THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, July 2, 1971 - 39

Bernard G. Richards Dies at Age 94

OBITUARIES

on the 25th anniversary of the
FANNIE RUBIN, 12121 Otsego,
SOLOMON HERSTEIN, 9155
Jewish Information Bureau, which
LOIS BERMAN, 23211 Kenosha,
died June 30. Survived by her hus-
He
he had created and headed al- Oak Park, died June 27. She Woodward, died June 30.
band, Morris; two sons, David
most until his death. He had leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs. leaves a sister, Anna of Los Rieven and Martin; five brothers,
oday
Angeles.
Services
10:30
a.m.
t
worked as an editor and corres- Erwin Berman; a sister, Marcia;
one sister and three grandchildren.
pondent for a wide variety of and her grandmother, Mrs. Joseph at Clover Hill Memorial Park
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general and Jewish periodicals
(Ray)
Berman.
ESTHER
TENZER,
16300 W.
REBECCA
LIGHTSTONE,
11501
and was widely known for his fic-
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Petoskey, died June 29. Survived Nine Mile, Southfield, died June
tional character, Keidansky, em-
BERNARD COHEN, former De-
bodied in his first book, "Dis- troiter of Canoga Park, Calif., died by a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Rose 30. She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
courses of Keidansky," a wryly June 23. Survived by his wife, Stone of Royal Oak; two sisters, George (Rosanne) Agree; one
philosophical Jewish amateur phil- Ethel; two sons, Marshall and Mrs. Minnie Raskin and Mrs. Max brother, two grandchildren and
(Fannie) Zalkowitz; and two one great-grandchild. Services 10
osopher.
Neal; his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Born in Keidan, Lithuania, Mr. Cohen of New York; and a brother, grandchildren and four great- a.m. today at Kaufman Chapel.
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Richards followed his father to Samuel Callton of Detroit. Inter- grandchildren. * *
BERTHA WALTERS, 25 Beyne,
Idaho Springs, Colo., where he ment Los Angeles.
RUBIN PUKOFF, 19349 Schaefer, Mount Clemens, died June 29. Sur-
Marshall Fisher, Owner worked in his father's drygoods
died June 30. Survived by his wife, vived by five daughters, Mrs. Stan-
store. He was then 13. He later
IDA DAVIDOFF, 115317 North-
of Management Firm
went to Boston and eventually gate, Oak Park, died June 26. She Bessie; a son, Harold; one sister ley (Annette) Stroh of Utica,
and three grandchildern. Services
Marshall G. Fisher, president settled in New York City.
leaves three daughter s, Mrs. 10:30 a.m. today at Chesed shel Mich., Mrs. Wilson (Nora) Dou-
.nd owner of Lipshaw Manage-
See Commentary, Page 2
ble, Mrs. Edgar (Alberta) Mayner
Morey (Shirley) Strasberger, Mrs.
Emes.
ment Co., real estate management
of Sarasota, Mrs. David (Sennie)
Milton
(Rochelle)
Goldman
and
firm at 8844 Puritan, died Tues-
Rucha of East Detroit and Mrs.
Mrs.
Lawrence
(Myra)
Morton;
Reva Schwartz, 69
Ronald (Fay) Spera of Dumont,
day at age 41.
Greenberg,
'71,
Reva S. Schwartz, past president two sisters and nine grandchildren. Sam
Mr. Fisher, 3165 Gilbert Ridge,
N.J.; one brother, one sister, 23
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of
the
women's
division
of
the
Birmingham, was a native De-
grandchildren and 11 great-grand-
Active
Member
of
A
M
A
L
I
E
DOERNENBURG,
troiter. He was a member of Per- Sholem Aleichem Institute, died 20560 Braile, died June 28. Sur-
Jewish Home for Aged children.
fection Lodge of the Masons, Wednesday at age 69.
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vived by a daughter, Mrs. Nathan
Mrs.
Schwartz,
11501
Petoskey,
Temple Israel and its men's club,
Samuel J. Greenberg, owner of
(Miriam) Harris; and five grand-
ALBERT WEINSAFT, 23600
had
been
a
Russian
interpreter
the Detroit Real Estate Board,
the Greenberg Insurance Agency, Coolidge, Oak Park, died June 24.
Detroit Metropolian Builders' As- on the Detroit Board of Education children.
16991 James Couzens for more He leaves his wife, Lucille; and
for
many
years.
Before
that,
she
sociation and Nersica. He was a
LOUIS FINK, of Alma, Mich., than 50 years until his retirement two brothers.
worked
as
a
dental
hygienist
for
life master bridge player.
died June 27. Survived by a daugh- in 1968, died Sunday at age '71.
Surviving are his wife, Irene; the board. She was a 1925 grad- ter-in-law, Anna Fink of Saginaw;
Mr. Greenberg, 28775 Bell,
uate
of
the
University
of
Michigan.
three daughters, Vicki, Karyn and
two grandchildren, five great- Southfield, was an officer and life
Born
in
Poland,
she
lived
in
De-
Stacey; his mother, Mrs. Shirley
