Beth Achim Sexton
Morris D. Cooper

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, July 7, 1972-47

Gloria Gold, 18;
U. of M. Student

Morris D. Cooper, sexton of
Cong. Beth Achim for 12 years,
died Wednesday at age 72.
Rev. Cooper, 19755 Schaefer. was
Gloria B. Gold, an honor student
sexton of the
at the University of Michigan,
Downtown Syna-
died
June 29 at age 18.
gogue for eight
A sophomore at the U. of M.,
years prior to
Miss Gold, 25221 Gardner, Oak
his post with
Park, was a member of the Public
Beth Achim.
Interest
Research Group in Michi-
Known as a char-
gan. a student organization dedi-
itable man. Rev.
cated to consumer protection activ-
Cooper donated
ities; and a member of the Ann
the sexton's af-
Arbor Human Rights Party. A
f:ce in the new Rev. Cooper
Beth Achim building. Born in graduate of Berkley High School
Austria, he lived in the U. S. 50 and the United Hebrew School High
School, she was an active partici-
years.
Surviving are his wife, Rose; a pant in the youth program at
daughter, Mrs. Fred (Ruth) Lax; Young Israel of Greenfield and a
a brother, Schulim Kupfer of member of Bnai Brith. She was
Natanya; and three grandchildren. [ a volunteer at Sinai Hospital.
I She leaves her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Wolf Gold; a brother. Henry;
and a sister, Dorothy.

Monument
Unveilings

OBITUARIES

RONALD BARCUS, 23501 Church,
Oak Park, died July 2. Survived
by a son, Daniel, and a daughter,
Jennifer, both of Philadelphia; his
mother, Mrs. Betty Barcus; and a
sister.
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Seven Mile, died June 30. He
leaves two daughters, Mrs. Samuel
(Mildred) Schurgin of Phoenix end
Mrs. Sol (Rosalie) Kaufman; one
brother, three sisters and two
grandchildren.

WANDA BARNES, 30524 South-
field, Southfield, died July 1. She
leaves her husband, Max; a son,
David; three daughters, Mrs.
Leonard (Deanna) Quarters, Mrs.
Ernest (Sandra) Barron and Joyce;
six brothers, one sister and six
grandchildren.
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HARRY BERKE, Ill Cadillac
Sq. died July 6. He leaves two
brothers, Philip F. and Dr. Sidney
S.; and one sister, Mrs. Ben
(Sadie) Bean.

WALLACE, ROSS. 18817 Ed-
more, Southfield, died July 1. Ile
leaves his wife, Roslyn; four sons,
Michael, Gerald, Steven and Alan;
and one brother.
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JOSEPH SAGE, 25525 Green-
field, Southfield, died June 29 He
leaves his wife, Rose; three sons,
William and Jerry of California,
and Barry Rankin; three brothers
and seven grandchildren .

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RUDOLPH SHOTTF.N, 15304
Northgate, Oak Park, died July 4.
Survived by his wife, Ethel; and a
son, Melvin of Cincinnati.

ETHEL SLAPIN of Cincinnati.
died June 30. She leaves a son.
William of River Edge, N.J.; a
daughter. Mrs. Jerold W. (Shirley)
Shagrin of Detroit; one brother;
and a sister, Mrs. Irving (Frances)
Grand of Detroit. Interment Cin-
cinnati.

ABE SOLOMON, 10767 Green-
field, died July 5. tie leaves his
wife, Minnie: three sons, Meyer,
Samuel and David; one brother,
five sisters • seven grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren.

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THEODORE I. SWEETWINE,
former Detroiter of Hallandale,
F,la., died July 3. Survived by his
wife. Esthtir; one brother, Sanford
of Detroit' and one sister. Inter-
ment Detroit.

