THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, August 6, 1971-47

Neighbors Mourn Harry Greenstein,
Slain Phillip Eizen Assisted Refugee
His neighbors in the Grand Post-War Efforts

OBITUARIES

MAX GREEN, 15422 Northgate, W eingar den and Mrs. Irwin
Oak Park, died Aug. 4. Survived (Donna) Goren; and four grand-
by his wife, Rose; a son, Harry; children.
Grand River-Joy Road business
BALTIMORE (JTA) —Harry
one sister; four grandchildren and
area call Phillip Gerald Eizen, 52, Greenstein, the executive director
NOEL W. SANDERS, 24100
"a man who valued good conver- of the Association of Jewish Chari-
six great-grandchildren.
Manistee, died July 31. He leaves
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sation and friends above money." ties and Welfare Fund of Balti-
But on July 30, this friendly man, more from 1928 to 1965, was bur-
JENNIE HERSHENSON, 19127 his wife, Margaret; two sons,
one of the few white merchants ied here Sunday.
Ashton, died July 30. Survived by Richard and Noel Jr.; and two
staying in the area after the '67
two sons, Milton I. and Gerald M. daughters, Linda and Suzanne.
Mr. Greenstein, a native of this
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riots, was found dying of gunshot city, died Friday of a heart condi-
of Babylon, N. Y.; a daughter,
JOSEPH SHULTZ, former De-
wounds behind the counter of his
Mrs.
Leo
(Marilyn)
Katz;
two
watch repair shop, 8516 Dum- tion at the age of 74.
brothers; two sisters; five grand- troiter of Van Nuys, Calif., died
During the late 1940's he served
barton. He died enroute to Ford
children and two great-grandchil- July 29. He leaves his wife, Lil-
as an advisor on Jewish affairs
lian; three sons, Max Shultz,
Hospital.
dren.
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Seymour Wax of California and
Friends, both black and white, in Germany to General Lucius
are at a loss to understand the Clay, Commender-in-Chief of U.S.
VICTORIA HOWELL, former Stanley Wax of Florid a; a
'aying of Eizen: "It's so sense-
Detroiter of Hollywood, Calif., died daughter, Mrs. Eliot A. (Esther),
ss," one s a i d. "This man
LUDWIG DICKER, of Miami July 30. She leaves three sons, Magidsohn; eight grandchildren
wouldn't hurt anybody."
Beach, died Aug. 3. He leaves two David of Detroit, Jack and Robert; and nine great-grandchildren. In-
Customers recounted E i z e n's
daughters, Mrs. Jack (Ellen) Bal- one sister; five grandchildren and terment Detroit.
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liberal dealings, how "if you could-
lin and Mrs. Adolph (Regina) three great-grandchildren. Inter-
n't pay in full, he'd give you the
HANNAH STEEL, 15746 George
Biederman; five grandchildren and ment Los Angeles.
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watch and tell_ you not to worry—
Washington, Southfield, died Aug.
nine great -. grandchildren. Inter-
pay him when you could."
ment Detroit.
CAROLINE ITSKOVITZ, 21950 2. Survived by two sons, Norman
Although his store had been
Cloverlawn, Oak Park, died Aug. and Lawrence; twa brothers; one
broken into several times in the
3. Survived by a son, Harry; sister and one grandchild.
last few years, and his insurance
Ray Leichtling, Bridal
five daughters, Mrs. Harry (Betty)
was said to have skyrocketed,
CHARLES STRICOF, 3199
Krinsky, Mrs. Sam (Gertrude)
Salon Co-Founder
Phillip Eizen's friends say he was
Kaufman, Mrs. Max (Bernice) Fisher, Walled Lake, died Aug. 3.
too dedicated and had too much
Ray Leichtling, former owner Rubinstein, Mrs. Sol (Anne) Ep- He leaves his wife, Rose; a son,
love for the neighborhood people
and co-founder of the Ray's Bridal stein of Los Angeles and Mrs. Dr. Robert Schneider; a daughter,
Salon chain, died July 31. She Harry (Fay) Segal; 22 grandchil- Mrs. Herbert (Charlotte) Feld-
to leave.
He lived at 2989 Tyler, Berkley.
was 69.
dren; 41 great-grandchildren and man; a brother, Jerome, and three
Survived by his wife, Mary; a
Born in Poland, Mrs. Leichtling four great-great-grandchildren.
grandchildren.
daughter, Velma; a brother, Ru-
lived at 16260 Mayfair Dr., South-
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bin; and three sisters, Dorothy,
field. She was a member of Hadas-
HERMAN JOSEFF, of Romeo,
Ellen and Mrs. Rose Burstein.
sah, Detroit Chamber of Commerce Mich., died Aug. 4. He leaves three
and United Jewish Schools.
sisters, Mrs. Saul (Blanche) Zuie-
She leaves a daughter, Mrs. back, Mrs. Max (Mollie) Craine
Julius Schultz, 70; Had
Marshall (Sharon) Laskey; and
and Mrs. Henry (Ruth) Kepes.
Store in Walled Lake
HARRY GREENSTEIN
two grandchildren.
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Julius Schultz, owner and opera-
During the coming
SAM KAUFMAN, 25639 Lincoln
tor of the Walled Lake departemnt armed forces in West Germany,
week Yeshiva Beth
and John J. McCloy, the first Ethel Robinson, 81
Yehuda will observe
Terr., Oak Park, died Aug. 4.
store, died July 31. He was 70.
the Yahrzeit of the
'Ethel Robinson, active clubwom- Survived by his wife, Gertrude;
Mr. Schultz, 1747 Shankin Dr., U.S. High Commissioner to West
following departed
an, died July 31 at age 81. Mrs. a son, Jack; two daughters, Mrs.
Walled Lake, leaves his wife, Germany.
friends, with the
Katherine; two sons, Saul of Atlan-
A social worker, he was Mary- Robinson was a member of Temple Harold (Marian) Weinstein and
traditional Memorial
ta and Alvin; one brother; one land's relief administrator from Beth El and the National Council Mrs. Allen (Annette) Stone; one
Prayers, recitation
brother and eight grandchildren.
sister and four grandchildren.
1933 to 1936. During 1937 and 1938, of Jewish Women.
of Kaddish and stu-
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Her survivors are two daugh-
he was president of the National
dying of Mishnayes.
ters,
Mrs.
James
H.
Wineman
and
SOPHIE
L
IBERS
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N,
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Conference of Jewish Community
