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Greenberg-Penter
Southwestern Jewish Press June 12, 1953 Page 3
Mr. and Mrs. Greenberg announce the engagement of their daughter, Audrey, to Stuart B. Penter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Its Penter.
Audrey is a student at State College. Stuart attended Woodbury College in Los Angeles, and was recently discharged from the service.
The young couple plan an August wedding.
Personals
Southwestern Jewish Press June 12, 1953 Page 3
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Kaufman have as their guest, Julia’s niece, Barbara Rindler, of New York. They will be a busy family. Following Paul Kaufman’s graduation from San Diego High School on June 19, he and his cousin are leaving on a camping trip through the National Parks.
Julia and Mac are flying to San Francisco on June 20 where they will attend the Advertising and Sales Club Convention. Lucky Mac won the trip with the aid of his girl Friday.
Mr. Harris Rubel and family wish to take this means to thank their many friends for the kind thoughts and wishes during their recent bereavement.
Houseguests of Mrs. Vera Lehrer are her daughter Mrs. Harold Dobbs (Annette Lehrer) of San Francisco, and the four Dobbs children, Steven, 10; Marilyn, 9; Gregory, 6; and Roger 16 months old. This is Roger’s first trip to San Diego and he will meet his great-grandfather, Mr. Joseph Dembo.
A family dinner party in honor of the visitors will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Berlin on Saturday evening, June 13th. Several other courtesies are being planned for Mrs. Dobbs.
Mrs. Warren Oglesby thanks her many friends for their kindness during her recent illness.
Corporal Jacob Borushek, son of the George Borusheks, is home on a furlough after nearly two years of duty in Korea and Japan. He arrived home just in time to help his parents move to their new home at 4209 67th St., where their friends will be most welcome to call.
Did you see the pictures of Stephen Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stitzel, with Nina Foch in the picture-story of television directing in last week’s “Life” Magazine?
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hirsch had as their guests for the Decoration Day weekend, Wally’s mother, Mrs. Anna Hirsch, of San Francisco.
Congratulations to Ethel and Don Pogrell who celebrated their 29th wedding anniversary on May 30. They entertained 30 guests with a theatre party at the Glove Theatre, followed by a buffet supper in their home.
Much happiness to Ruth and Alex Newman who recently moved into their new home at 3636 Granada.
Bobbye and David Jaffe have been entertaining Bobbye’s father from Springfield, Ill. For the past two weeks. The Jaffes admit they’ve seen a great deal more of San Diego and vicinity since Mr. Morgan’s arrival than in all the time they’ve lived here.
Congratulation to Rabbi and Mrs. Morton J. Cohn on the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Morton, Jr., on June 5th. Grandfather Abraham of Detroit was here for the occasion and was justly proud of his grandson.
Mrs. Niel (cq) Himmel wishes to express her thanks and appreciation for the many kindnesses shown her during her recent hospitalization.
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We’re happy to be able to report that San Diego residents cannot stay away very long. Esther Siegel received a warm reception from the staff of the Barcelona Hotel when she returned to San Diego. She found flowers in her room as a welcome home gift. All of her friends are glad to see her and hope she stays.
Also back in San Diego, after several years in Baytown, Texas, are Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jacobs (Joan Jacobson). Arriving with their parents, as new S.D. residents are 3½ year old Gary and 2 month old Kenneth. The Jacobs will move into their newly completed home about the middle of August.
Cradle
Southwestern Jewish Press June 12, 1953 Page 3
Mr. and Mrs. Denny Orlansky announce the birth of their second son, Robert Alan, on May 21. The young man weighed 8 lbs. 2 ozs. Three year old Marc is sure so husky a brother will make a good playmate.
Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Addleson and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Orlansky, have every right to congratulate each other.
The second daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Steckel is Beverly Lynne, born May 27 and weighing 5 lbs. 8 oz. Rosalind at four and a half, should find Beverly more company than a doll.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Grill of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnson announce the birth of their third child, a daughter, Gale Ann, born June 8, weighing 6 lbs. 6 oz. Big brothers, 4½ year old Curt, and 2 year old Ronnie, are looking forward to welcoming their sister into the nursery.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Arnson of Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Abe Sklar.
Young Gale Ann is the first of her family to be born in San Diego, her parents and brothers having moved here from Cleveland just three months ago.
Travel Topics
Southwestern Jewish Press June 12, 1953 Page 3
Nan and Nat Schiller left May 30th for an “a-gypsying” trip. Their only plans were to drive north and stop whenever and wherever they were so inclined. They should have some interesting tales for their friends when they return June 15th.
Mrs. Millie Harris flew to Corvallis, Oregon June 7th for a two month visit with her daughter and son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Goldberg. From Oregon, Mrs. Harris is flying to Chicago, where she will attend the marriage of her granddaughter. By no means the end of her trip, for from there she flies to New York. It will be six months before San Diegans can welcome Mrs. Harris back.
The great trek East is in full swing. Brenda and Ilene Heiman, daughters of the Leon Heimans are motoring across country with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Heiman of Los Angeles. They expect to make many stops en route with lengthier visits with relatives in New York, Boston, and Washington. The girls will be gone most of the summer but will be able to spend some time with at least one of their parents, since Leon is leaving June 18 to attend the Furniture Marts in Chicago and New York and plans to meet his daughters in New York.
Correction
Southwestern Jewish Press June 12, 1953 Page 3
Through an error in our last issue the Jewish Labor Committee was named as a sponsor of the Warsaw Anniversary program that was sponsored solely by the Yiddish Scientific Institute.
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