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grandchildren and nieces and member of the Jewish Home for
troit for the past 48 years.
Fisher; and a brother, Gordon.
Aged.
He
also
was
active
with
the
She leaves her parents, Mr. and nephews.
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Detroit Service Group of the Jew-
Mrs. Abraham Salter of New
MURRAY ERANT, former De- ish Welfare Federation. A native
Italian Jewish Leader
J e r s e y; two sons, Walter and
During the coming
ROME (JTA)-Funeral services Richard; three brothers, Leon of troiter of San Diego, died June 23. of Petoskey, Mr. Greenberg lived
week Yeshiva Beth
in
the
Detroit
area
for
the
past
He
leaves
his
wife,
Ethel;
a
son,
Yehuda will observe
were held in Venice for Raffaele California, Robert of New Mexico
the Yahrzeit of the
Cantoni, a post-war leader of and Rudy of New Jersey; and Ronald; two daughters, Linda and 54 years.
Survivors are his wife, Theresa;
following departed
Italy's Jewish community, who eight grandchildren. Services 11:30 Judith; and his father, Bernie
friends, with the
Frant of Palm. Springs. Interment a son, Hugh; a daughter, Mrs.
died at age 75. Mr. Cantoni, an a.m. today at Kaufman Chapel.
traditional Memorial
Lawrence (Barbara) Fleischman
California.
anti-Fascist, who escaped to
Prayers, recitation
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of New York; three brothers, Abe,
Switzerland in 1943, assumed Selma Cahn, JWV Leader
of Kaddish and stu-
Morris
and
Harry;
three
sisters,
MARTIN
GREEN,
21370
In-
leadership of Italian Jewry in 1946
dying of Mishnoyes.
Selma A. Cahn, past president of
Mrs.
Sarah
Goldberg,
Mrs.
Bessie
dependence,
Southfield,
died
June
when he was elected president of Oak Park Auxiliary of the Jewish
Simons
and
Mrs.
Martha
Korotkin;
TAMMUZ JULY
the Union of Italian Jewish Com- War Veterans, died Tuesday at age 30. He leaves his wife, Frieda;
4
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Nathan Korman
a son, Jack A. of Columbus, O.; six grandchildren and one great-
4
munities, a post he held until 1955.
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Dave Stein
4
48.
grandchild.
11
a
daughter,
Judy;
one
brother
He was interested in social work
Sophia Saulson
Mrs. Cahn, 14410 Park, Oak
4
11
Margaret Selik
and headed several charitable Park, was born in Cleveland and and two sisters. Services 2 p.m.
4
11
Rose Stoler
4
today
at
Kaufman
Chapel.
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bodies including Youth. Aliya, of lived in the Detroit area 44 years.
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Benjamin
Wolach,
87
Rachel Wrotslaysky 1
4
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Max RUzuMna
4
which his wife, Emma, was presi-
li
Surviving are her husband,
Sol N. Bloch
Early
Detroit
Builder
4
.
CELIA
GURANTZ,
20439
Chey-
11
dent in Italy.
Samuel Goren
Henry; a son, Fred; a daughter, enne, died June 28. She leaves
4
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Mathan Zabludovsky 1
Benjamin Wolach, a carpenter
Mr. Cantoni was a member of Paula; four brothers and one sis-
5
12
Sylvia Schneider
5
cousins,
nieces
and
nephews.
and
pioneer
builder
of
homes
and
12
the world executive of the World
Jack Silverman
5
ter.
12
apartments, many of which are
Florence Eglar
Jewish Congress.
5
12
n.
Marion
5
still standing, died Tuesday at
12
Nochum Rosenberg
3
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age 87.
Celia Terebelo
5
12
Sarah Kozolchyk
Mr. Wolach, 26715 Greenfield,
6
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Irving Kleiff
6
13
Southfield, was born in Russia
Lillian Rossman
6
13
and lived in the Detroit area for
Max Neimark
6
Hannan
Kraft,
co-owner
of
Serta
Tcharne Schneider 13
6
be in- Shalom Cemetery. Cantor Vieder
the
past
75
years.
He
was
a
mem-
13
Unveiling announcements may
Restokraft
Manufacturing
Co.,
Wolf
Schneider
7
by mail or by calling The Jew- will officiate. Relatives and friends
14
MolIrCohen
serted
mattress manufacturers, 2760 W. ber of the Workmen's Circle.
7
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ish News office, 17515 W. 9 Mile Rd., are asked to attend.
Philip Grossman
Surviving are a son, Oscar; a
7
14
Suite 865, Southfield, Mich. 48075. Writ-
Warren, died Wednesday at age
Bessie Goldstein
7
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ten announcements must be accom-
daughter, Mrs. Paul (Rose) Taber
Samuel Spitzer
7
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panied by the name and address of the
The
family
of
the
late
Harry
Aron Temchin
of
California;
a
stepson,
Morris
7
50. Mr. Kraft, 8375 Hendrie, Hunt-