Mrs.
Robert
S.
Grier;
five
grand-
Cloverlawn, Oak Park, died Aug.
AV. AUG.
Service.
In Loving Memory of
children and seven great-grand- 2. Survived by one son, Marvin of
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Beloved Husband, Father
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Zivel Milinsky
Newport News, Va.; one brother,
children.
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Ida Gilbert
and Grandfather
Philip J. Levin, N.Y.
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Max Warren; and two grandchil-
Paul Backhaut
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Yetta Z. Cohen
WILLIAM
Real Estate Investor
dren.
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Jacob Anchill
Ida Saxon; Secretary,
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Rebecca Cetron
Philip J. Levin, investor in large
BRICKER
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Samuel Weiss
SYLVIA GLAZER MARKS, 702
Who passed away
real estate projects, president of Child Rescue Service
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Marvin Madgy
Shore
Club
Dr.,
St.
Clair
Shores,
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Herman Radner
Aug. 5, 1959.
N.Y. Madison Square Garden
Ida Saxon, secretary of the died July 30. She leaves a sister,
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Maurice Harris
How lonely are our hearts
Corp., died Monday at the age of Northwest Child Rescue League,
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Anne
Falkoff
Mrs.
Maurice
(Wilma)
Meyers.
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How tender were his ways
Max Stillerman
died Aug. 2 at age 59.
61.
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Esther B. Tatken
For the one we love so
Mrs. Saxon, 15225 Northgate,
His holdings were said to be val-
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Nathan Rosen
BENJAMIN
L.
OPPENHEIM,
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dearly
Julius
Bronstein
ued at $200,000,000. He headed Oak Park, leaves her husband, Al-
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Leon Stracher
So, sleep on, sleep on,
bert; a son, Leslie; two brothers former Detroiter of Gardena,
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many large corporations.
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Yetta Schacht
Calif., died July 13. He is sur-
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beloved
Bessie Lifshitz
and two sisters.
Two
weeks
ago
he
was
named
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vived by his wife, Sarah; an aunt
You really have not gone
Lilly Topor
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Chicago's "horseman of the year."
Joseph B. Gendeloff 20
and nephews. Interment Los An-
away.
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Aron Broder
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Sadly missed and always
geles. * * *
Louis Goldstein
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Julius Adams
The Family of the Late
remembered by his wife,
Irwin Cohen Elected
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Bessie Feinstein
HYMAN REIDER, 18944 Hart-
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Ethel; son, Herman,
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Joseph Fine
Oak Park Councilman
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JACK B.
well, died Aug. 4. He leaves two
Rebecca Olshansky 21
daughter. Mrs. Norman
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Virginia Schwartz
daughters,
Mrs.
Earl
(Shirley)
Irwin Cohen was elected Oak
(Claire) Winnick; and
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ORMOND
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Sally Schey
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Park
Councilman
to
fill
a
vacancy,
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Dora Sukenic
grandchildren.
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Acknowledges
with
grate-
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Morris
Golaner
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in the election held on Monday.
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Sidney A. Deitch
Samuel Levin
ful appreciation the many
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Jacob Rosenbaum
kind expressions of sym-
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Melvin Haber
DETROIT
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Mollie Plotnisky
pathy extended by rela-
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MONUMENT
WORKS
Minnie Rosenthal
tives and friends during
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Rebecca Zabludovsky 23
14441 W. 11 Mile Rd.
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the family's recent be-
Abraham
Solai
Gardner, betw. Coolidge 8. Greenfield
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Avraham Bordelow 23
reavement.
399.2711, Eve. 626-0330
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Esther Thav

ANNE ALDER, 17337 Westover,
Southfield, died July 29. She leaves
her husband, Samuel It.; a son,
Sanford; three brothers and two
sisters.
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CHARLES BECK, 16911 Chey-
enne, died Aug. 2. Survived by his
mother, Mrs. Bluma Beck; one
brother and two sisters.
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CELIA BUSCH, 18961 Mark
Twain, died July 30. Survived by
her husband, Stanley; two sons,
Richard and Gary; mother, Mrs.
Anna Dubin and two brothers.

WE REMEMBER
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MONUMENT CENTER, INC.

DORA STEIN

Dear Wife and Mother

Who Passed Away

August 5, 1961

Sadly Missed by

Husband and Children

661 E. 8 MILE, FERNDALE

HANNAN R.
KRAFT

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Acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during
the family's recent be-
leavement.

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