Tbe Family of the Late
MARTIN GREEN
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Amtounces the unveiling
of a monument in his
memory 11. a.m. Sunday,
Oct. 24, at Machpelah
Cemetery. Rabbi Schnip-
per will officiate. Bela-
' fives and frierids are ask-
ed to attend;
The Family of the Late
JOHN SODOS
Announces the unveiling
of a monument in his
'memory 12 noon Sunday,
' Oct.
24, at Chesed shel
Emes Cemetery. Rabbi
Arm will officiate. Rela-
tives friends are
asked-AO attend.
''
The Family of the Late
JACOB GARNICK
Announces the unveiling
of a monument in his
memory 1 p.m. Sunday,
Oct. 31, at Chesed - shel
Emes Cemetery. Rabbi
Goldschlag will officiate.
Relatives and friends are
asked to attend.
The Family of the Late
BORTMAN
Announces the unveiling
of a monument in his
memory 1 p.m. Sunday,
Oct. 31; at Baal David
Cemetery. Rabbi Sperka
will officiate. Relatives
and friends are asked to
attend.
The Family of the Late
. MARK PLATT
Announces the unveiling
of a monument in his
memory- 11:30 a.m. Sun-
day, Oct. 24, at Machpelah
Cemetery. Rabai Gruskin
will officiate. Relatives
and friends are asked to .
attend.
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The- Family of the Late
SADIE
MORRISON
Announces the unveiling
of a monument in her
memory 11 a.m. Sunday,
Oct. 31, at Clover Hill
Memorial Park. Rabbi
Schnipper will officiate.
- Relatives and' friends are
asked to attend.
-The
_Faintly . of_ the Late
.
--SUS A N SHLOM
KRIECEL _;
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eta monument in her:'
Meino
ry: Sunday;
24, at- Machpelah" -
Cemetery Rabbi Segal will -
Relatives: ;
7;friends-- are asked 'to at
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Monument
Unveilings
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Friday, October 22, 1971-55 e
Unveiling announcements may be in-
serted by mail or by calling The Jew.
ish News office. 17515 W. 9 Mile Rd..
Suite 865. Southfield, Mich. 48075. Writ-
ten announcements must be =COM-
panied by the name and address or the
person making 'the insertion. 'There is
a standing charge of 54.50 for an -un-
veiling notice, measuring an inch in
depth, and $8.00 for one two inches
deep with a blaek.border.
LOUIS BADER, 110 Sproat, died hers, Mrs. Max (Anne) Lobel,
Oct, 17. Survived by a nephew, Mrs. Max (Bea) Aaronson and
Stanley Bender of Cleveland; and Mrs. Fannie Vosko, all of Detroit;
cousins.
and four grandchildren. Interment
• • •
Burbank.
• •
CHESTER CORTESI, 24680 Ken-
osha, Oak Park, died Oct. 14. He
ROSE KAUFMAN, 25808 Lincoln,
leaves
his
wife,
Shirley;
his
Oak
Park,
died
Oct. 18. Survived
moth-
Wife Mrs. Tillie Cohen, children
and one sister. by three sons, Sol, Charles and
Mr. Joseph S. 'Cohen, Dr. Daniel er, two brothers
• • •
Herman; a daughter, Mrs. Ethel
-Cohen and Mrs. Earl (Elaine)
S A MUM II, ELLSTRIN, 25145 Berkowitz; three sisters,. eight
Hecker, families of the . late Jack
Cohen, announce the unveiling of Thorndyke,- Southfield, died- Oct. grandchildren and six great-grand-
a monument in his memory - 12 20. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. children. • _ • •
noon Sunday, Oct. 24, at Chesed Bernard (Lorraine) Trubowitz and
SARAH D. (Winnie) KETAL,
shel Emes Cemetery. Rabbi Segal Mrs. Ronald (Dolores) Moore; two
and Cantor F _ enakel will officiate: brothers, three sisters and six 19435 Stansbury, died Oct. 17. She
leaves
her husband,; Benjamin;
grandchildren.
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three sons,' Dr. Norbert, Mitchell
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The family of the late Samuel
and. Dr. Donald; a daughter, Mrs.
