Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1947 — Page 16
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THE NATIONAL JEWISH POST
Friday, January 24, 1947
ANNUAL DONOR LUNCHEON DATE Janet Muscat SET RY SOUTH BEND HADASSAH ls Brid ® of
Rabbi Feinberg
♦ STATE SOCIETY
By MRS. JOSEPH TOMBER Open house will be held Sunday,
SOUTH BEND-The date for Feb. 2, by the Rose Post, J.W.V., Sp gaRY The marriage of Janet the annual Donor Luncheon, for Regional vice-commander Muscat t0 Rabbi Adolph j Fein ; April 22, has been chosen by Morris Nathan, in the club head- berg of H ammond has been an-
South Bend Hadassah, and Mrs. quarters.
Arthur Scheer has been named City Club Has New Home—The general chairman. She will be City Club bought a new home for assisted by co-chairmen Mrs. A. their club house on 903 E. Jef-
Births
nounced by the bride’s brother, J. David Briggs. After a honeymoon trip to French Lick Springs, they have returned to
G. Cohn and Mrs. Louis Wolf- ferson St., and opened it Saturday Gary a ’ nd are residing at
berg.
The chapter has announced a
evening, to their members. Hebrew Institute Women Plan
recent gift of $100 by Sophie Lunch—The Ladies Auxiliary of
Tucker, famous actress.
the Hebrew Institute have set May 6 for their annual Donor
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Taft, the home of the bride, until they are able to find a residence in Hammond. The double-ring ceremony was
Workmen’s Circle Conclave—A Luncheon. Mrs. Sol Wolvos is reacl Dec - 27 Dr - ( George district meeting of Workmen’s chairman and Mrs. Ixjuis Reisman Pox of the South Shore temple in
is co-chairman.
Notes—Mr. and Mrs. David
olis will be held at noon Sunday Brazy are vacationing in Florida; in the Hebrew Institute. Abe also Maurice Hurwich and Mr. ei o er 8 ° Weinstein is in charge. and Mrs. Maurice Shapiro . . . Beth El Supper—Newlyweds David J. Hurwich is spending the and young married couples will winter in Miami Beach . . . Rev. bo guests at a Sunday night sup- and Mrs. Jacob Berkover will
per at 6:30 p. m. Sunday in the leave for Pittsburgh to visit Mr. associated with the House of vestry. Information may be ob- and Mrs. Morris Sloan. He will Muscat furniture company. She
Circle members from Gary, East Chicago, Whiting and Indianap-
Chicago. Mrs. Marvin H. Feinberg of Springfield, 111., was matron of honor, and Maurice L.
Cleveland, Ohio,
brother of the bridegroom, served
as best man.
Active in the civic and religious life of Gary, Mrs. Feinberg is
lained by calling 2-8644 or 3-3052. celebrate his 70th birthday
is the widow of the late Soly
Technlon Committee Organized Dave Halpern spent the holiday Muscat. She is a member of Tem- — Following a talk by Dr. Shlomo vacation with his parents ir\ Bos- P* e El, and serves on the Kaplansky, president of the Pal- ton and returned to Notre Dame faulty of the religious school estine Institute of Technology at University to resume his studies synagogue. Haifa, a South Bend committee . . . Joe Speiss of Brooklyn is Rabbi Feinberg, who has been to foster the school’s work was visiting his sister and brother-in- spiritual leader of Temple Beth organized. Members of the com- law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schnei- in Hammond for the past mittee are Arthur S. Simon, Irv- der, and other relatives in South seven years, is well known as an ing Garnitz, Jacob I. Levy, Sam Bend . . . Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. aut bor and lecturer. He was reBerman, Louis Wolfberg, Sidney Burke were hosts to friends Sat- eemly separated from the chap Weiss and Ben Piser. urday evening in the Indiana eetps of the army with the Beth El Men Plan Dinner—A Club at a dinner. Guests were ran ^ °f major. He served overdinner will be held at 6:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph R. Mayer- seas fo1 l' 4 months and was Wednesday by the Beth El Men’s feld, who are leaving soon for awa |ded nine decorations, inClub, with Prof. Rufus Isaacs of Honolulu, and Mr. and Mrs. Ira eluding the bronze star and the Notre Dame speaking on "Mathe- Ciralsky, who will spend some m y commendation ribbon,
matics In The Imagination.” time in Florida; Miss Rose
