Dr. Philip Jay F luoride Pioneer

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William Banks, 64 , 9
Jewish News Mailer

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Dec. 27, 1974-47

was a 1924 graduate of the
University of Michigan.
William Banks, owner of
Dr. Jay leaves his wife, Banks Mailing Service and
Edith.
for 25 years head of The
Jewish News mailing staff,
Harry Nachman,
died Dec. 24 at age 64.
JEROME J. BLASKE, 27389 Carriage Hill Rd., Southfield,
Born in St. Louis, Mo., he Pierce, Southfield, died Dec. died Dec. 20. Survived by his
Longtime Builder
wife, Mamie; a daughter,
lived. 54 years in Detroit. He
Harry Nachman, a residen- owned his mailing service for 19. He leaves his wife, Rita; Mrs. Hyman (Rose), 'Fox;
tial • and commercial builder the past four years. He was two sons, Steven and Marc; three brothers, three 'sisters,
two daughters, Susan and
since 1932, died Dec. 23 at
a member of Pisgah Lodge Marsha; one brother and two four grandchildren and two
age 66.
great-grandchildren.
Born in Poland, Mr. Nach- of Bnai Brith and its bowling sisters.
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man lived in Detroit since league.
BARNET
BREZNER,
Alex-
He
leaves
his
wife,
Bea-
SAMUEL
form-
Isaac Margolis 82, 1928. He was the owner of trice; a son, Richard of Car- andria, La., died Dec. 18. He er Detroiter of SEPPEN,
Palm Springs,
Harry Nachman, Builder. He
Former Meat Dealer was a charter member of lisle, Pa.; two daughters, leaves his wife, Dorothy; a Calif., died Dec. 21. Survived
Isaac Margolis, a former Adat Shalom Synagogue, on MIS. Louis (Myra) Sonshine daughter, Mrs. Aaron (Pa- by two daughters, Mrs. Al-
Detroit kosher meat dealer the board of Adat Shalom and • Mrs. Morris (Eleanor) tricia) Jortner; two brothers, bert (Della) Shulman of De-
-,- aid president of the Kosher Memorial Park and a mem- Garfinkel; three brothers, Judge Samuel and Philip, troit and Mrs. Ben (Dorothy)
Butchers Association for ber of Bnai Brith Tikvah one sister and eight grand- both of Detroit; and four Sax of Palm Springs; a sis-
grandchildren. Interment Al- ter, Mrs. Laura Albert of De-
ears, died Dec. 18 and Oakland Century lodges. children.
exandria.
troit; six grandchildren and
in Tucson.
He resided at 17310 Westland,
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five great-grandchildren. In-
He was a founder and ac- Southfield.
FRIEDA FRIEDLANDER, terment Los Angeles.
tive in Unit e d Hebrew
He is survived by his wife, Morris Rothstein,
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17093 Alta Vista, Southfield,
Schools, the Hebrew Free Shirley; a son, Allan; two
died Dec. 25. She leaves her
JUDITH LEAH SERWER,
,Loan Association, Arbeiter daughters, Mrs. Eduardo Longtime Jeweler
Ring and the Rizhoner Syna- (Dolores) Curiel of Venezula; - Morris Rothstein, a jeweler husband, Jack; two sons, 22128 Twyckingham Way,
gogue.
end Linda; a brother, Julius; for many years, died Dec. 23 Carl and Allen; two daugh- Southfield, died Dee. 22. She
ters, Mrs. Alvin (Linda) leaves her husband, Samuel
at age 50.
While residing in Tucson, and two grandchildren.
Born in Poland, Mr. Roth- Schwartz of Hillsborough, S.; two sons, James E. of
he and his first wife, the late
stein lived in Detroit for 44 Calif., and Mrs. Alan Sunnydale, Calif., and Harold
Celia, were instrumental in Jacob M. Gery,
years. He formerly owned (Elaine) Pollack of Brighton, A.; a daughter, Mrs. Wendy
founding City of Hope, Work-
Rothstein Jewelers in the Mass. ; one brother, two sis- Ormond of Menlo Park,
men's Circle, and Hebrew Israeli Pioneer
TEL AVIV (JTA)—Jacob Charlevoix Bldg. and was a ters and three grandchildren.
Free Loan groups, a senior
