Henrietta Schostak David Heisler

Henrietta Schostak, widow of
Detroit real estate developer Na-
thaniel Schostak, died March 19
in Miami Beach. Her husband died
one year ago, on March 4.
A Detroit area resident for 60
years, Mrs. Schostak, 2526 Wick-
field, Orchard Lake, was a native
of New York. She was a member
of the Order of the Eastern Star,
National Council of Jewish Women,
Hadassah and Women's American
ORT.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Irwin (Louise) Chandler of Detroit;
and two grandchildren.

Louis Chaleff, 69

Louis Chaleff, former Detroiter
of San Jacinto, Calif., where he was
a founder of the Hemacinto Shalom
Center, died Monday at age 69.
Mr. Chaleff, at one time actively
occupied in the Gratiot Central
Market here, was a member of
Temple Israel before moving to
California. He was a member of
the Masons.
Survivors are his wife, Dorothy;
a son, Sam of Van Nuys; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Irving (Beverly) Laker
of Detroit; two brothers, two sis-
ters and five grandchildren. Inter-
ment Los Angeles.

Monument
Unveilings

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Unveiling announcements may be in•
serted by mail or by callme The Jewish
News office, 17515 W. 9 Mile Rd., Suite
865, Southfield, Mich. 48075. Written an
nouncements must be accompanied by
the name and address of the person
making the insertion. There is a stand-
ing charge of $4.50 for an unveiling
notice, measuring an inch in derma.
and $8.00 for one two inches deep with
a black border.
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The family of the late Albert
(Tiger) Aston announces the un-
veiling of a monument in his mem-
ory 10 a.m. Sunday, April 4, at
Machpelah Cemetery. Rabbi Segal
will officiate. Relatives and friends
are asked to attend.

The Family of the Late

DAVID DIAMOND

Announces the unveiling
of a monument in his
memory 11 a.m. Sunday,
April • 4, at Chesed shel
Emes Cemetery. Rabbi
Halpern will officiate. Rel.
atives and friends are
asked to attend.

The Family of the Late

ALBERT WEISS.

Announces the unveiling
of a monument in his
memory, 12 noon Sunday,
March '28, at Chesed shel
Emes Cemetery. Rabbi
Segal will officiate. Re-
latives and friends are
asked to attend.

David Heisler, a retired furrier
who made news in November 1969
when he brought his wartime
Christian rescuer here for a visit,
died Monday at age. 71.
Mr. Heisler, 18669 Faust, was
born in Poland and came to this
country in 1947. He arrived in
Detroit two years later and was a
member of the First Galician So-
ciety, Furrier and Leather Workers
Union and W o r k m e n's Circle
Branch 156.
Survivors are his wife, Antonia
(Toby) ; a son, Steven; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Irving (Aline) Schuraytz
and Mrs. Albert •(Pauline) Kaner;
and 11 grandchildren.
The Heisler family - parents
and three children-lived in Ber-
lin until they were ordered to get
out of Germany in 1938. They
came to Krakow. Given the choice
of settling on a farm or going
to the ghetto, the Heislers chose
the latter, in Podgrabiye.
When the roundups began, the
Heislers were sheltered by Maria
Kepa and her family with the aid
of a neighbor, Franciszek Siwek.
The Heislers were protected in an
underground shelter under the
Kepa home.
During the entire time, Siwek
had possession of the Heisler's
goods. He sold items when neces-
sary to obtain food for them and
newspapers to inform them of what
was going on in the outside world.
After the Heislers came to this
country, they kept up a correspon-
dence with Siwelc. In. appreciation
for his deeds, the Heislers brought
him here for a vacation in Novem-
ber 1969. Their story was described
in the Jewish News.

