THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, January 1, 1971-39
OBITUARIES
Jules Schubot, Noted Jeweler, 69
Jules R. Schubot, a onetime
"pocket peddler" of jewelry to
actors in the Bonstelle Playhouse
who rose to become one of De-
troit's best known jewelers, died
Tuesday at age 69. He was resid-
ing in Miami Beach for the winter.
Mr. Schubot could credit Jesse
Bonstelle, founder of the theater,
with starting him on the road to
a career in jewelry. He worked in
the theater nights and in the jew-
elry store days during his teen
years. It was suggested that he
may as well start making a profit,
instead of selling jewelry to actors
at cost.
One of Detroit's leading manu-
facturing jewelers for 50 years,
Mr. Schubot and his son Douglas
had just celebrated 30 years at
their downtown Detroit location,
33 John R. The father and son
together designed, created and
manfactured jewelry, and Douglas
continues to carry on the Schubot
tradition of quality.
Active in the TB and Health
Society, Mr. Schnbot designed
the jewel-studded golden slipper
presented at the charity Cin-
derella Balls over the past two
decades. He was a director and
corporative member of the Boys
Clubs, a founder and director of
the Hundred Club and a past
recipient of the Maryglade Col-
lege Knights of Charity Award.
Mr. Schubot also belonged to
Temple Beth El, the Chautauqua
Society, Press Club, Variety Club,
Standard City Club and Franklin
Hills Country Club.
Besides his son, Mr. Schubot
leaves his wife, Baraga; a -daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harm (Reta) Hesse of
Paterswalde, Netherlands; two
brothers, Maurice Schubot and
Harvey Seymour of Los Angeles;
Ida Colten, Active
in Clubs, Community
Ida B. Colten, active organiza-
tional woman, died Dec. 29 at
age 88.
Mrs. Cotten, 900 Whitmore, was
an 85-year resident of Detroit. She
was born in Syracuse.
A member of Hadassah and
United Hebrew. Schools, she served
as a former secretary of both
Cong. S ha are y Zedek and the
Hebrew Free Loan Society.
Mrs. Cotten leaves three sons,
Joseph B., Oscar A. of Houston
and Robert B. of Santa Barbara,
Calif.; a sister, Sarah Buchhalter;
seven grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
In Blessed Memory of
LILY MARGOLIS
Who passed away Dec.
28, 1966. "Sadly missed
and forever in our
hearts."
Her loving children,
grandchildren and
great-grandchildren.
two sisters, Betty and Sadie; and
seven grandchildren.
Arrangements are being com-
DORA ADLER, 17148 Ilene, died
pleted with the William R. Hamil- Dec. 29. She leaves three sons,
ton Funeral Chapel.
Irving, Jerome and Seymour; a
daughter, Mrs. Darwin (Bernice)
Miller of Encino, Calif.; one sister
and five grandchildren.
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ROSE CABOT, 13242 N. Norfolk,
died Dec. 24. She leaves her hus-
band, Arnold; one brother and two
sisters.
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SAM COHEN, 22350 E. 15 Mile,
Mount Clemens, died Dec. 24. Sur-
vived by three daughters, Mrs. Ber-
nard (Anita) Epstein, Mrs. Andrew
(Harriet) Guzanich and Mrs. Alex-
ander (Roberta) Anderson, all of
Roseville; three brothers, one sis-
ter and eight grandchildren.
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SAMUEL COHEN, 11501 Petos-
key, died Dec. 24. Survived by a
son, Harry; a daughter, Mrs. Jo-
JULES R. SCHUBOT
seph (Doris) Klinger; four grand-
children and six great-grandchil-
Charles F. Rosen, 60, dren.
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Advertising Executive
DAVID DRESNER, 25521 Col-
Charles F. Rosen. 60, former leen, Oak Park, died Dec. 26. He
executive vice president of Revco leaves his wife, Tillie; two daugh-
and former executive vice presi- ters, Mrs. John (Nancy) Trudeau
dent of W. B. Doner Co. advertis- and Jill; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ing firm, died Friday in Miami Hyman Dresner of Miami; six
brothers, one sister and two grand
Beach. His South-
children.
field residence
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was at 23105
MICHAEL S. ENGEL, 15241 Les-
Providence.
lie.
