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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Architect Paul Tilds

Paul Tilds, a retired ar-
chitect, died Feb. 12 at
age 73.
Born in Chicago, Mr.
Tilds lived 55 years in De-
troit. The owner of Paul
Tilds and Associates in
Ferndale, Mr. Tilds re-
tired five years ago. He
was an emeritus
graduate of the Univer-
sity of Michigan School of
Architecture in 1925. He
was the architect for the
Jewish Community
Center on Meyers and
Curtis Rds.
He was a founding
member of Temple Israel
and a member of the
American Institute of
chitects. He resided at
.140 Partridge Ln.,
r armington Hills.
He leaves his wife,
Clare; a son, Dr. Barry N.;
a daughter, Mrs. Daniel
(Jo Margery) Gilbert; and
six grandchildren.

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S. Karakushansky;
Brazil Journalist

RIO DE JANEIRO
(JTA) — Shabtai Kara-
kushansky, the oldest
Jewish journalist in
Brazil, is dead.
Born in Bessarabia 76
years ago, he arrived in
Rio de Janeiro in 1922. He
was the author of the first
Yiddish book, "Zion"
(1925) that was printed
and published in Brazil.
In 1927 Karakushansky
founded and edited the
first Yiddish daily in Rio,
"Yiddishe Folkzaitung."
The newspaper sus-
pended publication in
1941 during the Vargas
dictatorship when all
foreign language publica-
tions were forbidden.

Ephraim Levine, 83

Ephraim Levine, a re-
tired dry cleaning store
owner, died Feb. 13 at age
83.
Born in Russia, Mr.
Levine lived 67 years in
Detroit. He opened Vogue
Cleaners in Royal Oak in
1927 and sold it in 1952. In
1954 he bought LeMere
Cleaners in Detroit and
sold it in 1967 upon his re-
tirement. He was a
member of the Oddfellows
and Brandeis Lodge of
Bnai Brith.
He
leaves
two
daughters, Mrs. Louis
(Elizabeth) Freeman and
Mrs. Herbert (Lillian)
Tennen; and five grand-
children.

Friday, February 18, 1977 55

OBITUARIES

ROSE BIENSTOCK, 90,
30554 Southfield Rd.,
Southfield, died Feb. 15.
Survived by two sons,
Reuben and Samuel; five
grandchildren and six
great-gra*ncicohildren.

HAROLD -(HARRY)
BLOCK, 76, died Feb. 12.
He leaves his wife, Elsie;
a son, Norman; three
daughters, 'Mrs. Melvin
(Benita) Bornstein, Mrs.
Donald (Eileen) Stern
and Mrs. Norman (Judy)
Burstein; three sisters
and 10 grandchildren.
* * *
LOUIS BLOCK, 72,
21925 Coolidge, Oak Park,
died Feb. 9. Survived by a
son, Edwin; two
daughters, Mrs. Aaron
(Shirley) Merzin and Mrs.
Marvin (Doreen) Billet;
two brothers, Gilbert
and Frank, both of Brook-
lyn, N. Y.; a sister, Mrs.
Evelyn Langer of Flush-
ing., N. Y.; five grandchil-
dren and one great-
grandchild.

Dr. Max Feder,
Reform Leader .

NEW YORK — Dr. Max
Feder, a leader in Reform
Judaism in America and
retired executive director
of Cong. Rodeph Sholom
in New York, died Feb. 13
at age 76.
Dr. Feder was a foun-
der of the National As-
sociation of Temple Ad-
ministrators and was its
president from 1948 to
1955.
He was a member of the
Commission of Synagogue
Activities of the Union of
American Hebrew Con-
gregations, a member of
the union's national board
from 1950 to 1955 and a
past president of the Met-,
ropolitan Chapter of Tem-
ple Administrators.
He contributed articles
on group work, educa-
tional projects and com-
munity service the
Jewish Welfare Board
publications and social
work journals. He served
on the boards and special
committees of the United
Jewish-Appeal, the Fed-
eration of Jewish Philan-
thropiesjnd more.

