THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, May 3, 1974-47

Harry Gutmann; Head of Board
of UAHC, Top Reform Layman

Unveiling announcements may
be inserted by mail or by calling
The Jewish News office, 17515 W.
9 Mile Rd., Southfield, Mich.`48075,
424-8833. Written announcements
must be accompanied by the name
\ and address of the person making
the insertion. There is a standing
charge of $4.50 for an unveiling
notice, measuring an inch in
depth and $8.00 for one two inches
deep with a black border.
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NEW YORK — Harry K.
Gutmann, chairman of the
board of trustees of the Union
of American Hebrew Con-
gregations, national body of

The family of the late
Hiram Y. Popkin announces
the unveiling of a monument
opto his memory 2 p.m. Sun-
day, May 5 at Machpelah
Cer Rabbi Lehrman
winiciate. Relatives and
friends are asked to attend.

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The Family of the Late

ABRAHAM
JACK
ARONSON

Announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in
his memory 12 noon
Sunday, May 5 at He-
brew Memorial Park,
Gratiot and 14 Nile
Rds. Rabbi Sperka will
officiate. Relatives and
friends ar asked to at-
tend.

The Family of the Late

MORRIS
CITRIN

Announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in
his memory 11:30 a.m.
Sunday, May 5 at
Chesed Shel Emes
Cemetery. Rabbi Sperka
will officiate. Relatives
and friends are asked
to attend.

The unveiling of a mon-
ument in memory of
our beloved mother,
grandmother and
teacher,

SARA.KAN ER z'I

will be held at the
Beth Yehuda Cemetery,
14 Mile and Gratiot, at
2 p.m. Sunday, May 5.
Rabbi S. Prero will of-
ficiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to at-
tend.

The Family of the Late

MORRIS
PEARLMAN

Announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in
his memory 12:30 p.m.
Sunday, May 5, at
Machpelah Cemetery.
'bi Groner will of-
ale. Relatives and
friends are asked to at-
tend.

The Family of the Late

ABRAHAM J.
ROSENS

Announces the unveil-
ing of a monument in
his memory 1 p.m.
Sunday, May 5 at He-_
brew Memorial Park,
Pinsker Section. Rabbi
Goldschlag will offici-
ate. Relatives and
friends are asked. to
attend.

HARRY GUTMANN

715 Reform synagogues in
the United States and Can-
ada, died April 27. He was
64.
Holder of the highest vol-
untary layman's position in
Reform Judaism, Mr. Gut-
man was elected UAHC
chairman in December 1972.

In Cherished Memory
of Our Mother

BECKY
CAPLAN

Who left us, May 5,
1949. Your presence is
always with us. Sadly
missed by your son,
Dr. B. B. Caplan, and
your daughter, Mrs.
Ann Feldman and their
families.

Professionally he was con-
sidered a "statesman among
insurance agents." Mr. Gut-
m a n n authored numerous
professional volumes.
Mr. Gutmann, a native of
Union City, N.J., completed
his high school studies at
age 15 1/2. He combined day
work as a stock runner on
Wall Street in 1928 and
studies at Hebrew Union Col-
lege in New York.
He received a scholarship
from the Sisterhood of
Temple Emanu-El in Man-
hattan to enter rabbinic edu-
cation at the Cincinnati school
of the Hebrew Union College
to join an older brother at
the same seminary. The De-
pression forced Gutmann to
abandon his rabbinic studies
and in 1932 he went into the
insurance business to assist
his family.
In the early 1930s he
taught religious school at
Manhattan's Temple Israel
and then volunteered to serve
as the lay-rabbi of a congre-
gation for the deaf, which he
aided for 22 years.
In 1962 Mr. Gutman joined
the UAHC board as the presi-
dent of the UAHC's largest
eastern regional branch, the
New York Federation of Re-
form Synagogues. During his
federation presidency he
founded the only rabbinically
staffed psychiatric counseling
center serving Jewish fami-
lies in the metropolitan area.
In World War II he aband-
oned his insurance business
to serve with the American
Red Cross as- a field director
in North Africa and Italy.
He also is credited as the
first president and pioneer
of the New York Jewish
Community Relations Ad-
visory Council, an umbrella
body of major Jewish institu-
tions in the city.