Oak
Park,
died Dec. 22. He
Funeral serv-
leaves his father, George Engel;
ices w ere held
his
mother,
Dolores
Engel; and
Monday morning
one sister.
at Temple Beth
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El. Surviving are
LENA FALK of Boston died Dec.
his wife, Eleanor;
27. Survived by a son, Joseph of
two sons, Robert
Detroit;
four grandchildren and
and Donald; two
six great-grandchildren. Interment
Rosen
brothers, Dr. Os-
Boston.
car and Sidney of Ohio; and a sis-
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ter, Mrs. Harry (Edythe) Barnett.
SARAH FREED, former De-
A native of Cleveland, Mr. Rosen
came to Detroit 35 years ago. He troiter of Miami Beach, died Dec.
served as president of the Men's 28. She leaves a brother, Joseph
Club of Temple Beth El and as a Chernick of Miami and two sisters,
trustee of the temple. A former Fla. and Mrs. Gertrude Handel of
executive vice president of Stand- Winnepeg. Interment Detroit.
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ard City Club, he was a former
HYMAN FRIEDMAN, 19100 W.
board member of the Advertising
Seven
Mile,
died
Dec.
28. He
Council of Michigan and a member
leaves his son, Arthur Friedman;
of Franklin Hills Country Club.
Mr. Rosen was the author of a a brother; a sister; two grandchil-
humorous book on psychiatry and dren and two great-grandchildren.
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psychiatrists.
IDA STERNBERG GOUL D,
former Detroiter of Hollywood,
Fla., died Dec. 27. She leaves a
Marian D. Ginsberg, a native daughter, Mrs. Richard (Florine)
Detroiter who had been active in Kerchhoff of Lafayette, Ind.; two
organizations both here and in the brothers, including Myron S. Stein
Bay City-Midland area, died Dec. berg of Detroit; and one sister.
Interment Hollywood.
22 at age 82.
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Mrs. Ginsberg, mother of De-
EVA GROSSBART, 19100 W.
troit attorney Cordon I. Ginsberg,
Seven Mile, died Dec. 27. Survived
was a life member of Hadassah
by two sons, Julius and Samuel of
and was active in the movement
San Miguel, Mexico; three daugh-
statewide up until her death. ters, Mrs. Chauncey (Diana) El-
Among the many other civic and binger, Mrs. Joseph (Dorothy)
charitable organizations to which Hamlin of Wayland, Mass., and
she belonged, she was a life mem- Mrs. Margaret Price; 11 grandchil-
ber of Purity Chapter, Order of dren and four great-grandchildren.
the Eastern Star, and a member
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of Temple Israel in Bay City and
LOUIS JASLOV, 19766 Stahelin,
Temple Beth El, Midland.
died Dec. 25. Survived by his wife,
Married to the late Julius Gins- Rose; two sons, Leonard of Cleve-
berg, she lived in Bay City from land Heights and Harvey; a daugh
1925. Three years ago, she moved ter, Mrs. Louis (Myra) Kuretzky;
to Midland, where her daughter, two sisters, seven grandchildren
Mrs. William (Ruth) Surath, lives. and two great-grandchildren.
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Mrs. Surath is Michigan Region
president of Hadassah.
NICHOLAS KARDOS, 18313
Besides'her children, Mrs. Gins- Forrer, died Dec. 27. Survived by
berg leaves three grandchildren. his wife, Anna; and one sister in
Interment was held in Bay City. Hungary.
Marian Ginsberg
MAURICE KLAUSNER, for-
mer Detroiter of Los Angeles, died
Dec. 17. He leaves his wife, Anne,
and a daughter, Charlotte.
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GERTRUDE (GUSSIE) LAX,
former Detroiter of Los Angeles,
died Dec. 26. Survived by a son,
Dr. Maurice; three daughters, Mrs.
Charles (Dorothy) Feinberg of
Miami Beach, Mrs. Ely (Lilliann)
Katz and •Mrs. Aaron (Yetta) Lip-
ton of Montebello, Calif.; 13 grand-
children and five great-grandchil-
dren.
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HERMAN LEAVIT7, former De-
troiter of Los Angeles, died Dec. 8.
Survived by his wife, Freda; four
brothers, Samuel, Nathan, David
and Benjamin; and two sisters,
Sadie James and Freda Levitsky,
all of Detroit.
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LOUIS LOEWY, 23760 Frisbee,
died Dec. 25. Survived by his wife,
Minnie; a son, Sheldon; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Milton (Patricia) Benja-
min of New York; one sister and
four grandchildren.
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LILLIAN MARK, former De-
troiter of Phoenix, died Dec. 23.
She leaves her husband, Max; two
daughters, Mrs. Jerry (Sandra)
Goldberg of Cleveland and Mrs.
