DETROIT

HY ALPERT, 73, died
Sept. 16. He leaves his wife,
Eileen; and two sisters, Lil-
lian and Mrs. Jack (Ruth)
Abel.

FRANCES BARACK,
55, former Detroiter of Del-
ray Beach, Fla., died Sept.
16. 91, e leaves her husband,
Be d; three sons, Jef-
frey;-- rloward and Craig;
and one grandson. Inter-
ment Detroit.

* * *

JENNIE BORIS, 93,
former Detroiter of Akron,
Ohio, died Sept. 14. Sur-
vived by a son, Sam of
Sherman Oaks, Calif.; two
daughters, Mrs. Ben (Fae)
Sugar and Mrs. Charles
(Bella) Becker, both of Ak-
ron; seven grandchildren
and four great-
grandchildren.

* * *

LUCY BRAUN, 83, died
Sept. 13. She leaves a son,
Richard; a brother, Rudolph
Kent of Birmingham, Ala.;
two grandchildren and one
great-granddaughter.

* * *

ELEANOR DRAPKIN
(Lee Drake), 65, 28130
Brookhill, Farmington
Hills, died Sept. 13. Sur-
vived by two sons, Dr. Har-
vey and Richard; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Herbert (Linda)
Bogorad; two sisters,
Pauline Deidun of Florida
and Violet Ramsey of Mio;
and four grandchildren.

* * *

HELEN EISMAN, 84,
28886 Still Valley Dr.,
Farmington Hills, died
Sept. 15. Survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Rena
Goldberg; two brothers-in-
law, Abraham Eisman and
Martin Eisman; a sister,
Mrs. Rose Morecki of Tel
Aviv, Israel; and three
grandchildren.

Mrs.

Frances

* * *

SOLOMON FINK, 78,
111 Ford Ave., Highland
Park, died Sept. 13. Sur-
vived by a brother, Percy of
Illinois.

* * *

ANNA GOLDFARB, 87,
26656 Farmbrook Villa,
Southfield, died Sept. 9.
Survived by three sons,
Emanuel Golden of Long
Beach, Calif., Paul Gold and
Arthur; a sister, Mrs.
Esther Zeitel of Israel; four
grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.

* * *

BEN GROBER, former
Detroiter of Miami Beach
Fla., died Sept. 8. Survived
by a son, Sidney of Arizona;
a daughter, Mrs. Arnold
(Doris) Bean of Southfield; a
brother, Sol Grover of New
Jersey; two sisters, Mrs.
Celia Matoren of the Bronx,
N.Y., and Mrs. Leah
Naparst of Miami Beach.

* * *

JACOB HALPERN, 53,
250 Martin, Detroit, died
Sept. 15. Survived by his
mother, Rebecca.

82, former Detroiter of Los
Angeles, Calif., died Sept.
12. Survived by a
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lil-
lian Meyers of Oak Park; a
brother, Harold Bernstein
of Murietta Hot Springs,
Calif.; a sister, Sara Winter
of North Hollywood, Calif.;
and three grandsons.

* * *

SAM MEYERSON, 88;
former Detroiter of Tucson,
Ariz., died Sept. 10. Sur-
vived by his wife, Rose;
three sons, Ben, Leon and
Irving of Oak Park; a
brother, Moe; a sister, Mrs.
Sarah
Milgrom
of
Pittsburgh,
Pa.;
five
grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
Interment Tucson.

* * *

REBECCA
PER-
CHICK, 89, 19100 W.
Seven Mile, Detroit, died
Sept. 15. Survived by two
sons, Jay M. Pershing of
Brea, Calif.„ and Jules L.
Pierce; a daughter, Mrs. Irv-
ing (Gertrude) Seldes; one
sister, three grandchildren
and seven great-
grandchildren.

* * *

* * *

PESSA KOVITZ, 95,
died Sept. 8. She leaves a
son, Harry; two grandsons,
nieces and nephews.

JULIA WINE RABIN,
formerly of Detroit and New
York, died Sept. 8. Survived
by nieces and nephews.
Interment Los Angeles,
Calif.

* * *

RHODA LEVIN, 53,
29490 Lochmoor, Far-
mington Hills, died Sept.
10. She leaves her husband,
Harry; two sons, Jerry and
Steve; a daughter, Mrs.
Michael (Marda) Mar-
kowitz; her mother, Mrs.
Anne Silver; two sisters,
Mrs. Gloria Ross and Mrs.
Harriet Greener; and two
granddaughters.

