The Phoenix Jewish news., 1949-08-19
Prescott Is
Haven During
Summer Also

Cool ocean breezes blowing in
land from the Coast have lured
many Phoenicians out of the heat
to spend vacations in Los Angeles
and surrounding beach resorts.
A beach home at Hermosa Beach
will be occupied for the month of
August by DIR. and Mrs. John
Kruglick, 1901 E. Whittier Dr.,
and their three youngsters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Burdman,
4317 N. 18th Dr., are spending
time in Los Angeles, San Diego
and Elsinor.
Returned from La Jolla, a popu-
lar vacation spot with Phoenicians,
are Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Groebel
and son, 331 w. Cambridge.
Near San Diego for their holiday
are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Green and
family of 2935 N. 10th Ave. Miss
Ruth Leon, 800 w. Culver, spent
several weeks in Los Angeles, as
did Mrs. Ben Lando, Gerald and
Donald, 1885 E. Moreland. Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Feiler, zoos E. Null
berry, spent a week in Los An
geles.
Stone Family Leaves
The Harry Stones, 1872 w. Palm
Lane, with their daughters, Faye
and Mrs. Martin Shapiro, and her
son, are in Westwood. Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Lando and twin daughters,
Sharon and Judy, of 533 w. AL
meria, are in Santa Monica, as
we'll as the Jack Klamans, 1926
w. Lynwood, and the Daniel Mar
tins, their daughter and son-in-law,
Of E. Oak st.
Anna D. Barer, 507 w. Lyn-
wood, is spending the month of
August in Los Angeles with her
sons, Louis and Donald Diamond,
and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Silverman,
1888 w. Willetta, took Andy and
Ronnie to Los Angeles and on to
San Francisco to combine a trip to
the midsummer furniture market
with visit with relatives and va
cation.
Mrs. Ed. Ramras, 1908 w. Gar
field, and oldest daughter vaca-
toned in Los Angeles, too. After
an extended motor trip to the
North Rim of the Grand Canyon,
Bryce and Zion National Parks,
and Boulder Dam, Bernie Fogel-
son, Martin Bogot, his nephew,
and Mrs. Max Fogelson of 322 E.
Verde Lane will vacation at Her
mosa Beach.
Coplands to Arrowhead
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip COPELAND,
315 w. Cambridge, and daughter,
Evanne, motored to Arrowhead to
pick up Gayla, who has been study
ing on a music scholarship the past
six weeks at the Arrowhead Music
Camp. From there they vacationed
in Los Angeles and environs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis Weiss, and
sons, Kenneth and Michael, 225O
N. 10th Ave-, spent a week with
Mr.. Weiss's parents in Venice,
Calf. Mrs. Max Shoob and
"Butch," her younger son, of 2911
N. 9Th Ave., are spending the re-
mainder of the summer with Mrs.
Shoob's sister in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Phillip Marquisee and her
girls of 326 E. Weldon will spend
few weeks on the coast with Mrs.
Marquisee's parents. The Sidney
Pickelners of 315 w. Highland
left for Coast vacation in early
August, and DIR. and Mrs. Jacob
Reichert, 521 w. Encanto Blvd,
were slated to leave for Los An
geles in mid-August from where
they will select beach resort to
spend the remainder of the month
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Goldman
Jr., were scheduled to leave fol-
Los Angeles to attend the wedding
of Helene G. Sussman on August
21, and will remain in the coast
city for short vacation.
Creenbergs Go to Oregon
After spending some time II
Minneapolis, Mimi, with friends
and family, Mrs. H. Greenberg
2930 N. 10th Ave-, journeyed to
the Coast and up to Portland
Oregon. :.
Heading for Northern California
are Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Spector
933 w. Willetta, who will vacation
at Carmel. Esther Krevitsky, 307 A
Alzona Park, visisted her sister
and brother-in-law, Cantor ano
Mrs. Ben Perl of Stockton, Calf.
and spent time in San Francisco
Hank Bland, 1926 w. Vernon, Wis
tied relatives in Oakland.
Travelling eastward for their va
cations were many other Phoeni-
clans, among them Joseph Lieber-
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