From the Auburn Citizen Aug 10 1920
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New York, Aug. 10 - A report that Eugene Leroy also known as Fernandez sought by Detroit and New York police in connection with the death of Katherine Lou Jackson, whose mutilated body was found in a trunk last month, has shipped for South America with the crew of the steamer Dryden today started government wireless stations working in an attempt to head off the suspect before he lands in Rio de Janeiro. |
From the New York Times, Aug 11 1920
From the The Evening Missourian, Aug 25 1920
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Wanted in Trunk Murder Case
By United Press. RIO DE JANIERO, Aug. 25 - The British steamer Dryden arrived here last night carrying Eugene Leroy who is wanted in New York in connection with the New York-Detroit trunk murder reported some time ago. He was under arrest.
From the New York Times, Aug 26 1920
From the New York Times, Sep 16 1920
From the Canadian Jewish Review, June 2, 1922
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The marriage of Miss Dorothy Galinsky to Mr. Maurice Fox was solemnized at the Berkeley Street Synagog. The bride, who was given away by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Galinsky, wore a white satin gown trimmed with white radium lace. Her veil of fine net was also trimmed with lace, and she wore a beautiful crown of white spangles and orange blossoms. The bridal bouquet was of sweetheart roses and a shower of lilies of the valley. The groom was escorted by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fox, and was attended by his sister, Mrs. Zinniman, of Detroit. Some of the guests present were the young friends of the bride and groom, the bride's brother from New-York, and relatives. After the ceremony, the guests were served with an elaborate supper at the bride's residence, 200 Berkeley Street, which was followed by dancing.
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From the Canadian Jewish Review, Dec 12, 1947
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 3132 Dundas Street West, announce the engagement of their only daughter, Louise Bebe, to Murray Cornblum, son of S. R. Cornblum; 684 Bathurst Street, and the late Mrs. Molly Cornblum, the marriage to take place June 27, 1948. Miss Fein is the granddaughter of Mrs. S. Fox, 74 Robert Street; and of Mrs. E. Fein, 3132 Dundas Street West. |
From the Canadian Jewish Review, Jan 9, 1948
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Mrs. J. Fein, 3132 Dundas Street West, was hostess at a tea at Simpson's Arcadian Court in honour of her daughter, Louise Bebe, whose marriage to Murray Cornblum takes place on June 27. About two hundred guests were received by the hostess, wearing a purple crepe dress, with a corsage of red roses and white baby chrysanthemums. Assisting in receiving were: Mrs. S. R. Cornblum, in brown satin, with corsage of yellow roses; and the bride-elect's grandmothers, Mrs. S. Fox, in brown crepe, trimmed with lame, and a corsage of bronze and yellow chrysanthemums; and Mrs. L. Fein, wearing royal-blue crepe, and a corsage of white and yellow chrysanthemums. The honoree wore a dress of pink crepe and lace, with a corsage of Talisman roses and blue chrysanthemums. The tea assistants were: Mesdames A. Zinamon, J. Sykes, P. Fox, M. Fox, and Jack Fein. Organ music was played during the tea, and the table adornment was composed of yellow chrysanthemums and multi-coloured roses, and white candles in silver holders. Mrs. S. Hoffman and Mrs. J. Sykes. of Hamilton; Mrs. O. Bank, Mrs. M. Reiter, Mrs. A. Zinamon, and Mrs. P. Fox, of Detroit, Mich.; and Miss Norma Blitztein, of Kirkland Lake, were among those present. |
From the Canadian Jewish Review, July 30, 1948
 
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The marriage of Louise Bebe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 3132 Dundas
Street West, to Murray Cornblum, son of S. Cornblum and the late Mrs. Molly
Cornblum, took place at Ostroveer Synagogue, on June 27, at half-past five
o'clock, Rabbi I. Hurwitz officiating, assisted by Rabbi J. Washer and Cantor
A. Steinberg. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her white satin
gown, which was embroidered with seed pearl beads, had a high sheer neckline,
long sleeves, tapering to the wrists, and tight bodice with the under-skirt
pleated and over-skirt draped. Her orange blossom headdress was arranged wfth
fl-losion talle and trimmed with a border of Chantallly lace, and she carried a
Bible with camillias. Miss Renee Fox, of Detroit, Mich. was maid of honor,
gowned in faille taffeta with a full bustle-back, and headdress of
multi-coloured flowers, and carried a matching cascade. The bridesmaids were:
Misses Natalie Kornbloom and Miriam Halpern, in pink sheer gowns, with matching
headdresses, and nosegays; Misses Rae Derrin-field and Marjorie Fox, gowned
alike in pale green sheer, with multi-coloured headdresses, and nosegays; and
Misses Barbara Fine, of New York, and Hilda Fay Wolman, of Toledo, Ohio, gowned
alike in pale green sheer, with multi-coloured headdresses, and matching
nosegays. Sharon Lee Fox of Detroit, Mich., was flower girl, dressed in white
satin, fashioned similarly to the bride's gown, with a long white veil and
headdress of orange blossoms, and a nosegay of pink roses. Harry David
Cornblum, brother of the groom, was best man and ushers were: Percy Lyons, Sol.
