Furniture Dealer Lloyd Weingarden Active in Area
Lloyd Weingarden a furniture
dealer who was a leader in Jewish
activities, died July 5 at age 70.
Mr. Weingarden, 25660 South-
field, Southfield, was founder and
president of Lloyd's Patio Furni-
ture and Hardware Co. at 15430
Fenkell for 31 years, and at 24225
Orchard Lake, Farmington. He was
Dr. Mario Schteingart;
Argentina Bnai Brith
born in Russia and lived in De-
troit for the last 62 years.
He was a charter member of
Cong. Adas Shalom and belonged
to Adas Shalom Men's Club, was a
past president of Tikvah Lodge of
Bnai Brith and served as Bnai
Brith blood chairman for 10 years.
Mr. Weingarden also belonged to
Craftsman Lodge of the Masons,
KALAMAZOO—Morris Markin
president of this country's small-
est, full-scale automobile company,
died Tuesday at age 77.
Mr. Markin was president of
Checker Motors Corp. of Kalama-
zoo maker of taxis and souped-up
family cars. The company made
only 5,000 vehicles a year, but was
known for reliability.
A native of Russia, Mr. Markin
was so poor when he arrived in
the U.S. in 1913, an Ellis Island
Janitor had to post his $25 bond.
Within a year he had earned
enough money to send for his
parents, seven brothers and two
In loveing m ory of our be- sisters.
loved sister Ilian Heller, who
passed away July 11, 1963. Your Alex Citron, Age 45;
sweet memories will never be fo-
gotten. Mrs. Maurice (Sophie) Bridal Gown Designer
Alex Citron, designer and manu-
Kingston, brothers, Joe, Charles
facturer of bridal gowns, died July
and Belittle Goldberg.
1 at age 45.
Mr. Citron, 23500 Scotia, Oak
Park, a native Detroiter owned
In Loving Memory of Our
Jean-Al Originals, 15405 Harper,
Beloved Mother and Sister
for the past 10 years.
He was a member of the Jewish
ROSE
War Veterans.
MENDELSON
He is survived by his wife, Jen-
Who passed away July
ny; his mother, Pearl Citron; four
2, 1968. Sadly missed and
brothers,
David, Louis, Emil and
always remembered by
Trying; and three sisters, Mrs. Al
her daughter, Joanne;
(Sylvia)
Schwartz, Mrs. Ruth
sons, Donald, Bernard and
Shekter and Mrs. Marvin (Rosa-
Terry; and sister Ida
tine)
Reider.
no•kind.
In Memoriam I
Sarah Krause, Age 75,
Killed in Auto Accident
DAVID CURTIS
Who passed away July
13, 1961.
A loving husband true
and kind.
A beautiful memory left
behind.
Upright and fine in all
his ways.
A wonderful man to
the end of his days.
Sadly missed by his lov-
ing wife. Sara; daughters
Mrs. Jules (Shirley) Ka-
plan, Mrs. Jack (Jean)
Gold; grandchildren and
brothers, Albert, Sam and
Charles.
The officers and direc-
tors of Yeshlvath Beth
Yehuda extend their
deep-felt condolences to
the family of Mrs. Ethel
C. Abrams, beloved moth-
er of A. Marvin Abrams
of Santa Monica, Calif.,
Hillel L. Abrams of De-
troit, the president of
Yeshivath Beth Yehuda,
and Mrs. Sylvia Freeland
of Ann Arbor.
May the family be com-
forted among all mourn-
ers of Zion and Jerusa-
lem.
Rabbi Eugene Greenfield
Chairmen of the Board
I
Crescent Shrine Club, Detroit Con-
sistory and Moslem Temple. He
also worked for the Allied Jewish
Campaign.
He is survived by his wife, Rose;
two sons Marvin and Donald; a
ETHEL C. ABRAMS, former De-
daughter, Mrs. Emanuel (Elaine)
Sarko; two brothers, Meyer and troiter of Los Angeles, died July
Harry; a sister, Mrs. Benjamin 2. Survived by two sons, A. Marvin
LaBret; and eight grandchildren. of Santa Monica and Hillel L. of
Detroit; a daughter, Mrs. Sylvia
Freeland of Ann Arbor; eight
grandchildren; and two great-
grandchildren.
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His company merged with Yel-
low Taxi of Chicago in the mid
DWOIRA BIGMAN, 18611 Pre-
1920's and won control of Parmelee vost, died July 5. Survived by her
Transportation Co. lie operated husband, Zisa; a daughter, Mrs.
taxis in several U.S. cities.
Kenneth (Frances) Herman; and
one sister.
