Jewish Post, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1959 — Page 2
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The National Jewish POST and OPINION
Friday, August 7, 1955
Dr., Mrs. E. Gabovltch Welcome First Son Dr. and Mrs. Edward Gabovitch, 2707 E. 58, became the parents of a son, David Steven, July 30, in Coleman hospital. They also have a daughter, Ellen Sue, 2. Mrs. Gabovitch is the former Phyllis Stein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Stein of Cincinnati. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrsi Carl Gabovitch of Hammond. All the grandparents visited ilieir new grandson on the occasion of his brit Aug. 6. .
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JCC Invites Parents To Camp Night Nearly 150 families are invited to attend the Parent’s Night at the Jewish community center’s Kiwaca day camp, at 8 p.m.
Monday, Aug. 10.
They will have the opportunity to speak with the camp’s staff, view the camp sites and rooms, see the new log cabin and Totem pole, and take part in one of the
SOCIAL COLUMN
(Continued from Page 1) Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Solomon, 7912 Ridge Rd., on the Solomon’s
boat.
Gerald Myron Gottlieb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gottlieb, 3034 Broadway, left Aug. 1, to enter naval training in San Diego, Cal. He is a graduate of Technical
pole, and take part in one of me ^ sc hool. His new address is camp’s ceremonies at the “coun- ^ uSNTC, San Diego, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Uri Joffe, 5663
cil ring.”
If there ,is rain, the program will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Aug. 11.
Westchester Luau Saturday Night A luau will be held at Westchester country club beginning at 9 a.rn. Saturday, Aug. 8. The evening will feature George Freije’s orchestra, and a' midnight supper Hosts and hostesses for the evening are Messrs, and Mmes. Morris Mitchell, A1 Mordoh and Philip Gold.
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sister-in-law, Julie Harris, the as guest of her brother-in-la
Broadway star, will open in play, “The Warm Peninsula,
Pi'imrose, are vacationing in South Haven with their children. Mrs. Morris Calderon and two
Mrs. Irwin Altschuler, of Chi
cago, for about a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam‘Fisher, 3545 Watson Rd., have returned this week from their vacation in
- weeK irom uieu vcnjanun children, 4720 Kingsley dr., left Florida The Fishers drove down last Sunday, Aug. 2, for Chicago, j ]yri am j Beach, stopping at
The family will visit friends and
relatives
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Katz, and chil-
points of interest on the way. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Passo and
7' • | children, Ruth Ellen, Jeoffrey, dren, Beverly and Louis, 4727 N. | and Ricky> returned last Ritter st, will leave for their. week from their vaca ti 0 n in vacation in Miami Beach, Fla., 1 Q hattan(>0 g aj Tenn., where the in the middle of August. j jf am jjy v j s ited friends and relaLeaving this Sunday, Aug. , tives Their vacation also includfor their vacation in Florida, are ed a trip tQ Mammoth cave . Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Rudy and j Mr and Mrs _ Ernest Heppner} family, 5140 Crittenden. The 2520 Ff or thview Ave., were in Rudys plan to visit Lt Col. and c . ndnnati last we ekend. Their Mrs. Sidney Stern and fami y m daUghterj Anita, is spending her St. Petersberg. The S erns, oi C nmmpr at Stonveroft camn in
1 mer residents of Indianapolis, i have just returned from Europe. Following their visit in St. Pet-
| ersberg, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy and ■ ^ weekend were Dr and Mrs 1 family will vacation in Miami r>r>> , T10T , a AAaiin ?;Q9.n N\ Parker
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Among those who traveled to French Lick for the Jazz Festival
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Caine, Mr.
Bernard Malin, 5920 N. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green-
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David Gurian, 3710 N. Merid- _ _ _ ian, returned July 25 from va- Visiting
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IJH . E. Ressler, 7504 N. Meridian, which is being produced by his Miss Kramer arrived Aug. 2. brother. Manning Gurian. The Visiting Mrs. Alex Fox, Mrs. show opens at the Helen Hayes Paul Steinmetz, Mr. Alex Lazar* theater Oct. 22. and Mr. Eugene Lazar last week Mr. and Mrs. Jacob B. Solo- were their two sisters from New
mon, 3140 N. Meridian, have re- York city.
turned from Chicago after visit- Mr. and Mrs. Max Selig 79gn ing with their family, Mr. and N . Illinois, have as their guests A/Tr* Irwin Altschuler, of Chi- their son-in-law and daughter
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Mermelstein, Pittsburgh. Also visiting are their grandchildren, Margery Sue, and Robert Mermelstein! The Mermelsteins will be in the
city for two weeks.
Miss Roselynne Meckler, Detroit, Mich., is in Indianapolis to visit her uncle and aunt, Dr. Aaron L. Arnold, 8740 Washington blvd. W. Dr. Miss Meckler arrived last Saturday, Aug. 1.
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he back . . , Dr. and Mrs. Leo Kammen, Jean and Richard, returned last week from their vacation. The family was in New York City to attend the bar mitzva of a cousin. In addition the Kammens traveled to Colorado where they vacationed for two weeks on a dude ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Strauss, 6141 Ralston dr., returned last week from their vacation in northern Michigan. Philip Poppe returned home after having completed six weeks summer training for the army at Ft. Riley, Kans. In September, Mr. Poppe will renew his studies as senior at Indiana where he is majoring in
business.
His sister, Janice Poppe, is back after spending two weeks at the Versailles hotel in Miami Beach, Fla., with two girl friends, Maureen Garber and Betty Lefkovits. Philip and Janice are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poppe, 7515 W. Hilliday dr. Mr. and Mrs. Poppe have just returned from their vacation which included vacationing at the Concord hotel in the Catskills, a family wedding in Baltimore, and a trip to New York city.
Starlight Musicals Sets "The Boy Friend" One of the most successful examples of reverse lend-lease on record, a British musical satire called "The Boy Friend,” will be presented by Starlight Musicals Tuesday, Aug. 11 to Sunday, Aug. 16, at the Butler bowl. Starring are Jet MacDonald and Don Crichton. Tickets are available at the boxoffice after 5 p.m. or at Ross and Babcock ticket agency.
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