Mrs. Saul Block is chairman. Krause of Fort Wayne was an Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Cohn are B’nai B’rith Bowlers—Four out-of-town guest . . . Mr. and spending several weeks in Miami teams of Hammond B’nai B’rith Mrs. Leonard Schrager are in Beach . . . Elaine Bronsteen and Bowlers will come to South Bend New York City on a 10-day shop- Beverly Gilman were hostesses at Sunday to compete with local ping and pleasure trip . . . Pvt. a shower Saturday afternoon, teams. Dr. Louis Fishman, Sid- Leslie Leviton, son of Mr. and honoring Miss Betty Lou Brown, ney Berebitsky, Dave Berebitsky, Mrs. Ben Leviton, has arrived in bride-elect . . . Morris Rosner of Harry Kollinger, Bill Kohn, Clif- Trieste, Italy . . . Miss Shirley Philadelphia is visiting Mr. and ford Kohen, Hyman Sherman, Margaret Weiss spent the holi- Mrs. Aaron Friedman . . . Mr. George Berebitsky, Henry Pas- day with Mr. and Mrs. Sol Perl- and Mrs. Jacob Moss, and Della kin, Charles Ochstein, Henry Rif- muter in Louisville, and returned Moss are leaving for a trip to kin, Abe Berebitsky and Ben to her home with Mrs. Perl- Florida . . . Miss Sheila Cohn Reck will bowl in St. Louis Feb. muter . . . Mr. and Mrs. Morton spent the holidays in Pittsburgh l t >16. Linder spent a week’s vacation • - • J- Jacobson visited his grandVets To Hold Open House— in Buffalo and have returned . . . son > Gavid Shapiro, who is at-
tending a Yeshiva in Detroit . . . Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Schrager returned to South Bend after a six weeks’ honeymoon in Denver, Col., Los Angeles and San Francisco. They are residing temporarily with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schrager . . . The Misses Irene Halasz, Madelon Marcus, Elsie Minkow and Rachael Raab of Elkhart, Ind., attended the Jr. Hadassah Regional board meeting, in Chicago . . . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fefcrman and Herman Ries are vacationing in Miami
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brender and family attended the funeral of Mr. Brender’s father in Columbus, O. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Banon moved to 510 west Colfax Ave. . . . Dr. Frank Shapiro, intern at St. Joseph hospital, is driving to Canada to spend a week with his parents, and other relatives. . . . Jean Rubin is visiting in New York. . . . Mrs. Harry Graubard and children, New York, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Feingold, and other relatives in the city. . . . Mrs. Joseph Greenwald left for New York to visit her sister who is ill. . . . Mr. Moe Spiess, former resident, visited in South Bend, and was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rubin, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Medow, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Medow, Mr. and Mrs. Jordon Kapson, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Rubin. . . . Dr. and Mrs. Jacob Rosenwasser moved to their new home at 415 Indiana, Mishawaka. . . . Marvin Fishman, Cleveland, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Handel Feingold. . . . Miss Dorothy Hershberg, New York, visited in South Bend and Mishawaka.
SOUTH BEND—Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levy announce the birth of a son, Jan. 19, in Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Levy is the former Lee Weiss. • • • SOUTH BEND—Mr. and Mrs. Morris Aronson announce the birth of a son, Jan. 14, in Elkhart, Ind. Mrs. Aronson was formerly Sally Rosen. • * • SOUTH BEND—Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dloughy, former residents, announce the birth of a daughter, Jan. 12, in Chicago. Mrs. Dloughy is the former Blanche Sandor of Mishawaka. • • * SOUTH BEND—Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Feldman announce the birth of a son, Jan. 14, in Memorial hospital. • * * FORT WAYNE—Dr. and Mrs. Myron Bernstein announce the birth of a daughter. Sue Ann, Jan. 13 at St. Joseph Hospital.
Polly Silver Albert Meyer, Jr. To Wed Feb. 2 Special TERRE HAUTE -Mr. and Mrs. Phil Silver announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Polly, to Albert Meyer, Jr., son of Mrs. Albert Myer, Sr., and the late Albert Myer of Springfield, 111., at 11:30 a. m. Sunday, Feb. 2, at the Terre Haute House. Rabbi Leonard J. Mervis will officiate.
