Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1944 — Page 15

Friday, October 13, 1944

THE JEWISH POST

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Federation to Study Jewish Population Special FORT WAYNE —Plans for a Jewish population study for Fort Wayne and vicinity were approved by the Board of Directors of the Fort Wayne Jewish Federation Thursday, Oct. 5. Chairman of the study is Col. Chester Lichtenberg. Members of the commitee include Lawrence Levy, Jack Skadron, Mrs. Henriette Erber and Mrs. Claude Lee. This study will be made within the next few months. A meeting of the Jewish Community of Legonier will be held Wednesday, Oct. 18 to elect two representatives to the board of directors of the Fort Wayne Jewish Federation and to discuss a program of Federation. Ben Hutner president and William Avrunin executive secretary of the Jewish Federation and some of the Federation will attend the meeting. Ben Glazer is temporary chairman of the Legonier group. The Army and Navy committee of the Federation sent Chanukah packages to all Fort Wayne Jewish boys in the service.

Hadassah to Open Season Tuesday—The first fall meeting of Hadassah will be a luncheon at 1 p. m. Tuesday, Oct. 17 at the Hebrew Center. A board meeting at noon will precede the regular meeting. A program in the form of a radio bi'oadcast is being planned with Mrs. Joe Goldstine and Mrs. Claude Lee particip*iting. A digest of Jewish news will be presented by Mrs. Jacob Schwartz. Mrs. Chester Lichtenberg is in charge of the luncheon. B’nai Jacob Forms Men’s Club —The B’nai Jacob Men’s Club was organized Tuesday evening, Oct. 3 at the home of Meyer Ruchman. The aim of the club is to promote the cultural religious educational and social welfare of the men of B’nai Jacob congregation. Jack Mans Bach was elected president; David Block, vice-presi-dent, and Abe Lipp, secretary and treasurer. Meetings will be held the first Tuesday of each month at the Hebrew Center. A membership drive will open Ahursday evening at the Hebrew Center, when Rabbi Louis J. Lehrfield of Austin Community Center, Chicago, will speak. A string quartette will play. Byron Novitsky, Jack Skadron and Nathan Liff are in charge of the program. Scholarship Fund to Sponsor Card Party—The Hebrew Union College Scholarship Fund of the Temple Sisterhood under the chairmanship of Mrs. David B. Fishman, will sponsor a card party and bingo at the Temple at 8 p. m. Saturday, Oct. 21. There will be door prizes and refreshments will be served throughout the evening. The committee assisting Mrs. Fishman includes the Mesdames William Brosler, Harry Daniel, Bud Fisch, Jack Frank, Ben Hutner, Manuel King, Sam Kraus, Harry Landy, Ben Levy, Nelson Nieman and Sol Rothberg. Synagogue Notes The B’nai Jacob congregation will have its congregational dinner at the Hebrew Center at 6 p. m. Sunday, Oct. 29. Installation of the following new officers will take

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Perris Again Heads Kneseih Israel Special HAMMOND—Isadore Perris was re-elected president of Kneseth Israel Congregation for the third time at the annual meeting Oct. 3. Other officers elected include Jack Kinkei, vice-presi-dent; Carl Gabovitch, treasurer; Frank Efron , recording secretary, and Phillip Holzberg, finan cial secretary. Directors named are J. Abrahamson, Mr. Gabovitch, William Silverstein, Harry Feldman, Joseph Lynn, Joseph Fogelman, Max Krause, Irving Weiss, N. D. Altshuller, Sam Gubitz, A1 Echt, Nathan Cohen, Frank Efron, Mr. Finkel, Mr. Perris and Mr. Holzberg.

HAMMOND-Lt. LeonarJ Daughters of Israel Elect-Mrs. (Shadow) Kraus, 27, former Carl Gabovitch was elected presHammond athlete, was wounded ident of the Daughters of Israel in action in Holland recently, and at a mec,in £ Get. 3. Other officers has been awarded the Purple are Mrs Jack Harns - V ^e-Pres. Heart, according to a letter re Went; Mrs. Abe Silver, treasurer, ceived by his wife, the former Mrs - Mandel, financial secretary,

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Young Women’s Club Installs—

at Ft. Benning, Ga„ in May, 1943. Mrs - Dave Ein was installed as president of the Young Women's

Club at an open meeting Tuesday,

place: president, Jack Skadron. Mrs Abe MorriSi viC e.president, 1st vice-president, Byron Novit- Jeanette Morris> Secretary, Ruth sky, second vice-president, Jack treasurer, and Mrs. Molly Mansbach; treasurer and finan- Rosen financial secretary, were

cial secretary, Samuel Sohen and also installed

corresponding secretary, Abe sisterhood to Meet-The first Zinn. Mrs. Gilbert Rubin is in me eting of the Beth El Sisterhood charge of the dinner. will be held in the Solarium Rabbi Frederic A. Doppelt’s .Wednesday, Oct. 18. Luncheon sermon topic tonight at Achduth w in be served, and Rabbi A. J. Vesholom congregation will be Feinberg will give a book re-

