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In Loving Memory Of

MYER
LITTKY

Who passed away Jan.
3, 1981.

Together,
there's so much
good we can do.

Always in our hearts.

Your loving family

In Memory Of Our Beloved

KATHY JO BABCOCK

Who passed away Jan. 21, 1987. We miss you and

love you. You are always in our hearts.

Aunt Bea, Aunt Jeanne

and Uncle Harry

In Memory of Our Beloved "Teddy"

TED N. STEINBERGH

Who passed away Jan. 11, 1987.
We miss you and love you. You are always in our
hearts.

Mother, Joan, Allen, Susan,
Brad, Dana, Carly, Cindy

In memory of our dear beloved
Mother who passed away
Jan. 20, 1969

MINNIE A. ZACK

19th year yahrzeit will be observed
Wednesday, January 20, 1988
First day of Shevat
Who is sadly missed and will always be
remembered as the most beautiful mother in the
world by her children and grandchildren.

ROSE DAVIDSON, 87, of
Oak Park, died Jan. 9. Sur-
vived by two daughters, Mrs.
Zigmond (Barbara) Moses of
Jerusalem, Israel, and Mrs.
Harold (Phyllis) Duchan; two
brothers, William Adelson of
Largo, Fla., and Oscar J.
Adelson of Nashville, Tenn.;
two sisters, Mrs. Mae Pike of
Saginaw and Mrs. Paul
(Gwen) Kelman; seven grand-
children and one
great-grandson.

BERNARD GOLDSTON,
50, former Detroiter of
Marengo, Ill., died Dec. 28.
Survived by his wife, Joanne;
two sons, Charles of Dearborn
Heights and Mark of Ypsilan-
ti; a daughter, Robin of Dear-
born Heights; his mother, Eva
of Columbus, Ohio; a brother,
Sanford of Columbus; and a
sister, Mrs. Raymond
(Carolyn) Huiss of Columbus.
Interment Illinois.

ERNEST KLEIN, 69, former
Detroiter of Las Vegas, Nev.,
died Dec. 28. Survived by his
wife, Rebecca (Eder); and two
sons, Harold and Martin.

IDA LISNOV, 88, former
Detroiter of Kingston, Pa.,
died Dec. 30. Survived by a
son, Cy of West Bloomfield; a
daughter, Mrs. Flo Weiner of
Kingston; and eight gran-
dhildren. Interment Wilkes-
Barre, Pa.

BECKY NESSEL, 76, died

Jan. 12. She leaves her hus-
band, Abe; six children, Mrs.
Arnold (Pauline) Sabaroff,
Mrs. William (Ethel)
Ogoroskin, Morris, Martin,
Jerry and Mrs. Randall
(Carolyn) Guffrey; a brother,
Albert Goren; 14 grand-
children and nine
great-grandchildren.

Anna W. Chapin, assistant
director of the endowment
fund for the Jewish Welfare
Federation, died Jan. 7 at age
69.

DR. HARRY I. SKLAR, 69,
of West Bloomfield, died Jan.
6. Survived by his wife,
Shirley; three sons, Stuart of
West Hempstead, N.Y., Gary
of Beverly Hills, Calif., and
Robert of Santa Monica,
Calif.; six grandchildren and
one great-granddaughter.

A native of Detroit, Mrs.
Chapin was the bookkeeper
for the Federation from 1936
to 1945. From 1945 to 1962,
she left the Federation to
raise her family. She return-
ed to the Federation in 1962,
and became comptroller in
1982. She held her current
post since 1982.

LENORE
"DOLLY"
SOLOMON, 57, former
Detroiter of Plantation, Fla.,
died Jan. 12. She leaves her
husband, Leon; two
daughters, Mrs. Stanley
(Shari) Finsilver of West
Bloomfield and Mrs. Alan
(Terri) Spoon; a son, Daniel;
her father, William Seltzer; a

KATHY JO
BABCOCK

LENKA HERSKOVIC

Distance
cannot dim
your memory
or take away
warm thoughts
and concern
for someone
you really
care about.

You will never be
far away
in the feelings of
love, caring and
encouragement that
will always exist
between you and us.

We miss you, Love, Patti and Howard

FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1988

Anna Chapin

DOROTHY SHERMAN,
84, of Oak Park, died Jan. 5.
Survived by a son, Edward; a
daughter, Mrs. Eliecer
(Laura) Sredni of Barran-
quilla, Colombia; a brother,
William Epstein of New York
City; a sister, Mrs. Sadie
Woonteier of New York; six
grandchildren and 11
great-grandchildren.

The Family Of The Late

January 21, 1987

brother, Seymour Seltzer; a
sister, Mrs. Alex (Muriel)
Cowan; and five grand-
children. Interment Detroit.

ABRAHAM SCHWARTZ,
90, died Jan. 10. He leaves his
wife, Leah; two daughters,
Mrs. William (Frances) Ham-
burger and Mrs. Norman
(Zelda) Shwedel of Miami,
Fla.; a son, Harold Black of
Bethesda, Md.; four grand-
children and nine
great-grandchildren.

In Loving Memory Of

January 9, 1958

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MOLLIE CHERRIN, 78,
died Jan. 6. She leaves two
sons, Marvin and Michael; a
brother, Milton Feig of Bay
City; two sisters, Gertrude
Blumlo of Miami, Fla., and
Rose Feig; and six
grandchildren.

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

Morey & Lee Herskovic
Tom & Chaya Herskovic

The Family Of

LILLIAN
FARBMAN KAUFMAN

Wishes to express our sincere appreciation for

the kindness and thoughtfulness of relatives and

friends during the family's recent bereavement.

Anna Chapin

She attended Wayne State
University, where she ma-
jored in accounting. She was
past president of the Sheruth
League and helped establish
the Sheruth Village at Camp
Tamarack. Mrs. Chapin was a
member of the board of direc-
tors of the Fresh Air Society
since 1950 and offered her
services for the budgeting
process.

Mrs. Chapin was the chair-
man of the Council of Jewish
Federations' comptrollers in-
stitute from 1977 to 1981 in
the endowment department.
She compiled a volume of a
history of the Jews of Detroit.
Prior to her illness, she
started a second volume,
which will be dedicated in her
memory.

She worked with the
Michigan Volunteer Group
Plan for Unemployment, and
was an officer of the organiza-
tion for many years.

She leaves a son, Neil S.;
two daughters, Mrs. Dan
(Cheryl) Guyer and Mrs. Mar-
tin (Elise) Levinson; two
brothers, David Weinberg and
Lester Weinberg of Colum-
bus, Ohio; a sister, Mrs. Adele
Staller; and six
grandchildren.