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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 5, 1971 - 47
OBITUARIES
Dr. Schoenfield, Medical Director
Dr. Gilbert D. Schoenfleld, med-
Dr. Schoenfield, a native of
ical director of the Marygrove Hungary, lived in Detroit 50 years
Medical Clinics in Detroit, died before moving to Florida. He at-
Sunday in Miami. Beach. He was 67. tended the University of -Michigan's
medical school and was graduated
from the medical school of Wayne
State University in 1926. He be-
longed to the Michigan, Wayne
County and Detroit medical socie-
ties, to Temple Israel and to Per-
fection Lodge of the Masons.
Joseph R. Leemon, Detroit at-
Surviving are his wife, Ruth; a
torney for 59 years, died Feb. 27 son, Paul; a daughter, Mrs. Marvin
at age 80.
(Sandra) Gorman; three sisters,
Mr. Leemon, 19150 Prairie, was Mrs. Marcel (Laura) Dreyfus of
first president of the Guardian Ohio, Mrs. Paul (Rose) Vago and
Savings and Loan Association and Mrs. Milton (Hilda) Page; and two
of the Michigan Division of Amer- grandchildren.
ican Title Insurance Corp.
Mr. Leemon was a member of
the American Bar Association and Joseph Buegeleisen,
honorary life member of the State Retired Manufacturer
Bar of Michigan. He and his three
Joseph Buegeleisen, retired pres-
brothers were among the founders ident of the former Joseph Bue-
of Nusach Hari Synagogue.
geleisen Co., manufacturers of
He leaves his wife, Freda; two safety helmets, died Tuesday at
sons, Norman and Philmore; two age 78. He founded the company
daughters, Mrs. Ralph (Ruth) in 1933 and retired six years ago.
Miller and Mrs. Kurt (Betty Ann)
Mr. Buegeleisen, 25635 Park-
Singer; 13 grandchildren and one wood, Huntington Woods, was born
great-grandchild.
in Brooklyn and lived in the Detroit
area 60 years. He was a member
of Temple Israel and the Urban
League.
He founded the company in 1933
Co-op
and manufactured. motorcycle ac-
cessories until 1958, when the firm
turned to protective headgear. A
NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y.-Harry plastic helmet was designed with
Viteles, who helped develop the the help of scientists at the Uni-
cooperative movement in Israel, versity of Michigan and Wayne
died Tuesday at age 77.
State University.
A graduate of the University of
Mr. Buegeleisen retired in 1966,
Pennsylvania, Mr. Viteles worked when the company was merged
for the Department of Labor and with the American Safety Equip-
the Joint Distribution Committee, ment Co. of New York.
through which he set tip coopera-
Survivors are his wife, Eliza-
tives in Jewish communities in beth; a son, David; a daughter,
eastern Europe.
Mrs. Rachel Jones of Leonia, N.J.;
He `went to Palestine in 1925 as a brother, Harry of New York;
general manager of the Central and six grandchildren.
Bank for Cooperative Institutions.
After the establishment of the
state, he headed the foreign loan
department of the ministry of
finance. In 1950, he joined the
faculty of Hebrew University and
NEW YORK - Rabbi Mordche
returned to the U.S. in 1957.
Shlomo Friedman, Hasidic leader
of the Rizhiner dynasty and presi-
dent of the Union of Hasidic Rabbis,
died Tuesday at age 80.
As head of the union, Rabbi
Friedman, the - Boyaner Rebbe,
helped thousands of World War II
refugees in the early 1940s. He
The family of the late Sidney served for 30 years on the presid-
A. Desow announces the unveiling ium of Agudath Israel and sat on
of a monument in his memory its rabbinic tribunal.
1 p.m. Sunday, March 14, at
Founder of the Rizhiner Yeshiva
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Segal in Jerusalem and Bnai Brak, Rabbi
and Cantor Fenakel will officiate. Friedman was the descendant
Relatives and friends are asked through six generations of the
to attend.
Magid of Mezhritsch, disciple of
the Ba'al Shem Tov, founder of the
Hasidic movement.
Joseph Leemon
Attorney, 80
Viteles; Helped
to Develop
Movement in Israel
Rabbi Friedman,
Haiidic Leader
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Monument
Unveilings
The Family of the Late
NATHAN STAHL
Ackpowledgeswith
grateful appreciation the
many kind expressions of
sympathy extended by rel-
atives and friends during
the family's recent be-
reavement.
The Family of the Late
BENJAMIN B.
