Friday:April 61919 87

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Marion H Haas

Marion H. Haas, who was
active in JeWish communal
affairs, died April 1, at age
75.
A former Oak Park resi-
dent, Mrs. Haas was born in
Houghton, where she re-
sided at the time of her
death.
She was a past president
of Community Temple
Women in Cleveland, Ohio;
a member of the Cong. Beth
om Sisterhood and was
.tary to Rabbi Benja-
min Gorrelik at the former
Cong. Beth Aaron.
She is survived by a son,
Robert; a daughter, Mrs.
Jack (Alice) Bodzin of Oak
Park;., five grandchildren
and one great-
granddaughter.

L.A. Rams Owner.
Rosenbloom Dies

OBITUARIES

CHARLES BEHR ,-
68, 27300
MANN,

Mrs. George (Patricia)
Kent; seven Firandahildren
and nir e great-
grandchildreii.

Franklin, Southfield, died
March 30. He leaves his
wife, Ida; two sons, Arthur
MADELINE EIGES, 89,
of Fenton and Erwin; a
daughter, Mrs. Aubrey 16500 North Park Dr.,
(Joyce) Berenstein; his Southfield, died March 29.
mother, Mrs. Benjamin No known survivors.
** *
(Eva) Behrmann of Miami
MARCIA C. FAUMAN,
Beach, Fla.; a sister, Mrs
Albert (Hilda), Komer of 82, 29200 Meadowlark,
North Miami Beach, Fla.; Livonia, died April 1. Sur-
vived by a son, Leonard H.
and five grandchildren.
Leonard; one
* * *
CARROLL ROSENBLOOM
BESSIE BRESSLER, granddaughter and one
95,
died March 31. She great-grandson.
** *
MIAMI BEACH — Car-
leaves
three sons, Irving,
roll Rosenbloom, owner of
HELEN
FREEDMAN,
the Los. Angeles Rams foot- Louis of North Miami, Fla. 69, former Detroiter of Ak-
and
Harry
of
North
Hol-
ball team, died Tuesday in a
lywood, Calif.; a daughter, ron, Ohio, died March 29.
swimming mishap. He was
Survived by two sons, Joel
72:
of Akron and Norman of
The son of a wealthy clo-
Ralph E. Helper
Florida; two daughters,
NEW YORK — Yeshiva
Mrs. Suzanne Turk and
University's Wurzweiler thing manufacturer, Mr.
Ralph
E
Helper,
an
attor-
Mrs. Elliott (Barbara)
School of Social Work will Rosenbloom increased the
ney
with
offices
in
South-
Schultz, both of Akron; a
offer a three-year program fortune he inherited from
field,
died
April
2
at
age
63.
brother, Charles Shere of
leading to a master's degree his father .through shrewd
Born
in
Bay
City;
Mr.
with specialization in pas- transactions in and out of Helper was graduated from Southfield; and seven
toral counseling for full- sports.
the University of Michi- grandchildren. Interment
Most notable was his
time members of the clergy.
gan's law school in 1938. He Akron.
** *
According to Dean Lloyd swap in 1972 of the Balti-
was a research assistant to
GEORGE
M. GOLDS-
Setleis, the new program more Colts, the franchise
Supreme Court Justice
will begin in June and will whose entry into the NFL
TEIN, 77, died March 30.
Henry
Butzel.
He
was
a
re-
allow members of the clergy Mr. Rosenbloom had helped
tired lieutenant comman- He leaves his wife, Lillian; a
son, Stuart; a daughter,
to study during two, four- finance with a $200,000 in-
der in the U.S. Navy.
week summers of academic vestment in 1953, for that of
Mr Helper was adjunct Mrs. Frederic (Ellen) Bean;
classes, and three interven- the Rams.
professor at the Detroit Col- and five grandchildren.
ing years of field instruc-
* * *
lege of Law -for 38 years. He
Doris Hollo, 53
tion.
was a member of the Ameri-
DAVID R. JACOBSON,
Doris Hollo, a member of can, Michigan and Detroit 88, died April 3. He leaves
Cong. Beth Achim and Bar Associations; a board two nieces, Mrs. Annette
JERTJSALEM (ZINS) — Women's American ORT, member of the Downtown Karp of Florida and Mrs.
YMCA and a member of Helen J. Silver.
A study by doctors at Tel died March 30 at age 53.
Hashomer Hospital shows
A native Detroiter, Mrs. Tau Epsilon Rho Legal
* * *
that the health of Yeme- Hollo was for 21 years the Fraternity. He resided at
EMERY KLEPNER, 67,
16500. North Park Dr.,
nites living in Israelis bet- owner of the North Miller
former Detroiter of West
Southfield.
ter than that of any other Apts. in Oak Park. She re-
Palm Beach, Fla., died April
He leaves his wife, Ber-
sector of the Israeli'popula-
sided at 17612 Jeanette,
2. Survived by his wife, Re-
nice; and a brother, Harold.
tion.
Southfield.
ggi; a son, Howard of South-
The Yemenites have
She leaves two sons, Har-
field; a daughter, Mrs. Eve-
lower pulse rates, blood vey of North Miami, Fla., Caroyln Davis
lyn Pianin of Southfield; a
pressure, white blood and Lawrence; a daughter,
Carolyn K. Davis, co- sister, Mrs. Peter (Shari)
counts, sugar and choles- Mrs. Gregory (Deborah) owner and secretary- Geran of Birmingham; five
terol levels.
Proven; her mother, Mrs. treasurer of Davis Floor grandchildren and two
Morris (Nettie) Green; and Covering Co., died March great-grandchildren.
two sisters, Mrs. Douglas 30. She was 65.
* * * -
(Sylvia) Chandler and Mrs.
Born in Poland, Mrs.
MORRIS PERLIN, 78,
Albert (Bertha) Kanfer.
Davis became affiliated died April 2. He leaves his
the floor covering com- wife, Nellie; two daughters,
Dr. Elias Cooper, with
pany in 1965. She was a Mrs. Philip (Edith) Abrams
NEW YORK (JTA) — By Magazine Editor
member of Cong. Shaarey and Mrs. Glenn (Carol)
a "wild guess," at least 50
NEW YORK (ZINS) — Zedek, a charter member of Seidman of Aim Arbor; two
percent of the 5,000 Jews
living in the greater Har- Dr. Elias Cooper, editor of Louis Marshall Chapter of brothers, Jacob and Lewis; a
risburg area left their The American Zionist, died Bnai Brith and was a sister, Mrs ,. Morris
member of the Brandeis (Blanche) Rhode of Califor-
homes since last week when March 21 at age 41.
--
A survivor of the University National
an accident at the Three
Mile Island nuclear power Holocaust, Dr. Cooper was a Women's Committee.
She -leaves her husband,
To a' Most
plant 12 miles away,. member of Betar, the
spewed radioactive gases Zionist youth movement, as Benjamin S. - a son, Samuel;
Beautiful Rose
'
of La -
a youth. He was a professor a daughter, Geraldine
into the atmosphere.
Jolla,
Calif.;
a
sister,
Mrs.
of
history
and
became
the
According to Albert
h, executive director of editor of the Zionist publica- Jacob (Sylvia) Raimi; and
one granddaughter.
nited Jewish Commu- tion in 1968.
ni y of Greater Harrisburg,
The Family
it is not possible to say pre-
The Family
of the Late
cisely how many Jews fled.
of the Late
SIMON
Hursh said the area's
ALLEN T.
five synagogues and the
MILLION
parochial school in Har-
ZEITLIN
Announces the un-
risburg have been closed
Acknowledges with
veiling of _a monument
April 7 1978
since last week. All com-
in his memory 11 a.m.
grateful appreciation
Sunday,
April
8,
at
He-
the
many
kind
ex-
munity events were can-
Her loving
brew Memorial Park, 14
pressions of sympathy
celled, including a United
Mile
and
Gratiot
Roads.
extended by relatives
Jewish Appel dinner
children and
Rabbi Goldschlag will
and friends during the
that was to have been
officiate. Relatives acid
family's recent be-
grandchildren.
held Monday night.
friends_ are asked to
reavement.
The Jewish school was
attend.
scheduled to re-open Wed-
nesday as are Harrisburg
public schools, but Hursh
could not say how many
students or teachers will be
On hand. He said plans
called for evacnatinf th c
residents of Jewish Old
18325 W. 9 Mile Rd Southfiel
. Directors.cif Funerals
ale horde