COLMAN ADLER, 27000
Franklin, Southfield, died
April 26. Survived by his
wife, Doris; his mother, Mrs.
Lea A d 1 e r; three sons,
Arnold of Tucson, Mark and
Edward of Ann Arbor; and
three brothers.

SAMUEL R. ALPER, 17337
Westover, Southfield, died
April 29. He leaves his son,
Sanford H. ; and a sister,
Mrs. Morris (Rachel) Men-
delson.
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LUBA (LILLIAN) BAR-
RON, 15800 Providence,
Southfield, died April 30.
Survived by a son, Morry;
a daughter, Mrs. David
(Dorothy) Kaplan; two sis-
ters, eight grandchildren and
nine great-grandchildren.
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JENNIE FEINN, 14168
Golfview, Livonia, died April
26. She leaves her son, Conan;
two daughters, Mrs. Rudolph
(Dorothy) Scherock and Mrs.
Charles (Esther) Galin, five
grandchildren and e i g h t
great-grandchildren.

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JULIUS I. HERZ, 25879
Greenfield, Southfield, died
April 18. He leaves his wife,
Erna; a daughter, Mrs. Bert
(Marianne) Purwin of Rich-
ester, N.Y.; two brothers, one
sister and two grandchildren.
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CHARLOTTE HOFFMAN,
28800 Tavistock, Southfield,
died April 30. Survived by
her husband, Samuel; a son,
Bruce; two daughters, Val-
erie and Shelley; her mother,
Mrs. Lena M_inkin; and two
brothers.

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Harry Schechter,
Butcher Co-Owner

MONEY
DUE
MISSING
PERSONS

We list below persons
and their last known
addresses who are en-
titled to liquidation
funds of dissolved or
defunct corporations. If
you have information
on any of these people
you can be helpful to
them and to us if you
will -advise us of their
whereabouts. Your help
will be appreciated.
Bernard Childs, 2319
Fort, L. P., Joyce H.
Cohen, 1511-1st., Rose
Fox, (unk), Harry
Friedman, 18680 Ilene,
Ida Greenberg; 19740
Cranbrook, Sylvia Har-
vith, 15600 Arbor P1.,
Southfield, Jeanet t•
Mendelson, 15245
James, Bruce M. Mey-
ers, 15465 Miller, Carl
A. (Norma) Ruppe-n:
thal, 10730 W. 9 Mi.
Rd., G. P., Harry Si-
mon, 4219 Duane, Elsie
Steinbeck, unk, Phillip
(Helen) Vishin, 29520
Sug. Sp. Rd. Farm.
,Dissolved Stock Corp.
Service. P. G. Box
6623, Denver, Colo.
80206.

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NATHAN GOODMAN,
19226 Votrobeck, died April
22 in California. Survived by
a daughter, Mamie of San
Francisco.

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grandchildren and one great- ' stein, Mrs. Clare Brooks and
Mrs. Alex (Hilda) Fersht-
grandchild.
* * *
man; 20 grandchildren and
SAM LANDAU, 19100 W. 14 great-grandchildren.
Seven Mile, died April 26.
Survived by two brothers, Ir-
win and Aaron; and two sis-
ters, Mrs. David (Rachel)
BodzinandMrs. Joseph
(Pauline) Schwartzberg of
Shaker Heights, 0.
During the
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coming week
JENNIE LEVINE, 16740
Yeshivoth Beth
Greenfield, died April 25.
Yehudah will
Survived by a son, Allan;
observe the
one brother; one sister and
Yahrzeits of the
three grandchildren.
Kaddish and
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following d (*-
ISADORE PLEASANT,
parted friends,
19100 W. Seven Mile, died
with the tradi-
May 1. Survived by his wife,
tional Memor-
Fanny; two sons, Adolph
ial Prayers, re-
and Max; a daughter, Mrs.
citation of
Dorothy Glicker; six grand-
Studying of
children and one great-grand-
Mishnayos.
lyar May
child.
5
13
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Jacob Berner
5
13
Lena Bodzin
ALFRED A. ROSENTHAL,
5
Clara S. Drescher 13
5
13
Sadie Eisenberg
former Detroiter of Clearwa-
5
Pauline Garelick 13
ter, Fla., died April 29. He
5
13
Leo Krause
5
Theodore Rogvoy 13
leaves his wife, Ruth; a son,
5
13
Ernoe Weisz
Nate; a daughter, Mrs. Law-
Reysel Bas
6
14
Yehudah Y.
rence (Elaine) Meyerson; one
6
Morris Z. Cutler 14
brother and one grandchild.
6
Minnie Friedman 14
6
14
Interment Detroit.
Emil Kahan
6
14
Sarah R. Kaplan
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6
Kopel Kaplowitz 14
6
14
CELIA SCHUSTER, 19107
Jean L. Kravetz
6
14
Alice
Marcus
W. 11 Mile, Southfield, died
6
Stanley Sameroff 14
April 27. She leaves her son,
6
David Schneider 14
6
14
Max Schultz
Arthur; two daughters, Mrs.
6
14
Aizik Selesny
Louis (Shirlee) Bloom and
6
Libby Taitelbaum 14
6
Joseph M. Yaker 14
Mrs. Herman (Molly) Moss;
7
15
Anna Bennett
two brothers, one sister, eight
7
15
Morris Hirsch
7
15
Louis Kort
grandchildren and t h r e e
7
15
Bella Kowall
great-grandchildren.
7
15
Fanny Pevoz

