Lea Rubel Dead at 75; Dream
Realized for Federation Apts.
Lea Rubel, an active mem-
ber of the community's sen-
ior adult organizations, who
frequently was credited with
stimulating the effort for
senior citizen housing, died
Tuesday at age 75.
She was a resident of Fed-
eration Apartments since its
opening in summer 1971-an
achievement she had worked
toward for many years. In a
paign, whose funds were
!partly responsible for the
apartment building.
Mrs. Ru bet also was a
member of Club Two. Pio-
neer Women, and worked for
the Jewish National Fund
campaigns. Until her hus-
band Charles' death in 1965,
she assisted in his upholstery
business .
Not long ago, she attended
the Bar Mitzva of her first
grandson in Israel. She leaves
a daughter, Mrs. Stephen
(Isolde) Medow; and two
grandchildren.
OBITUARIES
JACK AVERS, 16545 Mon-
ica, died Dec. 7. Survived by
his wife, Lena; two sons,
Seymour and Bernard; one
brother and four grandchil-
dren.
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WILLIAM BAKER, 23091
Harding, Oak Park, died
Dec. 14. Ile leaves his wife,
Bernice; a son, Marc; a
daughter, Susan; and his
father, Max Baker.
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MORRIS BERLIN, 19100
W. Seven Mile, died Dec. 8.
Survived by a niece, Mrs.
Saul (Rene) Bauman of To-
ledo.
ter, Mrs. James (Saralee)
Matthias; two sisters and
two grandchildren.
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OTTO KAHN, 26628 Frank-
lin Pte., Southfield, died Dec.
12. Survived by a son, Carl:
and one grandchild.
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OSCAR MF:ISEL, 28704
Stuart, Southfield. died Dec.
12. Survived by a son, Irvin;
a daughter, Mrs. Melvin
(Charlotte) ) Green; one
brother, five grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.
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Fridey, Doc. IS, 1972-SI
William Leonard, Office Supply
Buyer
William Leonard, an office chasing director of the Home
supply purchaser for 45 Office Supply Co., 8031 W.
years and well-known in his McNichols. He had been
field, died Sunday at age 63. purchasing director for the
For the past five years, Service Office Supply Co. for
Mr. Leonard, 29162 Franklin 40 years. Item in Russia, he
Hills, Southfield, was pur- lived in Detroit 45 years and
was a member of Zager-
Stone Lodge of Mai Brith.
Fannie Schreier
Surviving are a son, Alan;
Fannie Schreier, a frequent a
daughter, Mrs. Barry
honoree for her sale of Israel (Rochelle) Lomove of Wheat-
Bonds and an active member ley Heights. N.Y.; a brother,
of several Jewish organiza• Leo, and a sister, Mrs. Ann
lions, died Monday at age Gl. Abrams, both of ('hicago;
Mrs. Schreier, 23300 I'rovi- and one grandchild.
dente, Southfield, was a
member of !Unita Chapter
of Pioneer Women, National
Council of Jewish Women
and Cong. Beth Abraham-
/HIM and its sisterhood. Born
in Russia, she lived in the
Du•loo the
Detroit area 35 years.
♦
cowing w • • k
Surviving are two sons,
Yeshivoth Both
Dr. Leonard and Sherwin.
Yehmill• wiN
three brothers, Harry and
•
• ..... the
Irving Wayne, both of Wind-
Yehrseit ot the
sor, and Morris Wayne; three
following d.-
sisters, Dora of Russia, Mrs.
Met./ tries•is,
Ann Winter of Tucson and
with
the hod*,
Mrs. Murray (Betty) Green-
lions I Mewww-
field; and seven grandchil-
iel Present, re-
dren.