Ronald (Elaine) Joseph; four
brothers, three sisters and six
grandchildren. Interment Detroit.
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GRACE POMERANTZ, 19100 W.
Seven Mile, died Dec. 25. Survived
by a son, Norman Palmer; four
daughters, Mrs. Sam (Esther) Bi-
coll, Mrs. Isadore (Helen) Gold-
man, Mrs. Victor (Mayme) Law-
son and Mrs. William (Pauline)
Rosen of Columbus; 18 grandchil-
dren and seven great-grandchil-
dren.
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HYMAN ROSENFELD, former
Detroiter of El Paso, died Dec.
24. Survived by his wife, Dolly;
four brothers, Harry and Dr. John
L. Rosefield, both of Detroit, Sol
of Flint and Sam of Las Vegas;
and two sisters, Mrs. Isabel Gray
of Miami and Mrs. Ben (Rose)
Miller of Detroit. Interment El
Paso.
JENNIE ROSENSTEIN, 11501
Petoskey, died Dec. 26. She leaves
a sister, Mrs. Sadie Benson ef
Brooklyn.
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JOSEPH RUBIN, former De-
troiter of Miami Beach, died Dec.
29. Survived by two sons, Bernard
Rollin of Detroit and Irving of
Red Bank, N.J.; five grandchil-
dren and two great-grandchildren.
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MARTIN SCHMALBERG, for-
mer Detroiter of Phoenix, died
Dec. 27. He leaves his wife, Mabel;
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During the coming
week Yeshiva Bath
Yehuda will observe
the Yahrztit of the
following
departed
friends, with the
traditional Memorial
Prayers,
recitation
of Kaddish and stu-
dying of Mishnoyes.
K1S EV ID C.
Jacob Cohn
Samuel Robinson
Norman Stern
Ethel L. Weiner
Fannie Gutman
Rachel Weiner
Zelda Kleiman
Liba E. Agranovitz
Sarah MIlmet
Harry Llfshitz
David W. DiskIn
Ben Feldman
Lee OPKIstoreo
Israel Schlussol
Joseph M. BerHs
Benjamin H. Ettinger
Fannie Freedman
Israel Shulman-
Fayga G. Shesluk
Dorothy Misrach
Bernard Bloch
Sam Siegel
Harry Keys
Aubrey Jacob
Edith L. Marx
Rose Feld
Israel Lubow
Mendel Stawls
Nettie Friedman
Benjamin Schlussel
Pauline Cohn
Menachem M. Cohen 1
1
Hyman Snyder
1
Saul Kahan
Chaye L. Grossman 1
1
Julius Schwartz
Rebecca Weisberg 1
Jacob K. Palrnan
1
Sol Levin
1
Morris Radnor
1
Bertha Skolnick
1
Hyman R. Cohen
1
Rachel Sperling
1
Benjamin Green
1
Samuel D. Freeman 1
Theresa Sonneofeld 1
Solomon Leash 1
Mildred Moskovitz 1
Morris Levin
1
If. Levin
1
Samuel S. Kempner 1
Belomen Lizewski
1
Joseph Katz
1
Fanny Weitzman
1
Morris Schechter
1
flittei Freeman
1
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a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence (Es-
telle) Gubow; one sister and three
grandchildren. Interment Detroit.
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LOUIS SOLOMON, 29360 Ber-
muda, Southfield, died Dec. 25. He
leaves a son, Kenneth; four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Bernice Marshall of
Topanga, Calif., Mrs. Joseph
(Sylvia) Corwin of San Diego, Mrs.
Cipa Walker and Mrs. Sidney
(Irene) Orkin of Bethesda; four
sisters, 15 grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren.
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DOROTHY TERIN, 19368 Rob-
son, died Dec. 23. Survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Pauline Schwartz and
Mrs. George (Lenora) Weiss of
Rochester, N.Y.
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BERTHA R. TROY, 13344 W.
Nine Mile, Oak Park, died Dec.
25. Survived by her husband, Her-
man; mother, Mrs. Pearl Garfin-
kel; two brothers and two sisters.
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B ES S I E WALDHORN, 17159
Greenlawn, died Dec. 26. Survived
by her husband, Hyman; two sons,
Dr. Sidney and Harold; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Gabriel (Helen) Cohn
and Charlotte; five grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
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FLORENCE WITTENBERG,
former Detroiter of Englewood,
Calif., died Dec. 28. She leaves
two sons, Philip of Longdale, Calif.,
and Jack of Torrance, Calif.; one
brother, three sisters and five
grandchildren. Interment Detroit.
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