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SAUL DRYMAN, - 10371 Troy,
Oak Park, died July 3. He leaves
two sons, Sam and William; a
Dr. Jack Markow, an optome- daughter, Reva; three grandchil-
trist for 20 years, died Wednesday dren and one great-grandchild.
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at age 51.
Dr. Markow, 15220 Rosemary,
HARRY A. FIREMAN, 18637
Oak Park, had offices at Meyer Meyers, died July 6. Survived by
Jewelry Store. Born in New York three sons, Hyman, Carl and Louis;
City, Dr. Markow was a graduate two sisters, 10 grandchildren and
of the Illinois College of Optometry. two great-grandchildren.
He lived in the Detroit area 21
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years.
IDA GREEN, of Los Angeles,
He was a member of Omega Ep- died July 4. She leaves two sons,
silon Phi, Ivan Bloch Lodge of Marvin Stern of Detroit and Sam-
Bnai Brith and Cong. Bnai Moshe. uel Stearn of Englewood, Calif.;
Survivors are his wife, Ruth; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Abraham;
two sons, Andrew and Richard; a and six grandchildren. Services,
daughter, Hilary; and a brother, California.
Robert of Fairlawn, N.J.
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RUTH REBECCA GREEN, for-
mer Detroiter, of Albuquerque,
John Wedner Killed
died July 5. She leaves two daugh-
in Iowa Accident
ters, Mrs. Louis (Betty) Taub of
An auto accident last Saturday Detroit and Mrs. Simon (Bernice)
night near Council Bluffs, Ia., took Herman; eight grandchildren, two
three lives, including that of a great-grandchildren and one broth_
former Detroiter, John Merrill er.
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Wedner, and critically injured
three others, among them Rcbert
MORRIS JACOBSON, former
Garvett. 20, of Southfield.
Detroiter of Los Angeles, died June
Mr. Wedner. 20, of Santa Bar- 24. Survived by his wife. Pearl; a
bara, Calif., leaves his parents. son, Steven; three brothers and
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Wedner; and f ive sisters, including Mrs. Sara h
a brother, Joseph of Houston. Serv- Abramson, Mrs. Maxfield (Mollie)
ices and burial took place at Kauf- Mathis, Helen and Ruth. Inter-
man Chaptel.
ment Los Angeles.
The six youths were driving to
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California on a vacation trip when
SOPHIE BERTHA LANG, 13272
their car went out of control and
N. NORFOLK, died July 5. She
ran into a ditch.
leaves two daughters, Mrs. Harold
(Elsie) Block and Mrs. Paul
Sophie Eckshtat, 86
(Freda) Shaw n; two brothers,
Sophie Eckshtat, a member of three sisters, 10 grandchildren and
the Turover Aid Society Auxiliary 14 great-grandchildren.
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Hadassah and Jewish Home for
Aged, died Tuesday at age 86.
SARAH LYONS, 55 E. Warren,
Mrs. Eckshtat, 14815 Lincoln. died July 8. Survived by a brother,
Oak Park, was born in Russia and David E. Frenkel; a niece, Mrs.
lived in the Detroit area 53 years. Harold (Myrtle) Lenhoff; and a
She was active in the Jewish Na- nephew, Dr. Eugene Frenkel of
tional Fund.
Dallas.
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Surviving are a son, Maurice
Eckstat; two daughters, Mrs. Mit- 1 RAE MILLION, former Detroiter
chell (Fannie) Brawerman and of Los Angeles, died July I. Sur-
Mrs. Albert (Edith) Wolgin; two vived by her husband, Simon;
sisters. Mrs. Moe (Sadie) Sussman four sons, Saul and Peter, both of
and Mrs. David (Anna) Gilbert;
five grandchildren and one great-
New Location
grandchild.
Sidney A. Deitch
OBITUARIES I
Morris Markin, 77, of Checker Motors
ANNARBOR—Dr. Mario Schtein-
gart of Buenos Aires, the former
president of Bnai Brith in Argen-
tina, died in the University of
Michigan Hospital July 5 at age
77.
A member of the Academy of
Medicine in Argentina, Dr. Schtein-
gart was a specialist in endocrinolo-
gy and also a member of the board
of governors of Hebrew University
in Jerusalem.
In Loving Memory of
Friday, July 10, 1970-47
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Sarah Krause. 75, was killed in
an auto accident last Friday when
her car careened out of control into
a service station on Nine •Mile
Rd. and NIeClain Ave., Oak Park.
Mrs. Krause, 15734 Fairfax,
Southfield, was born in Poland.
