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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Dr. Sanford Bennett, 72, Held
Local, National Zionist Posts

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Dr. Sanford Bennett, a
physician for more than 40
years who held important
local and national Zionist
positions, died Aug. 26. He
was 72.
Dr. Bennett was a life
member and former vice
president of the Zionist
Organization of Detroit. He
served as chairman of the
ZOD program committee
and was active in member-
ship and Balfour Concert
committees. He was a
former member of the Na-
tional Administrative
Committee of the Zionist
Organization of Amerida.
Born in New York, Dr.
Bennett was graduated
from Wayne State Univer-
sity Medical School in 1937
and was a 25-year charter
member of the American
Academy of Family Prac-
tice.
He was on the staffs of
Northwest Grace, Mr.
Carmel and Brent Hospi-
tals. Dr. Bennett was a
captain in the Army Med-
ical Corps during World
War II. He was a 34-year
member of Cong Shaarey
Zedek and its men's club.

Charlotte Frank

Charlotte M. Frank, a
member of Jewish com-
; munal organizations, died
Aug. 26 at age 62.
Born in Newark, N.J.,
Mrs. Frank was a member
of Temple Beth El, Franklin
Hills Country Club,
Women's American ORT,
Hadassah and National
Council of Jewish Women.
She leaves her husband,
Jerome J.; three sons, Judge
Edwin Stern of South
Orange, N.J., William
Stern of Baltimore, Md.,
and Keith Frank of
Nashville, Tenn.; a Baugh-
: ter, Mrs. Stanley (Susan)
Schwartz of Highland Park,
Ill.; a sister, Mrs. Henry
(Lois) Herzfeld of Caldwell,
N.J.; a brother, Theodore
Meier of Connecticut; and
six grandsons.

Martin Wallace
Martin Allen Wallace, a
social worker with Metro
Group Services, died Aug.
at age 30.
Born in Detroit, Mr. Wal-
lace earned his master's de-
j' gree in social work from
Wayne State University
last May.
He leaves his parents,-Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold (Harriet)
Wallace; a brother,
Michael; and
- grandmothers, Mrs. Her-
bert (Mary) Wallace and
Mrs. Samuel (Iras) Gordon.

F. M. Charlip

Florence M. Charlip, a
member of Jewish com-
munal organizations, died
Aug. 30 at age 69.
A native Detroiter, Mrs.
Charlip was a member of
Cong. Shaarey Zedek and a
board member of its sister-
hood. She also held mem-
bership in Hadassah.
She leaves a son, Barry; a
brother, Bernard Mikofsky
of Bethlehem, Pa.; and
three grandchildren.

DR. SANFORD BENNETT

Dr. Bennett also was affil-
iated with the American
Geriatric Society-Planned
Parenthood-League.
Dr. Bennett also was a
member of the Israel
Numismatic Society.
He leaves his wife, Mar-
garet; two sons, Mark of
Encino, Calif., and David of
Littleton, Colo; a daughter,
Mrs. Murray (Sharri)
Snyder of Golden, Colo.; and
three grandchildren.

Gertrude Maskin

Gertrude E. Maskin, an
active volunteer and
member of Jewish organiza-
tions, died Aug. 30 at age
72.
A resident of Southfield,
Mrs. Maskin was a volun-
teer at the pediatric
playroom at Mt. Carmel
Mercy Hospital for the past
nine years and a former
volunteer for the Children's
Leukemia Foundation.
She held membership in
Bnai Brith Women.
She leaves a daughter,
Mrs. Edwin (Paula) Bladen
of East Lansing; two sisters,
Mrs. Edward (Evelyn)
Kohleriter and Mrs. Lillian
Brilliant; and three
grandchildren.

CARD OF THANKS

In loving memory of
Barry Riklin. Sadly missed
by his mother and sister and
children.

