Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1947 — Page 15
Friday, May 9, 1947
THE NATIONAL JEWISH POST
Page Fifteen
Mrs. Bronstein Is Named to Lead Kokomo Ft. Wayne Women’s UJA Campaign
Plans Completed For Banquet Dance
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FORT WAYNE—Mrs. I. L. Bronstein ha sheen named chair-
man of the Fort Wayne Women’s division of the United Jewish
Appeal, and Mrs. Meyer Ruchman is co-chairman. Team captains serving with the co-chairman are the Mmes.
Abe Beck, Jack DuBrove, Lester Jacobs, Harry King, Chester
Lichtenberg, Joseph Ostertag, Jack Pomerantz, Harry Salon, Haskell Schultz and Milton
Sugar.
Workers on the teams include spe,.!,,!
the Mmes. H. Erber, L. Lebens- FORT WAYNE--Plans for the burger, M. Nash, L. J. Novitsky, 82nd Annual Installation Banquet I. Colder, Max Himelstein, J. and Dance of the B'nai B’rith Komito, S. Gold, R. Solomon, F. Lodge Saturday, May 10 have
Lipp, N. Pollack, N. L. Salon, Sol been completed.
Rothberg, P. Schwartz, S. Edlow, Officers of both the men’s and L. Levy, B. Novitsky, Kate Men- women’s organizations of Fort dleblatt, William Platka Sr. and Wayne B’nai B’rith will be inCharles Bernstein. stalled in a joint, ceremony, the Also the Mmes. Abe Kaufman, first of its kind here, and all Nat Sheray, H. Wagoner, Abe B - na j B’rith allied organizations Field, I. Hassan, H. Novitsky, A. have been invited to attend. ByLipp, J. Schwartz, I. Weinraun, ron Novitsky will serve as toastS. Weiss, Abe Kaplan, A. Kra- ma ster and Sol Rothberg install-
kower, I. Rosenbaum, M. Wem- j n g 0 ffj cer<
bert, N. Shine, E. Frank, H. Dan- Sam Dieter, chairman, aniels and B. Fisch. nounced his assistants. They are: The Women s di ive opened Harold Sachs, Jack Pomerantz, Wednesday with a luncheon at Michael Nash Joe zinni Meyer the Anthony Hotel, at which Mrs. Warshauer> Ralph Schwartz, Irving Blum, leader among New Marty s . ]ver Bud Fisch MiU Jersey Jewish women and a mem- s sid wjoss Bill Brosler>
ber of the executive committee of the National Women’s Division of the U.J.A., was principal
speaker.
Elects First Officers
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KOKOMO—Mrs. Sam Kaplow has been elected president of the recently organized Hadassah chapter here, and Mrs. Frank Mervis is vice president. Others elected at an enthusiastic organization meeting include Mrs. Robert Fried, secretary and Miss Miriam Klein,
treasurer.
Fred Tourkow, Sam Hillman, Wm. A. Braun and Larry Levy. Mrs. Haskell Schultz,and Mrs. Sid Weiss will represent the Wo-
I/Hiire to Install—New ofllcers mon ’ s group - Elcan<>r Spitzberg
o' Fon Wayno B'nai B'Hth wiil
be installed at a dinner-dance at
and Marshall Warshauer the
A t A „M Ai'neo ,„ S pe o' , ? e Hi,
chairman. Sam Hillman will be lel Foundation at Indiana U. will installed as president, and be principal speaker.
