Lt. Weil, 21, Killed in Vietnam
Army 1st Lt. Larry S. Weil, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Weil, 6800
Cedarbrook, Birmingham, w a s
killed in Vietnam combat May 14
He was 21.
Lt. Weil and his wife Linda
were married last November while
he was home on leave. He had en-
listed in February 1967.
A graduate of Bloomfield Hilis
High School in 1965, Lt. Well at-
tended Michigan State University
for two years before enlisting. He
was an infantry rifle platoon lead-
er at the time of his death.
Surviving besides his wife and
parents is a brother, Ronald, of
Berkeley, Calif.
Bernard Bliefield, 48
Elsie Silber, Partner
Bernard Bliefield, manufactur-
in Carnival Supply Firm er's
representative of men's ap-
Elsie Silber, co-founder and
partner of the Fred Silber Corn-
pany, manufacturers of carnival
supplies, at 22007 Woodward,
Ferndale, died Sunday at age 86
Mrs. Silber, a member of Work-
men's Circle Branch 156, resided
at 13821 Kenwood, Oak Park. She
was born in Russia and resided in
the Detroit area 50 years.
Surviving are two sons, Fred
and William; two grandchildren
and three great-grandchildren.
parel, died last Friday at age 48.
He was a past president of Mer-
genthau Lodge Bnai Brith bowling
league.
Mr. Bliefield, 20024 Kentfield,
was a native Detroiter. He was a
member of Temple Israel and the
Jewish War Veterans, as well as
Morgenthau Lodge.
He leaves his wife, Prudence; a
son, Marc Alan; a daughter, Lin-
da; and two sisters, Ruth and Mrs.
Jack (Jeanna) Tauber.
OUR ANNUAL
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
Will Take Place at
NORTHWEST HEBREW MEMORIAL PARK
28500 W. 6 MILE, EAST OF MIDDLEBELT
Friday Morning, May 30th
at 10:30 A.M. Sharp
cooperation with the Joseph Bale
Post of The Jewish War Veterans
In
Rabbi Leonard S. Cahan will officiate.
Cantor Nicholas Fenkel will chant the prayers.
Forty Second Annual
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
Friday, May 30th, 1969
11:00 A.M. at the Chapel
CLOVER HILL
PARK CEMETERY
of
CONGREGATION SHAAREY ZEDEK
Fourteen Mile Road—one half mile East of Woodward
Irertct Winston, 57
several conununity organizations,
died Tuesday at age 57
Mrs. Winston, 8801 Kingswood,
belonged to Temple Beth El, Wom-
en's American ORT, American
Jewish Congress, National Council
of Jewish Women and Hadassah.
Born in Alanson, Mich., she was
a resident of Detroit for 47 years.
Mrs. Winston leaves her hus-
band, Maurice; two daughters,
Mrs. Harry (Lois) Waits and Mrs.
William (Bonnie) Shapiro of
Shawnee Mission, Kan.; three
brothers, Arthur Klein of Los An-
geles, Adolph Klein and Sidney
Klein of Grand Rapids; and four
grandchildren.
Harry Paul, Atie 54
Harry Paul, 12928 Lincoln, Hun.
tington Woods, died last Friday at
age 54. A land developer, Mr.
Paul was a member of Oakwood
Lodge of Bnai Brith, Cong. Beth
Shalom, Mosaic Lodge of the Ma-
sons and Detroit Consistory, Mos-
lem Temple. He was a native of
Toronto.
Surviving are his wife, Marjorie;
a son, Alan of Mountain View,
Calif.; a daughter, Sherry; four
brothers, Lewis Lawson and Mor-
ris Lawson, Jack and Fred of
San Mateo; and two sisters, Mrs.
Sam (Eva) Pinkis and Mrs. Sey-
mour (Lillian) Cohn.
Louis Tolle, Founder
of Cleaning Business
Louis Tolle, founder and owner
of Tolle Cleaners, 13921 W. Seven
Mile, died May 20. He was 68.
Mr. Tolle, 19341 Marlowe, was
in the dry cleaning busineSs here
for the past 45 years, and he was
a member of the Dry Cleaning and
Laundry Institute. Born in Russia,
Mr. Tolle lived in Detroit for the
past 60 years.
Survivors are his wife, Faye; a
son, Jerry; a brother, Max; and
two sisters, Mrs. Sophie Nyman
and Mrs. David (Ethel) Hartsman,
both of Toronto.
Will Hold Memorial Day Services
SUNDAY,
JUNE 1st, at 11:30 A.M.
At the Veterans Section of Their Cemetery
HEBREW MEMORIAL PARK
Rabbi Samuel H. Prero (of Young Israel of Greenfield)
and Cantor Louis Klein (of B'Nai Moshe) will officiate.
