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St. Louis Jewish Light September 20, 1S35 Pago 39 Obihinries Dr. Nathan Simon, 64 (Lynn) and Jeffrey; grandfather of Toni, Jacob, Ryan Ashlee, Tyler, Kailey Rose and Levi Grant; brother of Theodore (Karol) Weinhaus; uncle of Robin (Andrew) Weiss, Michael (Jane) and the late Ronald (Bunne) Weinhaus; friend of Jeannie DeRousse. Mayer Funeral Home of the Egan family, Fred Jones and John Todd. Rindskopf-Roth" MORRIS WAJNTRAUB, died Sept.

18. Widower of Larissa Grodecka Wajntraub. Rindskopf-Roth KENNETH WEINHAUS, died Sept. 1 1 Son of the late Louis and Augusta Weinhaus; father of Grant Dr. Nathan I.

Simon, a general practitioner, died Tuesday (Sept. 12, 1995) at Jewish Hospital of cancer of the esophagus. He was 64. Dr. Simon grew up in University City and attended Sol-dan High School.

He earned his medical degree at St Louis University Medical School and completed his residency at Jewish Hospital. Dr. Simon served as a captain in the Army at Neubrucke, West Germany, from 1958 to 1961. He then practiced obstetrics and gynecology in Lincoln, until 1979. In 1980, he became a general practitioner on an CLIP AND SAVE UAHC publishes fable "It is Traditional to visit the cemetery during the month of EM" (Orach Chayim) Take this prayer with you to read at the grave until Rosh Hashanah Sept.

25 and until Erev Yom Kippur Oct. 3 Prayer for the Departed "El Moley Rachamim" Omaha Indian reservation in Macy, Neb. He served the tribe for 15 years. Simon returned to St. Louis in April.

He was a member of Young Israel Synagogue and was active in Aish HaTorah. Among the survivors are three children, Mordechai Simon of St Louis, Daniel Simon of Albequerque, N.M.", and Debbie Fremerman of Passaic, two brothers, David Simon of St Louis and Rabbi Mordechai Simon of Chicago; three sisters, Sorelle Parker, Vivian Kranzberg and Shulamith Simon, all of St Louis; and four grandchildren. Congregations. Written by Seymour RosseL director of the UAHC Dept of Education and the author of 20 books for Jewish children and public schools, A Thousand and One Chickens is appropriate for all ages. The 70-page paperback is illustrated by Vlad Guzner, an illustrator of children's books in his native Russia who has had his work featured in The New York Times Book Review since his arrival in the United States a year and a half ago.

Copies of A Thousand and One Chikens may be ordered for $10 each (plus $2.50 postage and handling for the first copy, and $.50 for each additional copy) by sending a check payable to the UAHC Press, 838 Fifth Avunue, New York, NY 10021. scheduled a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays, beginning Oct 3 and ending Nov: 9. The program will run from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Cost is $20 per person. For more information, call Jenni or Chris, 768-5212.

HARVEY A. FINKELSTEIN, died Sept. 17. Widower of Judith Becker Finkelstein; son of the late Morris and Sally father of Jeffrey and Eric Finkelstein; brother of Ed (Rose), Albert (Sheri) and Steve (Susie) Finkelstein. Berger Memorial BERNARD 'BOOTZIE' GOLDSTEIN, died Sept.

15. Husband of Thelma L. Goldstein; father and father-in-law of Marsha (Joel) Roberts and Michael L. "Mickey" (Claire) Goldstein; grandfather of Samantha and Jamie Roberts, Brian K. and Corey Goldstein; brother and brother-in-law of Charles N.

(Margaret) and the late Stuart (Eleanor) Goldstein; brother-in-law of the late Gussie Kapp Glik. Berger Memorial FANNIE GROSSMAN, 93, died Sept. 1 1 Widow of Max Grossman; mother of the late Georgia Marcus and Eileen Goldman. Berger Memorial ALEXANDER IDELSON, died Sept. 9.