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ROSE KORNFIELD, 28191
Pierce, Southfield, died April
30. Survived by six daugh-
ters, Mrs. Andrew (Esther)
Lax of Los Angeles, Mrs.
Patrick (Bella) Eagen, Mrs.
Vernon (Mildred) Palmer,
Sidney A. Deitch
Mrs. Fred (Lillian) Silver-
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Palmer and Mrs. David - MONUMENT WORKS
(Vivian) Hakim of Cincin-
14441 W. 11 PArle Rd
nati; three brothers, 10 Gardner, betty Coohdge & Greentt , ld

Harry Schechter, co-owner
with his brothers of the
former Schechter Bros. Meat
Market on Wyoming Ave.,
died April 27 at age 64.
Born in Poland, Mr.
Schechter, 24728 Maryland,
Southfield, was a member of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
He leaves his wife, Mar-
tha; a son, Nisson; a daugh-
Joe Bricker Killed
ter, Mrs. Milton (Sandra)
Nathanson; a brother, Hy- in Cycle Mishap
man; a sister, Mrs. Joseph
Stuart "Joe" Bricker, son
(Bessie) Katz; and three
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
grandchildren.
Bricker, 23461 Harriet, Oak
Park, was killed in a motor-
William Z. Hassid,
cycle mishap Wednesday
Biochemist, Age 76
night. He was 20.
BERKELEY, Calif. — Wil-
liam Zeve Hassid, a pioneer mortgage company. He was
research scientist in sugar a graduate of Oak Park High
biochemistry, died Sunday at School, where he was on the
varsity swimming and base-
age 76.
ball
teams.
Dr. Hassid, professor emer-
Besides his parents, He
itus at the University of
California, spent his entire leaves a brother, Leslie; a
career there. He took part in sister, Sharon; and his
the first laboratory synthesis grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.-
Harry Bricker. -
of sucrose in 1944.

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HERMAN STEIN, 13241
W. Chicago, died April 25.
Survived by a son, Ben; two
daughters, Mrs. Ira B. (Shir-
ley) Marder of Flint and
Mrs. Elliot R. •Pauline)
Weber; one brother and six
grandchildren.
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DORA TOBES, 19100 W.
Seven Mile, died April 30.
Survived by three sons, Ir-
ving, Albert of San Gabriel,
Calif., and Boris; four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Julius (Anne)
Rauch of Palm Springs, Fla.,
Mrs. Charles (Lillian) Bern-

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Rose B. Rose
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Harry Speyer
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Ben Hirsch
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Aaron Wasserman 16
Samuel Z.
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Birnbaum
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Noah Ellias
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Robert Flayer
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Max lwrey
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Sarah Natinsky
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Joseph Robinson 17
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Hyman Stolarsky 17
Jacob Adlerman _ 18 10
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Arthur Barach
18 10
Harry Berman
Milton Cogen
18 10
Rabbi Moses
18 10
Fischer
18 10
Ida Green
Louis Leiderman 18 10
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Alfred Schmidel
18 10
Sarah Wuntner
19 11
Regina Brown
Joseph E.
Fleischman
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David L.
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Leon Hess
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