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Volume 130, Issue 1 (The Sentinel, 1911 THE SENTINEL April 8, 1943 " . OBITUARIES . Abrams, Charles-Late of 36391/2 Dickens Friedman, Baby Susan-Late of Gary, In- Avenue. Beloved husband of Bessie; devoted diana. Beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Free Book father of Lois; loving son of Harry and James Friedman. Funeral April 5 from Piser's Fannie; fond brother of Harry A., Sarah West Memorial Chapel, 3125 Roosevelt Read. Ask for a copy Meyers, Mollie Lavin, Frieda Epstein and Jo- Goldman, Philip-Late of 5460 S. Cornell of our free seph. Funeral March 30 from Logan Square Avenue. Beloved husband of Marian. Funeral book "How to Congregation, 3135 Fullerton Avenue. to Con- March 30 from Palmer & Lauer's New Chapel. Choose a Me- gregation Anshe Chomsk Cemetery. Conducted 4225 Roosevelt Road, to Kehilath Cemetery. morial." Com- by Gratch-Mandel Funeral Directors. Gordon, Abraham-Husband of Bella; father Barnett, Berdie-Late of 3311 Diversey of Sal and Lillian. Funeral April 2 from pletely illustra- Avenue. Beloved daughter of Harris; fond Weinstein & Son's Chapel, 3654 Roosevelt ted; gives full sister of Mary Praskin, Yetta Adler, Sam, Road. information Rose wise, Sal, Joe and Ruth. Funeral April Grossman, Louis-Late of 4145 W. 15th about cemetery 2 from Gratch-Mandel's Chapel, 2235 Division Street. Funeral March 29 from Weinstein & memorials. Street. to Ridgelawn Cemetery. Son's Chapel, 3654 Roosevelt Road. Call or send Bernstein, Edwin S.-Beloved husband of Hollander, Louise Strauss- (nee Schalk). THE FINAL CHAPTER your name and Esther (nee Grossman) ; dear brother of Late of 2118 W. North Avenue. Beloved wife March 31 from address. Louis and Jacob. Funeral of Louis; fond mother of Minnie Loebman. becomes a sacred and beau- Piser's South Memorial Chapel, 6935 Stony Funeral April 2 from Hartman-Miller's Chapel, tiful memory when the last GOLDMAN Island Avenue. 2018 Division Street, to Free Sons Cemetery. Bobrow, Max-Late of 5216 Ingleside Ave- Jewel, Frieda-Late of 1226 5. Tripp Ave- words are spoken amid the Monumental Works nue. Beloved husband ot Rebecca. Funeral nue. Beloved wife of Robert W.; fond sister traditional surroundings of April 2 from Palmer & Lauer's New Chapel. of Lt. Frank, U. S. N., Meyer and Joseph E. 2806-10 W. Roosevelt Road 4225 Roosevelt Road, to Star of the west Lauer. Funeral April 5 from Palmer & Lauer's our chapels. NEVada 5219 Cemetery. New Chapel, 4225 Roosevelt Road, to First Every little detail carefully Fk ,~k Brandt, David-Dear brother of Al Brandt. Rumanian Congregation Cemetery. and Funeral April 1 from Piser's west Memorial Kannen, Charlotte-Mother of Julius, Irving, handled by a trained Chapel. 3125 Roosevelt Road. Robert and Albert. Funeral April 5 from capable personnel. 't1houed ea of Brown, Anna-(nee Frankenbush). wife Weinstein & Son's Chapel, 3654 Roosevelt Rd. I the late Alex; loving mother of Ruth Goldman dir Conditioned Chapels Katz, Pearl-Late of 6704 Merrill Avenue. and Arthur S.; fond grandmother of four. Beloved mother of Mollie Steinberg, Max SOUTH-6935 Stony Island Ave. Services April 5 at Piser's South Memorial Sugerman and Sam Katz; 4 grandchildren. DORchester 4920 Chapel, 6235 Stony Island Avenue. Funeral April 2 from Gratch-Mandel's Chapel. NORTH-5206 Broadway Cohen, Fannie-Mother of Evelyn Feldman; 2235 Division Street, to Westlawn Cemetery. LONgbeach 4740 Morris, Mark, Lester and Dr. George Coe. Kite, Moses-Beloved brother of Mrs. B. M. WEST-3125 W. Roosevelt Rd. Funeral April 2 from Weinstein & Son's LAWndale 4920 Chapel, 3654 Roosevelt Read. Goodman, Abe, Walter, Earl and the late Louis J. Funeral March 10 from Piser's North Me- Cohen, Helen-Mother of Isadore and Rae Supervised by Rich. Funeral March 30 from Weinstein & morial Chapel, 5206 Broadway. * SQL PIZER Funeral Directors Son's Chapel, 3654 Roosevelt Road. Klein, Irene-Dearly beloved wife of the KAYE late Louis; fond mother of Lt. George; loving CHARLES E. Cohen, Lena-Late of 5125 S. Kenwood Ave- MILTON H. YAFFE Where Service and Beauty far nue. Beloved mother of Walter. Funeral sister of Joe, David, Ruby and Archibald Gold- exceed the cost March 30 from Palmer & Lauer's New Chapel, stein. Funeral March 31 from Piser's North 4225 Roosevelt Road, to Woodlawn Cemetery. Memorial Chapel, 5206 Broadway. Cooper, Louis - Father of Eva Feldman, Kohn, Pvt, Harvey-Beloved son of Ben- Sarah Kirsch and Clara Howard. Funeral jamin and Lena (nee Bachove). Funeral April 5 from Weinstein & Son's Chapel, 3654 March 30 from Piser's North Memorial Chapel. 