Michael Nash as first vice presi-
dent. Other officers recently Temple’s 99th Annual Meeting elected include Dr. I. Weinraub, Saturday—The Annual Temple who will be installed as second meeting will begin with a dinner vice president; Harold Sacks, sec- 6:30 p.m. Saturday. This will rotary; Charles Bernstein, treas- mark the 99th Annual meeting, urer; Fred Tourkow, Warden; Mother . Daughter Luncheon Sidney Weiss, Guardian; William May 10—The Mother - Daughter Braun, chaplain; and Sam Dieter, luncheon will be held at the TernBen Hutner and William Bron- pie next Saturday, May 10. The stein, trustees. luncheon is being catered and U.J.A. Dinner Planned—Col. Mrs. Harold Sachs is in charge William J. Platka, general chair- of reservations. A novel program
man of the Fort Wayne drive for has been planned,
the United Jewish Appeal, has an- Paul Schwartz Heads Brothernounced the appointment of Al- hood—Paul Schw'artz was elected vin Strauss as chairman of the president and Aaron Krakower as toastmaster. was named vice president of the Mothers to Be Honored—Miss Temple Brotherhood. Mentor Rosetta Aik, of Chicago, mono- Kraus was elected secretary and legist, will give a series of por- treasurer, and Abe Beck, Charles trayals at the annual mother- Fine and Irwin Rosenbaum trus-
daughter banquet to be held at tees.
6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Hebrew Tickets For Antique Candle Center. Mis. Abe Kaufman and sticks—Tickets are now on sale Mrs, Anna Baum are in charge f or the Antique Candle-Sticks doof reservations and Mrs. Gilbert n ated by Mrs. Sam Rothberg to Rubin is general chairman of the the B . nai Jacob sisterhood, dinner. Sisterhood Plans MotherSynagogue Notes Services at Daughter Banquet—The B’nai JaB’nai Jacob synagogue will be Sisterhood wlil hold its andedicated to mothers tonight, and nua j m other-daughter Banquet at children of the Sunday junior de- tbe Hebrew Center at 6:30 p.m. partment will recite. Members of Sunday> May n Mrs Gilbert Ru . the confirmation class will read bin> chairman( announcPS that essays on “Mothers' Day, Rabbi this ^ ^ a catercd affair Mrs _
Zionists To Hear Joseph Goldberg Special T E R R E H A U T E — Joseph Goldberg of New York, chairman of the National Membership Committee, will be the guest speaker for the open Zionist meeting at 8 p. m. Sunday, May 18, at Temple Israel. Rabbi Leonard J. Mervis will preside. Bible Class Siyum—The annual Siyum of the Bible group will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Sunday school rooms of Temple Israel. Under the leadership of Rabbi Leonard J. Mervis, the group has studied the narrative and legal portions of the five books of Moses, with the exception of the Priestly Code, which will be studied next year. J.W.V. to Meet — The Jewish War Veterans will meet at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the Terre Haute House. Auxiliary to Meet Monday— The Temple B’nai Abraham Auxiliary desert meeting will be held at 1:30 p. m. Monday at the Temple. Mrs. John Tatelman will give a book review. To Learn Where Life Begins— Rabbi Leonard J. Mervis will lead the discussion on the topic, “Life Begins with Judaism” before the next meeting of the Adult Education Group to be held at 8 p. m. Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Levin. Former Resident Dies—Word has been received of the death of Helen Goldstein, a former resident of Terre Haute at her home on Long Island. Bluniberg Heads Community Chest — Morris Blumberg was elected first vice president of the Terre Haute Community Chest at a meeting held last week.
Gary Noams Loss Of Harry Gordon, 82 Special GARY—The entire community felt the loss of Harry Gordon, 82, founder of H. Gordon and Sons department store, who died on Monday, April 21. He was a leader in the city’s business life for more than two decades. To hundreds of boys and girls who visited the store Mr. Gordon was known as “grandpa.” Mr. Gordon was accustomed to sit in a large chair on the first landing of the stairway off the main floor of his store and there he would greet scores of people, engage children in conversation and exchange jokes with his friends. Mr. Gordon came to Chicago from Lithuania at the age of seventeen. In 1899 he opened a small general store in Whiting, Ind. He became a downtown merchant in Gary in 1923. He was a member of the Commercial Club, the Gary Chamber of Commerce, Temple Beth El, the B’nai B’rith and the Elks. He is survived by three sons, three daughters, 10 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.