ANN SALAWITCH BE1IRMAN
JEANETTE WOODBERG died
[ of Baltimore died June 28. She
June 30. She leaves a brother,
leaves her husband, S. Edward;
Louis
Woodberg.
three daughters. Mrs. Mildred
The family of the late Joseph
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NEW YORK-Abe Stark, Brook- Simon of Detroit, Mrs. Florence
Levenson announces the unveiling lyn businessman and politician. Reiman and Mrs. Ruth Levin; one
MAX YOVITZ. 13273 S. Nor ,
of a monument in his memory died July 2 in West Palm Beach.
brother, six grandchildren and
folk, died July 3. lie leaves his
la 3') a.m. Sunday, July 9. at He was 77.
11 great-grandchildren. Interment
Irving M. Moskovitz. a mechani- wife, Fanny; two daughters, Mrs.
Martipelah Cemetery. Rabbi Levin
Baltimore.
cal contractor and coin collector, Bernard (Lenore) Brody and Mrs.
A c'•consfi/1 esthier for 30 years
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will officiate. Relatives and friends' r■■■
died July 2. Ile was 64
Jack (Ilk•i_s) Cooper of Greens-
?-fore
entering
ro
arc asked to attend.
HELEN
BLAU.
26715
Green-
Born in Poland, Mr. Moskovitz, burg, Pa.; five grandchildren and
vilitics, Mr. Stark
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onerwd his first field, Southfield. died July 4. She 22834 Newport, Southfield, came to one sister.
Thr family of the late Esther
leaves a son, Dr. Adolph Lowe; , the United States in 1922 and De- -
-
• men's
clothing
(irossberg announces the unveiling
a daughter, Mrs. Charles (Annette) troll in 1927. He was the founder
.Shop,
with
a
part-
of a monument in her memory
Levenburg of Fort Lauderdale: ! and chairman of the board of Ir-
Per. when he was
Sunday, Js.ily 9 at Chesed
four grandchildren and two great- ving IN. Moskovitz and Son Inc.,
21. A year later
Shei Emes C e in etery. Rabbi
grandchildren.
17300 Wyoming. He was a licensed
1)-
started
h
i
s
Schnipper will officiate. Relatives
master plumber for 40 years and a
own store in the
and friends are asked to attend.
IRENE JOSEPH, 20212 Lennon, member of the Michigan Master
Cp- ownkville sec-
During the conning
Von of Brooklyn. Harper Woods, died July 5. Sur- Plumbers Association and the
the late Max Yel
week Yeshiva Beth
American Society of Sanitary. En-
' A Democrat, in vived by her husband. Joseph L
Yehudo will ob
len announces the unveiling of a •
gineers.
Stark 194 Mr. Stark one brother and two sisters .
the Yok•seit of the
Me.r.lIrrRnt
in his memory noon [
A renowned coin collector who
following deported
Surulay, July 16 a; Machpelah • entered politics by serving as
MEYER KLEIN, 521 Park. died
traveled the world as part of his
friends, with the
Brooklyn
campaign
manager
in.the
Cemetery Rabbi Lein will of-
traditional Memorial
hobby, Mr. Moskovitz was a life
ficate. i,e:at,ve: and friends are successful mayoral race of William July 2. He leaves a sister, Mrs .
Erasers, recitation
member of the American Numis-
O'Dwyer. He then served for a Samuel (Faye) Levine.
asiied to attend
of Kaddish end stu-
matic Association and a member
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while as the commissioner of corn-
dying of Mishneyes.
of Michigan Numismatic Associ-
ERIC LIPMAN. 25730 Shiawas-
The -family of the late Anna , ni,p-ce. but left the job and the
Tammuz July
ation, the Israel Numismatic
Leaderman announce, tre unveil. Democratic party in 1949 to be- see, Southfield, died June 28. Sur-
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Hyman Levine
Society
and the Detroit Coin
Lug of a monument in her mem- come the Republican-Liberal-Fu- vived by his wife. Ruthellen; his
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Morris Evans
Club. lie was adviser to the
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Frieda Chesluk
ory I2:3, ) p.m. Sunday, J•ly 9, at sion candidate for Brooklyn parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mayer Lip-
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J. Melton Bresler
numismatic division of Roosevelt
man, and one brother.
Beth Moses Cemeter,. Rabbi Borough President. He lost.
10
28
Golds, Waxman
University in Chicago. Part of
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28
Morton Gottlieb
Sehnipper will officiate. Relatives '
In 1953. he was elected presi-
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28
Samuel Toffee
his
coin
collection
is
in
the
Kad-
ai-- 1 friends are asked to attend.
dent of the city council as the
FANNY NEWMAN. 25105 Biar-
Sheva R
10
man Museum in Tel Aviv.
25
Himelstein
running-mate of Manhattan Bor-
ritz, Oak Park, died June 30. She
10
28
Esther Broder
He was a founder and life mem-
'.1;-,e family of the la'e Clifford
ough President and candidate
10
leaves five sons. Arthur. Louis,1
28
Gussie Kushner
10
28
Abe ChauSkv
W' vier announces the unveiling of
Mitchell, Mack of San Francisco ; ber of Young Israel of Oak Woods.
for mayor Robert F. Wagner.
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David Lakin
a monument in his memory 11
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and Carl of Los Angeles; nine a member of Cong. Beth Abraham-
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He served in this job until 1961
Aby Lantor
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Aaron Golub