Caifornia Girl, Julius Cohen To Wed Sunday Special SOUTH BEND — Miss Bert Landes, Los Angeles, will be married to Julius Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen, South Bend, Sunday in Chicago. After a wedding trip, the couple will reside in South Bend.
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War Vets To Conduct Services Next Friday Special TERRE HAUTE —The Jewish War Veterans will conduct services at 7:45 p. m. Friday, Jan. 31, at Temple Israel. The United Hebrew Congregation Sunday School will observe Jewish Arbor Day with an appropriate program at 10 a. m. Sunday, Feb. 2, at Temple Israel at which time they will also plant a tree in memory of some deserving person. The Temple Sisterhood will furnish the refreshments. Rabbi Leonard J. Mervis received his U.S.O. Pin this week in recognition for one thousand hours work done in Pensacola, Fla.
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Greenberg To Address Ministers—Louis Greenberg, of the Anti-Defamation office in Indianapolis, will use as his theme "Brotherhood,” when he speaks before the ministerial association at their regular Monday morning meeting on Feb. 3 at the Y.W.C.A. Lodge Interfaith Meeting—The B’nai B’rith will sponsor an interfaith meeting at 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, Feb. 5, at Temple Israel. Guests will be present from representative churches of the city and the Rev. Joseph Walker, of Bloomington, Ind., will be the guest speaker. Hadassah To Show Movies—The regular monthly meeting of Hadassah will begin with refreshments being served at 1:30 p. m. Monday, Jan. 27, at Temple Israel. Following the business meeting two short movies will be shown; one on the Life of Henrietta Szold and the other a technicolor movie. Notes—Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Greenberg and daughter, Betty Ann, of Sullivan, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Roth will attend the marriage of Miss Harriet Corrinne Schlossberg and Mr. Paul Becker, Sunday, Jan. 26, at the Shoreland Hotel, Chicago. Miss Schlossberg is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Scklossberg of Chicago, former residents of this city. Her grandfather, the
Miss Lieberman, Mr. Plotkin Are Engaged Special SOUTH BEND—Mrs. Elizabeth Lieberman, of Columbus, announces the engagement of her daughter, Miss Bernice Lieberman, to Herbert E. Plotkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Plotkin. Mr. Plotkin is a graduate of Purdue University, in the College of Pharmacy. He is a member of Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity. 15ih Trackless Trolley Arrives Four large trackless trolleys, the last of an order of 15, were delivered this week to Indianapolis Railways by the MarmonHerrington Company. With this delivery, the Company now has received 60 new vehicles w’ith.n a period of 11 months. This is the most significant addition that Indianapolis Railways has been able to make to the fleet n any like period since before the war. In addition to the trackless trolleys, the Company received during the same period 10 Mack buses, five Twin Coaches and 30 General Motors Diesel buses. Also, the system has 15 Diesel buses received in 1945. Distribution of the 60 late model motor coaches has been made on a widespread basis throughout the system. Nineteen are on south side lines, 10 serve the east side, 19 are on the north side and five are placed on the west side’s Speedway route. The other seven are scattered throughout the city wherever they are needed. The new trolleys, likewise, wdl be spread broadly so that all parts of the city can "get acquainted” with the new equipment. The transit firm also has 50 more Diesel buses and 25 trackless trolleys on order for delivery this year. late J. B. Schlossberg, was one of the past presidents of the Transportation Club, to whom tribute was paid this week. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Abe Weisman, Mr. and Mrs. John Tatelman and Mrs. Sam Pollack will attend the wedding of Miss Thelma Robbins of Danville, 111., and Allan Bo lotin of Chicago, Sunday, Jan. 26, in Chicago. Miss Robbins is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robbins, former residents of Terre Haute. Miss Eva Adel Weisman, student at the University of Illinois will be bridesmaid, and will accompany her parents home for a few days. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Tatelman and Mrs. Weisman will attend the Z.O.A. Emergency Convention while in Chicago Jan. 24 to 26. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Woolf and Miss Rose Woolf were in St. Louis last week, where they attended the funeral services and burial of Mrs. Woolf's sister, Mrs. Joseph Feldman. . . , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolf left last Tuesday for a two month’s visit in Miami Beach.