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Sidney A. Deitch
citizens residence, and,
and, were M. Gery, a pioneer immi- partner in Jewelers of Fair-
grant
from
South
Africa,
FREDA
GERBER, 13321
lane
in
Dearborn.
He
was
founding member of
- DETROIT
Israel Synagogue and other who served as 'Minister of active in the Downtown Syna- Rosemary, Oak Park, died
Commerce and Industry dur- gogue for many years and was Dec. 20. Survived by two MONUMENT WORKS
--.,-Tucson organizations.
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14441 W. 11 Mile Rd.
He is survived by his wife, ing the Premiership of the its treasurer. He was a past brothers, Saul Efrusy and
Fannie; two sons, Herbert late David Ben-Gurion, died Worshipful Master of Day- Jack Efrusv; three sisters, G ardner, Imam/. soolidge & Greenfield
399-27kI: lye. 626-0330 .'
light Lodge of the Masons. Mrs. Sam (Rose) Janko and
M. of Cathedral City, Calif., here Dec. 18, at age 73.
— \
He was born in Lithuania He resided at 20233 Pierson._ Ida Efrusy, both of Forest
and Dr. Bernard S. of El
and
raised
in
South
Africa
Hills,
N.
Y.,
and
Mrs.
Molly
He
is
survived
by
his
wife,
Paso; and five grandchildren. -where he earned a law de-
Marion; three daughters, Katcher. * * *
gree.
Mrs. Edward (Ava) Keusch,
CARD OF THANKS
He arrived in Palestine in
JOSHUA HORWITZ, for-
Bess Mann, wife of the 1934, one of the first immi- Sheila and Pauline; his moth- mer Detroiter of Pompano
er,
Mrs.
Sarah
Rothstein;
two
late Alex Mann, acknowl- grants from South Africa.
Beach, Fla., died Dec. 25.
edges with grateful appre- He worked in orange groves brothers, Benjamin and Has- He leaves his wife, Rose; a
kell;
a
sister,
Mrs.
Walter
ciation the many kind expres- and later joined the law firm
son, Jack; two brothers,
sions of sympathy extended of the late Dr. Dov Joseph, (Seema) Fischel.
three sisters and four grand-
by relatives and friends, dur- Israel's first Minister of Sup-
children. Interment Detroit.
FINE,MONUMENTS
ing her recent bereavement. ply and Rationing.
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SINCE 1910
In 1950, Gery was invited Fred Hopfeld, 84,
MOLLIE KANTOR, 23751
by Premier Ben-Gurion to Jewelry Wholesaler Coyle, Oak Parke died' Dec.
13405 CAPITAL at Coolidge
join his Cabinet as a non-
In Loving Memory Of
Fred Hopfeld, a wholesale 19. She leaves her husband,
OAK PARK — LI 4-2212
partisan member. He subse-
costume
jewelry dealer from Louis; a son, Dr. Sheldon;
quently returned to the prac-
ROSA
a
daughter,
Mrs.
Irving
(Ros-
tice of law and headed the 1938 until his retirement in lyn) Schneider; two sisters
ROSEN ROTH
Africa-Israel InVestment Cor- 1958, died Dec. 24 at age 84. and five grandchildren.
Born in Germany, Mr. Hop-
poration.
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Beloved wife and moth-
feld lived 37 years in Detroit.
HARRY
KONOPKO,
14441
He was the owner of Fred
er, who passed -away
Sala Cetner
Hopfeld and Co. He was a Northfield, Oak Park, died
Dec. 23, 1972, 19 days
Sala Cetner died Dec. 24. life member of Hadassah and Dec. 24. Survived by his wife,
in Tevet.
She leaves a son, Manford; a member of Cong. Beth Bertha; a son, Louis; and a
two daughters, Mrs. Marvin 9braham-Hillel.
daughter, Mrs. Jeffrey (Ann)
Husband, David;
(Betty). Popper and Mrs. Carl
Feld.
He
quietly
established
a
and son, Max.
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(Mary) Koven; one brother fund in his name to bring
and four grandchildren.
HERMAN
LASKO, 746 Col-
persons from Europe to the
U.S. and helped them start lingwood, died Dec. 17. No
households and businesses. known survivors.
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He resided at 16215 Oxley,
In Blessed and Beloved Memory Of Our
