YESHIVA BETH YEHUDAH

Administration Office: 557-6750

Founded 1914

JOSEPH TANENBAUM SCHOOL FOR BOYS SALLY ALLAN ALEXANDER SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

15751 West Lincoln Drive
Southfield, Michigan 48076

32605 Bellvine Trail
Beverly Hills, Michigan 48010

75 YEARS OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT

Richard Wiatrak of Troy and
Mayda and Larry Dudek of
Madison Heights; brothers
and sisters-in-law, Irving and
Shirley Goyer of Farmington
Hills, Jack and Florence
Goyer of Las Vegas and
Stanley and Roslyn Goyer of
Las Vegas; sisters and
brother-in-law, Ruth Goyer of
Redford, Lee and Peter Col-
bert of Redford; nine
grandchildren.

Max I. Blumberg

Max I. Blumberg, 92, the co-
founder of Madison Electric
in 1914, of Farmington Hills,
died Feb. 22. He was a
member of Franklin Hills
Country Club and Congrega-
tion Shaarey Zedek.
He leaves his wife, Ruth; a
daughter and son-in-law,
Adele and Jerome Sonenklar
of Bloomfield Hills; sons and
daughters-in-law, Milford and
Melby Lewis of Franklin and
Frank and Carol Lewis of Far-
mington Hills; nine grand-
children and four great-
grandchildren.

Saul Schwartz

Saul Schwartz, 73, of
Southfield, died Feb. 23.
ME Schwartz was the owner
of Arrow Radio and TV Ser-
vice in Detroit for 52 years.
He was a member of Brandeis
Lodge, B'nai B'rith and a past
president of Temple Israel. He
leaves his wife, Dorothea;
daughters and sons-in-law,
Marilyn and Jack Lebowitz of
Boca Raton, Fla., and Lauren
and Patrick Davis of Oak
Park; a sister and brother-in-
law, Doris and Alvin
Rosenker of Marilyn Heights,
Mo.; his father, Max; and four
granddaughters.

Aaron R. Gristy

Aaron R. Gristy, 64, of
Grosse Pointe Woods, died
Feb. 21.
He was a member of Temple
Israel, vice president of
Barker Tool Co., vice presi-
dent of Signet Corp., and a
member of Sales Automotive
Engineers.
Mr. Gristy leaves his wife,
Marianne; a son, David; a
daughter, Claudia; a brother
and sister-in-law, Herman
and Lorraine of Farmington
Hills.

Sam Silverman

Sam Silverman, 97, of West
Bloomfield, died Feb. 21.
A native of Russia, he im-
migrated to the United States
in 1910 and came to the
metropolitan area in 1911.
A veteran of World War I,
he was married to the late

Yetta Silverman for 58 years.
He began working as a fruit
peddler with a horse and
wagon first on the lower East
Side of New York and 10 years
in Detroit in the Eastern
Market.
He later bought party
stores in Garden City and
Oak Park.
He is survived by a son and
daughter-in-law, David and
Eileen Silverman of Oak
Park; daughter and son-in-
law Gladys and Louis Kay of
West Bloomfield; six grand-
children and 11 great-
grandchildren.

During the coming week Yeshiva Beth Yehudah will observe
the yahrzeits of the following departed friends, with the
traditional memorial prayers, recitation of kaddish and stu-
dying of mishnayos.

