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10 THE WISCONSIN JEWISH CHRONICLE May 17, 1946 71 his BBYO work, Weiner is working for his degree in education in the secondary field. OBITUARIES ffj. Illi fill' i I fir v' i If -i I In all labor there is profit; but mere talk leads only to penury. Proverbs. Jack Weiner to Direct Camp Program Jack Weiner, city director of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organizations, has been named program director for Camp Sidney Cohen, it was announced by the joint committee on personnel.

Weiner comes to Camp Sidney Cohen with quite a background in the field of camping. In 1942, he served as water-front director at Camp Whitcomb for the Milwaukee Boys Club. For the last two years, Weiner was connected with St. Johns Military Academy and during the summer he was assigned as an counselor-instruc M. R.

Weiss. President L. J. Helnts. wafer She is survived by her husband, Aaron; four daughters, Frieda, Mrs.

Dorothy Xagen, Mrs. Sera Schwartz and Mrs. Sylvia Gor-bitz; four sons, Al, William, Hy-man, all of Milwaukee, and Morris of Peoria, a brother, Samuel Krasnitz; and ten grandchildren. SAM SCIIEIER Rabbi Louis J. Swichkow conducted the funeral services on Thursday afternoon for Mr.

Sam Scheier, 72, of 2637 N. Forty-seventh street, who died at Mount LEO ABRAHAM' Leo Abraham, 73, of 1943 N. Summit avenue, died last week at his home after a short illness. A lifelong resident of Milwaukee, Mr. Abraham had been in the retail and wholesale cigar business for 59 years.

He was a member of the Gilead ledge of B'nai B'rith, the Elks club and the Masonic lodge. Surviving are his wife, Mellie; two daughters, Mrs. Jerome K. Harris, of San Antonio, and Mrs. Herman Veit; five sisters, Mrs.

Amanda Fieger, Mrs. I. Gartner, Mrs. Florence Epstein, Madie and Rae, and two brothers, Frank and Ralph, all of Milwaukee. Funeral services were conducted by Rabbi Samuel Hirshberg at i i Phillip J.

Weiss, Inc. FUNERAL SERVICE 1901 N. Farwell at E. Kane Sinai hospital on Wednesday after tor teaching nflery. Weiner was in charge of clubs I at the Boy's Club and the Lapham Park Social Center before he was inducted into the army.

At the present time, in conjunction with a snort illness. Interment was in Mount Zion cemetery. Born in Russia, Mr. Scheier came to Milwaukee over 50 years ago. He was a member of B'nai I I IrfrmJirr" I i i B'rith, Milwaukee Home for Aged Jews, and the Hebrew Sheltering Darld L.

Schram Sender Benaman M. GOODMAN. Preildent GOODMAN. Secretary i 1 -111 I nome. Surviving are his wife, Rose; a son, Joseph a daughter, Mrs.

Leonard W. Cony; two brothers. Louis and Dr. A. M.

Scheier. the SCHRAM BENSMAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS Established In 1892 Erery family can afford our terries without aacrlflcinr any of the finer detail! for the final tribute. iu latter of Chicago; and two sisters, Pearl of Milwaukee, and Ida, Goodman Funeral Ilomc Phone Chapel WEst 3313 1701 W. WALNUT STREET 2221 N. TEUTONIA AVE.

LOcust 8125-26 Scenes of JWB's 29th Annual Meeting in Washington Frank L. Weil (above) president of the National Jewish Welfare Board, lays wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington cemetery. Upper right: General Omar N. Bradley, head of Veterans' Administration, ad. dressing a luncheon session and congratulating JWB on its program of peace-time service to Jewish men and tne Weiss funeral chapel, 19ul N.

Farwell avenue. Interment took place at Spring Hill cemetery. SAMUEL PESSIN Funeral services were conducted by Rabbi Solomon Schulson at the Goodman funeral home, 1701 W. Walnut street, for Samuel Pes-sin, 75, of 516 N. Fifty-second street.

He died at the Wisconsin General hospital, Madison, last week after a six weeks' illness. Mr. Pessin was born in Russia and lived in Iowa for fourteen years before coming to Milwaukee in 1919. He retired fifteen years ago after operating stores in West Allis. Surviving are his wife, Sarah; two sons, Dr.