Weingarten, Dr. Ben. Zenner, Milton Mintx, Howard Komblum, William Solomon,
Harold Zinamon, of Detroit, Mich; Louis Zinamon, of Kansas City, Kansas?; Sydney
Sharpa of Winsor; and Gordon ****? and Fred Fein, brother of the bride, and Lawrence
Cohen, were page-boys, all in fall dress. The reception took place at Shaarei
Shomayim Synagogue, Mrs. Fein, mother of the bride, wearing a fuchsia-shaded
sheer gown, trimmed with silver lace, and a hat of white camellias; Mrs. S.
Cornblum, mother of the groom, wearing an aquamarine-blue crepe gown, trimmed
with lace. The bride and groom left for a motor trip, touring United States
from New York to Los Angeles. The former wore a British-tan three-piece suit,
with checked facing, and a matching alligator bag and shoes. The bride and
groom will reside at 684 Bathurst Street.
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From the Canadian Jewish Review, Nov 28, 1958
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Miss Marlene Gang, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Gang, 135 Palm Drive, and the fiancee of Fredrick Fein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent, was the honoured guest at a tea with two hundred and fifty guests present at the home of Mrs. Murray Cornblum, 676 Briar Hill Avenue, sister of the groom-elect. The marriage will take place on June 7, 1959, at Beth Tzedec Synagogue, with Rabbi Stuart Rosenberg officiating. Hostesses were: Mrs. Fein, mother of the groom-elect; and Mrs. Gang, mother of the bride-elect. Assisting were: Misses Pearl Koffman, Rosalind Harris, Arlene Glass, Carol Tanner, Claire Shukyn, Gloria Geller, Marlene Berman, Joanne Elman, and Mrs. Laurie Fein, all of whom had corsages of pink roses. Assistants at the tea table were: Mesdames A. Wolsat, Abe Wolstat, J. Sykes, I. Rebick, S. Sinaberg, R. Gang, J. Wiseman, R. Cohen, S. Kraisman, and Jack Fein. Mrs. Fein, mother of the groom-elect, wore an emerald-green, iridescent silk dress, made with side drapery caught up to a cummerbund sash and fastened by a huge green rose, and silver re-embroidered lace at the neckline. Mrs. Gang, mother of the bride-elect, wore an ivory-shaded, georgette sheath, touched with iridescent sequins. Mrs. Cornbloom, sister of the groom-elect, wore royal-blue, silk taffeta, the neckline edged with blue roses; with a long waistline and bell-shaped skirt. Miss Marlene Gang, the honoured guest, wore an American Beauty peau de soie dress made with a cowl neckline; and full skirt gathered up just below the waist-fine into a cluster of rosebuds. She had a wrist bouquet of two ivory-coloured orchids, shaded in pink. The table was adorned with arrangements of white chrysanthemums, shaded in pink, and pink roses; and white candles standing in clusters of lilies of the valley. Out-of-town guests were: Mrs. L. Sharpe, of Windsor, Ont.; and Mrs. M. Zinamon, of Los Angeles, Cal. |
From the Canadian Jewish Review, June 5, 1959
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Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gang, 135 Palm Drive, announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Marlene Carol Gang, to Frederick Fein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent, on Sunday, June 7, at Beth Tzedec Synagogue, at half-past five o'clock, with Rabbi-Stuart-E; Rosenberg, officiating, assisted by Rabbi David Monson. |
From the Canadian Jewish Review, June 5, 1959
