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EDITH BARER, 81, of Oak
Park, died Jan. 21. Survived by
nieces and nephews.
BERNARD BOCOLOR, 47, of
West Bloomfield, died Jan. 16.
Survived by his wife, Rita; a
daughter, Jennifer; his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack (Lillian)
Bocolor; and a sister, Mrs.
Michael (Rita) Adelberg of Ann
Arbor.
ALBERT H. BORTMAN, 75,
former Detroiter of Sunrise,
la., died Jan. 12. Survived by
i s wife, Rose (Fox); two daugh-
ters, Brenda Bortman Schane of
New York City and Doreen of
Oak Park; a brother, Irwin of
Utica, Mich.; and three grand-
hildren. Interment Sunrise.
ATTY RESLER, 102, died
an. 19. e leaves a son, Jay of
ew Jersey; one granddaughter
nd one great-granddaughter.
SAAK BUKSBAUM, 77, of
est Bloomfield, died Jan. 15.
urvived by his wife, Binia; a
aughter, Mrs. Gershon (Irena)
lam; and two grandchildren.
SRAEL CENTER, 72, of
indsor, Ont., died Jan. 13 in
cottsdale, Ariz. Survived by his
fe, Mollie; a son, Dr. Richard
'Toronto, Ont.; two daughters,
rs. Cheryl Gorman of Marine
ity, Mich., and Mrs. Barbara
err of Toronto; a brother, Sam;
our sisters, Mos. Jane Zaks and
rs. Aubrey (Mary) Gordon,
oth of Southfield, Mrs. Beatrice
ewis of Chicago, Ill., and Mrs.
ally Fox of Tuscon, Ariz.; and
wo grandsons. Interment
indsor.
EO J. COHEN, 92, died Jan
9. He leaves his wife, Gladys;
wo daughters, Mrs. Edward
Rose) Resnick and Mrs. Alvin
Thelma) Manhoff; a son, David
ay; seven grandchildren and
ight great-grandchildren.
OLLIE C. COHEN, 74, died
an. 16. She leaves her hus-
and, Dr. Herber* two daugh-
ers, Mrs. Harvey (Yolanda)
ailey and Brenda Kershen-
aum; two sisters, Mrs. Joseph
Bess) Carp and Mrs. Nathan
Sarah) Zlatkin; and two grand
hildren.
AX DAVIS, 80, died Jan. 20.
e leaves a son, Lewis; a
aughter, Mrs. Marvin (Beverly)
lender; a brother, Ben; a sis-
er, Mrs. Esther Hollander;
even grandchildren and three
eat-grandchildren.
ANNIE DIAMOND, 92, of
ak Park, died Jan. 18. Sur-
ived by a son, Joseph; two
aughters, Mrs. Reta Stern of
allandale, Fla., and Mrs. Jerry
ylvia) Amster of Ft. Lauder-
le, Fla.; seven grandchildren
d four great-grandchildren.
UIS EFRUSY, 75, died Jan.
He leaves his wife, Frances;
o sons, Gerald Efrusy and
bert Perliss of California; a
ughter, Mrs. Murray (Leat-
ce) Goodwin; six grandchildren
d two great-grandchildren.
LEAH GOLDBERG, 60, died
Jan. 18. She leaves her hus-
band, Clarence; two daughters,
Marci Schwartz and Sandee
Goldberg of New York; a son,
Steven; two brothers, Albert
Siegel and Mayer Siegel, both of
California; and two grand-
children.
of Oak Park; and four grand-
children. Interment California.
EMMA KNATHANSON, 86,
died Jan. 18. She leaves two
sons, Dr. Milton Goldrath and
Dr. Milton Nathanson; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert (Elaine)
Goldman; two sisters, Mrs.
Louis (Esther) LaMed and Mrs.
DAVID R. ,GRAND, 70, of Jack. (Ann) Tucker; and 13
Warren, died Jan. 16. Survived grandchildren.
by a brother, Albert; and a sis-
ter, Mrs. Libbie Weiner; nieces DAVID ORDIN, 89, of Oak
Park, died Jan. 17. Survived by
and nephews.
his wife, Clara; nieces and
MARY GREENFIELD, 79, of nephews.
Oak Park, died Jan. 18. Sur-
vived by her husband, Louis; a SOPHIE PERGAMENT, 85, of
daughter-in-law, Frieda Green- Oak Park, died Jan. 20. Sur-
vived by two daughters, Mrs.
field; and two grandchildren.