Born in Austria, Mrs. Rubel
came to this country with her
JOSEPH HARRY REMER,
husband and 4-year-old
23401 Wildwood, Oak I'ark,
daughter in 1940. They were
died Dec. 9. Survived by his
on the last ship bound for
JACOB M. BUSIIKOFF, wife, Freda; three sons, Har-
the United States out of Italy. 17160 Meyers, died Dec. II. vey, Earl and Bernard; two
She often said that fate He leaves his wife, Bessie; brothers, two sisters and
intervened to save her family a daughter, Mrs. Jerry eight grandchildren.
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by giving her daughter an (Elaine) Ilersh; two brothers
earache. The nurse who and four grandchildren.
NETTIE ROSE, 26613
treated the child took pity
Franklin Pte., Southfield,
on the family and wrote a
JACQUES DARMON, 20490 died Dec. 10. Survived by her
letter of introduction to the Schaefer, died Dec. 13. Sur- husband, Harold; her mother,
Mrs. Rebecca Kaner; four
recent issue of the Writer's man issuing visas. The man vived by his wife, Rebecca;
Journal, put out by the Jew- issuing visas was the nurse's three sons, Lucien, Raoul of sons, Melvyn, Dr. Jerome,
father.
Irwin
and Steven; two daugh•
Downsview, Ont., and Wil-
ish Center senior adult di-
Among Mrs. Rubel's proud- liam; a daughter, Mrs. Vic- ters, Mrs. Edward (Beverly
cit•ti•n .t
vision, she had written:
Sue) Siegel and Deborah;
Kaddish and
"To me, this apartment est possessions was a medal tor (Denise) Allal of Toronto,
Henrietta
Bakst,
65
one brother two sisters and
Ito/soon of
means a home, a place where awarded to her husband for and 11 grandchildren.
valor
in
the
Austrian
army
Henrietta
Bakst,
an
active
six
grandchildren.
•
•
•
Mishears..
I always have company when
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during World War I. When
member of many women's
I feel like it, can talk to
LAURA FEIGNER, 26051
Twects D.C.
he was imprisoned in
HERBERT ROSENBERG, organization, died Thursday
somebody at any time, and
Lahser, Southfield, died Dec.
J oseph Ka$,
Is
17
at
age 65.
Dachau,
Mrs.
Rubel
took
the
Gifted F reern•n
12
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can close my door if I want
8. She leaves two sons, Wal- 14720 Loretta, Oak Park,
Mrs. Bakst, 19346 Robson.
Din• Cohen
12
17
to be alone. I am thankful medal to the concentration ter Kullman and Henry of died Dec. 12. He leaves his
Morris
Schechter
12
17
was a member of the Sinai
camp
commandant
and
won
wife,
Shirley;
two
sons,
Mark
to the Federation, and now I
F•yo• Kuhn
12
17
New York; a daughter, Mrs.
her husband's release Any
Levi
•
Kuhn
12
and Howard; a daughter, Hospital Women's Guil d,
pray to God to give me a
Irving (Elsie) Schmolka; and
D•vidott 13
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man who had served his
Miriam; his mother, Mrs. Women's Auxiliary of Mai-
few years to enjoy the ful-
Stimuel S•Itsmisn 13
four grandchildren.
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Morris (Gertrude) Rosen- monides Medical Society,
II•ssi• •o•sky
13
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fillment for which I waited country with such courage
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Hadassah
and
Bicur
Cholem
S
erth•
K.
should not be in Dachau;
berg; and two brothers.
over five years."
Sily•nimn
13
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HARRY FESTENSTEIN,
Organization. Born in Cleve-
the Nazi told her.
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S tith., SC hYr•rtZ
13
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Mrs. Rubel was not one to
22111 Gardner, Oak Park,
land, Mrs. Bakst lived in De-
Irs•k Marton
13
III
Soon after, the Rub els
REVA SCHOICHIT, 13340
simply wait Long before the
11•rry
Grossman
13
troit
45
years.
1•
died Dec. 7. He leaves his Dartmouth, Oak Park, died
Arthur M. Glass 13
actual planning of the senior came to this country.