OBITUARIES

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Fridgy, March 26, 1971-SS

ANNA LEVITT, 29140 Point 0
GEORGE W. AGREE, 16157
Carriage Trade, Southfield, died Woods, Southfield, died March 23.
March 20. He leaves his wife, She leaves a son, Burton N. Snitz;
Roseanne; two daughters, Mrs. four daughters, Mrs. Samuel
Fred (Marcey) Katzman of Wind- (Ruth) Finkel, Mildred, Mrs. Erma
sor and Betsy; his mother, Mrs. Snow and Mrs. Marvin (Roberta)
Rose Agree; three sisters and one Schare; and nine grandchildren.
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grandchild.
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FANNIE MAGIDSON, 15307
ABRAM ALTUS, 13781 Ken- Northgate, Oak Park, died March
wood, Oak Park, died March 19. 22. Survived by a son, Harry of
He leaves a son, Joel; one brother, Bay City; a daughter, Mrs. Ada
one sister and one grandchild.
Markowitz; three grandchildren
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and four great-grandchildren.
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ELSE BLOCH, 6096 Darramoor,
IDA MARCHFELD, 11501 Petos-
Birmingham, died March 21. Sur-
vived by a son, Heinz; a daughter, key, died 'March 20. Survived by a
Mrs. Marianne Ebelke; two broth- nephew, Irving Pinkney.
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ers, two sisters and four grand-
children.
MORRIS I. MEDOW, 19100 W.
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Seven Mile, died March 22. Sur-
CHAVA BRODY, 11501 Petos- vived by a son, Abram,; three
key, died March .18. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Harry (Sara) Ber-
three sons, Gerald, Sam of Miami lin, Mrs. Bernard (Mollie) Sukenic
Beach and Harry; three daughters, and Mrs. William (Mary) Tarnow;
Mrs. Albert (Ida) Rubinstein, Mrs 11 grandchildren and five great-
Molly Conn of Hallandale, Fla. and grandchildren.
Mrs. Joseph (Annette) Horowitz;
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14 'grandchildren and 27 great.
LENA OBERMAN, former De-
grandchildren.
troiter of Los Angeles, died March
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15. Survived by three sons, Maur-
EVA DAVIS, 825 Whitmore, ice and Sam, both of Detroit, and
died March 21. She leaves a Harry; a daughter, Mrs. Tony
brother, Max Schein.
(Eva) Backlowski of Detroit; 13
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grandchildren and six great-grand_
ELIZABETH DUBRQW GAINES, children. Interment Los Angeles.
20641 Secluded Ln., Southfield,
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died March 20. She leaves two
ROSE ORAM, 24320 Blackstone,
sons, Albert and David; a daugh- Oak Park, died March 22. She
ter, Mrs. Gerald (Josephine) Gold- leaves a son, William; three broth-
man; and eight grandchildren.
ers, one sister and one grandchild.
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ABE EPSTEIN, 63 E. Harry,
EVA RACI-ILEFF, died Mardi
Hazel Park, died March 23. He 11 in Miami 'Beach. She leaves four
Israel Consul General
leaves his wife, Belle; two broth- sons, Harry and Louis, of Spring-
ers and one sister.
field? Mass., Jack of West Orange,
Attends Young Funeral
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N.J, and James (Jim) of Detroit;
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NEW YORK (JTA)-Rehaveam
IDA FISH, 23035 Kipling, Oak a daughter, Ann; eight grandchil-
Amir, Israel's consul general in
Park, died March 22. She leaves dren and 12 great-grandchildren.
New York, conveyed his govern-
a son, Walter; two sisters and two Interment Springfield.
ment's condolences to the family grandchildren.
of Whitney M. Young Jr. who died
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ESTHER ROSSMAN, '13275 S.
in Nigeria March 11. Amir rep-
HENRY
GROS'SMAN,
2601 Norfolk, died March 20. Survived
resented Israel at Mr. Young's
Woodstock, died March 17. He by two sons, Bert D. of Sedalia,
funeral services.
leaves his wife, Marjorie; a daugh- Mo. and Allen E.; four daughters,
ter, Mrs. Maurice (Leanor) Reizen Mrs. Louis (Jessie) Shapero, Mrs.
of Okemos, Mich.; one brother, Lily Cohen, Mrs. Sol (Rose) Gura
one sister, three grandchildren and and Mrs. Abram (Rebecca) Rabi-
two great grandchildren.
novitz; 11 grandchildren and 18
In memory of our beloved mother
great-grandchildren.
and grandmother, Fany Good-
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ANNA GUSS (Weinstein), 19149
man, who passed away March 27, Lauder, died March 19. She leaves
CAROLINE SLABECK, 20240
1963. Your warmth and your love
a son, Allan of Des Plaines, Ill.; a St. Marys, died March 22. She
sustain us.
daughter, ,Mrs. David (Thelma) leaves her husband, Zigmund:
Your children, Selma and Harry
Dickman; one brother, one sister four brothers, three sisters and
Kramer and your grandchildren, and six grandchildren.
two grandchildren.
Robin, Jeffrey, Keith and Dana.

