Cottlers Honored at Siyum Tora
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cottler were honored Sunday evening for
their work on behalf of Shomrey Emunah Synagogue and for a Tora
they presented to the congregation. Representatives from many or-
ganizations came to do honor to the Cottlers. Louis Levine, as chair-
Chaplaincy Service Extended to Area Hospitals
Rabbi Leizer Levin, president of
the Council of Orthodox Rabbis,
has announced the appointment of
Rabbi Joel Litke as visiting cha-
plain to hospitals in the metropoli-
tan area.
This appointment is an extention
of the chaplaincy service that the
council (Vaad Harabonim) insti-
tuted in convalescent homes, for
which Rabbi Joshua Sperka is re-
sponsible.
tals, until now not covered by this
service, have many unaffiliated
Jewish patients who otherwise
would be without any rabbinical
visits and counsel.
Rabbi Sperka has visited Jewish
residents in these homes for the
last two years, filling a need large-
ly neglected for a long time. Hospi-
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man, recalled the history of the emblem on the Dexter-Davison shop-
ping bags, reproducing the emblem of the Jewish Legion in which Mr.
Cottler served during World War I. Rabbi Shaiall Zachariash pre-
sented to Mr. and Mrs. Cottler a testimonial. Hundreds turned out to
particiapte in the Tora parade and siyum, which was chaired by
Levine and was later televised. The guest speaker was Rabbi Shmuel
Glauber of Baltimore. Other participants in the program included Mrs.
Fannie Laufer, president of the sisterhood; Rabbi S. P. Wohlgelerenter
of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah, Max Sosin, Cantor Hyman Adler, Miss
Bella Goldberg and Mrs. Louis (Goldie) Levine. In the photo are
(from left) Mr. and Mrs. Cottler, Alex Ungar, the synagogue presi-
dento, who made the presentation, and Rabbi Zachariash.
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vice president, of the men's club;
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Canvasser is married to the
former Beverly Bensman, the new
president of the sisterhood and they
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he is a past president of the mar-
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Other officers elected were Walter
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Broder, Stanley
J. Clamage, Ber-
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nard R. Isenberg.
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Archie Katcher, outgoing presi-
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