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Survivors are her husband,
wife,
Celia;
two
daughters,
Morris L•ider
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Dec. 13. Survived by her
Mrs. Rubel was very pa-
adult facility, she was writ-
Gotta! Sitrin
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Mrs. Seymour (Libby) Yar- husband, David; a son, Leon; Dr. Joseph; a daughter, Mrs.
ing Federation leaders of the triotic. In the Writer's Jour-
Jennie Kozel
13
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ows and Mrs. Samuel (Ann- a daughter, Mrs. Harry Saul (Joyce) Dorfman; a
David 5.n
nal,
she
had
said:
"In
my
need for such housing, and
Rafael M.
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ette) Schneitzer; and five (Nina) Greenberg; one brother, Albert Friedman;
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she never abandoned her life I went through all kinds
Henry Cohen
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three grandchildren and one
Hilda Sosnick
of regimes. We in the United grandchildren.
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brother, two sisters, three
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cause.
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great-grandchild.
Louie Zoci•
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grandchildren and one great-
Mrs. Rubel, whose energy States have the best. Do your
S h•in• Jolt
14
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Services will be held noon
ROSE L. FINKELSTEIN, grandchild.
Louis Sender
14
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surprised those who met the share to keep it good! Repub-
today.
24250 Eastwood, Oak Park,
Fannie
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small, genteel woman for the lican or Democratic, t h e
Adolph Mehlw
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SO
died Dec. 11. Survived by a
ANNETTE SCHULMAN,
5.0. Kow•I
first time, took part in many President, the regime is de-
13
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No Salvation in Diaspora
son, Joseph; a daughter, 29460 Lochmoor, Farmington,
Max W•ss•rtin•n IS.
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activities offered to senior mocracy. You have it better
"We all think that the con-
B oruch Y 00000
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Pauline; three grandchildren died Dec. 4. Survived by her
adults. She enjoyed painting than any other people."
Joseph L•vine
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dition of the Jews is bad, and
and one great-grandchild.
Ann Fziudin•n
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husband, Albert; a son, that our prospects in the Dia-
and writing, and only re-
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Swat, L. lecher 16
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David;
a daughter, Ellen;
cently abd com piled her Jerusalem Post
Ros• I 00000 ft
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SAMUEL GINSBERG, 30284 and her parents, Morry and spora are gloomy, not only
Abr•hison I.
memoirs, printed periodically
subjectively but also from an
Southfield, Southfield, died Ida Kiel'.
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St
in the Writer's Journal.
Celebrates Its 40th
historical, objective point of
Dora W MIl11n. 16
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Dec. 7. He leaves his wife,
Miller
16
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She also was a member of
view. In any case, it is our
JERUSALEM (JTA)-Pre- Diana; four daughters. Mrs.
Simon Ax•Ired
ZELDA SHEPHERD, 523
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the Center's Mothers' Club, mier Golda Meir and mem-
fervent
belief
that
there
Molly
J•cob
is
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Ilerman (Frances) Broder, Orchard Lake, Pontiac, died
J.rob
Kew
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the Culture Club and the bers of her cabinet joined
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no
salvation
for
the
Jewish
Mrs. Albert (Hilda) Ginns. Dec 9. Survived by two
rw•lyn Woolni•n 17
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knitting group. She demon- Mayor Teddy Kollek, mem-
people In the Diaspora." -
in
17
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Mrs. Jerome (Jacqueline) daughters, Mrs. William
strated her gratitude to Fed- bers of the city council and
R. Borochov,
lifortn•n Skolnick 17
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"On Zionist
Gibbs and Mrs. Gerald (Judy) Stern and Mrs, Larry
Aaron
[Jubilate
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Theory," 1905.
eration by working actively more than 100 guests at the
Jacob
Goldl•
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(Beverly) Viedrah; two sis- (Lorraine) Goldberg; o n e ••
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for the Allied Jewish Cam- Jerusalem Post's modern
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sister
and
one
grandchild.
ters,
14
grandchildren
and
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Id• W
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plant on the city's outskirts one great-grandchild.