Donald (Rosalie) Schiff of Little-
GEORGE HOCHBERG, 86, of ton, Colo., and Mrs. Philip
Royal Oak, died Jan. 21. Sur- (Joyce Cheresh) Vainik; and ten
vived by his wife, Lillie; a son, grandchildren.
Herbert I. of Austin, Tex.; two
brothers, Morris of Brooklyn, RAE RIVKIN, 50, died Jan. 16.
N.Y., and Eddie; a sister, Mrs. She leaves her husband, Ber-
Lilly Freedman; and one grand- nard; a son, Steven; two daugh-
ters, Nancy and Kimberley; her
son.
mother, Mrs. Max (Lena) Wein;
ROSE HOLZEL, 66, died Jan. a sister, Mrs. Ted (Estelle) Can-
17. She leaves a son, David of tor; and a brother, David Wein.
Maryland; two daughters, De-
borah of Massachusetts and HANNA ROBERTS, former
Leah of New York; two sisters, Detroiter of Plantation, Fla.,
Evelyn Gurvitch and Evy Ann died Jan. 15. Survived by a
brother, Adolph Blumenthal of
Bryant.
Hollywood, Fla.; and a niece,
NORMAN N. JASEN, 85, Mrs. Howard (Joyce) Pasman of
former Detroiter of North Miami Windsor, Ont. Interment De-
Beach, Fla., died Jan. 6. He troit.
leaves his wife, Mildred; a
daughter, Mrs. Lionel BEATRICE ROTH, 80, died
(Marilynn) Spoon of Orchard Jan. 20. She leaves a son, Sid-
Lake; two step-sons, David ney of California; a sister, Mrs.
Brasch of Southfield and 'Miles lVlary Baskin; two grandchildren
Brasch of Bloomfield Hills; two and two great-grandchildren.
sisters, Mrs. Murray (Lillian)
Areman of North Miami Beach 'JULIA SENDER, 87, of De-
and Anne Werbow of New Jer-, troit, died Jan. 20. Survived by
say; a brother, Dr. Barnet of a daughter, Mrs. Max (Muriel)
Long Mach, N.Y.; four grand- Markzon; three grandchildren
children and three great-grand- and two great-grandchildren.
children. Interment Florida.
ANNE WARREN, 77, died Jan.
HAROLD DAVID KAPLAN, 18. She leaves a son, Dr. Donald
38, of Waterford Twp., died Dec. I. of Ann Arbor; a daughter,
9. Survived by his wife, Sharon; Mrs. Oscar (Gloria) Rosenberg;
two step-children, Eric and five nandchildren and four
Melanie; his parents, Mr. and great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Isadore (Bessie) Kaplan of
Oak Park; a brother, Ben of Oak HELEN M. WEISMAN, 86,
Park; and a sister, Mrs. Harry died Jan. 18. She leaves a son,
(Sally) Cogan of Farmington Miller; a daughter, Nancy
Weingarten; a sister, Mr. Joseph
Hills.
(Louise) Heiman of Ohio; six
ARCHIE LIPSHITZ, 81, died grandchildren sand seven great-
Jan. 19. He leaves his wife, grandchildren.
Ruth; a daughter, Mrs. Judith
Stettner; a sister, Mrs. Isadore
(Florence) Kaiser of New Jersey;
and three grandchildren.
SADIE LOVE, 98, died Jan. 17.
She leaves a son, Richard; ten
grandchildren and seven great-
grandchildren.
NATHAN MILSTEIN, 65,
former Detroiter of Newport Be-
ach, Calif., died Jab. 14. Sur-
vived by a son, Michael of New-
port Beach; a daughter, Mrs.
Michael (Gwen) Archambault of
Southfield; his father, Benjamin
Milstein of Southfield; a brother,
Dr. Arnold Miles of Detroit; two
sisters, Mrs. Seymour (Eve)
Bergsman of Potomac, Md., and
Mrs. Herbert (Faye) Silverman
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Harry Weinberg
Harry Weinberg, principal
clerk for the city of Detroit's
motor transport department for
34 years, died Jan. 21 at age 86.
Born in New York City, Mr.
Weinberg lived 55 , years in De-
troit. He was a member of
Mosaic Lodge of the Masons and
Silverman Post of the Jewish
War Veterans. He retired in
1959. •
He leaves his Wife, Betty; a
daughter, Mrs. Seymour
(Freda-Rose) Kaplan; one-
brother, two sisters and five
grandchildren.
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