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August 16, 1972 ST. LOUIS JEWISH 'LIGHT Page Twenty-Seven Obituaries Irving. (Louis) Gish and Steven Grodsky; brother of Mrs. Sonia Rosenbloom, Mrs. Tooni Gordi, Mrs.

Frieda Fox and the late Saul, Sam, William and Max Grodsky; father-in-law of Elizabeth Grodsky. ETTA A. HANDELMAN, 82, 894 Leland, died Aug. 3. Widow of the late Michael Handelman; mother of Lester J.

and Stanley M. Handelman; sister of Mrs. Payge Whiser and Jack Soltz. EUGENE L. JACOBS, 88, Evanston, formerly of St.

Louis, died July 28. Husband of Millie Frank Jacobs; father of Mrs. Edwin (Jean Frances) Hirsch; grandfather of Cece Levenson and Renee Hirsch; brother of Stella Traub and the late Carrie Kramer, Annie Steiner, Gertrude Allina, Pearl Jacobson, Dr. Max, Jim and Rudy Jacobs. HARRY KAYMAN, 71, 8744 W.

Kingsbury, died Aug. 2. Husband of Gertrude Busch Kayman; father of Melvin, Sidney and Eugene Kayman; brother of "Sidney Kayman and the late Dena Brodkin. SOL KLAYMAN, 73, No. 6 Ridgegate died Aug.

8. Husband of Nettie Klayman; father of Mrs. Marvin (Geraldine) Deutsch, Mrs. Gerald (Eunice) Kenner, Robert S. and Norman H.

Klayman; brother of Mrs. Molly Wasserman, Mrs. Rebecca Zabol and Aaron Klayman. MARY LEVINSKY, 84, Indianapolis, formerly of St. Louis, died July 29.

Widow of the late Benjamin Levinsky; mother of Mrs. Saul (Ann) Rabb, Mrs. Al (Eva) Greenberger, Mrs. Bernard (Rose) Gross, Mrs. Dora Walters, Mrs.

Louis (Lil) Price, Edward Levinsky and the late Charles Levinsky and Helen Snitzer. FANNIE RASKAS, died July 31. Sister of Rose R. Spetner, Louis Joseph R. and Morris H.

Raskas and the late Sarah B. Goodman, Julius and Anna Raskas. INGRAM SAMELSON, 65, 8401 Delmar, died Aug. 8. Brother of Mrs.

Marie Sherman, Leo and Joe Samelson. LOUIS H. SHERMAN, 91, 4546 Gravois, died Aug. 2. Husband of Ida Sherman; father of Mrs.

Herman (Rose) Adelstein, Al, Phil and Morris Sherman. ABE SILVERSTEIN, 78, 894 Leland, died Aug. 4. Husband of the late Lillie Brockman Silverstein; father of Mrs. David A.

(Marian) and the late Joan brother of Mrs. Dorothy Steinberg, Samuel, Simon Lee and the late David Jack and I Harry Silverstein; grandfather of Stuart J. and Gary B. Radloff. ALVIN A.

SMITH, 73, 8681 Old Towne died Aug. 3. Husband of the late Sarah Smith; father of Mrs. Clifford (Jacqueline) Fields, Mrs. Martin (Marlene) Schneider and Martin J.

Smith; brother of Mrs. Theresa Klepner, Harry and Paul Smith. ALICE TESSLER, 80, 894 Leland, died July 28. Wife of Abe Tessler, mother of Mrs. Sam (Ethel) Weber, Mrs.

Aida Timmerman and Jerome Tessler; sister of Mrs. Mary Kirshon and the late Mrs. Sarah Landsberg, Sam, Morris, Melson and Ben Horwitz. MORRIS M. WEINREB, 68, 7853 Birchmont, died Aug.

5. Husband of Clara Weinreb; father of Mrs. Shirley Kinker, Mrs. Susan Cytron, Mrs. May Jean Wolff, Mrs.

Jacqueline Mestman and Mrs. Rose Rosen; brother of Meyer and Pinkus Weinreb and. William Israel Weinreb; cousin of and Jake Kohn. UNITED HEBREW TEMPLE CEMETERY AND MEMORIAL PARK CANTON AVENUE NORTH AND SOUTH ROAD Conveniently Located Beautifully Maintained Sensibly Priced INQUIRIES SOLICITED JOSEPH C. FRIEDMAN R.