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Notes—Cpl. Leonard Weinraub, Am! Society Meeting Scheduled who was stationed at Tyndall —The Julia Marcus Aid Society Field, Fla., spent the past two will meet Tuesday, Oct. 17. weeks visiting his wife and son. Lodge to Meet Wednesday—The He left Tuesday for his new sta- regular meeting of B’nai B’rith tion at Westover, Mass. ... Mr. will be held at Temple Beth El at and Mrs. Roy Netter were called 8 p. m. Wednesday, Oct. 18. to Chattanooga, Tenn., last Thurs- Religious School to Present day by the sudden death of Mrs. Chanukah Program — Rabbi I. Netter’s brother, Marvin Levin- Rockoff has begun plans for a thal. . . . Mrs. Sophie Milo has re- Chanukah program to be preturned to Fort Wayne after hav- sented by the children of the ing been away two years. She is Kneseth Israel Sunday school, the mother of Mrs. Nicholas The children of the daily religious Brazy. . . . Mr. and Mrs. William school will also participate. ChilAvrunin had as their guests the dren from 4 to 14 are eligible to past two weeks Mr.. Avrunin’s attend either school, sisters and son Mrs. Louis Good- Formation of Youth Commisman of Detroit. . . . Mrs. Nathan sion Begun—Plans for the organLiff will spend the next few weeks

visiting relatives and friends in New York. . . . Mr. and Mrs. A. Lowenstein are spending the winter in Los Angeles. . . . Mrs. Sam Hillman and son John have returned from Lorraine, O., where they spent the past weeks visiting Mrs. Hillman’s parents. . . . The B’nai B'rith bowlers organized their teams Sunday morning, October 8. Volley ball games started Thursday evening, Oct. 12 at the Temple. . . . Memorial services were held for Lt. Larry Ress by the local B’nai B’rith Tuesday evening. Lt.-Ress is the first casualty of the lodge. . . . Mrs. Hortene Lichtenberg of Atlanta, Ga., is spending a few days with Col. and Mrs. Chester Lichtenberg Mrs. Joe Weinraub is visiting her son in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mose Se-

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Jospe to Discuss • What Is a lew?" Special BLOOMINGTON—The first in a series of classes on Contemporary Jewish Groups will be held at 7:00 p. m. Thursday, Oct. 12, at Indiana University Hillel Foundation, under the direction of Dr. Alfred Jospe. The subject of discussion will be, “What is a Jew?” At Friday evening serv ices at 7 p. m. Dr. Jospe will continue the group of sermons on “Marriage” which he began last week. A Jewish quiz program will follow. Classes in Hebrew for all in terested persons will begin at 11 a. m. Saturday. Hillel will remain open all day Saturday for the convenience ot homecoming students and a tea dance will be held at 5 p. m.

ization of a Zionist Youth Commission to educate and train Young Judea leaders were begun following the address of Miss Lillian Schwartz last week. Philip Holzberg, Zionist president, and Mrs. I. Lem, Hadassah president, will work toward the formation of a Commission of eight members, of which Rabbi I. Rockoff and Rabbi A. J. Feinberg will be a part. Notes -Cpl. Maurice Waxman has returned to the hospital after spending eleven days with his family and friends. . . . Abe Marcus, who is at St. Margaret’s Hospital, is improving. . . . Mrs. Hannah Shapiro, Chicago, mother of Mrs. Chester Levenson, is ill at St. Margaret’s Hospital. . . . Mrs. Lester Blowitz has joined her husband at Camp Bow-ie, Tex. She is the former Henen Newman. . .. Sidney Malitz has returned to Chicago Medical School after a visit with her parents in New York City. . . . Miss Ruth Katz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Katz, is in Philadelphia visiting friends and relatives. She will remain for several weeks. . . . Miss Loretta Taitz has returned from Roselle, N. J., w'here she visited her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosenblatt Mrs. Leon Kaplan and Mrs. William Kraus spent four days in Bloomington visiting their daughters, Doris Kaplan and Maralyn Kraus at Indiana University. . . . Mrs. Alvin Maierson, the former Annette Arkin, is taking graduate work at the University of Chicago. Ens. Maierson has gone overseas. . . . Mrs. Dave Friedman is visiting her daughter, Miss Annette Jaffee, a WAVE, at Waterloo, la.

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Sisterhood to Hear Taxay Farewell Special TERRE HAUTE -The Temple Israel Sisterhood will hold its opening meeting at 2 p. m. Monday, Oct. 16, at the Temple when Rabbi J. Marshall Taxay will give his farewell address. A social hour will follow, with a tea lor the new members as guests. At a board meeting of the Sisterhood held last Friday* Mrs. Harold Schloss and Mrs. Irwin Jacobs were appointed delegates to the State. Sisterhood Board meeting at Indianapolis Wednesday, Oct. 18. A Sisterhood bridge party will be held at the Phoenix Country Club sometime in November and another project will be given in January with Mrs. A. N. Levin, as chairman, assisted by the Mmes. IrwJn Jacobs, Stanley Dreyfus and Maier M. Levin. The Sisterhood has agreed to join other groups in the city in an inter-faith meeting to be held soon. The committee chairman appointed by the president for the coming year are as follows. Mmes. Henry Adelman, Lew’is Sutin, Max Goodman, Ben Becker, David Rosenfeld, Stanley Dreyfus, Milton Levinson, Ed Chaskin, Maier M. Levin, A. N. Levin, Lillian Duenweg, Sam Pollock, Bernard Roth, Leon Bloom, A. H. Kaufman, Leo Joseph, Harry Berkowitz, Harold Schloss and A1 Berkowitz and Irwin Jacobs.

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