OBITUARIES

SOPHIE CAPLAN, 76, isle) Marks, Mrs. Rose Weiss
of Southfield, died Aug. 31. of Hollywood, Fla., and Nat-
Survived by a niece, Bar- lie Liberman of Reading,
bara Reiner.
Pa. Services 1:30 p.m.
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today at Ira Kaufman
JOHN EBERT, 82, died Chapel.
Sept. I. He leaves his wife,
* * *
Yetta; a daughter, Mrs.
WILLIAM
E. FELD-
Gene (Karen) Tate; three
sisters, Mrs. Robert (Myr- MAN, 83, died Aug. 31. He
leaves his wife, Bessie; two
sons, Dr. Herbert of Aran-
Martin Frank
sas, Tex., and Harold of Og-
Martin Frank, former den, Utah; a daughter, Mrs.
owner of Higgins and Frank Lawrence (Irene) Stuart; a
clothing stores, died Aug. 27 sister, Ruth of Chicago, Ill.;
at age 66.
three brothers, Dr. George
A resident of Southfield, of Monroe, Max and
Mr. Frank began operating Seymour; seven
his father's clothing store grandchildren and three
chain in the 1920s. He great-grandchildren.
closed the last store in the
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chain 18 years ago.
He later worked for Saks
KATIE R. HERZOG, 72,
Fifth Avenue and for Cran- of Southfield, died Aug. 29.
brook Realty Co. He retired Survived by her husband,
about nine months ago.
William B.; three brothers,
He took an interest in William Borovoy of Elora,
model cars and trains. -
Ont., Frank Borovoy of To-
Mr. Fitnk is survived by ronto, and Dr. Matthew; two
his wife, Henrietta (Midge), sisters, Sandra Borovoy and
three sons, Dr. Jeffrey H. of Mrs. Hannah Ralston, both
Grand Rapids, David and of Sacramento, Calif.
Marc H. of Ann Arbor; a
daughter, Mrs. Richard
WE _ REMEMBER
(Julie) Gottlieb of Grand
Rapids; and nine
During the coming
L.
week Yeshivath
grandchildren.

Publisher Dies

NEW YORK — Edward
H. Bloch, retired president
of the Bloch Publishing Co.
of New York, died Aug. 29
at age 83.

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In loving memory
of our beloved

PAULINE
BARNETT

Who passed away
Sept. 7, 1977. Sadly mis-
sed but not forgotten by
her family.

Jewish Labor Committee wishes to ex-
press its great feelings of loss on the death of

WALTER E. KLEIN

Both nationally and locally Jewish Labor
Committee is proud to have known and to
have worked with Walter. His contributions
are greatly appreciated and his memory is
treasured.

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The Family of the Late

SAM MOLITZ

Acknowledges with grateful appreciation
the many kind expressions of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives and friends during the
family's recent bereavement.

Beth Yehudah will
observe the
Yahrzeits of the fol-
lowing departed
friends, with the
traditional Memo-
rial Prayers, recite-
tion of Kaddish and
Studying of Mis-
, hnavos.

ROSE DIAMOND
SAM DUBIN
NATHAN KATCHAN
ESTHER G. RUFFSKY.
SOPHIE
BLUE-BLUESTEIN
EDITH G. COHEN
ISRAEL EIZEN
LOUIS GOTTLIEB
JSAAC KRESCH
PHILIP LANDSMAN
ETHEL MALL
LEO FLEKEL
JOSEPH GOLDMAN
FANNIE LIFSHITZ
ARTHUR SCHECTER
JACOB STEINBOCK
BESSIE WEINGARDEN
HARRY WEISWASSER
IDA COTTLER
HERMAN DIAMOND
DORA E. GREEN
IRVING S. KAUFMAN
JULIUS KOZLOFF
NECHEMIAH LIEBERMAN
SIMCHA ROMAN
ANNA BLOOM
SARAH GLASSMAN
REV. LESTER KING
SAMUEL NORBER
RUTH SCHWARTZ
HARRIET WEINGARDEN
ABRAHAM YASSKY
YAACOV HIRSCH
B'R ISROEL
MORRIS BROOKS
ESTHER R. CARMEN
ESTHER COHN
PHILIP FORMAN
NATHAN HESS
ROSE IWREY
HARRY MONDRY
SIGMUND ROHLIK
JACK SEDER
FANNIE SCHWARTZ
SONJA YABECK
YEHUDITH COHEN
REBECCA D. FREEDMAN
LEAH MORRISON
REBECCA PODOLSKY
TILLIE SANSKY
JACOB SOBERMAN

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MARIAN LEVY, former
Detroiter of Ft. Lauderdale,
Fla., died Aug. 31. She
leaves a brother, Dr. Mar-
vin B. of Southfield; and a
sister, Mrs. Nathan (Seena)
Abelove of Ft. Lauderdale.
Interment Detroit.
* * *
DORA MITSHKUN, 88,
died Aug. 31. She leaves a
son, Damor of Flint; two
daughters, Mrs. Lester
(Lona) Greenberg and Mrs.
Jay (Rita) Bresler of
Cliffside Park, N.J.; five
grandchildren and one
great-granddaughter.
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OLIVER A. RUBY, 85,
former Detroiter of St.
Petersburg, Fla., died Aug.
24. Survived by a son, Carl
of Bloomfield Hills; a
daughter, Mrs. Nancy
Lewis of San Jose, Calif.;
two brothers, John of South-
field and Irving of Florida; a
sister, Mrs. Esther Rubens-

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SARAH SELIKSON,
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