* * *

ESTELLE MEYERS,

* * *

HILBERT "BERT"
SIMON, 67, former De-
troiter of Pembroke Pines,
Fla., died Sept. 13. Survived
by his wife, Hortie; two
sons, Theodore of Atlanta,
Ga., and Gerald of South
Miami, Fla.; a brother,
William of Farmington
Hills; two sisters, Mrs. Edna
Silk of Detroit and Mrs.
Jeanette Foget of Long Is-

* * *

In Loving Memory of

NATHAN FERBER, 89,
died Sept. 11. He leaves a

DAVE COOPERMAN

In

Memoriam
In memory of Barry
Ricklin (May 13, 1942-

Sept. 21, 1978). Sadly mis-
sed by his family.

In Loving Memory
of Our Beloved
Father and
Grandfather

HARRY MITZ

"ho died Sept. 16,
Never to be forgot-
ten by his children and
grandchildren.

Bill Ross and
Betty Barsky
The Family
of the Late

SARAH
ROSS

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

Edith Stern,
Philanthropist

OBITUARIES

sister,
Gavern.

LIFE SEEMS SO INCOMPLETE WITHOUT YOU,
WE MISS YOU MORE THAN YOU CAN IMAGINE.

Who passed away Oct. 3, 1968 (12th of Tis-
hri). Sadly missed by daughters, Mrs. J.
Walter (Carol) Jonas and Mrs. Ronald
(Frances) Stewart; Grandchildren, Laur-
ence, Michele, Rachel _ e, Lisa, Douglas,
David and Scott.

IN MEMORIAM

In this period of somber reflections we
pause to pay tribute to those members of
the Hannah Schloss Old Timers who have
departed.

land, N.Y.; and five
grandsons. Interment Hol-
lywood, Fla.

* * *

MOLLIE
TATEL-
BAUM, 78, 19100 W. Seven
Mile, Detroit, died Sept. 12.
Survived by a nephew, Sam
Pessman; a niece, Mrs.
Hyman (Sarah) Mervis;
grandnephews and
grandnieces; and a great-
grandniece.

* * *

IRA WEISS, 76, died
Sept. 2. Survived by three
sisters, Irene, Josephine
Stroger and Minnie Stroger.

* * *

SARAH ZALESIN, 76,
died Sept. 9. She leaves her
husband, Daniel; a son, Dr.
Harvey; two daughters,
Mrs. Nori Geffen and Mrs.
Louis (Joyce) Tubben; a
brother, Jack Segal of
Camarillo, Calif.; seven
grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.

Isadore Taishoff
of Daily Forward

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Isadore Taishoff, the Wash-
ington representative of the
Jewish Daily Forward for
almost 50 years, died Sept.
11. He was 89.
Born in Minsk, from
which he fled. in 1908 to
avoid being drafted into the
Czar's army, he came to
Washington that year and
became active in Jewish
Socialist causes and in
organizations seeking to
advance Yiddish culture in
the United States.
He was secretary for
many years of the Work-
men's Circle and was an
officer of the Yiddish-
speaking branch of the
Socialist Party.
He joined the Forward in
1931 and retired in 1977 as
the Forward's Washington
representative in charge of
circulation. -

David H. Levy

David H. Levy, a teacher
at Renaissance High School
in Detroit, died Sept. 8 at
age 52.
A native Detroiter, Mr.
Levy previously taught at
Henry Ford High School. He
was a member of Cong. Beth
Abraham Hillel Moses, Dr.
Perry Burnstein Post of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars
and the Detroit Federation
of Teachers.
He leaves his mother,
Mrs. Hyman (Cecille) Levy;
and two brothers, Franklin
and Ralph.

We pay tribute to their memory for their
friendship, and for all the good deeds that
marked their active lives.

Our heartfelt sympathies go to their
families.

KAufmAN

Directors of Funerals

NEWS

18325 W. 9 Mile Rd. Southfield

NEW ORLEANS (JTA)
— Edith Rosenwald Stern, a
leading New Orleans
philanthropist and a lead-
ing campaigner for Israel to
which she contributed funds
throughout her life, died
Sept. 11. She was 85.
The Stern Fund, of which
she was a founder, and
which is based in New York,
distributes as much as
$500,000 a year to encour-
age political action and so-
cial change.
Mrs. Stern was the
daughter of the late Julius
Rosenwald of Chicago, who
helped to finance Sears
Roebuck in its early years.
A leading philan-
thropist, he imbued his
children with such views.
Mrs. Stern's brother,
William Rosenwald, is a
founder of the United
Jewish Appeal.
For more than 50 years
after she first arrived here,
Mrs. Stern supported often
unpopular liberal causes.
With her husband, she was
a founder of the Dillard
University, a predomin-
antly black college in New
Orleans. Her home, Longue
Vue, a 48-room mansion,
which she opened to the
public before her death, is
now a museum.

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died Sept. 10 at age 85.
A native Detroiter, Mr.
Jacobs was director of the
Selective Service Board for
three years during World
War II. He was a World War
I veteran.
Mr. Jacobs was a member
of the Michgian Bar Asso-
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He leaves a sister, Mrs.
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