J. WEINSTEIN OFFICE: 225 SOUTH SKINKER PA. 6-4666 or PA. 1-9949 EEl Rosenbloom "House of Eternal Life" "Baith Haichaim" is the Hebrew word meaning "cemetery" or "House of Eternal Life." There is meaning, too, in the deep-rooted sentiment for commemoration among the Jewish people. We have a wide variety of beautiful granite monuments on display from which you may choose the proper memorial for your family.

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1-5070 Chesed Shel Emeth Cemetery ANNA BERNSTEIN, 74, 8350 Delcrest, died Aug. 7. Wife of Sam Bernstein; mother of Mrs. Gerald (Viola) Feit and Dr. Aaron M.

Bernstein; sister of Isadore and Ben Librach and the late Max, Henry and Frank Librach. ALBERT H. BIERMAN, 63, 10307 Forest Brook died July 27. Husband of Mary Albert Bierman; father of Mrs. Lynn Kotkin; brother of Mrs.

Annabelle Neidenberg and Mrs. Norma Goldfarb. ANNA MAE PINK BURACK, 72, 894 Leland, died Aug. 5. Widow of the late Jack H.

Burack; mother of Mrs. Monroe (Gloria) Abrams and Steven I. Burack; sister of the late Samuel, Jack and Meyer Marx. EDWARD A. DUBINSKY, 55, 7410 Maryland, died Aug.

8. Husband of Phyllis Rosentreter Dubinsky; father of Janet, Joan, Ellen and Richard Dubinsky; son of Kate Weisstein Dubinsky and the late Carl M. Dubinsky; brother of Eleanor D. Landesman and the late Lorrayne D. Schwartz.

SARAH ERLICH, 1211 Tuxford, died July 27. Widow of the late Joseph Erlich; mother of Mrs. Isie (Jessie) Frumer and Ben Erlich. MARVEL ZELLINGER ESSMAN, 41, 1010 Llewellyn, died July 27. Mother of Jodi and Douglas Essman; daughter of Anna and the late Louis Zellinger; sister of Mrs.

Audrey Rothman and Jerry Zellinger. LOUIS N. GARDNER, 72, San Diego, died July 25. Husband of Shirley Gardner; brother of Mrs. Kitty Safron and Mrs.

Yetta Levy, Mrs. Frieda Lott, Henry and George Gardner and the late Mrs. Annie Netzer, Mrs. Tillie Gardner and Mrs. Helen Caplin.

MOLLIE GOLDSTEIN, 78, 8109 Halifax, died July 31. Widow of the late Sam Goldstein; mother of Carl Goldstein and Mrs. Martin L. (Helen) Lanznar; sister of Mrs. Sarah Riffkin, Mrs.

Mary Goldberg and Harry, Sam and Louis Siegel. LOUIS GRODSKY, 62, 730 Lantern died July 29. Husband of Toby Grodsky; father of Mrs. Center Graduates Fill Positions in Israel NEW YORK-The first class of 20 students who recently completed a a a a a a a a a a a special 12-month graduate course for community center directors and workers are now taking positions in centers throughout Israel as directors, counselors and field workers. Details of the five-year program were recently revealed by Samuel L.

Haber, executive vicechairman of the Joint Distribution Committee. The training program, named after Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz, former JDC director'general, was inaugurated last year to train top echelon center personnel at the Hebrew University's Paul Baerwald School of Social Work. The 20 students who have completed their training will be taking over leading positions in 19 existing community centers throughout the country.

Additional graduates over the next four years of the program will help staff some 60 new community centers which are expected to be built within the next five years, Haber said. The JDC will be providing $256,000 for the Dr. Joseph J. Schwartz training program, Haber reported. Hebrew University and JDC will each contribute a portion of this amount annually over the five-year period to fund the program.

JDC will allocate. another amount over a three-year period to finance field work training for the graduating students and for a special research project on Israeli ethnic groups. JDC receives funds for its programs in Israel and other countries mainly from the campaigns of the United Jewish Appeal. Other aspects of the program include refresher courses for community center personnel, development of special staff to work in deprived neighborhoods in an effort to draw the young people to the centers and developing teaching materials for supervisory personnel, Haber concluded. Now Accepting Funeral Services Come And Visit Our Beautiful Grounds.

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