Joseph Gorfinkel announced. J.W.V. Auxiliary — Formation of a Women’s Auxiliary of the local Jewish War Veterans’ post
has been announced.
Vets Plan Memorial -The annual memorial services of the
Joseph Garfinkel is planning the program. Notes—Miss Shirley Field, daughter of Mrs. Abe Field, has passed the bar examination, and will practise law in Portland,
William Stein, 66, Dies at South Bend Spprlnl SOUTH BEND—William Stein, 66, died in Memorial hospital Sunday, May 3. Funeral services were held Monday, followed by burial in Hebrew Orthodox cemetery. Rabbi Aaron M. Rine officiated. Surviving Mr. Stein are his wife; a son, David; a daughter. Rose Bingaman, and five grandchildren, all of South Bend.
Unveiling
Jewish War Veterans will be held ° re ’ w ^ ere J* j 5 makin f ker
home. Miss Field received her
law degree from Yale University.
at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, May 18.
Notes—Jerome Marlin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marlin, was
awarded the gold medal in the n e ss for many years, died Tues-state-wide 3rd-year Latin contest ^ a y» April 28, in his home in the sponsored by Indiana University, Oliver hotel following a few
. . , Marshall Warshawer, son of nionths illness.
Mr .and Mrs. Meyer Warshawer, At one time he had operated a won the extemporaneous speech chain of men’s clothing stores in contest at his high school last Illinois. He had travefied extenweek, and Sheldon Steam, son siv ely in this country and abroad, of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Stearn, won Prayer services were held by
second place.
Abraham Seeberger, 85 Former Clothier. Dies
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SOUTH BEND
Rabbi A. M. Shulman, and Rabbi Louis Mann conducted the burial service at Rosehill cemetery, Chi-
cago.
Survivors include two sisters, Mrs. Samuel Spiro, Oliver hotel.
Alex Rabin A monument in memory of Alex Rabin will be unveiled at 2:30 p. m. Sunday, May 18, at Beth El cemetery. Rabbi William P. Greenfeld and Cantor Myro Glass will officiate. Friends and relatives are invited.
Harry Levy A monument in memory of Harry Levy will be unveiled at 4 p.m. Sunday at Kuesses Israel Cemetery. Rabbi David Shapiro and Cantor Samuel Levin will officiate. Friends and relatives are asked to attend.
Abraham See- and Mrs. Belle Harmon, St. Joberger, 85, in the clothing busi- seph, Mich.
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Central Hebrew Women To Close With Party A luncheon and card party at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday will close the season for the Sisterhood of the Central Hebrew Congregation. The luncheon will be held in the synagogue vestry. Mrs. Zena Davis and her committee are in charge of the luncheon. A program will follow, and the remainder of the afternoon will be devoted to a card social. Reservation may be made by calling Mrs. Nandor Fruchter or Mrs. David Bloom. Members and friends of the congregation are invited to attend. Meyer Nickbarg Dies; Resident Here 40 Years Meyer Nickbarg, 50, died Saturday, May 3, in his home, 553 Agnes St., at which address he had operated a grocery for the past 10 years. Funeral services were held Monday at the Aaron-Rubcn Funeral Home, followed by burial in United Hebrew cemetery. Mr. Nickbarg, who had lived in Indianapolis 40 years, w-as a member of United Hebrew and Shara Tefilla congregations and the Zionist Organization. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Ida Nickbarg; three brothers, Bernard of Indianapolis, Joseph of Buffalo, N. Y., and Max NFkbarg of Miami, Fla., and a sister, Miss left Nickbarg of Philadelphia, Pa.
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Israel Goldberg Dies Sprrlal SOUTH BEND—Word has been received here of the death in Chicago of Israel Goldberg, who owned and operated a clothing store in Mishawaka until 1936. He had been ill five years. His wife and two sons survive.
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