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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Artist Sol Node! Dead at 63

NEW YORK (JTA) -
Sol Nodel, one of the
world's leading artist-
illuminators, died Aug. 22
at age 63. He was the re-
cipient of numerous in-
ternational awards and
his works have been dis-
played throughout the
world.
Born in Washington,
D.C., Nodel's works are in
collections in five Royal
Houses of Europe and the
Far East and are rep-
resented in permanent
collections in the Na-
tional Archives in
Washington, the Herbert
Mover Museum, Harry
Truman Library, Library
of Congress and the
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park Library.
A Life Fellow of the
British Royal Society of
Arts, his works are owned
by American Presidents,
and American religious,
political and artistic fi-
gures. Nodel was elected

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Bernard J. Walton

Bernard James Wal-
ton, executive comptroller
for Guardian Steel Co., died
Aug. 24 at age 60.
Born in Omaha, Neb.,
Mr. Walton lived most of
his life in Detroit. He
joined the steel company
in 1941. He was
graduated from Walsh
College. of Accounting
and was former secretary
and treasurer of Israel
Lodge of Bnai Brith.
He leaves a son,
Ronald; a daughter, Gale;
his mother, Mrs. William
(Frances) Weinberg; two
sisters. Mrs. Eugene
(Rita) Kornfield and Mrs.
Leon (Lola) Heller.

In Loving Memory Of

DEBORAH
ATLAS

to the Hall of Fame and his
stained glass windows
creations are to be found
in St. Louis, New York and
New Jersey.
Nodel was president of
Cong. Shaare Zedek in
New York, chairman of
the Committee of Arts for
the United Synagogue of
America and of the Corn-
mission of Synagogue
Relations of the New York
Federation of Jewish
Philanthropies. He was a
member of Bnai Zion and
Bnai Brith. In addition he
was the author of several
books and a violinist.

E. Betty Franklin

E. Betty Franklin, a
budget analyst with the
auditing department of
Wayne County for 42
years, died Aug. 22 at age
64.
Born in Massachusetts,
she resided at 17150
Richard, Southfield. She
leaves two brothers, Mor-
ris Fine and JiMmy Fine;
and two sisters, Mrs.
Hyman (Evelyn) Rosen
and Mrs. Harold (Ida)
Orman.

Ella Goodman, 62

Ella Goodman, an ac-
tive member of Jewish
communal organizations,
died in Meson Aug. 21 at
age 62.
A native Detroiter,
Mrs. Goodman lived in
Tucson since 1948. While
in Detroit she was a
member of .Bnai Brith.
In Tucson, she was a
past president of Tucson
Chapter of Bnai Brith
Women and a member of
its • executive board, an
adviser to Bnai Brith
Girls for 20 years and a
board member of the
Anti-Defamation League
Council of- -Bna-i-Brith-.
She was president of the
Friends of Hillel at the
University of Arizona, a
member of the Tucson
Jewish Community
Council Board, chairman
of the Tucson Jewish
Community Center's
calendar committee, was
a team chairman of the
United Community Cam-
paign and worked for the
combined Jewish appeal
campaign. She was a
member of Cong. Anshei
Israel in Tucson.
Mrs. Goodman is sur-
vived by her husband,
Max; a son, Jacl. of
Phoenix; two daughters,
Mrs. Malvin- (Harriet)
Rice. of Phoenix and MS.
Gayle Goodman; two
brothers, Jim Silverstone
of Oak Park and Phillip
Silverstein of Oak Park; a
sister, Mrs. Sarah Cooke
of Pacific a
- , Calif.; and
seven grandchildren.

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Who passed away
Aug. 18, 1975 (11 days
in Elul). A reflection of
beauty is gone
forever. Sadly missed
by her husband, chil-
dren and grandchil-
dren.

In Memory Of

SOPHIE
(BLUESTEIN)
BLUE

Who passed away
Aug. 28, 1972. Sadly
missed and always
remembered by her
husband, Jack;
daughters, Irene Burg
and Helen Tatarka;
and grandchildren.

The Family
of the Late

CONNIE

Sadly missed by pa-
rents and entire fam-
ily.

ELSIE F.
DONER

Acknowledges with
grateful appreciation
the many kind expres-
sions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives
and friends during the
family's recent be-
reavement.