Families, Relatives, and Friends Are Invited to Attend
SAMUEL S. FORTNER, PRESIDENT
LEO B. FURST, TREASURER
NATHAN P. ROSSEN, SECRETARY
SAM LEVINE, CEMETERY
CHAIRMAN
RABBI ISRAEL L ROCKOVE,
EXEC. DIR.
NATHAN WOLOK, ASST. DIR.
PAUL JACOBS, VICE-PRESIDENT
EDWARD MILLER, VICE-
PRESIDENT
EARL JACOBS, TRUSTEE
HYMAN LIPSITZ, TRUSTEE
LEO STEIN, TRUSTEE
RABBI HENRY L. GOLDSCHLAG,
CFM. ADMEN.
MINNA APPELMAN of New
York died May 15. She leaves a
son, Stuart of Lakewood, N.J.; a
sister-in-law of Detroit, Mrs. Anna
Fellrnan; one brother, two grand-
children, nieces and nephews in
Detroit.
• • •
DAVID DAVIS, 16225 Greenfield,
died May 15. Survived by his wife,
Bessie; three sons, Gilbert of
Houston, Leo of Chicago and Mor-
ris of Los Angeles; a daughter,
Mrs. Morton (Florence) Keller;
two brothers, one sister, 12 grand-
children and three great-grand-
children.
• •
HYMAN FREEDENBERG,
24251 Moritz, Oak Park, died May
15. Survived by his wife, Gertrude;
a son, Oscar; a daughter, Mrs.
William (Eunice L.) Mitchell of
Phoenix; and one grandchild.
• • •
SAMUEL FRIEDBERG, 23145
Church, Oak Park, died May 17.
Survived by two brothers, Ben and
Leo; and a sister, Mrs. Elmer
(Lillian) Marcus.
• * •
HARRY KRUPP, 18487 Griggs,
died May 21. Survived by his wife,
Frances; a son, Benjamin; one
brother, two sisters and four grand-
children.
• • •
DORA LESNICK, 25639 Lincoln
Terr., Oak Park, died May 20. She
leaves two sons, Dr. Sol and Jul-
ius; two daughters, Mrs. A. S.
(Sylvia) Pearlman and Mrs. Carl
Youra Shumaker; Helped
Form Hebrew Free Loan
The Family of the Late
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MONUMENT CENTER, INC.
Unveilings
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TILLIE SNYDER, 19130 Apple-
ton, died May 16. She leaves her
husband, Morris; a son, Richard;
a daughter, Mrs. Harvey (Carol)
Strauss of New York; and two
sisters.
WE REMEMBER
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During the coming
week Yeshiva Beth
Yehuda will observe
the Yahrzeit of the
following departed
friends, with the
traditional Memorial
Prayers, recitation of
Kaddish and study-
ing of Mishnayes.
Hebrew Civil
Sivan May
8
25
Jacob Stein
25
8
Hyman Weinman
8
25
Sarah Goldman
9
26
William Schulman
9
26
Juda Lachar
9
26
Louis Finkelstein
9
26
Max Lefkowitz
Bessie Glieberrnan
9
26
Edith Herber
9
26
10
27
Meyer Lazarus
10
27
Abe Begleman
27
Sam Rosenbaum
10
10
27
Rebecca Temchin
10
27
Harry Shriman
Rachel Steinbock
10
27
10
27
Minnie Cohen
11
Jacob Mandell
28
Sheini Besterman
11
28
11
Fanny Stolarsky
28
Anna Weisberger
11
28
Daniel Greenblatt
11
28
Libby Rosenberg
11
28
Morris Fischer
12
29
Joseph Jaffa
12
29
Joseph Gittelman
12
29
Lena Klein
13
30
Eliyohu M. Applebaum 13
30
Fanny Rubinstein
14
31
Isaac Ruffsky
14
31
Isaac Yabeck
14
31
Samuel Satovsky
14
31
Sarah R. Schwartzman 14
31
Reisel Bas Yehudah
Yitzchok
14
31
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Friday, May 23, 1969-55
OBITUARIES
Youra Shumaker, an organizer of
the Hebrew Free Loan Associa-
tion, died May 15 at age 77.
Mrs. Shumaker, a member of
Pioneer Women and Workmen's
Circle Branch 111. was a native of
Poland and lived in the Detroit
area 49 years. She lived at 21654
Stratford Ct., Oak Park.
Survivors are a son, Isadore; a
daughter. Mrs. Nathan (Ruth) Ole-
shansky; two brothers, Ben, of
Chicago and Max Rubenstein of
Amherstberg, Ont.; a sister. Mrs.
Yetta Drachler; seven grandchil-
dren and one great-grandchild.
THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
(Chesed Shel Ernes)
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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