COLDHOFF
Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation the
many kind expressions of
sympathy extended by rel-
atives and friends during
the family's recent be-
reavement
Simon Blumenthal, ()Hest
Stock Exchange Member
NEW YORK - Simon B. Blum-
enthal, oldest member of the New
York Stock Exchange and longest
holder of a seat in the exchange's
history, died Monday at age 91.
Mr. Blumenthal, who began his
career as a runner, obtained his
seat on the exchange in 1905.
When his firm, Zimmerman and
Forshay, went out of business in
1923, he retained tbe -seat and was
active until a month ago.
Mr. Blumenthal until recently
put in a vigorous day as a stock
exchange specialist-a floor mem-
ber who makes a market in cer-
tain stocks. During the 1929 mar-
ket break, he. recalled, "I didn't
sell out, I hung on." .
Bernard J. Lasker, chairman of
the exchange, said Mr. Blumenthal
"exemplified the brokers' motto:
'My word is my bond.' "
Love concedes in a moment what
we can hardly attain by effort
after years of toil. , -Goethe.
NATHAN ASHMAN, 12203 North-
lawn, died Feb. 26. He leaves his
wile, Ethel; two sons, Mitchell and
Gerald; a daughter, Sharon; one
brother and six sisters.
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JULIUS BLOOM, 20656 Knob
Woods, Southfield, died March 4.
Survived by his wife, Helen; and a
son, Erwin of Kfar Shmaryahu,
Israel.
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LENA CLIMSTAIN, 18451 West-
moreland, died March 1. Survived
by her husband, Charles; a son,
Joseph Clinton; one sister, three
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child.
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JACOB COHEN, 19926 Shrews-
bury, died March 2. lie leaves a
son, Sol R. Colton; two daughters,
Mrs. Sol (Sara) Oseff and Mrs.
Walter (Rose) Mesinar; one sis-
ter, one brother, 13 grandchildren
and 10 great-grandchildren.
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REGINA DENHOFFER, 15659
Addison Southfield, died Feb. 28.
Survived by her husband, Martin;
a son, Joseph; two daughters, Mrs.
Sam (Lillian) Markowitz and Mrs.
Max (Grace) Fagelman of El
Paso; four grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
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EVA FRANK, 18303 Muirland,
died Feb. 28. Survived by a son,
Jack; three grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren.
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SOPHIE FESTENSTEIN, 6010
Wellesley, Birmingham, died Feb.
26. She leaves a son, Tavi of Is-
rael; a daughter, Mrs. Haskell
(Florence) Greenfield; one broth-
er, three sisters and five grand-
children.
- SAMUEL B. FORMAN, 20273
Archer, died Feb. 26. He leaves his
wife, Pauline; two sons, Dr. Saul
and Dr. Joel; a • daughter, Ruth
Ann; his mother, Mrs. Sarah For-
man; one sister and three grand-
children.
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JACK FREEDMAN, 15010 Ken-
wood, Oak Park, died March 1.
Survived by his wife, Molly; a
son, Leonard M.; a daughter, Mrs.
Marvin (Karen) Berris; two broth-
ers, two sisters and four grand-
children.
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REBECCA FREEDMAN, 21701
Ridgedale, Oak Park, died March
1. She leaves four daughters, Mrs.
Joseph (Doris) Aaron, Mrs. Mor-
ris (Sarah) Levine, Mrs. Sam
(Rose) Goldenberg and Mrs. Jean
Silverman; one brother, one sister,
eight grandchildren and five great-
grandchildren.
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ARNOLD FULLER, 19111 Pen-
nington, died Feb. 25. Survived by
his wife, Ida; two sons, Henry and
Sidney; a daughter, Mrs. Martin
(Charlotte) Gurwin; two brothers,
one sister and seven grandchildren.
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F A N I HERSCOVICI, 17140
Prairie, died March 1. Survived
by a son, Al; a "daughter, Sally;
three brothers, one. sister, six
In loving mei*?
SALLY
ERNSTEIN
WEIN
beloved sister and anti.-
who passed away leap year
Feb. 29, 19611. Sadly missed
by her brothers Harry and
Abe, nephews and nieces.
grandchildren and six great grand-
children.
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CLARA ICAVIEFF, 23117 Pur-
due, Farmington, died Feb. 26.
She leaves three sons, Dr. Melvin,
Sheldon and Dr. Robert; two
daughters, Mrs. Alvin (Edith)
Wasserman and Mrs. Alex (Nor-
ma) Arvin; one sister and 10
grandchildren.