Iphigene Sulzberger

(JTA) — Iphigene Ochs
Sulzberger, matriarch of the
family that has owned the
New York Times since 1896
and granddaughter of Rabbi
Isaac Meyer Wise of Cincin-
nati, the founder of American
Reform Judaism, died at her
home in Stamford, Conn., on
Feb. 27. She was 97.
Her heritage was that of the
enterprising Jews of German
origin, who came to the
United States in the early
and mid-19th century to
make their mark and achieve
fame in merchandising, in-
dustry, finance and
publishing.
Iphigene Ochs was born in
Chattanooga, Tenn., in 1892,
the only child of Adolf Ochs
and Iphigenia Wise Ochs. Her
father was proprietor of the
Chattanooga Times, a leading
newspaper in Tennessee.
Ochs bought the then
faltering New York Times in
1896 and moved his family to
New York, where Iphigene,
known to her family as "Iffy,"
was educated at home and
later at private schools.
She enrolled at Barnard
College in 1910 and was ac-
tive at the Henry Street Set-
tlement and in the Jewish
Big Sisters program.
While a college student, she
met Arthur Hays Sulzberger,
son of a cotton merchant.
Later they met again when
he was a lieutenant in the
U.S. Army. They were mar-
ried in 1917.
Sulzberger became presi-
dent and publisher of the
Times in 1935, a position he
bestowed on his son-in-law
Orvil Dryfoos in 1957.
Iphigene Sulzberger was ac-
tive in philanthropy
throughout her life, serving
at various times as trustee of
the Hebrew Union College-
Jewish Institute of Religion,
the Reform seminary which
gave her an honorary Doc-
torate of Humane Letters.
The Sulzbergers had four
children, 13 grandchildren
and 24 great-grandchildren.

Duchin Productions

ADAR MA R.
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Abraham Berman
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7
Max Berris
4
7
Joe Bigmon
4
Moses Koller
7
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Sarah Miller
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7
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David H. Rom
7
4
Lillian Silverman
7
4
Bertha Weitzman
7
4
Leo Zentmon
4
7
Abraham August
8
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Bessie Derris
5
8
Emanuel Greenspan
8
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Ralph Koelner
8
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Rose Konikof
8
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Karl Levin
8
5
Anna Levine
8
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Kothrine Rodner
8
5
Joseph Saks
5
8
Hyman Schwartz
5
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Blanche I. Stern
5
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Janet Straus
5
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Susan Topor
6
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Michael G. Bardi
9
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Max Citrin
9
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Alan Coleman
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Dr. Bernice Feigenbaum 9
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Freda Freed
9
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William Goodman
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A. Isaac Korman
6
Max Langwold
9
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Abram Nuss
9
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Milton Ribiot
9
6
Sara Rubenfaer
9
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Mendel Stork
9
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Eva Topor
9
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Isadore Warren
9
6
Milton Wertheim
Rebbetzin Rachel
9
6
Zager
10
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Julius Cohen
10
7
Bertha Fischer
10
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Minnie Fisher
10
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Lottie Gerson
10
Aaron Lonkin
7

ADAR MAR.
10
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Israel Malik
10
7
Sophy Meisner
10
7
Herman Schwartz
10
7
Rose Temchin
10
7
Benjamin Topor
11
8
Rose Aronoff
11
8
Esther J. Bragman
11
8
Mox E. Charness
11
8
Harry Faber
11
8
Anne Kaufman
11
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Samuel Liberson
11
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Ida Mondelsohn
11
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Louis Menenberg
11
8
Jacob Rosenberg
11
8
Solomon Rosenberg
11
8
Libby Simons
11
8
Natalie Wogmon
11
8
Ida Weider
11
8
Ernest Wolfsheimer
Louis Daniels
12
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Lena Farber
12
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David Grossman
12
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Goldo Guttman
12
9
Isadore Kromer
12
9
Solomon Lapinsky
12
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Sam Mendelsohn
12
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Bess Osborne
12
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Samuel Techner
13
10
Morris Abel
13
10
Harry Altman
13
10
Rebecca Barron
13
10
Abraham Berkowitz
13
10
Morris E. Bloomberg
10
13
Benjamin Bruseloff
13
10
Sally Danzig
10
Rabbi Joseph Eisenmon 13
13
10
Kalman S. Florence
13
10
Simcha Kleinemus
13
10
Rose Lewis
13
10
Karl Loewenstein
10
13
Sarah Rotofsky
10
13
Lebo Silverstein
13
10
Irving Zeff

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