She was a member of Beth Achim
Synagogue, Hadassah, City of
Hope, Pioneer Women Sinai Hos-
pital Women's Guild, Jewish Na-
tional Fund and Bnai Brith.
She leaves her husband, Samuel;
a son, Bernard; a daughter, Mrs.
Ben (Ruth) Shapero; three bro-
thers, Julius, Sam and Harry Dan-
to of Miami Beach,; five grand-
children and five great-grandchil-
dren.
The Family of the Late
RABBI
DAVID S. BAKST
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the
many kind expressions of
sympathy extended by rel-
atives, friends and organi-
zations during the family's
recent bereavement.
The Family of the Late
CALVIN LEE
TAUB
Dr. Jack Markow
Optometrist, 51
Jerry Nusbaum, 86,
Newark Columnist
NEWARK—Jerry Nusbaum, wri-
ter of the "Personally Speaking"
column of the Newark Star-Ledger
died July 5 at age 86.
Mr. Nusbaum who began writing
obituaries in 1907 for the Newark
Evening Star, started his daily
column in 1934. From 1924 to 1934,
he was city editor of the Newark
Morning Ledger.
DETROIT
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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 Mishnaycs.
Hebrew Civil
TAMMUZ JULY
a
12
Lee E. Segal
8
12
Joseph D. Finley
12
8
Sarah Levin
8
12
Joseph Miller
Augusta
a
12
Mermelsteln
1
12
Louise Bloch
13
Louis Berkower
9
9
13
Fay G. Levi
Erhel Goldberg
9
13
Philip Yaker
9
13
Mendel Gordon
9
13
14
Maurice Bordelove 10
10
14
Bertha Harbor
Benjamin Chernoff 10
14
Hyman D. Dorman 10
14
Bertha Kashtan
10
14
Nathan Korman
15
11
Dare Stein
11
15
Sophia Saulson
11
15
Rachel Wrotslaysky 11
15
Max Ruzumna
11
15
Sol N. Bloch
11
15
Samuel Goren
15
11
Nathan
Zabludovsky
11
15
Rose Stoler
11
15
Jack Solverman
12
16
Sylvia Schneider
16
12
16
Florence Eglar
12
Marion Laven
16
12
Nachum Rosenberg 12
16
Celia Terebeio
15
12
Lillian Rossman
13
17
Tcharne Schneider 13
17
Wolf Schneider
17
13
Max Ne ■ rnark
- 13
17
Molly Cohen
14
18
Bessie Goldstein
14
18
Philip Grossman
14
18
Aron Temchin
14
18
Samuel Spitzer
14
18
Yeshivoth Beth Yeh , idah
Formerly Karl Berg Meme•iols and Manuel Urboch 6 Son
Ira Kaufman Chapel, Inc.
DIRECTORS OF FUNERALS
JO 4-5557
BERG AND U RBACH
A c k nowledgeswith
grateful appreciation the
many kind expressions of
sympathy extended b y
relatives and friends dur-
ing the family's recent be-
reavement.
Detroit, Abraham and Isadore of
Salt Lake City; two daughters,
Mrs. Harold (Mildred) Weiss of
Detroit and Sarah Million of Bel
Aire, Md.; and 13 grandchildren.
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SAMUEL A. MORROS, 17095
George Washington, Southfield,
died July 3. .He leaves his wife,
Rebecca; two sons, Jack and Vic-
tor; a daughter, Mrs. Harry (Shir-
ley) Baker of Chicago and four
grandchildren.
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.MINNIE RAKOTZ, 23151 Clover-
lawn, died July 7. Survived by her
husband. Nathan; two sons, Dr.
Gerald arid Sheldon; her mother,
Mrs. Bessie Kuretzky; two broth-
ers, one sister and five grand-
children.
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LOUIS M. SCHWARTZ 18201
Rutherford, died July 8. He leaves
his wife, Ann; a son, Alan; a
daughter, Mrs. Paul (Janet) Abra-
mson of East Lansing; one bro-
ther and one grandchild.
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WILLIAM HAROLD (MIKE)
SMOKLER of Windsor died July
4. Survived by a son, Kenneth of
Toronto; four sisters, two brothers
and four grandchildren.
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IDA THOMAS, 17170 Meyers,
died July 6. She leaves her hus-
band, Abraham; two sons, Theo-
dore and Harry; a daughter, Mrs.
Jack (Rose) Rubin; a sister, Mrs.
Esther Malamud; five grandchil-
dren and 12 great-grandchildren.
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HAROLD WEINFIART, 18620
Ardmore, died July 7. H e leaves
a son, Dennis Grodin; his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Weinhart;
and three brothers.
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