THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Active Zionist Rose Lewis,
Aided Most Jewish Causes

Rose Lewis, -a Detroit
resident for nearly half a
century, who has been a
familiar figure in a score of
local movements, died
Saturday.
Miss Lewis was born in
Germany and came to this
country with her parents at
an early age.
With her sister, Mrs. Ab-
raham (Norma) Hudosh,
and her brother, the late
P .9,w
- is, Miss Lewis had
;active in the Zionist
Organization of Detroit.
She took a deep inter-
est in the Kalvarier Aid
Society in which her par-
ents were pioneer mem-
bers, and she aided stu-
dents from Kalvaria,

Lithuania, financing one
of them to get his medical
degree in California.
She responded to many
causes and was associated,
in addition to ZOD and Kal-
varier, with Hadassah (life
member), Jewish National
Fund, Pioneer Women, Miz-
rachi, United Hebrew
Schools, American Jewish
Congress, National Home
for Jewish Children in De-
nver.
Besides her sister, Miss
Lewis leaves two nephews,
four nieces, grandnieces,
grandnephews and two
great-grandnieces.

ROSE BAUM, 81, died
Feb. 27. She leaves two
daughters, Mrs. Robert
(Dale) Redmond of Haure
De Grace, Md., and Mrs.
Harold (Barbara) Lampcov
of Willowdale, Ont.; a sister,
Mrs. Genevieve Morris of
Florida; and eight
grandchildren.

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FAYE BERNSTEIN,
69, died March 4. She leaves
two sons, Robert Steinberg
and Allen Steinberg; a
brother, Benjamin Kott; a
sister, Mrs. Benjamin (Shir-
ley) Weitzman; and four
grandchildren.

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Jack Gilbert

NEWELL DENTON, 72,
died March 1. He leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Clifford
(Florence) Striph; and one
grandson.

OBITUARIES

Feb. 15. Survived by a
daughter, Mrs. George (El-
vira M.) Pasternak; a sister,
Mrs. Benjamin (Rose M.)
Cowan of Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla.; and one grandson.

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SAMUEL KLEIN, 80,
died Feb. 29. He leaves his
wife, Sally.

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MARCELLA KONICK,
61, 23490 Marlow, Oak
Park, died Feb. 28. Survived
by her husband, Louis
William; a daughter, Joyce;
two brothers, Morris
Friedman of Los Angeles,
Calif., and Irving D. Fried-
man of Trenton, Mich.

P tor Accused

EVA — The mem-
bers 01 the Lutheran parish
of Sfraubenzell have voted
1,072 `:o 30 to suspend a pas-
tor cused of having neo-
NL ,ies.
Rev. Gerd Zikeli, 42, is
accused of being one of the
three founders of the Na-
tional Swiss Base.

Levin Honored

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WASHINGTON — U.S.
Senator Carl Levin (D-
Mich.) was awarded the
Herbert H. Lehman Ethics
Medal at the Jewish
Theological Semainary of
America's convocation
dinner last week in Hol-
lywood, Fla.

The Family of the Late

ARTHUR KLEE

Acknowledges with grateful apprecia-
tion the many kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by relatives and friends
during the family's recent bereavement.

ThE

ADOLPH
MAR-
KOWITZ, 85, died March 4.
He leaves his wife, Anna; a
son, Dr. Harry; a daughter,
Mrs. Faye Cohen of Car-
rollton, Tex.; a sister, Mrs.
Jennie Dulman of Yonkers,
N.Y.; six grandchildren and
six great-grandchildren.

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MIKHAIL VULMAN,
63, 15131 James, Oak Park,

Fred Berk, 69
Dance Expert

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Fred Berk, founder and for
28 years director of the
Jewish Dance Division of
the 92nd Street YMHA,
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FRIEDA LUCAS, 86, died Feb. 26 at age 69.
Born in Austria, Mr. Berk
24730 Sussex, Oak Park,
was
a modern dancer and an
died Feb. 28. Survived by a
son, Dr. Leon; two brothers, authority on Israeli folk
William Shapiro of West dances.
As well as being the
Palm Beach, Fla., and Max
Shapiro of Hemet, Calif.; editor of a bibliography
entitled "Jewish Dance,"
and two grandchildren.
Mr. Berk was the director of
* * *
JOSEF RHOESE, 27, of the Hebraica Dancers, the
Auburn Heights, Mich., Israeli Folk Dance Festival
died Feb. 28. Survived by and the Israeli Folk Dance
his wife, Roberta (Klein); a Institute of the American
son, David; his parents, in Zionist Youth Foundation.
At the time of his death,
West Germany; a brother,
Mr.
Berk was at work on a
Thomas of Landshut, West
Germany. Interment West project with the Dance Col-
lection of the New York
Germany.
Public Library, indexing all
* * *
MARY RUBIN, 64, the research collection's
23451 Coolidge, Oak Park, Jewish dance materials.
died March 3. Survived by Samaritan Chief
two sons, Arthur and Har-
TEL AVIV — Amram
vey; a daughter, Mrs. Gary
(Phyllis) Levitt; a brother, Ben Yitzhak, grand priegt of
Harry Kipness; a sister, the Samaritans, an offshoot
Mrs. Meyer (Molly) Siegel; of the Jewish faith, didd
Monday at age 94.
and six grandchildren.