Friday, August 27, 1976 47

OBITUARIES

MINNIE BRODY died
Aug. 19. She leaves a son,
Bernard; two daughters,
Mrs. Jack (Harriet)
Kirschner and Sarah;
four grandchildren and
four great-grandchil-
dren.
* * *
EVELYN ELBLING
died Aug. 20. She leaves
her husband, Alex J.; a
son, Stanley M.; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Kenneth M.
(Elaine) Schott; a sister,
Mrs. Thomas A. (Selma)
Horwitz; and five grand-
children.
* * *
MAX GORDON, former
Detroiter of North Miami
Beach, Fla., died Aug. 21.
Survived by his wife, Nel-
lie; four brothers, Abe,
Eddie, Joseph and Irving;
two sisters, Mrs. Milton
(Esther) Kantor and Mrs.
Ben (Edith) Ersher.
* ,* *
PEARL H. HARTMAN,
25630 Southfield, South-
field, died Aug. 21. She
leaves her husband,
Samuel; two sons, Donald
J. and Arthur M. of Vir-
ginia Beach, Va.; a
brother, Harvey Rosen-
blum of Cleveland, Ohio; a
sister, Mrs. Phil (Thelma)
Sobel of Cleveland; and
five grandchildren.
* * *
MORRIS HERMAN,
12846 Woodward Ave.,
Highland Park, died Aug.

Clara Shapiro, 77

Clara Shapiro, a member
of Jewish communal
.organizations, died Aug. 21
at age 77.
Born in Austria, Mrs.
Shapiro lived 69 years in
Detroit. She was a member
of Rosenwald Auxiliary of
the American Legion, an
officer of Zager Chapter of
Bnai Brith and a member of
Cong. Beth Shalom. She
resided at 15075 Lincoln,
Oak Park.
She is survived by her
husband, Joseph; a son,
Abe; two daughters, Ethel
and Mrs. Norman (Lillian)
Levy; and four
grandchildren.

Moshe Mayerson

MONTREAL (JTA) -
Moshe Mayerson, a
former legal adviser to
the Canadian Jewish
Congress, died Aug. 22 at
age 83. Mr. Mayerson.,
who was an expert on the
rights of minorities in
Canada, was the author
of "Germany's War
Crimes in World War I.•'
Born in the Ukraine, he
came to Canada at an
early age and served in
the Canadian army in
World War I.

Poet Lazar Dinsky

NEW YORK ( JTA) -
Lazar Dinsky, a Yiddish
poet, died Aug. 20 at the age
of 85.
Many of his works re-
flected the struggles of
the labor movement in
the. late 1920s and early
1930s when he was an or-
ganizer of fur workers in
New•York. His books in
Yiddish include "In the
Meantime, - and "Days in
Shop.'

20. Survived by a brother,
Charles of Miami Beach,
Fla.; nephews and nieces.

Ross; a daughter, Mrs.
Jack (Malvern) Starks-
tein; a sister, Mrs. Matt
(Eleanor) Stutz of New
York; and three grand-
children.
* * *
DAVID
JOSEPH
SCHNEIDER, 3150 Gil-
bert Ridge, West Bloom-
field, died Aug. 20. Sur-
vived by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard
(Mildred) Schneider; and
a brother, Jimmy.
* *
HARRY J. SONKIN,
23100 Cloverlawn, Oak
'Park, died Aug. 24. Sur-
vived by his wife, Ida; a
son, Dr. Sheldon; and five
grandchildren.
* *
JOSEF WALLACH,
27815 Berkshire, South-
field, died Aug._ 24. Sur-
vived by his wife, Dora; a
son, Howard; and a
daughter, Mrs. David
(Rhonda) Elfond; a
brother, Shimshon of
New York City; and a sis-
ter, Mrs. Minna Fass.
* * *
MAURICE WEINHART
died Aug: -23. He leaves
his wife, Dorothy; three

sons, Walter, Ronald of
Van Nuys, Calif., and
Donald of Brentwood,
Calif.; two brothers,
Nathan Weinstein of
Washington, D.C., and
William Warner of New
York; nine grandchildren
and two great-grand-
children.

