THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Wallenberg Kin
Dies in Sweden

STOCKHOLM — Marcus
Wallenberg, leading
Swedish banker - indus-
trialist and cousin of Raoul
Wallenberg, who saved
L, thousands of Jews during
the Holocaust, died Sept. 13
at age 82.
Marcus Wallenberg was a
member of Sweden's do-
minant banking and indus-
trial family.
Among the companies
controlled by the family are:
SKF, the world's largest
makers of ball bearings;
Electrolux home
appliances; Saab-Scania
cars, trucks and aircraft;
and L. M. Ericsson, a tele-
phone equipment supplier.
He was a member of the
Nobel Foundation from
1968 to 1976. He was
t. president of the Interna-
tional Chamber of Com-
merce between 1965 and
1967.

NINA BOCK, 79, of De-
troit, died Sept. 11. Sur-
vived by her husband, Jack;
a son, Joseph of Memphis,
Tenn.; a daughter, Ms. Lor-
raine Ross; three sisters,
Mrs. Dora Halberstein,
Mrs. Sam (Etta) Kleiman
and Mrs. Irving (Leah)
Tobes of Palm Springs, Fla.;
five grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
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RUTH COOPER, 75, of
Oak Park, died Sept. 9. Sur-
vived by two sons, Marx of
and Sanford; a brother,
Hyman Cohen of Miami,
Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Pearl
Rosenzweig of New Jersey;
and four grandchildren.
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BERTHA ' "BUDDY"
DOLNICK, 76, died Sept. 9.
She leaves a son, Bernard of
Glendale, Calif.; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bernard (Marion)
Litt; five sisters, -Mrs. Harry
Marian Williams
(Rae) Friedenberg of
Marian Ruskin Williams, Pasadena, Calif., Mrs.
a teacher in Detroit and Norman (Esther) Marovitz
Southfield until 1974, died of Chicago, • Ill., Shirley
Hasnas of North Miami Be-
Sept. 12.
A native Detroiter, Mrs. ach, Fla., Mrs. Harry (Nel-
Williams was graduated lie) Maltz and Mrs. Irwin
from the University of (Ruth) Natinsky of Lauder-
Michigan with a major in dale Lakes, Fla.; and four
education. She was the past grandchildren.
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president of the Alpha
Omega Dental Fraternity
FANNIE FISHMAN,
Auxiliary, a life member of former Detroiter of
Hadassah and a member of Granada Hills, Calif., died
Women's American ORT. Sept. 9. Survived by her
She also was a volunteer at husband, Joseph; four sons,
Sinai Hospital.
Walter of Oak Park, Melvin
She leaves her husband, of Southfield, Gordon of
Dr. Richard; three daugh- West Bloomfield and Her-
ters, Judy, Margie and man of Okemos; a daughter,
Janet; her mother, Mrs. Bernice of Granada Hills;
Elizabeth Ruskin; and a sis- 12 grandchildren and one
ter, Mrs. Alan (Doris) great-grandchild. Inter-
Goldstein.
ment California.
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Louis Kantor

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Louis Kantor, retired
owner of the Louis and
Leinoff Delicatessen, died
Sept. 13 at age 74.
Born in Russia, Mr. Kan-
tor lived 50 years in Detroit.
He retired eight years ago.
He was a member of the
Jewish Community Center
and Israel Lodge of Bnai
Brith.
He leaves a son, Dr. Shel-
don; a daughter, Mrs. Irving
(Roslyn) Schneider; and
eight grandchildren.

Monument
Unveilings

The family of the late Mil-
lie M. New announces the
unveiling of a monument in
her memory 11 a.m. Sun-
day, Sept. 26, at Oakview
Cemetery. Relatives and
friends are asked to attend.

The Family
of the Late

SAM
KOVAN

Announces the- un-
veilng of a monument in
his memory 10:30 a.m.
Sunday, Sept. 26, at
Machpelah Cemetery.
Rabbi Schnipper will
officiate. Relatives and
friends are asked to
attend.

JOSEPH GOODMAN,

57, of Dearborn Heights,
died Sept. 10. Survived by
his wife, Dorothy; a son,
Joseph E.; two daughters,
Sandra K. and Wendy R.;

Friday, September 17, 1982 127

Sidney A. Deitch

OBITUARIES

his mother, Mrs. Ida
Goldfarb of Oak Park; two
brothers, Meyer and Ber-
nard of Warren; two sisters,
Mrs. Seymour (Dorothy)
Deitch and Mrs. Isaac
(Yetta) Pann.

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LILLIAN KLEIN, 76, of
New York, died Sept. 9. She
leaves a son, Stanley of
Southfield; a sister, Mrs.
Minnie Hoffman of New
York; and two
granddaughters. Interment
Detroit.

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ALLAN RICHMAN, 32,

of Clare, died Sept. 8. Sur-
vived by his father, Morris
of New Mexico; a brother,
Dale of New Mexico; two
sisters, Linda of Berkeley,
Calif., and Denise of
Phoenix, Ariz.
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SAM ROSEN, 80, of De-
troit, died Sept. 8. Survived
by two brothers, Dr. John
Rosefield and Sol
Rosenfeld of Hallandale,
Fla.; two sisters, Mrs. Ben
(Rose) Miller of Detroit and
Mrs. Isabelle Gray of Miami
Beach, Fla.; nieces and
nephews.