MOSES GOLDBERG; 13870 Ken- Arnold (Lenore) Stone; three sis-
Ziegelman announces the unveiling
of a monument in his memory 10 wood, Oak _Park, died Oct: 19. He ters, ,11 grandchildren and two
a.m. Sunday, Oct. 24, at Adas leaves a brotner-in-iaw, Albert great-grandchildre.n.
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• • •
Sha 1 o m Memorial Park. .Rabbi Zeitlin.
Segal and Cantor. Adler will - offi-
TILLIE KUSHNER, 13353 Kings-
ciate. Relatives and friends are
JOSEPH - GOROSH, 25350 Green- ton, Huntington Woods, died Oct
asked to attend.
field, Oak Park, died Oct. 15. He 18. She leaves her husband, -Max;
leaves his wife, Celia;..bito sons, a son, Lwairence; a daughter, Mrs.
Martin and Leonard-of San Juan, Marlene Leiter; three brothers
Charles Meyer, 24;
Puerto Rico; two daughters, Mrs. and three grandchildren.
• • •
Bernard (Betty) Racklin and Mrs.
Student in New York
David (Charlotte) Michaelson;
BENJAMIN MOSS, 19311 Ever-
Charles B. Meyer, 24, a graduate three sisters, 14 grandchildren and
green, died Oct. 16. He leaves his
of Rochester University in New six great-grandchildren.
wife, Nellie; two sons, David and
York, died last Saturday. Death
• • •
Jack, a daughter, Mrs. Carl (Es-
was attributed to accidental drown-
ther)
Moskovitz; two brothers and
LENA
GREENE,
former
De-
ing in Hart, Mich.
nine grandchildren.
Mr. Meyer, 4145 Balfour, was troiter of Santa Monica, Calif.,
o • •
•
born in New York. He was grad- died Oct. 12. Survived by her
ROSE NELBAN, f o r m e r De-
uated from Grosse Pointe Univer- husband, Max; a son, Gerald; a troiter of Forest Hills, N.Y., died
sity School and from the Univer- daughter, Mrs. Mark (Judy) Fra- Oct. 14. She leaves her husband ,
zin; three brothers, including Sam
sity of Rochester in 1969 with a and
Jack Wasserman, both of De- George; a daughter, Mrs. Arthur
degree in sociology. He was a
troit;
three sisters, including Mrs. (Edythe) Cohen; one brother and
member of the Grosse Pointe Sym- Alfred
(Belle) Freedland and four sisters, including Freda Jo-
phony Orchestra.
Mrs. Leo (Katherine) Book, both sephson, Mrs. Louis (Mollie) Sil-
Mr. Meyer is survived by his of Detroit; and six grandchildren. ver and Mrs. Jack (Laura) Bigel-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Interment California.
man, all of Detroit; five grandchil-
Meyer; and a sister, Adele.
dren and one great-grandchild.
• • •
Interment Detroit.
• • •
EDDIE HARRIS, former De-
Victor Rothberg, 58;
troiter of Burbank, Calif., died
LINDA PLAVNICK, 34512 W.
Oct.
11.
Survived
by
his
wife,
Nine
Mile,
Farmington,
died Oct.
Area Land Developer
Barbara; a son, Darrel; three sis- 16. She leaves her husband, Ron-
Victor Rothberg, 16500 N. Park,
ald; two daughters, Lori and
Southfield, a land developer in De-
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kutzen, Retired Sherri;
troit, died Oct. 15 at age 58.
Manuel Gray; and one sister.
• • •
Mr. Rothberg, a native Detroiter, Detroit Executive, 83
was a member of the Tam O'Shant-
HENRY KORNFELD, 19177 Mc-
Frank
Kutzen,
30560
Southfield,
er Country Club and a past golf
Intyre, died Oct. 13. Survived by
club champion. He was active in Southfield, retired executive with his wife, Rose.
a a a
the Allied Jewish Campaign, Bran- the former Eastwood Amusement
deis University, Standard City Club Park, died Oct. 14. He was 83.
REVA WEISBLATT, 19309 Ren-
Mr.