S. Benjamin, and Dr. Joseph, of Los Angeles, a brother, Morris of New York, and a sister. MRS. ZELDA GOLDBERG Mrs.

Zelda Goldberg, 80, of 1628 W. Wisconsin avenue, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Maurice Bonic, last week following a short illness. She was born in Rumania and came to this country in 1905. Funeral services were conducted by Rabbi Louis J.

Swichkow at the Schram and Bensman funeral home, 2221 N. Teutonia avenue. Interment followed in Anshe Le-bowich cemetery. Besides Mrs. Bonic.

Mrs. Gold Zionist Youth Plan to Open Summer Camp Camp Orna, the Zionist youth camp of the Midwestern Region of Hashomer Hatzair, will open its sixth annual camping season on July 3 of this year. Situated at Wild Rose, near the heart of Wisconsin's camping region, Orna comprises 80 acres of pine forest and cleared land, a lake-frontage, and many natural and built-in camping facilities. The advisory board of Camp Orna is made up of prominent Jewish leaders and Hebrew educators in the middle west, headed by Dr. Leo L.

Honor, executive director of the board of Jewish Education, and Dr. Samuel Blu-menfield, dean of the College of Jewish Studies, both of Chicago. The first period in the camping program is designed for boys and girls between the ages of 11 and RALPH C. FEERICK. President and Manager FEERICK Funeral Service women in uniform.

Right: Joint Army-Navy citation to JWB is accepted by Mr. Weil from Secretary of War Robert P. Patterson, left, and John L. Sullivan, right, assistant secretary of the navy. m.

1 1 ii u- k'e-. WEST SIDE 4620 W. North Ave. Kllbourn 1617 EAST SIDE 2025 E. Capitol Drive EDrjewood 8383 Annual Meeting of ORT Chapter Set for Monday Mt Sinai Memorial Fund Gen- MacArthur, as the official mr.

jjnai memorial runa Treasury representative in Japan. Seeks Contributions Prior to his service there, he served as the Treasury representee Memorial Fund of the La- ntiv in the Phiiinr.ir.oe 16, while the second will be con- berg is survived by two other stituted as a study and prepara A dramatic reading of the book tt ni daughters, Mrs. David Meiroff of toT tamp for leaders and pros-Milwaukee, Mrs. Irving Iliermari, pective leaders of Hashomer Hat-Los Angeles, two sons, Jack zair coming from various mid-Gould, and Martin Gould of Cin- western communities, cinnati, three brothers, Nie- Camp Orna is a non-profit or-man Lebowitz, Jacob Lobowitz organization, run in accordance with iu wave rar io uin nummu, ui iviuum omdi son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lazarus Alk, Heaven' by Miss Olga Biehnska, hospital under the chairmanship 593 Jackson street well known reviewer of books; of Mrs. I. Wald continually re-. Mr. Alk was prominently identi-and plays, will feature the annual ceives contributions from mem- wjtn Jewish affairs in Wis- mccting of the Women's American bers of the the community, not consjn ancj served for several ORT Monday, May 20, at 2 p.m.

only in memory of persons who years as a member of the General ios Angeles, and Abraham Jewish dietary laws. For further at icmple Lmanu-El ne Jeshu-; have passed away but in honor of i Committee District No 6 of B'nai run. friends or relatives for particular 1 B.rith. He 'is also a past president GOODYEAR RECAPPING ieDowuz oi Chicago, 15 grand-! information, contact Miss Naomi children, and five great-grand- Sager, 3400 N. Lnkeshore drive, children.

Election or oiiicers will be of ureen Bay lodge. Chicago, ar Miss Yehudit Kraft, N. Thirty-sixth street, Mil- MISS ROSE KAIIN i ne iviemonai una is an en-i He was graduated from the Uni-dunng means of honoring a dear versity of Wisconsin Law School waukee. iUi mc; jn .927 and was elected to COIF, tiamiirS uiuuic, imiijr tunuiuuicu honorary legal fraternity, as well as Phi Kappa Phi. He is a brother "I rf Mrs.

Harold L. Miller, president of the Federation of Jewish Women's Organizations, will be in charge of the installation of officers. Highlighting the meeting will be a report by Mrs. Harry Aron-son, who represented the local chapter at the annual convention of the Women's American ORT which was held May 13 through May 15 in New York City. Funeral services were conducted by Rabbi Samuel Hirshberg at the Weiss funeral home for Miss Rose Kahn.