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IRVING SHLOM, 63, of

Ferndale, died Sept. 13.
Survived by two sons,
Jerald of Grosse Pointe
Park and Joel Goldhaber;
two daughters, Mrs. Scott
(Lynn) Ferguson of- Port-

The Family
of the Late

ARMIN
FERENCZ

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

The Family of the Late

LENA LEVINE

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

No words can express our grief. No
words can express our gratitude to
those who shared it with us.

The Family Of

SUSAN . GELL SHANKER

TIIEIRA KA

Directors of Funerals

land, Ore., and Mrs. Steve
(Bevely) Elliot; a brother,
Philip; three sisters, Mrs.
Yetta Sallan, Mrs. Bertha
Novograd and Mrs. William
(Winnie) Borkin; and two
grandchildren.

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GRACE SILVERS-
TEIN, 80, of Southfield,

died Sept. 14. Survived by
three sons, Dr. Marvin E.,
Harold and Milton J.; a sis-
ter, Mrs. Tillie Weiss aof
Kalamazoo; and three
grandchildren.

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JOSEPH SOVERIN-
SKY, 67, died Sept. 9. Sur-

vived by his wife Ruth; two
sons, Alan Lafer of Novi and
Jerome Lafer of Boston,
Mass.; three daughters,
Mrs. Fred (Marcia) Carreo
of Phoenix, Ariz., Mindy S.
and Laura Lafer of Roches-
ter, Mich.; a brother, Aaron;
and three sisters, Mrs. Jen-
nie Folbe, Mrs. Ruth Beck
and Mrs. Sam (Tillie) Gor-
don; and eight
grandchildren.

HYMAN SPECTOR, 73,

of Livonia, died Sept. 9.
Survived by his wife, Helen;
four daughters, Mrs. Bill
(Patricia) Watson of Bel-

WE REMEMBER

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

TISHRI SEPT.
MARY GREENBAUM
2,19
JOHN HAYMAN
2 19
AARON LAMPKE
2 19
AARON NOSANCHUCK
2 19
GILBERT PARKER
2 19
ROSE SPEYER
2 19
MOLLIE TATELBAUM
2 19
DANIEL TEMCHIN
2 19
ISADORE COHEN
3 20
MARTIN GOLDSMITH
3 20
JOSEPH GUTERMAN
3 20
3 20
ISADORE LEVINE
3 20
ABE SITORSKY
3 20
ANNE WEISSWASSER
4 21
ISAAK HESS
4 21
LEAH STERN
5 22
BELLA BOESKY
5 22
ABRAHAM CHAIKIN
5 22
AARON KANTOR
SARAH ORECHKIN
5 22
5 22
HAROLD M. LEVITSKY
5 22
MAX POTOK
5 22
JOSEPH SILVERSTEIN
5 22
SAMUEL JUDAH WIENER
6 23
SHANA GOLDSMITH
6 23
HARRY KAROL
7 24
ROBERT CARNICK
7 24
PEARL GENDLER
7 24
JACOB KOGAN
SARAH LEVINE
7 24
LEAH PERLMAN
7 24
7 24
GEORGE M. STEIN
8 25
JOSEPH S. ABRAMSON
8 25
FANNIE ESCOFF
8 25
LENA FINN
8 25
CLARA GOLD
8 25
ANNA GOLDSTEIN
8 25
BESSIE JAFFIN
8 25
PHILIP MAISELOFF
HENRY SCHNEIDER
8 25

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Yehudah

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leville, Mrs. Arlene Baker,
Mrs. Vincent (Pamela) Zuch
of Dearborn Heights and
Mrs. Henry (Karen) Schaff
of Southgate; a brother,
Nelson of Willowdale, Ont.,
Canada; three sisters, Mrs.
Sally Rubinoff of Toronto,
Jean and Mrs. Irene Otis of
Toronto; and six
grandchildren.
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FLORENCE STEIN-
MAN, 71, former Detroiter

of Los Angeles, Calif., died
Sept. 3. Survived by a
daughter, Sydelle Seidman
of Beverly Hills, Calif.; a
sister, Selma Chase of
Southfield; and three
grandchildren.

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CELIA WAGENBERG,

82, of Windsor, Ont., died
Sept. 14. She leaves three
sons, Dr. Ronald, Dr. Harold
of Birmingham and Irwin of
Farmington Hills; two
daughters, Mrs. Seymour
(Selda) Feinberg of South-
field and Mrs. Melvin (Flor-
ence) Nadell of Woodland
Hills, Calif.; a brother, Ab-
raham Price of Detroit; and
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MARY WALLACE, 82,
died Sept. 10. She leaves
three sons, Stanford of
Houston, Tex., Marshall
and Arnold; a brother,
William Solomon of
California; eight
grandchildren and two
great-granddaughters.

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