Jack T. Gilbert, a super-
visor for Fisher Body for 45
Anna Blatt, a first grade years and a founding
* * *
teacher in Detroit for 14 member of Cong. Bnai Is-
rael
of
Pontiac,
died
March
HENRY
FEINBERG,
years and a member of
82, died March 5. He leaves
Jewish communal organ- 1 at age 77.
Born in Romania, Mr. his wife, Elizabeth; two
izations, died March 2 at
Gilbert was a past president sons, Gerald and David; a
age 66.
Born in New York, Mrs. of the Pontiac Lodge of Bnai daughter, Mrs. Leon
Blatt was a member of Brith. He was active in ef- (Dorothy) Rosinski; and one
Cong. Beth Achim and its forts to draft the Wagner grandson. * * *
Labor Act under President
sisterhood and Hadassah.
BARNEY "BEN"
She leaves her husband, Roosevelt.
He retired in 1969 and FORMAN, 87, died March
Sidney; a son, Jeffrey of Dal-
las, Tex.; a daughter, Mrs. was honored by General 4. He leaves his wife, Her-
Barry (Laura) Tilds; two Motors "for his craftsman- mina; two daughters, Mrs.
sisters, Mrs. David (Mary) ship at Fisher Body and for Monroe (Sharon) Rose and
Platt of Hollis, N.Y.; and his significant contribu- Mrs. Sanford (Marilyn)
Mrs. Harry (Ruth) Lemberg tions to the world of labor both of Florida; and nine
of Jericho, N.Y.; and two and management rela- grandchildren.
* * *
tions."
grandsons.
He leaves his wife, Lil-
NORMAN GERMAN,
lian; a son, Sheldon; two 79, died Feb. 29. He leaves
Hebrew U. Prints daughters, Mrs. Jakob his
wife, Estelle; two daugh-
(Esther) Liwazer and Mrs. ters, Mrs. Harvey (Gayle)
Egyptian Stories Eric
(Toby) Fishkind; a
JERUSALEM — Cul- brother, Abe of Min- Beck and Mrs. Sheldon
tural cooperation between neapolis, Minn.; and eight (Ann) Adelman; a brother,
* * *
Sol of Los Angeles, Calif.; a
Israel and Egypt in the grandchildren.
sister,
Mrs.
Henry
(Sadie)
HARRY
SLOAN, 85,
literary sphere has begun at
Frank of Sherman Oaks, former Detroiter of Colum-
the Hebrew University H.M. Margolis
Calif.; and five bus, Ohio, died March 5. He
here.
leaves three daughters,
Herbert M. Margolis, who grandchildren.
Two university scholars
* * *
Mrs. Louis (Joanne) Gel-
have completed translating with his late father, Isaac
BELLA GOODMAN, man, Mrs. Lester (Barbara)
into Hebrew an anthology of Margolis, was active in the
modern Egyptian short kosher meat business in De- 85, died March 2. She leaves Weinberg of Columbus and
stories, at the same time as troit, died Feb. 2 in Cathed- a son, William of Urbana, Mrs. Henry (Phyllis)
Ill.; a sister, Mrs. Ida Linver Brightman of Shore Hills,
a Hebrew University schol- ral City, Calif.
A native Detroiter, Mr. of Toledo, Ohio; and five N.J.; three brothers, Louis
ar's learned work on Arabic
and Abe of Florida and Ber-
poetry has been translated Margolis also was active in grandchildren.
* * *
nard; two sisters, Mrs. Max
into Arabic and published civic organizations in De-
troit. In Arizona, he was the
EDWARD GREEN- (Rebecca) Kallin and Mrs.
in Egypt.
76, 19460 Julius (Belle) Steinberg,
The anthology, soon to be founder of that state's meat 'STONE,
Cranbrook, Detroit, died both of Florida.
published in Israel, was packers association. He also
* * *
translated by Prof. Shmuel was involved in community Feb. 29. Survived by his
MOLLY
TREITMAN,
organizations
in
Arizona.
wife, Jean; a daughter, Har-
Moreh, chairman of the
He is survived by his wife, riet; two sisters, Mrs. Cecile 70, 23911 Westhampton,
University's Arabic
Department, and Prof. Mildred; a son, Michael of Stein and Mrs. Mollie Koch, Oak Park, died March 1.
Survived by her husband,
Canada.
Menahem Milson, chair- Tucson, Ariz.; a daughter, both of Winnipeg,
* * *
Meier;
a son, Hyman; a
Judy
of
Tucson
and
Santa
man of the Institute of
MARIE MORRISON daughter, Mrs. Hal (Doris)
Asian and African Studies. Fe, N.M. - and a brother, Dr.
' of El Paso, Tex.
Bernard S.
KEATING, former De- Margolis; and four
Interment Tucson.
troiter of Chicago, Ill., died grandchildren.

Anna Blatt, 66

Friday, March 7, 1980 71

The Family
of the Late

LESTER W.
STERNS

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

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