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person making the insertion. There is
Sol Grossbard
8
Gaines
announces
the
unveiling
of
Love;
and
three
stepdaughters,
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a standing charge of $4.50 for an un-
Anna Sameroff
8
veiling notice, measuring an inch in a monument in his memory 12:30 ington Woods, was a member of Mrs. Ida Hart, Mrs. Sidney (Shir-
15
Abreh'm Doktor
8
Cong. Shaarey Zedek and Temple
depth, and $8.00 for one two inches
15
Morris Lerman
p.m. Sunday, July 11, at Machpelah Emanu-El and was an active sup- ley) Seidman and Mrs. Irwin
8
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deep with a black border.
Samuel Gluck
8
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Cemetery. Rabbi Gruskin will porter of Cranbrook School, Town (Emma) Schwartz; and six grand-
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Leon Kersh
8
15
Lena Waldman
officiate.
Relatives
and
friends
are
9
The family of the late Nathan
16
and Country School, Jewish Wel- children.
Eva Levine
9
16
Rebecca Plotnick
Kaufman announces the unveiling asked to attend.
9
fare Federation and Jewish Na-
16
Nathan Backhaut
9
of a monument in his memory 11
16
Sidney
A.
Deitch
Isaac Kashtan
tional
Fund.
9
16
the family of the late Joseph
a.m. Sunday, July 11, at Oakview
Mr. Kraft, a native Detroiter,
BeniaMin Ratner
9
16
_ - Cemetery. Rabbi Lehrman will of- Weinstein announces tb unveiling leaves his wife, Joyce; four sons,
DETROIT
Joseph Freed
9
16
Chenia G. Zeide
9
16
ficate. Relatives and friends are of a monument in his memory 11 James, Robert, Thomas and Wil-
MONUMENT WORKS
Bessie Webber
9
16
Joseph Loewy
a.m. Sunday, July 4, at Chesed liam; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
9
14441 W. 11 MileRd.
asked to attend.
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Anna
C:Dear
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Gardner,betw.Coolidge 8. Greenfield
shel Ernes Cemetery, Section 26. Harry Kraft; and a brother, Eu-
17
Sam Boesky
10
3994711,
Eve.
616-0330
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Reoina Fredrick
The family of the late John Rabbi Arm will officiate. Rela- gene. Services 12:45 p.. today
Samuel R.
lo
Wedner announces the unveiling tives and friends are asked to at- at Kaufman Chapel.
77
Greenbaum
10
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of a monument in his memory 12 tend.
Joseph B.•Raim
MONUMENT CENTER, INC.
noon Sunday, July 4, at Adas
Artist Joseph Bernstein
Yeshivath Beth Yeht3dah
The family of the late Rose
661 E. 8 MILE, FERNDALE
Former Detroit artist Joseph
11/2 Blocks E. of Woodwa -rd
Green announces the unveiling of Bernstein, a founder of the U.S'.
15751 W. 101/2 Mi., Southfield
6 Blks from 3 Jewish
a monument in her memory 12 Tool and Supply Co., died Tues-
Phone 557-6750
Cemeteries on Woodward
The Family of the Late
noon Sunday, July 4, at Chesed day at his home in San Miguel de
JO 4-5557
LI
24266
SARAH (SALLY)
shel Emes Cemetery. Rabbi L.
Mexico. He was 60.
Goldman will officiate. Relatives Allende,
WUNTNER
Mr. Bernstein, who had worked
and
friends
are
asked
to
attend.
Announces the unveiling
as an illustrator, sculptor and
of a monument in her
painter in Detroit for 23 years,
memory 11 a.m. Sunday,
The family of the late Sam Dubin lived in Mexico for the past four
announces the unveiling of a monu-
July 11, at Oakview Ceme-
tery. Rabbi Kanter will
ment in his memory 12 noon Sun- years.
Formerly Karl Berg Memorials and Manuel Urbach & Son
He leaves his wife, Reva; a
officiate. Relatives and
day, July 11, at Workmen's Circle son, Carl; a daughter, Mrs. Marcia
13405 CAPITAL at COOLIDGE OAK PARK TELEPHONE 544-2212
friends are asked to at-
Cemetery, Turnover Shul Section. Loznak; one brother and three
Rabbi Arm will officiate. Relatives grandchildren. Services in Mexico.
.tend.
and friends are asked to attend.

NEW YORK (JTA) - Funeral
services were held Sunday for
Bernard G. Richards, the Jewish
leader whose career spanned more
than 50 years. He died Friday at
the age of 94. He was founder of
the American Jewish Congress
and a member of the executive
committee of the Zionist Organi-
zation of America and served as
a member of the American Jewish
delegation to the Peace Conference
in Paris in 1919.
Ten years ago he was honored

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Monument Unveilings

Hannan Kraft, 50;
of Mattress Firm

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ra Ka-ufman Chapel, Inc.

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18325 W. 9 MILE RD., SOUTHFIELD

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