daughter, Mrs. Frank (Lucy)
Simons; a son, Lawrence of
Forest Grove, Ore.; 13 grand-
children and eight great-
grandchildren.

LOUIS KAY, 89, of Oak Park,
died Feb. 7. Survived by his
wife, Alice; a son, Marvin; four
daughters, Mrs. George (Faye)
Bright, Mr. Noah (Judy)
Shannee of Israel, Mrs. Jack
(Louise) Gabe and Mrs. Irving
(Janice) Frank; two sisters,
Mrs. Selven (Eve) Isaacson and
Mrs. Harold (Lillian) Cohen;
18 grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.

ALBERT KOFENDER, 72,
of Detroit, died Feb. 9. Sur-
vived by two daughters, Bon-
nie and Janet of San Marco,
Calif.; a brother, William, and
three grandchildren.

ABE LESSER, 85, died Feb.
9. He leaves three sons, Jef-
frey, Roger and Steven; two
sisters, Mrs. Sybil Franklin
and Mrs. Kate Katz; and two
grandsons.

SAMUEL LETWINSKY, 78,
of Mt. Clemens, died Feb. 7.
Survived by two brothers,
Robert M. Ostrow and Michael
Ostrow of Little Rock, Ark.;
two sisters, Mrs. William (Be-
ssie) Katz and Mrs. Milton
(Fannie) Heller of Lauderhill,
Fla.

JACK
NATHAN
"SHORTY" LEVENTEN,
80, died Feb. 5. He leaves a
daughter, Carol Leventen
Duane of East Lansing; a
brother, Malcolm; a sister,
Mrs. Irving (Lily) Belinsky;
and two grandchildren.

ROSE OSHER, 94, died Feb.
10. She leaves three sons, Sid-
ney and Dr. Seymour, both of
Flint, and Edward of Linden,
Mich.; a daughter, Mrs. Her-
man (Marilyn) Slutsky of
California; 17 grandchildren
and 11 great-grandchildren.

MARY ROSENBERG, 68,
died Feb. 9. She leaves her
husband, Edward; a daughter,
Mrs. Martin (Ilene) C. Adler;
two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude
Komorn and Mrs. Frieda Kolb;
and two grandchildren.

LILLIAN ROSNER, 75,
former Detroiter of North
Miami, Fla., died Feb. 3. Sur-
vived by her husband, Michael;
and relatives.

MARGARET SCHMITTEL,
94, of Detroit, died Feb. 8. Sur-
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Lila
Kole; a sister, Gertrude Levin;
seven grandchildren and 11
great-grandchildren.

PHILIP SILVERSTEIN, of
Brooklyn, N.Y., died Feb. 10.
Survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Leo (Pauline) Weiss of
Southfield and Mrs. Howard
(Joan) Heller of Brooklyn;
grandchildren and great-

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FANNIE STEIN, 85, of De-
troit, died Feb. 5. Survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Aaron
(Ruth) Blake and Mrs.
Emanuel (Shirley) Ravet; ten
grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren.

RUTH WEINBERGER, 77,
of Oak Park, died Feb. 4. Sur-
vived by two daughters, Mrs.
Irving (Phyllis) Kaplan and
Marlene Shillman; two sisters,
Mrs. Yetta Dubrinsky and
Mrs. Jean Somberg of Los
Angeles, Calif.; and four
grandchildren.

Ben Salon

Ben Salon, a manufacturer's
representative for the men's
clothing industry, died Feb. 4
at age 90.
Born in Ft. Wayne, Ind., Mr.
Salon lived 58 years in Detroit.
He was a member of Temple
Beth El, the Masons in Ft.
Wayne, Men's Apparel Club
and Jewish War Veterans.
He leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Edward (Renee) Stone
and Mrs. Bernard (Colette)
Rosner; a brother, Dr. Harry of
Ft. Wayne; three sisters, Mrs.
Harry (Bess) Landy and Mrs.
I.L. (Fannie) Bronstein, both of
Ft. Wayne and Mrs. Ray
(Pearl) Shonfield of In-
dianapolis, Ind.; and nine
grandchildren.

Annette Kravetz

Annette Isaacs Kravetz, like
her father, the late Mr. Ber-
nard Isaacs, the organizing
superintendent of the United
Hebrew Schools, a dedicated
Hebraist who was a member of
the teaching staff of the schools
under his direction, died in
Baltimore Feb. 7 at age 72.
Mrs. Kravetz's teaching re-
cord, always in the devotions
acquired from her father, was
on the UHS and B'nai Moshe
religious school staffs. She was
an activist in religious move-
ments and in Baltimore she
was especially aligned with
Hadassah and the Jewish
Community Center.
She is survived by four sons,
Mordechai, Jacob, Moishe,
Yuruchim; three daughters,
Chasia Menchel, Bluma Eps-
tein and Margolite Abramson;
three brothers, Ruben Isaacs of
Detroit, Emanuel Isaacs and
Irving Isaacs; and 44 grand-
children.

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HARRY FELDSTEIN
MOSHE GOLDFARB
ISAAC HOOTNER
MORRIS KALLUSH
RACHEL KAPLAN
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NORBERT ROBERT
BELLA SCHULMAN
GUSSIE SOLOMON
FANN E ZALEN KO WEI NERMAN
SAM ZINGESER
PEARL BERRY
CRAIG E. BLECHER
ROSE BURSTEIN
NATHAN FINE
YOSSEL HALPERT
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CHARLES NIEWOOD
MINA WOLMAN
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ARTHUR E. PLOTNICK
FRANK SEARS
MORRIS SHERMAN
SAMUEL SHERMAN
FANNIE SMITH
BELLA BAND
GEORGE S. COBITZ
LOUIS COHEN
UBBIE DUBRINSKY
JACK GOLDING
WILLIAM GREENSTEIN
DAVID KAUFMAN
SADIE LICHTENBERG
GETTA MALACH
MORRIS SINGER
ALLEN R. TRAURIG
ROSE A. MATZ ZEIFMAN
MAX FRIEDMAN
DAVID KAHRNOFF
SANDRA KARMAZIN
ANN MAGID
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