Kutzen,
a
native
Detroiter,
of Detroit and a member of ORT,
sellor, Livonia, died Oct. 18. Sur-
(Organization for Rehabilitation was a member of the Hannah vived by a brother, Harold; and
Schloss Old Timers, the Detroit three sisters, Mrs. Isadore (Sarah)
through Training).
ta lie )
He leaves his wife, Rose; a son, Consistory-Moslem Temple and Miller, Mrs. Maurice (Natalie)
Lodge of the Masons.
Wagman and Mrs. Ben (Anne)
Dr. Alan Rothberg of Fort Worth; Eastgate
He leaves his wife, Mamie; a Klempner.
a daughter, Mrs. George (Lee) son,
• • •
Joseph of Chicago; a daugh-
Zeff• two sisters, Mrs. Irving ter, Mrs.
Celia Elk; three brothers,
SIMON YOUNG, former De-
(Belle) Levine and Mrs. Harry George, Martin
and Morey; two troiter of Miami Beach, died Oct.
(Clara) Lutz; and five granchil- sisters, Mrs. Henry
(Anne) Wag- 16. He leaves his wife, Sima; two
dren.
ner and Mrs. Dennis (Florence) sons, Morgan and Julius, both of
Kovan; and four grandchildren.
Detroit; and five grandchildren.
Emma B. Meyers, 97;
Interment Detroit.
a • •
Oldest Beth El Member
ROSE ZIMMERMAN, 19100 W.
The
Family
of
the
Late
Emma B. Meyers, the oldest
Seven Mile, died Oct. 18. Sur-
member of Temple Beth El, and
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Ida
PAUL SHAPIRO
an active fund raiser in the Jewish
Cohen of Valejo, Calif., and Mrs.
community, died Oct. 18. She was
Acknowledges with grate-
Vera Weinfeld.
97.
She leaves a son, Alfred: a
daughter, Mrs. Elsa Koploy of
Palm Springs; four brothers, Wil-
liam, Erich, Herman and Max
Alexander; two sisters, Mrs. Rosa-
-lie Rothschild and Mrs. Ludwig
(Anna) Bruckheimer; and . five
great-grandchildren.
ful appreciation the many
tremendous expressions of
empathy extended by re-
latives and friends during
the family's recent - be-
reavemeat. •
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""- The-Family-of-the Late
HELEN - SARAH: :
GOLDM
AN- _
Announces the unveiling
--of a monument in - her "
memory 1:30 p.m. Sunday...
Oct. 24,. at MaihPelah
Cemetery. Rabbi Arm. will
officiate.: Relativea and
friends are asked to at-
tend.
Ackiowledges' with grate='.
of
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gives you the assurance
that a man, you know is
helping you.
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Southfield
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During the coming
week Yeshiva Beth
Yehuda will observe
the Yahrzeit of the
following departed
friends, with the
traditional Memorial
Prayers, recitation
of Kaddish and stu-
dying of Mishnayes.
CHESHVAN OCT.
Sylvia Dean
24
Alex Lipson 24
Pearl Caden
24
Channah Rouen
24
Abraham Tkatch
24
Rose Kalish
25
Edward Newman
25
Fanny Weisman
25
Sterinke Gansel
25
Avrahom I. Ben Ze'ev
25
Solomon J. Fisher
25
Louis i.Shaer
26
Harry Weingarden
26
Hersh Shorr
26
Bela Fekete
26
Esther Lipson
25
Ida Stein
26
Shimon Gorenstein
26
Aaron Hyman
27
Bena S. Rodman
27
Moshe H. Sachs,
27
Morris Silver
27
David Silverstein
27
Lillie Woron
27
Herbert L. Tennen
27
Hyman Kurchick
23
Isaac Wurm
28
Ben Dobin
21
Mlnnue Greenstein
2S
Henry Tayinor
25
Joseph N. Keidan
26
Bessie Partovlch
William Rottenberg 21
25
Minnie Berman
23
Reuben Sandler
25
Rabbi Samuel M. Fine
29
Rose L. Lesser
1
29
Mary Kahrnoff
1
29
Miriam Feldman
1
29
Bernard E. Pollak
29
IJIllan weing arden
1
29
!Mac Kaplan
1
29
Baud* S. Klein
1
29
N yman A. Keidan
29
Charlotte Hochm en
1
30
Meet Silverman
30
Mends. Rebinovitch 1
30
Ida Elias
11
30
David Lapides
11
30
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