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During the corning week, the students of Yeshiva Beth Yehudah will study in memory of
the following departed friends. In oMition, Kaddish will be said during the daily minyan.
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September 20, 2009
Joseph Samuel Berlin
Isadore Cohen
Irving Eiseman
Abraham David Glanz
Jacob Goldman
Martin Goldsmith
Benjamin Goldstein
Joseph Guterman
Ham/ Kane
Isadore Levine
Mordechai Lewis
Abe Sitorsky
Helen Pikstein
Anne Weisswasser
Goldie Rachel Yellin
Rose Ida Zackem
Molly Zelikowitz
Mordechai Alexander
David Brill
John Hayman
Aaron Lampke
Ben Markowitz
Aaron Nosanchuck
Gilbert Parker
Samuel Skolnick
Daniel Temchin
Rose Berse
Harvey Budd
Mary Cohen
Mary Falk
Mary Greenbaum
Lois Horowitz
Ida C, Miller
Rose Speyer
Mollie Tatelbaum
4 17shrei
September 22, 2009
Irvin Baskin
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David Teitelbaum
Lilly L Brod
Lilllie Droc ► etz
Rose Margulies
3 Wird
September 21, 2009
Harold Abel
Morris Ausubel
Mr Bavitch
Fanny Silber
Leah Stem
Ranalda Vargas-Opas
Nettie Zack
Sarah Orechldn
Vera Weisz
Sarah Levine
Leah Perlman
6 MAW
September 24 2009
5 Third
September 2 2009
8 Wird
September 26, 2009
Norman Bailey
Abraham Grossman
Jacob Halpern
Harry Karol
Lawrence Lopatin
Moritz Marx
Frank Moss
Rivka Bas Avrohom
Yrtzchock
Shana Goldsmith
Joseph Samuel
Abramson
Arthur Bedinger
Alvin Martin
Friedman
Dr, Harry Wotf Lindy
Philip Maiseloff
Henry Schneider
Leon Yorke
Riva Baker
Bertha Bertinger
Sadie Camenker
Fannie Escoff
Rose Ferrer
Lena Ron
Marilyn Frumkin
Anna Goldstein
Rose Grossman
Bessie Jaffa
Esther Litton
Anna Mint
Abraham Chaikin
Irvin Forman
Murray Phelps
Greenblatt
Pincus Hendler
Aaron Kantor
Harold Michael
Levitsky
Samuel Mendelsohn
Max Potok
Ruben Sher
David Shorr
Joseph Silverstein
Samuel Judah
Wiener
Senna Abelove
Rive Abramovttz
Bella Boesky
Lisa A Kartaginer
7 71shrei
September 25, 2009
Robert Camick
Gedolia Elbaum
Jacob Kogan
Sidney Margolis
George Stein
Martha Bigman
Pearl Gendler
Sarah Hochman
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Obituaries
RAE KANDEL
HILDEBRAND, 93,
of Phoenix, Ariz.,
died Sept. 8, 2009.
A salesperson at
Mr. Cardinal Shop
for 20 years, she was
also active in syna-
Hildebrand
gogue life.
Mrs. Hildebrand
is survived by her daughter, Phyllis
Rose of Phoenix; grandchildren,
Brian Gould, Gary Gould, Lauri
Pechan; sister, Marion Guttenberg;
brother, Louis Freeman.
She was the beloved wife of the
late John Hildebrand and the late
Leo Kandel; sister of the late Frieda
Rechter, the late Isadore Freeman,
the late Irving Freeman, the late Rose
Brodsky and the late Bertha Maislen.
Interment at Adat Shalom
Memorial Park. Contributions may
be made to a charity of one's choice.
Arrangements by Ira Kaufman
Chapel.
PHYLLIS BERNICE CUTLER
KRAMER, 53, of Huntington Woods
died Sept. 5, 2009.
She was a CPA, a teacher for
Ferndale and Pontiac Public Schools,
an adjunct professor at OCC and
mayor pro tem of Huntington Woods.
Mrs. Kramer is survived by her
husband, Dan; son, Jack; daughter,
Emily, all of Huntington Woods.
She was the daughter of the late
Emily Breuer Cutler and the late Eli
Cutler.
Contributions may be made to Yad
Ezra, 2850 W. 11 Mile Road, Berkley,
MI 48072 or a charity of one's choice.
Arrangements by Hebrew Memorial
Chapel.
SHARON SCHULIST, 65, of
Commerce Township, died Sept. 9,
2009.
She is survived by her husband,
Howard; son and daughter-in-law,
Keith and Mary Schulist of Torrance,
Calif.; daughter and son-in-law, Lori
and Doug Odom of Riverside, Calif.;
sister, Barbara Bressler of Farmington
Hills; grandchildren, Rebecca
Schulist, Amanda Walsh; great-grand-
child, Chason.
Contributions may be made to
American Cancer Society, 20450 Civic
Center Drive, Southfield, MI 48076 or to
a charity of one's choice. Interment at
Hebrew Memorial Park. Arrangements
by Hebrew Memorial Chapel.
Swine Flu Claims
Cornell Student, 20
Ithaca, N.Y./JTA
A 20-year-old
Cornell University student died of
complications from swine flu.
Warren Schor, a Jewish student from
Clinton Corners in upstate New York,
died Sept. 11 in Ithaca. He had been
hospitalized since Sept. 3 with flu-like
symptoms.
Schor, who was majoring in eco-
nomics and management, lived in a
fraternity house on campus, according
to the Ithaca Journal.
More than 500 students at Cornell
have reported experiencing flu-like
symptoms since the new school year
began this month.
WCBS-TV in New York City reported
that a separate medical condition con-
tributed to Schor's death.
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Israel Issues Swine Flu
Guidelines For Synagogues
Jerusalem/JTA A 33-year-old preg-
nant mother of 10 became Israel's
23rd death related to swine flu.
The woman, who was 39 weeks
pregnant, died Sunday during an
operation to remove her fetus, which
had died in utero.
Two days earlier, the 22nd Israeli
death related to swine flu was a 49-
year-old man who had serious medical
problems.
The deaths come on the heels of
guidelines issued by Israel's Health
Ministry for the religiously observant
to help them avoid contracting swine
flu in religious institutions.
The guidelines, issued Sept. 10 in
advance of the High Holidays season,
advises observant Jews to avoid kiss-
ing the hands of venerable rabbis,
as well as Torah scrolls and prayer
books.
They are told also to avoid touch-
ing their hands to their face or mouth
after shaking someone else's hand,
according to Dr. Eitan Hai-Am, the
ministry's new director-general. One
may kiss one's own tefillin, prayer
book or prayer shawl, according to the
ministry.
The advisory did not mention the
custom of kissing a mezuzah.
Flu sufferers should stay home from
their synagogue or yeshivah until they
are healthy, the advisory said.
In addition, those with flu symp-
toms should avoid food preparation
and their dishes should be sanitized
after use.
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