Julie A. Git•st•n 18
Sidney A. Deitch
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Dante
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to celebrate the 40th anniver-
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HAROLD SHUBOW, form-
Jimmie
DETROIT
The Family of the Late
sary of the founding of Is-
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Detroiter
of
Baltimore,
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DOROTHY GOODMA N,
sylyia
MONUMENT WORKS
rael's only English-language
died Dec. 7. lie leaves his
tormer Detroiter of Los An-
Meer•wnlele
10
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LUCILLE
daily newspaper.
14 441 W 11 NW• ad
Robert Wirier
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geles, died Dec. 12. She wife, Jennie; a son, Michael;
Oftrakte. Mho Iwti•ge • G•••1 ■ 0041
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Siloam
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Jerusalem
Post
began
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publishing in December 1932
Siegel,
Mrs.
Evelyn
Helfer
Appl•h•uen
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three brothers anti four sis-
Acknowledges with
as the Palestine Post, under
••ssi• Kru•n•r
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and
Mrs.
Rita
[Stockman;
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ters, Mrs. Sarah Abramson,
g rateful appreciation
the editorship of its founder,
four
brothers
and
four
sis-
Mrs. Maxfield (Molly) Ma
the many kind expres-
Yeshivoth Beth
MONUMENT CENTER, INC„
the late Gershon Agron
this, Ruth Jacobson and ters. Interment Baltimore.
sions of sympathy ex-
Tehude
441 ft 0 MILE, FIFRIMOAL,
(Agronsky). It changed its
Helen Jacobson. all of De-
tended by relatives and
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blocks
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of
Woodro•id
ANNA STEINBERG, 10831
13711 W. 10'S Mae
name when Israel proclaimed
troit. Interment Los Angeles
a alas from 3 J•wIsh
friends during the fam-
Albany,
Oak
l'ark,
dust
Dec
Sesth11.11
Its independence on May 14,
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Cemeteries on Woodward
11. Survived by a son, Joe
ily's recent bereave.
1948.
Ph... 537-5730
SAMUEL GOODMAN, Holland; two daughters, Mrs
ment.
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Mrs. Meir recalled the pa-
former Detroiter of Miami
Ant1
y (Rose) Nicolo and
per's role in the struggle of
Beach. died Dee. 7 lie leaves
Mollie Holland, one brother,
the Jewish community in
his wife. Janet, and two sis
six grandchildren and seven
Palestine for independence.
ters, Mrs. Morris (S•lma) great grandchildren.
In Loving Memory of
. . .
Simon and Mrs. Sol (Sadie)
Our Beloved Wife,
Backs Palestine State Ressler, both of Detroit. In-
ARTHUR STERN of Wil-
Mother and
BONN (JTA) - A promin- terment Detroit.
liamsville,
N. Y., died Dec.
Grandmother
all If Intlf I I
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ent West German newspaper,
12. Ile leaves his wife, Char
HELEN SARAH
The Suddeutsche Zeitung of
NATALIE GOREN. 22307 lene; a son, David; two
FORMERLY
KARL
BERG
MEMORIALS
Munich, has urged Israel to Greenview, Southfield, died daughters, Barbara and Tri-
GOLDMAN
MANUEL URBACH & SON
openly
discUss
the
founda-
Dec.
9.
She
leaves
her
hus-
cia;
and
a
sister,
Mrs.
Mor-
Who passed away the
tion of a new Palestinian band, Raiford; two
sons, ris
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(Edna)
Friedman of
11th day of Tevet two
state.
Thomas and Neal; a daugh- Detroit. Interment Detroit.
years ago. Sadly missed
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and always remember.
ed
by her husband,
Sherman; children,
Janet, Joanne, Doris
and Edward; and
grandchildren, Michael
Ira Kaufman-Herbert Kaufman
and Marla.
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