ee

Course for Clergy

Healthy People _.

.

Harrisburg Jews
Flee Following
Nuclear Mishap

•

ROSE

BOHN

GUTOV

'

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nia; four grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren.
** *
GOLDIE PIAVEN, 84,
died April 2. She leaves two
sons, Dr. Philip S. Peven
and Dr. Louis Peven; three
daughters, Mrs. Louis (Fay)
Newman, Mrs. William
(Tena) Bobrin and Mrs.
Murray (Judith) Seidler; 12
grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
** *
PHYLLIS PLASKO, 56,
former Detroiter of Palm
Beach Gardens, Fla., died
April 3. Survived by her
husband, Joe; two sons,
Gary and Robert, both \of
Southfield; a daughter, Mrs.
Bernard (Susan) Rubens-
tein of Palm Beach Gar-
de.is, Fla.; her mother, Mrs.
Morris (Bessie) Shwitzer of
Oak Park; two sisters, Mrs.
Diane Goldman and Mrs.
Joan Cohen, both of
California; and two
grandchildren. Interment
Florida.

'

Ariz.; a daughter, Mrs. Ben
(Sheila B.) Thatch; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Rose Cohen and
Mrs. Edward (Dorothy)
Hoffman; and six
grandchildren.
* * *
JACK YUNIS, 73, for-
merly of Flint, of Santa
Ana, Calif., died April 3.
Survived by his wife, Eva;
two sons, Theodore of Santa
Ana and Bernard of Illinois;
a brother, John of Oak Park;
five sisters, Mrs. Martin
(Esther) Singer of Oak
Park, Mrs. Irwin (Goldie)
Meyers of Oak Park, Mrs.
Bernard (Charlotte) Cohen
of Key West, Fla., Mrs. Ber-
nard (Molly) Benton of
Southfield and Mrs. Ben
(Eleanor) Brown of Far-
mington Hills; and one
granddaughter. Interment
Los Angeles.

WE REMEMBER
• During the coming,

week Yeshivath
Beth Yehudah will
observe the Yahr-
zeits of the follow-
ing departed
friends; with the
traditional Memo-
rial Prayers, recita-
tion of Kaddish
and Studying of
Mishnavos.

** *
BERTHA SIMS, 86, died

March 31. She leaves three
daughters, Mrs. Shirley
Zelman, Mrs. Ralph
(Natalie) Shiffman and
Mrs. Arthur (Muriel) Fin-
kelstein; a sister, Mrs. Mor-
ris (Pearl) Clayman of_Col-
umbus, Ohio; and seven
grandchildren.
** *
WIL-
CHARLES
LIAMS, 66, 13020 Oak
Park Blvd. Oak Park, died
March 31. Survived_ by his
wife, Fanny Frances; a son,
Dr. Harvey I. of Phoenix,

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