LOUISE ORMOS, 25121 E.
Southfield.
Dearly Departed
He is survived by his wife, Rue Versailles, Oak Park,
Friedel; a daughter, Mrs. died Dec. 23. She leaves her
LILY MARGOLIS
Eugene (Helga) Hirsch; a husband, Armin H. ; two sons,
brother, Herman of New Jay J. and Richard H. of
Who passed away Dec. 2,8, 1966. Sadly missed and
York City; and two grand- East Lansing; and four .
children.
grandchildren.
forever in our hearts.
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CHARLOTTE
PAPO, 29143
Her loving children, grandchildren
Golda Meir: "Henry Kiss- Evergreen, Southfield, died
inger is the U.S. Secretary Dec. 20. She leaves her hus-
and great-grandchildren.
of State, and he has taken it band, Morris; two daughters,
upon himself to act in the Mrs. Howard (Gloria) Lazar
interests of the United States. of Ann Arbor and Mrs.
A telephone: 'Call to us
The moment he acts against James (Rita) Golden; one
gives you the assurance
that a man you know is
the interests of the United brother, three sisters, 11
REBECCA HAYMAN ELKIN
helping you.
States -or not in accordance grandchildren and four great-
with the interests of the Un- grandchildren.
We can make the desired
11/20/04 — 1/1/72
ited States, he can no longer
arrangements regardless
Three years since you left this life — three years
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be the Secretary of the Unit-
of where a death occurs.
of unrelenting sorrow for us. Our memories of the
JENNIE
SALZEDO,
died
ed States.
kind-hearted, intelligent. exceptional woman you
were will remain forever in our hearts. These can-
"I had bitter arguments Dec. 19. She leaves two
Worldwide Service
not dim, because of our inexpressibly deep love for
with him, very bitter. Is- daughters, Mrs. Harold (Es-
telle)
Morrison
and
Mrs.
you. You are our beloved — oh, how we miss you.
rael's statesmen will have
IRA KAUFMAN CHAPEL
Your inconsolable children,
tough arguments with him, Melvin (Shirley) Metz; six
Elizabeth Weiss, Robert Elkin, Joanne Kinney.
grandchildren
and
five
great
more than once and on more
Your adoring grandchildren,
18325 W. Nine Mile Rd.
than one subject. But to de- grandchildren.
Leon, David, Debbie, Mimi, Jonathan Weiss;
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rive a conclusion that he is
Southfield
Larry, Michael, John Elkin;
ISADORE
SCHLOSS,
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Joel, Victor Colman.
ready to abandon Israel and
Elgin 7-5200
And our mates, who loved you as we did,
sell us out to the Arabs— Charlotte, died Dec. 15. No
Rube Weiss, Adrienne Elkin, Richard Kinney.
Ira and Herbert Kaufman
this is groundless and will known survivors.
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remain groundless and in-
SAM SELIKOWITZ, 23900
correct."

Dr. Philip Jay, a pioneer in
the use of bacteriology at the
University of Michigan's den-
tal school, died Saturday at
age 76.
A resident of Ann Arbor,
_Dr. Jay was a pioneer in the
use of fluoridation of water to
. prevent dental decay. He was
awarded the Fouchard Medal
for research in the preven-
tion of dental cavities. He

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Calif.; her mother, Mrs. Ja-
cob D. '(Rebecca) Perga-
ment; two brothers and one
sister.

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HANS H. SPITZER, 14196
Bramell, Detroit, died Dec.
20. He leaves his wife, Eliz-
abeth; a son, Alfred; and
one brother.
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FRANCES WISPE, 24666
Walden Rd. W., Southfield,
died Dec. 19. Survived by a
son, Lawrence of New York;
a daughter, Mrs. David B.
(Ruth) Shafer; one sister and
two grandchildren.

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