a.m. Sunday, July 9 at Chesed Shci
grandchildren and four great- Billet, of the Hebrew Benevolent
and then won three terms as
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Jacob Solomon
Society, the Masons. Detroit Con-
grandchildren.
11
Ernes Cemetery. Rabbi Prero will
Borough President of Brooklyn.
Ida Yawer
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sistory,
Crescent
Shrine
Club
and
Manuel Brown
officiate. Relatives and friends are
Mr. Stark was involved in almost
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Minna Katzenstein
Pisgah Lodge of Bnai Brith.
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asked to attend.
Meyer Fleishman
every philanthropic and social'
LOUIS RACKOFF. 19100 W
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Isaac Schmaltz
He
leaves
his
wife,
Ruth;
two
service activity in the Brooklyn!
AV
sons., Leon and Alan; a daughter.
• • Seymour Matz
1
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borough and was a founder of Abe
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Noah M. Chesluk
Mrs. Morris (Phyllis) Novetsky;
Oscar Feinberg, 77;
Stark
Philanthropies
and
the
Abe
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Jacob
Landow-ten
The Family of the Late
four
brothers,
Abe
of
Los
Angeles,
II
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Morris Lipcon
Stark Ifillel Foundation at Brook-',
12
Herman Friedman
7
Manufacturer's Rep
Jake, Aaron and George; a sister,
lyn College.
2
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Chayim Schulist
REBECCA ELKIN
Mrs. Sol (Viima) Stark of Chicago;
Hyman Kaplan
2
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Oscar H. "Jack - Feinberg, a
Announces the unveiling
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Hilda Golanler
and five grandchildren.
retired manufacturers representa- 1
Alex Milan
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of a monument in her
lume Fred
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B
tive in television distribution, died
memory 12 noon Sunday,
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Rebecca Miller
7
June 28. He was 77.
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Sol Brodsk y
July 9, at Clover Hill Me-
MONUMENT CENTER, INC.
Yaakov Ben Mayer
A native New Yorker, Mr. Fein-
morial Park. Cantor Ack-
Hakohen
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E.
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MILE,
FERND•LE
Joseph B. Kripke, an engineer berg, 24221 Condon, Oak Park,
Pauline Gutfreund
14
3
erman will officiate. Re-
11/2 alecks E. of Woodward
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Philip Hoffman
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in styling and advanced design for lived in Detroit for 40 years. He i
Elks from 3 J•wlsh
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latives and friends are
Louis Suew
14
General Motors the past 24 years, I was formerly with Delmonico ;
Cametwlm on Woodward
Yechi•I E. Erste,
14
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asked to attend.
B enjamin Shepard
14
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died July 4. He was 53.
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Distributors and Olympic Televi-
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David Levitz
15
Born in Toledo, Mr. Kripke, 1412; sion. He was a member of the
Santa Menenberp
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Samuel PA Shorr
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Fairway. Birmingham. was grad-! Masons and the Furniture Club of
Gould
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Is
uated from the Masschu.setts Insti- Detroit and was its current sec-
Joseph Stein
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Char. I. 15•s Mos.,
Sidney A. De;+ch
tute of Technology in 1940. He was retary-treasurer.
E. Hakohrn
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a member of the American Insti-
The Family of the Late
DETROIT
He
leaves
his
wife,
Gertrude,
a
tute of Astronautics and Aero-
Yeshivoth Beth Yehudah
MONUMENT WORKS
nautics and a member of MIT of daughter, Mrs. Seymour (Selma)
HERMAN KOPLEY
15751 W. tat, Mi., Southfield
14441 W. I1 Mar Rd
Detroit. Ile was a member of Raskin. a sister. Mrs. May Dib-
:,ardner,
bets. Coolidge a Oretnf•.d
• hisim 5174730
Announces the unveiling
Cong. Shaarey Zedek and Zionist ner: and three grandchildren
.Ete 2111, Ise 6344330
of a monument in his
Organization of America.
memory 2 p.m. Sunday,
He le• es his wife. Dorothy, a
FOR AMERICA
July 9 at Chesed She'.
son. Ned R.: two daughters, .Joan
Ernes Cemetery. Cantor
AND FOR
M. and Elizabeth S.; four brothers,
,.. -
Fenaket will officiate. Re-
Harold of Toledo, Albert of Silver
latives and friends are
i Spring. 'lid_ Homer of New York
Sign up for
asked to attend.
FewsperFy lad Neva Meamriels sad Maavel 1114.46 I Sea
; and Rabbi Meyer of Omaha: and
U. S. Savings Bonds. -
a sister. Mrs. Donald I (Shirley) •
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Abe Stark, Brooklyn
Clothier, Politician, 77

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Ire ing Moskovitz.

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