Stanton Becker, 47

Stanton Becker, a
former Michigan resident
working for the Bechtel
Max Martin Fried
Construction Corp. in
Max Martin Fried, a Burma, died Jan. 7 at age
supervisor for Chrysler 47 in Singapore.
Mr. Becker was a con-
Corp. for 38 years, died
struction superintendent
Feb. 10 at age 63.
Mr. Fried was a World for the corporation. He
ar II veteran who served in the U.S. Marine
ecialized in radar Corps and was a veteran
communications. He was of the Korean War.
He is survived by two
a member of Oak Park
Lodge of the Masons and sons, Gary and Eric of
was a 32nd degree Southfield; his parents,
Shriner. He resided at Mr. and Mrs. Harris
24221 Westhampton, Oak Becker of Laguna Hills,
Calif.; and a brother,
Park.
Mr. Fried is survived by Erwin of Torrance, Calif..
his wife, Shirley; a
daughter, Mrs. Thomas
(Marsha Temmpr)
Thacker of Sherman
Oaks, Calif.; a brother,
Samuel B.; two sisters,
Mrs. Solomon (Pauline)
Grossman and Mrs.
Leonard (Goldie) Mirvis.

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FANNY BOKHAUT, 91,
10. Survived by a sister,
23071 Cloverlawn, Oak
Mrs. Jack (Helen) Victor.
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Park, died Feb. 15. Sur-
SARAH LEBOW, 78,
vived by three daughters,
Mrs. Morris (Yetta)
15126 James, Oak Park,
Menuck of Winnipeg, died Feb. 9. Survived by
Manitoba, Canada, Mrs. her husband, Abe; and
Sarah Kravitz and Mrs.
nieces and nephews.
Marvin (Blanche) Engel;
* * *
12 grandchildren and
MAX LEVENSTEIN,
eight great-grandchil-
former Detroiter of Los
dren. Interment Win- Angeles, Calif., died Feb.
nipeg.
9. Survived by his wife,
* * *
Florence; two sons, Wil-
LENA BROWN, 83, liam and Edward; three
15021 Burton, Oak Park, brothers, Israel, Morris
died Feb. 14. Survived by
and Ben; a sister, Mrs.
three daughters, Sophie Rose Pook; and four
Garber, Mrs. Abraham grandchildren. Inter-
(Frieda) Samoss and Mrs.
ment California.
* * *
Nathan (Betty) Starr; 12
grandchildren and 12
MORRIS MALLER, 88,
great-grandchildren.
died Feb. 14. He.leaves his
* * *
wife, Mary; a son, Ber-
MORRIS PHILLIP nard; two daughters,
COHEN, 81, 26813 Clara and Mrs. Nathan
Franklin Pointe Dr., (Yetta) Partovich; a sis-
Southfield, died Feb. 12. ter, Mrs. Mollie Burstein;
Survived by his wife, Mol- and three grandchildren.
* * *
lie; two daughters, Mrs.
BERTHA MILLER, 88,
Seymour (Rose) Fenster
and Ilene Sriro; three former Detroiter of Elm-
brothers, Jacob, Fred N. hurst, Ill., died Feb. 10.
Survived by a son,
and Dr. Abraham L.; and
Robert; and two grand-
six grandchildren.
children.
* * *
* * *
SOPHIE FREED, 83,
IDA
MORRELL,
80,
died Feb. 11. She leaves.
two daughters, Mrs. Irvin 21510 W. Seven Mile, died
(Helen) Strub of Lin- Feb. 11. Survived by her
husband, Harry; a son,
colnwood, Ill., and Mrs.
Simon; a daughter, Mrs.
Donald (Esther) Simon; a
Leo (Pearl) Goodman; and
sister, Mrs. Minnie Ab-
seven grandchildren.
ramowitz of New York;
* * *
and six grandchildren.
MOWRY
NELSON,
* * *
former Detroiter of
BERTHA "SAX"
Lauderdale Lakes, Fla.,
FRIEDMAN, 82, died Feb.
died Feb. 12. He leaves his
10. She leaves two wife, Helen; a son, Elliott
daughters, Mrs. Leon of Southfield; a daughter,
(Adeline) Rottenberg and
Mrs. Jack (Connie)
Mrs. Benjamin C. (Shir-
Rudack of Ft. Lauder-
ley) Stein; a brother,
dale, Fla.; six grandchil-
Harry Kahrnoff; five dren and one great-
grandchildren and six grandchild. Interment
great-grandchildren.
Fr. Lauderdale.
* * *
* * *
MOLLY GURVIS, 83,
SAM PAZNER, 75, died
former Detroiter of, Los Feb. 11. He leaves his
Angeles, Calif., died Feb.
10. She leaves three
The Family
daughters, Mrs. Sam (Es-
of the Late
sie) Feldman, Mrs.
Samuel (Rhoda) Gross,
EUGENE
both of Southfield, and
JONAS
Mrs. Morris (Jean) Koretz
of Los Angeles; seven
Acknowledges with
grandchildren and seven
grateful appreciation
great-grandchildren. In-
the many kind ex-
terment Los Angeles.
pressions of sympathy
* * *
extended by relatives
AARON HARRIS, 70,
and friends during the
1114 Washington Blvd.,
family's recent be-
reavement.
•died Feb. 15. Survived by
a brother, Jacob; and a
sister, Mrs. Joseph (Rose
Wife Kathy and
V.) Hecker; and nieces
Daughters,
:and nephews.
•
* * *
Mrs. Michael
(Evelyn) Germansky
LOUIS KAUFMAN, 68,
and
11501 Petoskey, died Feb.

