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Martin Fern, 93, former Detroiter
of Washington, D.C., died April
21. In the early 1920s, to suple-
ment his income, he began sell-
ing newspapers. The business
prospered and became the basis
for the Highland Park News
Company, a shop that continued
in business for more than 50
years under his guidance, and fi-
nally was transformed into the
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Detroit Public Schools in 1924,
spending most of his career at
Sherrard Intermediate School,
teaching mathematics and Eng-
lish. He worked in the theater
and in educational radio broad-
casting, did graduate work at the
University of Michigan, was an
early active participant in the De-
troit Federation of Teachers. In
the early 1960s he retired from
teaching, moved Paperbacks Un-
limited to its present location, and
considerably expanded its scope.
He sold the bookstore in 1978.
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Lois Fern of Chevy Chase, Md.,
Annette Fern and Hal Bloom of
Chicago; sister-in-law, Jeannette
Coral of West Bloomfield.

Samuel Glossman

Dr. Samuel Glossman, 79, of
West Bloomfield, died May 4. Dr.
Glossman was an orthodontist
and was on staff at Sinai Hospi-
tal. He was a lifetime member of
Alpha Omega Fraternity, a mem-
ber of Great Lakes Orthodontic
Organization, Tweed Organiza-
tion, B'nai B'rith, Mason-Shriner,
Craftsman Lodge, Food and Wine
Society of Detroit and board of
Chamber Music Society of De-
troit.
He leaves his wife, Bernice;
sons and daughters-in-law, Paul
and Kathryn Winston of Ann Ar-
bor, Peter and Laurie Winston of
West Bloomfield, Joel and Susan
Winston of Silver Spring, Md.
Jonathan and Jill Winston of
Santa Cruz, Calif., Robert Gloss-

Mabel Kallet of Detroit, died May
8. She was a longtime member of
Temple Beth El, past vice presi-
dent of its sisterhood, past vice
president of the Northeast sec-
tion of Women's American ORT
and past board member.
She leaves her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Dr. Maerit and Rhoda
of Tucson, Ariz.; daughter, Mary
Judith Kanner; four grandchil-
dren; five great-grandchildren.

Samuel Kaplan

Samuel Kaplan, 87, former De-
troiter and the longest known
broadcaster in American radio
history, passed away this past
January in Far Rockaway, N.Y.
Mr. Kaplan conducted the
"Yeshiva Bochur" program on Ra-
dio Station WEVD for 42 years
from 1936 to 1978 when he re-
tired. The Yiddish-language pro-
gram was devoted to tales of Jew-
ish history and dramatized the
lives of Jewish sages and histor-
ical figures.
The program attracted a loyal
following by educating listeners
about Jewish history and religion.
His serial dramatizations of
events in the lives of the Rambam
(Maimonides), Rashi (Rabbi Shlo-
mo Ben Yitzchak), the Maharal
of Prague, and others, were avid-
ly followed. He also drew upon
ancient sources in the Talmud
and Medrash with the help of his
researcher, Rabbi Tuvia
Golombek.
He is survived by three sons,
Joel of Far Rockaway, Bernard
of Staten Island, Yeshaya of
Brooklyn; 10 grandchildren; 13
great-grandchildren; brother,
Jack; sister, Sophie.

Ghinda Marrich

Ghinda Lee Marrich, 58, of Farm-
ington Hills, died May 2. She was
the owner and co-founder of
Beadworks in Franklin, which
was founded in 1983; it ships
beads all over the world. She
graduated from Mumford High
School in 1953 and attended Ohio
State University. She was the re-
gional vice president of ORT, a
Channel 56 Auction Volunteer, a
volunteer for WJR "Call for Ac-
tion," board member of Kadima,
and she was honored by Groves
High School a Woman Entrepre-
neur.
She leaves her husband, Don-
ald; daughters and sons-in-law,
Karen and Dr. Robert Krohner of