cantor, Dies
He
TORONTO (JTA)—Nathan Stol- and settled in Toronto in 1926.
Jewish Historical Society of Michi-
founded the Ontario Cantors Asso-
gan, died March 13 at age 50.
nitz, the dean of Canadian cantors ciation and was the author of
Mrs. Edgar, a member of and author and contributor to Yid- "Music in Jewish Life," published
Temple Beth El and its sisterhood. dish, American-Jewish and Argen- in 1957 and "On Wings of Song, -
also belonged to Maimonides Medi- tine-Jewish newspapers, died in published in 1968. He was Toronto
cal Society Women's Auxiliary and Miami Beach where he was vaca- correspondent for the Day-Journal.
the Ameiican Social Workers Asso- tioning. He was 75.
the New York Yiddish daily, under
ciation.
Cantor Stolnitz was born in Vilna the pseudonym of A. Vilensky.
Among his other affiliations, Mr.
A native of Rochester, N.Y., Mrs.
Rosenberg( was a trustee and Edgar resided at 21911 West-
former vice president of the Fed- hampton. Oak Park.
Detroit LI 9-6161
FE 8-9222
eration of Jewish Philanthropies,
She leaves her husband, Dr.
for which he led special fund. ap- Irving, president of . the Jewish
peals. Following his retirement Historical Society; her mother,
from business, Mr. Rosenberg de- Mrs. Isador (Anna) Alpert; a
voted full working days to his brother, Sidney Alpert; a sister,
Mrs. Mildred Cohen; and six
charities.
grandchildren.
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Viola Friedman, 46
EDWIN ROSENBERG
A leader of the United Jewish
Appeal since its inception in 1939,
he had served on its administra-
tive and executive committees and
on the executive committee of its •
New York branch.
Mr. Rosenberg played a major
role in the formation of HIAS from
a merger of three separate organ-
izations in 1954. lie was a founder
BE A DODGE FEVER , BELIEVER
GERMANY IN 5IACCABIA
West Germany will send a team
Viola Lanyi Friedman, honored
recently by the National Council of 60 athletes to the 1969 Maccabia
of Jewish Women for her work Games. It will mark Germany's
with Operation Friendship, a Coun- first participation in the games
cil project, died Wednesday at since 1935.
age 46.
Mrs. Friedman, 25045 Rue Ver-
sailles, Oak Park, was a member
of Temple Beth El and Cong.
Shaarey Zedek. Born in Hungary,
she lived in the Detroit area 22
years.
She leaves her husband, Abner;
a daughter, Katherine; three
brothers. David, Stephen and Os-
President
BORENSTEIN'S
car Lanyi; and four sisters, Mrs.
Alexander (Margaret) Braun, Mrs.
Milton (Marian) Eisler, Mrs.
Michael (Ilona) Lanyi of Winnet-
of one of the three, the United ka, Ill., and Mrs. Olga Gati.
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Marvin Lowenthal, Critic, Historian
at one time served as librarian at
Brandeis University. He was a
critic and reviewer in those fields,
and lectured widely.
Among his works were "A
World Passed By," a guide to Jew-
ish history (Harpers 1933); "The
Autobiography of Montaigne,"
which Mr. Lowenthal collected
from Montaigne's writings, pub-
lished by Houghton Mullin in 1934;
and "The Jews of Germany: A
Story of Sixteen Centuries" (Long-
mans. Greeri and Co. 1936). His
last major undertaking was the
translation from the German and
the editing of "The Diaries of
Theodor Herzl," published in 1956
by Dial.
Carrie Hurwitz, 79
Carrie Hurwitz, a member of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek for 60 years,
MARVIN LOWENTHAL
died March 15 at age 79.
NEW YORK —Historian: editor
Mrs. Hurwitz, 980 Whitmore,
and critic Marvin Lowenthal died was the sister of Detroit philan-
last Saturday at age 78. Mr. Low- thropist Nate Shapero. Born in
enthal, an active Zionist, had St. Paul, she lived in Detroit since
spoken in Detroit on many occa- age 1. She was a member of
sions, including the Jewish Book Women's American ORT, Hadas-
sah and the Sinai Hospital Women's
Fair two years ago.
Guild.
Well versed in Jewish history.
Surviving besides her brother
Zionist thought, American and are her husband, Isaac; a daugh-
French literature, Mr. Lowenthal ter. Mrs. Carle F. (Clara) Cziske;
and a sister, Mrs. Samuel (Caro-
Dr. Wilhelm Kleemann, line) Sternberg.
ORT Leader Since "20s, Hyman Garsoff, Owner
Ex-Berlin Jewish Head of Jewelry Store, 58
NEW YORK (JTA) — Dr. Wil-
helm Kleemann, a leader of ORT
(Organization for Rehabilitation
Through Training) organizations
in Europe and the U.S. since the
early 1920s and former head of the
Jewish community of Berlin, died
March 10 at age 99.
Dr. Kleeman was born in Forch-
heim, Germany, and was educated
in Berlin. He became director and
later the president of the Dread-
• tier Bank of Germany and was an
active member of the Central
Committee of German Jewry. In
1927, he became president of the
Jewish Community of Berlin. He
came to the U.S. in 1934 and
presented one of the earliest re-
ports on conditions of Jews under
Hitler to leaders of American
Jewry. Ile was the first president
of ORT in Germany in 1924. In
1941 he was a charter member
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