Husband of Rysya Idelson, father of Sofiya (Gregory) Butman I and Yakov Idelson; grandfa-5 ther of Anna Butman. Mayer Funeral Home ESTHER KOHN, 89, Den-; ver, died Sept. 11. Mother and mother-in-law of Martin (Betty) Kohn and Marilyn (the late Leo) Colowick; sister and sister-in-law of the late Oscar (Pearl), Herman (Jennie) and Sarah Barohn. Berger Memorial FLORENCE R.

OLSCH-V ANGER KRAMER, Sunrise, died Sept. 15. Widow of Dr. Kalmun K. Kramer; mother of Barbara (Harry) Shechter and Helen Hessen; sister of Gertrude Olschwanger and the late Sadie Kohn, Melvin and Jerome Olschwanger; grand God of mercy, who dwellest in heaven, grant undisturbed tranquility before Thy divine presence, in the avaltori hoinhte roeenorl for tho nnnrl IVAUIIWM IWWWI.W and pure whose light shines brightness or heaven; grant it to me soui of (named) who has departed his (her) life, and in whose memory charity is offered.

father of Mercy, shelter him (her) under the shadow of Thy Wings, and may his (her) soul be bound up in the and One Chickens i 6tfmmKo I bond of eternal life. God is his I May he (she) rest in peace in his (her) -metinn rtlisA onrl Ia ne cow Annan mother of Karen (Mitch) Stern, Sharon (Michael) Rosen, Kimberly and Craig (Melissa) Hessen; great-grandmother of Amanda, Shira, Jennifer, Danielle and Brandon. Rindskopf-Roth BERTHA SOLOMON NEWMAN, 83, died Sept. 2. Widow of Sol Solomon and Paul Newman; sister of Shirley Wasserman and the late Faye Fitterman; sister-in-law of Hyman Fitterman; aunt of Bernard (Jean) Fitterman and Albert (Mary) Wasserman.

Berger Memorial IOLA PRITIKIN, Omaha, died Sept. 1 Mother of Esther (Dito) Polito and the late Gail Pritikin; sister of Rena Gallop, Mildred Cutter and Selma Leschen. Berger Memorial ELYA SHAPSHOVICH, died Sept. 12. Father of Samuel i (Dina), Sofia and Michael (Elena) Shapshovich; grandfather of Eduard, Svetlana and Anna Shapshovich.

Mayer Funderal Home DR. NATHAN I. SIMON, 64, died Sept. 12. Father and father-in-law of Mordechai (Debbie) and Daniel (Trish) Simon and Debbie (Donald) Fremerman; brother and brother-in-law of Sorelle (William) Parker, Rabbi Mordecai, Maxine Simon, Vivian (Maurice) Kranzberg, Dr.

David (Barbara) and Shulamith Simon; grandfather of Nechama Dina, Avital, Tirtza and Mairaz Simon. Berger Memorial james tumarkin, died Sept. 12. Brother of Lawrence (Simone) Tumarkin; uncle of Andrea and Robert Tumarkin; friend 1995-96 3 3 5756 Persons needing help In determining the Hebrew names of departed family members for use In graveside prayers, may call Rosenbloom Monument Co. Rosenbloom Monument Co.

A Thousand and One Chickens, a new Chelm fable for children and their parents, has just been published by the ik Union of American Hebrew Aquatic class The SSM Rehabilitation Institute and the Arthritis Foun-' dation will be co-sponsoring an Aquatic Exercise Program at the SSM Rehabilitation Institute at St Mary's Health Cen-s ter, Richmond The program will meet twice I I I I THIS MESSAGE -j I- jjv as the 3 111 -ft "IO01 fnvh it n.a.x.i.n H-U JfmM'-MA'J Ml! (her) lot 721-5070 I prayers find 5756 and may enjoy an unending day on. 7501 Olive St Rd. Since 1905 I 1 1 1 BERGER MEMORIAL HAPPY ELUL, TISHREI, CHESHVAN, KISLEV, TEVET, ADAR, NISAN, IYAR, SIVAN, AV! RE ST. LOUIS JEWISH COMMUNITY FOR FOUR GENERATIONS i Richard VV. Stein Sonia W.

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