75, 2857 N. Shcpard avenue, who died Sunday after a short illness. Interment was in Spring Hill cemetery. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. of Mrs.

Nathan F. Biller, 2412 Fifty-third street, Milwaukee. Applied the Goodyear factory way by factory trained technicians. Grade materials. Optional tread design.

6.00x16 SIZE More Activities Planned at Camp Sidney Cohen More out-of-door living, cooking, and hiking will feature this year's program at Camp Sidney to this fund becomes of direct benefit to patients in the hospital. This money is used to purchase equipment and provide other vital services. Anyone wishing to make contributions to the Memorial Fund may do so by mailing them to Mrs. I. Wald, chairman, 2761 N.

Downer avenue. fflnnintmtt Dfbtrattmi ionen, i.arry beclerman, camp di rector, announced. To back up this program, two more canoes, rowboats, four pup Installation of StanleV tents, and mosciuito nettinff hnve S. Karger, and Dr. Joseph Kahn, of Milwaukee.

MISS ZONA C. 1IOLZMAN Zona Claire Holzman, 18, died Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Holzman, 2557 N. Fifty-second street, LOUIS FRANKLIN A monument will be dedicated in the memory of Mr.

Louis Franklin on Sunday, May 26, at Second Home cemetery, at 2:30 p.m. Rabbi Charles Rubenstein will officiate. Relatives and friends are asked to attend. been added to the camp equipment. Over night camp sites will Marsack Post, Thursday G.

Alk of Green Bay On Thursday, May 23, at 8:00 Gef Army Award be held at the newly discovered A J1WIA.1, Ull V. 1 1 CI 1 Green Bay Word has been ter members of the Stanley Mar C' TIRE CO. 28TH AND W. WISCONSIN 820 N. MILWAUKEE ST.

1631 N. I2TH ST. DAVID RUBEN A monument will be dedicated in the memory of Mr. David Ruben on Sunday, May 26, at the Second Home cemetery, at 2 p.m. Rabbi Harold Baumrind will officiate.

Relatives and friends are asked to attend. sack Post No. 442, Jewish War Veterans, will be formally initiated and the officers installed. The charter will be presented to the new group and the installation conducted by a crack team from national headquarters. In addition to the initiation and installation ceremonies, the group will be honored by the presence Lapham Peak area which is located near the camp and which was improved by the State Forestry department.

Swimming will receive more stress then ever with the goal set for "every camper a swimmer." Special swim classes will be under the direction of well trained water safety instructors. Wood crafts, leathering, wood carving are among the offerings in the crafts classes; there will also be archery, baseball, volleyball, fishing, boating, canoeing, group singing and plays, camp fires, stunt nights, treasure hunts, cabin games, and track meets in the total camp program. following a long illness. Rabbi Charles Rubenstein conducted the funeral services at the Goodman funeral homo with interment following at Mount Zion cemetery. Besides her parents she is survived by a brother, Daniel, and grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Holzman, and Mrs. Celia Co-far. MORRIS YOUNG Morris Young, 92. a resident of the Milwaukee Home for Aged Jews since 1929, died there Monday after a short illness.

Born in Russia, Mr. Young lived in London for thirty-five years, before coming to America in 1904. He lived in Chicago for twenty-five received here that the War department is awarding the Medal of Freedom to Isadore G. Alk, former Green Bay attorney, for distinguished service in the Philippines and Japan. The Medal of Freedom is equivalent to the Legion of Merit, except that only those with overseas service are eligible for the former.

The official presentation will be made at a formal ceremony next week. Mr. Alk is chief council of the Foreign Funds Control of the Treasury Department at Washington, D. and returned several months ago from Japan after serving as financial advisor to of Ben Aronin, noted lecturer, traveler, and author, who will give a timely address entitled, "For This We Armed Ourselves." Ladies and friends of the members are invited to attend this affair. HI ulUBlS I 7606 W.

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MRS. MINNIE DOMNITZ Mrs. Minnie Domnitz, 2708 N. Forty-ninth street, died on Sunday at Mount Sinai hospital after a long illness. Rabbi Harold Baumrind conducted the funeral services at the Goodman funeral home.

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