MARILYN JUNE
JACOBY, former Detroi-
ter of Miami Beach, Fla.,
died Aug. 15. Survived by
her father, Reuben Rist
of Miami Beach; a son,
Charles of Miami Beach;
two daughters, Leslee
Sidney A. Deitch
and Beth of Miami Beach.
DETROIT
* *
MONUMENT WORKS
LOUIS A. KERMAN,
14441 W. 11 Mile Rd.
14106 Strathmoor, died
Gardner, betw. Coolidge & Greenfield
Aug. 18. Survived by his
399-2711 Eve. '626-0330
wife, Mary; three sons,
Michael, Paul and
Thomas; four daughters,
MONUMENTS BY
Mrs. Michael (Annette)
Goze, Mrs. Benjamin
(Catherine) Enquive,
AND
Patricia and Gertrude;
a brother, Robert; and six
grandchildren.
* * *
JEAN KORCHEK,
FINE MONUMENTS
former Detroiter of Los
SINCE 1910
Angeles, died Aug. 20.
13405 CAPITAL at Coolidge
Survived by a son, Dr.
David; two daughters,
OAK PARK
LI 4-2212
Mrs. Isadore (Ruth)
Next to Stanley Steamer
Acker and Mrs. Stanford
(Millie) Gelgood; two
brothers, Harry Gurvis of
Southfield and Herbert
Gurvis of Glendale, Calif.;
two sisters, Mrs. Max
MONUMENT CENTER, INC.
(Ida) Miller of North
During the
Miami Beach, Fla. and
661 E. 8 MILE, FERNDALE
coming week
Mrs. Sam (Sophie)
11/2 Blocks E. of Woodward
Yeshivoth Beth
Feldman of Huntington
6 Blks. from 3 Jewish
Yehudok will
Cemeteries on Woodward
Woods; and eight grand-
obierve the
children. Interment Los
JO 4-5557
LI 2-8266
Yahrzeits of the
Angeles.
following
d e-
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parted friends,
DOROTHY KRANZ .,
with the tradi-
3230 Pembroke, died Aug.
tional Memor-
19. Survived by a son,
ial Prayers, re-
Richard.
citation of
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Kaddish and
HYME LEVIN, 12800 W.
Studying of
Nine Mile, Oak Park, died
Mishnayos.
Aug. 23. Survived by two
ELUL AUG.
sons, Harry and Isadore;
SIDNEY AVERBUCH
3
29
LILLIAN BROWAR
a daughter, Mrs. Eli
3
29
MA FEISENFELD
3
29
(Ruth) Singer;. and five
MERLE JALAN
3
29
grandchildren.
ISADORE H. KEIT
3
29
HELEN QU1DD
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3
29
ANNA RADOM
3
29
LOUIS ROSE
ARTHUR EUGENE
3
29
SAM GRUSKIN
4
30
LIPKIN, 11110 Portlance,
IDA LEIDERMAN
4
30
LOUIS LEVIN
died Aug. 19. Survived by
4
30
ANNE SHULMAN
4
30
a brother, Louis of Menlo
SAMUEL SPINNER
4
30
Park, Calif.; and a sister,
BENJAMIN N. SUSMAN
4
30
PHILIP BAXTER
5
31
Mrs. Louis (Jennie) Ber-
SARAN FOON
S
31
lin.
MORRIS GORMEZANO
5
31
* * *
RAE HARRIS
5
31
BEN HELLEN
5
31
LENA NATINSKY,
KAPLAN FAMILY
5
31
AARON SCHEY
former Detroiter of Dal-
5
31
GUSSIE SEDER
5
31
las, Texas, died Aug. 21.
FANNIE WEISS
5
31
Survived by a son, George
SEPT.
SARAH ARONOW
6
1
of Dallas; a daughter,
CHAIM Y. BAND
6
1
Mrs. Samuel (Mollie)
ANNA GOLDSTICK
6
1
RICHARD A. GORNEY
6
1
Perlstein of Dallas; eight
A telephone call to ut,
MARTIN HARRIS
6
1
ESTHER ROSEN
grandchildren and five
gives you the assurance;
6
1
GUSSIE COHEN
2
great-grandchildren.
that a man you know is
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LILLY FINK
2
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helping you.
NEVA GUTTERMAN
2
GOLDIE R. KLEIFF
2
1SAK OFFNER, 29334
MAX KRUGEL
2
We can make the desired
HERMAN LEVI
Lancaster Dr.,. South-
2
arrangements regardless
GERTRUDE ROSENTHAL
2
field,. died Aug. 22. He
ISADORE M. BLOCH
of where a death occurs.
3
LOUIS FREEDMAN
leaves his wife, Mae;
3
DAVID OLSHANSKT
3
three daughters, Mrs.
ISAAC ROSS
3
Worldwide Service
SAM SHLAKMAN
Harvey (Marilynn)
3
JACOB KANER
4
Farber, Lynda Brodsky
JOSEPH KOBRINSKY
4
IRA KAUFMAN CHAPEL
of Chicago and 'Mrs.
LOUIS NOSANCHUK
4
JACK PICKMAN
4.
Michael (Annette) Weiss;
ABIGAIL SAPERSTEIN
4
and four grandchildren.
HYMAN SCHUTZMAN
4
18325 W. Nine Mile Rd.
* * *
RABBI 1' USSISHKIN
4
Southfield
;MAX REINMAN of Tuc-
Yeshivoth Beth
569-0020
son, -Ariz.,- died. Aug. 20.
Yehudah
Survived by a son,
Ira and Herbert Kaufman
15751 W. Lincoln Dr.
Richard of Albuquerque,
Southfield
N.M.; a daughter, Mrs.
Phone 557-6750
Morton (Elaine) Lesser of
Southfield; five grand-
children and two great-
grandchildren. Inter-
Monuments For All Jewish Cemeteries
ment Tucson.
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SAM ( t rt;c3.37) GORLICK (owner)
.
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SHELDON GRANITE COMPANY
CAROLINE ROSEN-
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Serving the Jewish Community for over 60 years
BERG died Aug. 21. She
19800 WOODWARD .AVENUE DETROIT, MICH. 48203z.
leaves - a son, Milton J. L368-3550

BERG
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