(In Memoriaml

In loving memory of our
dear father, Morris Pevin,
who passed away March
2, 1971, five days in Adar.
Sadly missed by son,
George; and daughters,
Mrs. Betty Fisher, Elsie
and'Sylvia.

Mrs. Phillip
(Debbie) Marcuson,
the Family of the Late

BENJAMIN
KAHN,

wish to acknowledge with
heartfelt appreciation the
many kind expressions of
sympathy and donations
from our relatives and
friends during our recent
bereavement.

wife, Ann; a son, Harold; Woods, died Feb. 9. Sur-
two brothers, Frank and vived by a son, Robert;
Isadore; two sisters, Mrs. and one grandchild.
* * *
Philip (Evelyn) Jacobs of
Flushing, N.Y., and Mrs.
PEARL SOLOVICH, 70,
Charles (Frances) Wil- died Feb. 16. She leaves
liams; and four grand- three brothers, Maxwell,
children.
Morton of Chicago and
* * *
Earl Roberts; and two
BENJAMIN A. POL- sisters, Mrs. Frank'
LACK, 84, 25461 Lincoln (Eleanor) Castleman and
Terrace Dr., Oak Park, Mrs. Henry (Shirley) Bei.-
died Feb. 16. Survived by low.
* * *
his wife, Sarah; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sam (Helen Syl-
MORRIS H. TUCKER,
via) Greenblatt; two "80, died Feb. 10. He leaves
brothers, Izzy of Miami, a sister, Mrs. Jacob
Fla., and Chaim Mor- (Ruth) Bahr.
dechai of Israel; a sister,
Mrs. Pearl Lichtenstein
MADAM
of the Bronx, N.Y. Serv-
ices 12:30 p.m. today at
71-17N MIN
Hebrew Memorial
curing t he
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coming week
SARAH MIRIAM
Yeshivoth Beth
RABINOVITCH, 87, 14740
Yehudah will
W. Lincoln, Oak Park,
observe the
died Feb. 11. Survived by
Yohrzeits of the
three daughterS, Mrs.
following d s-
Yehoshua (Shoshana)
ported friends,
Frankel of Israel, Mrs. Is-
with the tradi-
rael I. (Hinda) Halpern
tional Memor-
and Mrs. Isaac (Rachel)
ial •Prayers, re-
Kaplan; a brother, Rabbi
citation of
Avrohom Shimon Geffen
Kaddish and
of Israel; and a sister,
Studying of
Mrs. Minna Zaks of Tel
Mishnayos.
Aviv; 11 grandchildren
and nine great-grand-
ADAR FEB.
JOSEPH CLINTON
2
20
children.
NATHAN
DINKIN
2
20
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. BELLA ELUAS
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ADELE SINGER, 82,
HARRY KAHN
2
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SARA MILLER
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