1r Lis is but one of - BRUnswick 0900 Roosevelt Road. 5206 Broadway, to O.B.A. Cemetery. many interpretive W. Division Street Feuerstein, Philip-Late of 1236 N. Clare- Krulewitch, Mary-Dear wife of the late 2018 mont Avenue. Funeral April 2 conducted by Hyman; fond sister of Pearl Goldstein. Fu- Hartman-Miller, Inc., 2018 Division Street, to neral April 1 from Piser's West Memorial INDependence 5000 I.O.B.A. Cemetery. Chapel, 3125 Roosevelt Road. Filkovitz, Becky-Wife of Jacob; mother of Kuznetsky, Anna-Late of 5637 5. Mary- 3021 Lawrence Ave. Leo and Arthur. Funeral March 30 from land Avenue. Beloved mother of Esther Roth- Weinstein & Son's Chapel, 3654 Roosevelt man, Morris, Lillian Rivkin, Jennie Lieberman, Road, Frieda Brush, Dr. Samuel H. and Celia Mos- Morris). Devoted All services are conducted Fineman, Bertha-(nee cove. Funeral April 6 from Hartman-Miller's wife of Oscar; dear mother of Sydelle Nelson, Chapel. 2018 Division Street, to Congregation in accordance with the Doris and Sanford; grandmother of Sandra Moor Chaym Cemetery. Nelson. Funeral April Sue and Allen David Lazarus, Helen CohI-Beloved wife of Jack; wishes of the family. Memorial Chapel, 6933 1 from Piser's South fond sister of Sophie Baker, Lillian Shohet of Stony Island Avenue. New York and David Cohi. Funeral March 29 from Piser's North Memorial Chapel, 5206 Broadway, to Chevra Mischna Gomora Cem- etery. Lindo, Bertha-Late of 3135 W. 16th Street. Funeral March 24 from Palmer & Lauer's New THE LAST WORD ... Chapel, 4225 Roosevelt Road, to Shavler Pro- In Facilities for the Last Service gressive Cemetery. sympa- Meyer, Gustave A-Late of Flint, Michi- Our Newly-Built. Air Conditioned Chapel plus a personal. gan. Beloved husband of Ann (nee Orwant) thetic service offers you the finest passible at a cost withio dear brother of Flora and Della Meyer Sim- your means. mons, Sidney L. and Max P. Funeral April 5 from Piser's North Memorial Chapel, 5206 Centraily Located Broadway. Meyers, Jacob-Late of 2620 Potomac Ave. S.BERLINER GRATCH - MANDEL Beloved husband of the late Zelda; devoted father of Lillian, Eva Levitsky, Sidney and Monument Company FUNERAL D[IRCTmIRS Mack; fond grandfather of Nancy Meyers. Brunswick 5900 2235.37 WEST DIVISION ST. Humboldt 8412 Funeral April 5 from Gratch-Mandel's Chapel, 1126 DESPLAINES AVE. 2235 Division Street, to American Brother of Moghileff Cemetery. Forest Park, Illinois Morris, Samuel-Late of 5309 Cornell Av- enue. Beloved husband of Anna; dear father of PHONE FOREST 736 Harold, Philip and Laura; fond brother of Helen Sipkin. Gussie Zimmerman, Louis and 9474 Est. 1916 Van Buren 0596 Kedzie Joseph. Funeral April 2 from Piser's South DEALERS IN GENUINE COLD SPRING Memorial Chapel, 6935 Stony Island Avenue. ORIGINAL Newman, Milton-Late of 6200 University CHANNELED G R A N IT E Avenue. Beloved husband of Jeannette; loving son of Sarah; fond brother of Libbie Dailey, MEMORIAL H. Wulkan Monument Co. Esther Duber and Rose Corliss. Funeral April 2, from Gratch-Mandel's Chapel, 2235 Division MAIN OFFICE Street, to Leenas Hatzedeck Cemetery. 2938-40 W. ROOSEVELT RD. Pfefer, Simon-Late of 2039 N. Albany Av- Jewish Waldheim enue. Beloved husband of the late Sophie; de- A MODERN JEWISH CEMETERY We are not connected with any other firm having a similar name. voted father of Ida. Anna Annes, Kate Kiap- WITH FULL PERPETUAL CARE man and Mina Siegel; loving grandfather of Entrance - Harlem Ave. at 18th St. Stuart and Bette Klapman. Funeral March Bus transportation on Harlem Ave. ;o entrance S31 from Gratch-Mandel's Chapel. 2235 Division EXCLUSIVE GENERAL JEWISH SECTIONS Street, to B'nai Moish Alexandrofsky Ceme- AND JEWISH MASONIC SECTIONS tery. No taxes, assessments or permit charges M. SOROKA, Inc.- Monuments Prices as low as $35 per grave NOTICE OF ALL TYPES OF GRANITE with Full Care - Terms to suit every need. PARK CHICAGO The deadline for dedication and In For Full Particulars Phone STATE 8174 Factory and FOREST notices and cards of thanks Salesroom: 7739 Roosevelt Rd. 2952 W. Roosevelt Rd. memoriam CITY OFFICE is noon on Monday of the week of Salesroom: Forest 1155 Van Buren 6732 105 N. 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