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occurs away
from home...

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gives you the assurance
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CHARLOTTE HOCHMAN,
. Education is the acquisition of
the art of the utilization of knowl- 25321 Montmartre, Oak Park, died
edge-Alfred North Whitehead. March 21. Survived by her hus-
band, Henry; three daughters,
Mrs. Seymour (Rose) Lublin, Mrs.
Diane Lipson and Mrs. Charles
The Family of the Late
(Lois) Starr of East Lansing; one
sister and nine grandchildren.
MORRIS -
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PEVIN
DORA JACOBS, former De-
troiter of New York City, died
Acknowledges with grate-
March 24. Survived by two daugh-
ful appreciation the many
ters, Mrs. Irwin (Jeanette) Serlin
kind expressions of sym-
of Detroit and Mrs. William (Max-
pathy extended by rela-
ine) Cassler; one sister, four
tives and friends during
grandchildren and two great-
the family's recent be-
grandchildren. Interment New
reavement.
York.
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LLOYD KAPLAN, 16660 Lilac,
died March 23. He leaves his wife,
Jennie; two sons, Irvine and Julius
of Kalamazoo; a daughter, Mrs.
Harry (Pearl) Bank; two sisters
and four grandchildren•.

ESTHER WARREN, 25274
Southwood, Southfield, died March
21. She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Arthur A. (Betty) Wittenberg; 10
grandchildren and 16 great-grand-
children.

WILLIAM WEINER, 13641 Man-
hattan, Oak Park, died March 22.
He leaves his wife, Rosalie; a
son, Michael; a daughter, Barbara;
and four brothers.

We say, "He will die soon,"
when a man, in doing something,
departs from his customary ways.
-Goethe.

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Ph Blocks E. of Woodward
6 Blks from 3 Jewish
Cemeteries on Woodward
JO 4-5557
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buried in the Workmen's Circle Cemetery

and who have not received their annual

billing for maintenance of graves

please call The Workmen's Circle Office

KE 7-5440 tit 3 p.m. or

Mr. Rochlin KE 5•4183 after 6 p.m.

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to all those who have realtives & friends

18325 W. Nine Mile Rd.
Southfield
Elgin 7-5200

KAREN ANN KNIGHT, 21820
Glenmorra, Southfield, died March
24. She leaves her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Leo R. Knight; a brother,
Ranc.'ll L.; two sisters, Vicki and
Lind:_, and two grandmothers.
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YETTA LETZER, 29245 Point
0 Woods, Southfield, died March
19. She leaves her husband, Louis;
a son, Norman; four brothers, one
sister and two grandchildren.

SARAH LEVEN, 16200 W. Nine
Mile, Southfield, died March 18.
She leaves a son, Myron P. ; one
brother and two sisters..

Sidney A. Deitch

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
recitation
Prayers,
of Kaddish and stu-
dying of Mishnayes.

Abe Barg
Etta Slatker
Robert B. Novitz
Esther Gellman
Sadie Moehlman
Chava Yaker
Fleischman Jacob
Fred Kline
Isaac Goldstein
Fanny Heifitz
Jack Sklar
Mannie Cohen
Harry Ablitz
Harry Rimar
Rachel Seyburn
Hyman A. Keys
Louis A. Woolman
Jack Malin
Goldie B. Rapp
Juda Gottlieb
Mary Baxter
Samuel Remer
Reva Lipschutz
Esther Messing
Bene Malzberg
Flora Morris
Chaye E. Singer

Frank Friedman
Yetta Gladstone
Libbe Wolfson
Nathan Lee
Minnie Lazarus
Fay H. Freeman
David J. Kabaker
Musha Stein
Mayer Berman
Anna Bolotin
Julius W. Webber
Irving Osnos
Morris Kent
Adolph Zaretina
Esther Berman
Rachel Gladstone
Shlomo Bereb
Mordechai

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