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MARC S. KRAUSE, 20509 Old-
ham, Southfield, died Feb. 27. He
leaves his parents, -511'f- and Mrs.
Earl (Beverly) Krause; two sis-
ters, Wendy and Maxcine; his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hy
(Lillian) Jackman of California;
and his great-grandmother, Mrs.
Lottie Lieber.
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ROSE N. TABOCK, 23730 Rut-
land, Southfield, died Feb. 27.
Survived by a son, Jack; two
daughters, Mrs. Louis (Leah)
Stoller and Mrs. Jack (Pauline)
Lieberman; five grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren.
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BERTHA MIGDAL, 19165 Hub-
bell, died March 2. Survived by two
sons, Sol Megdell of Miami Beach
and Joseph Megdell of Flint; six
daughters, Mrs. Ben (Sarah)
Grant, Mrs. Mendel (Ida) Shifman,
Mrs. Harry (Esther) Ruben of
Bela Cynwyd, Pa. Mrs. Anne
Weiss of Bay Harbor, Fla., Mrs.
Asher (Minna) Marder of Flint
and Mrs. Louis (Edith) Margolis;
18 grandchildren, 34 great-grand-
children and two great-great-grand-
children. -
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ROSE MILLER, former De-
trioter of Miami. died Feb. 21.
Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Sam
(Harriet) Tuck; three brothers,
including Sam and Harold Silvers-
ton of Detroit; and three grand-
children. Interment Miami.
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PEARL RIVES, 13369 S. Nor-
folk, died Feb. 27. She leaves two
sons, Leon and Marvin; two
daughters, Mrs. Benjamin (Marion)
Sklar and Mrs. Leonard (Martha)
Gurwin; 12 grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
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FREDA S. RUBY, 19800 W. 12
Mile, Southfield, died Feb. 26. She
leaves three sisters, Jeanne Stier,
Mrs. Barnet (Sadie) Lynn and
Mrs. Bessie Zilber of Ohio.
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ERVIN I. SCHREIBER, 5800
Springwater, Orchard Lake, died
Feb. 25. Survived by his wife, Ger-
trude; a son, Ernest; a daughter,
Emily; and his mother, Mrs. Helen
Schreiber.
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ANNA SCHWARZENZER, 22507
Gordon, St. Clair Shores, died Feb.
28. Survived by two daughters,
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Mrs. Charles (Gertrude) Pfeiffer
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Lenore Soda; three' grandchildren
and three great-grandchildren.
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LOUIS WAINGER, 14000 W.
Lincoln, Oak Park, died March 2.
Survived by four daughters, Mrs.
Jacob (Ray) Brooks, Mrs. Saul
Sonia Firestone, Mrs. Dorothy
Frankel and Mrs. Max (Lottie)
Halperin; 12 grandchildren and 24
great-grandchildren.
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MARY WEINGARDEN, 17532
Whitcomb, died March 2. Survived
by five sons, Harry, Louis, Mor-
ris, Nathan and Sidney of Pitts-
burgh; a daughter, Celia; 13
grandchildren and five great-
grandchildren.
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During • the eseniag
week Yeshiva Beth
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the Yahrzeit of the
fallowing departed
friends, with the
treditienal Meeteriel
Primers, reciteties
of Kaddish and stu-
dying of Mishear's.
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Karen Einhorn
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Harry Faber
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B ertha Peterman
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Clara Eisenberg
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A. H. Grace
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David Grossman
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Morris Rosen
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Elizabeth Bushkin
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Samuel Techner
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Lena Farber
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Louis Kleiman
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Jennie Ozadovsky
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Isadore Kramer
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Harry Altman
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Lobe Silverstein
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Rob Schmuel
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Irving Zeff
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Hirsh N•lmark
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Tcherna Neimark
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Slmcha Kleinemus
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Fannie Rosenthal
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Karl Loewenstein
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Isadore W. Golden 13
Morris Abel
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Abraham Berkowitz 13
Samuel Burnstine
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Rebecca Barron
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Max Laker
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Mr. Liebergott
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Sarah Seppen
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Chave Proctor
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Ellis Markofsky
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Samuel Plotkin
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TIM* Cohen
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Freida Gottlieb
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Bessie Kushner
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Max Elias
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Sarah Cooper
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Morris J. Hart
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Esther Rosenfeld
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Louis Nukes
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Joseph Zucker
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