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Here for the marriage of Miss Marlene Carol Gang, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gang, 135 Palm Drive, to Frederick Fein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent, on June 7, at Beth Tzedec Synagogue, will be: Mr. and Mrs. S. Gang, Mr. and Mrs. M. Gang; uncles and aunts of the bride-elect; Mr. and Mrs. H. Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. M. Gang, Mr. and Mrs. J. Simkovitz; cousins of the bride-elect, all of Philadelphia, Penn.; Mr. and Mrs. N. Gang, uncle and aunt of the bride-elect, of Brooklyn, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. M. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. P. Fox and children, Marvin and Miss Donna Fox, uncles and aunts of the groom-elect; Mr. and Mrs. M. Lebenbom, cousins of the groom-elect, all of Detroit, Mich.; Louis Zinamon, Mrs. H. Olias and daughters, Miss Elaine Olias and Mrs. A. Segal; all cousins of the groom-elect all of Los Angeles, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. H. Weiss, great-uncle and aunt of the groom-elect, of Denver, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. A. Enushevsky, of Guelph, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. Y. Hershon, of Ithaca, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. L. Sharpe, Mr. and Mrs. S. Sharpe, of Windsor, Ont.; Mr. and Mrs. M. Lazarus, of Kingston, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sykes, of Hamilton, Ont. |
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Miss Marlene Carol Gang, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gang, 135 Palm Drive, whose approaching marriage to Frederick Fein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent, takes place on June 7, at Beth Tzedec Synagogue, was guest of honor at a tea, given by Mrs. M. Cornblum, 676 Briar Hill Avenue, sister of the groom-elect, at her home, with one hundred and fifty guests present; at a miscellaneous dinner shower, given by Mesdames Cornblum, sister of the groom-elect; Jack Fein, 10 Tarlton Road; and Jack Sykes, 407 Roselawn Avenue, aunts of the groom-elect, with one hundred and fifty guests present; at a luncheon given by Mrs. Gordon Deson, 18 sunbeam Avenue, with ten guests; at a dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. R. Gang, 48 Hopecroft Street, brother and sister-in-law of the bride-elsect, with six guests present; at a dinner party by Mrs. S. Cornblum, 41 Beaver Valley Road, with sixteen guests present; at an evening by Mr. and Mrs. J. Simlewitzh, 473 Palmerston Boulevard, at their home, with thirty guests present; and by Mrs. M Cornblum, sister of the groom-elect, at her home, with all the out-of-town guests and memebers of the wedding procession, after the rehearsal. |
From the Canadian Jewish Review, July 24, 1959
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The marriage of Miss Marlene Carol Gang, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Gang, 135 Palm Drive, to Malcolm Frederick Fein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent, was solemnized at Beth Tzedec Synagogue, on Sunday, June 7. at half-past five o'clock, by Rabbi S. E. Rosenberg and Rabbi D. Monson, assisted by Cantor J. Cooper. The bride was given in marriage by her parents. Her gown was of white, silk organza and Chantilly lace. It was made with a lace, criss-cross bodice, caught at the waist with embroidery of seed-pearl-beads; a sweetheart neckline embroidered with matching beads; short sleeves edged with seed-pearl-beads; and a full bouffant skirt of layers of organza with a bustle back ending in a chapel train. Her finger-tip veil of tulle illusion was attached to a tiara of rhinestone and seed-pearl-beads; and she carried a bouquet of white carnations centred with a white orchid. Mrs. Murray Cornblum, sister of the groom, was matron of honour. Her gown of pink silk satin was made with a draped bodice; and a side train, with pink organza roses. She had a tiara of rhinestones; carried a crescent-shaped bouquet of deep pink roses and pale pink carnations. Mrs. Arthur Segal, of Los Angeles, Calif., Mrs. Laurie Fein, Misses Pearl Koffman and Arlene Glass, were bridesmaids. Each wore a pink taffeta gown, made with lace bodice, sweetheart neckline, and bouffant harem skirt; also a pink satin tiara, embroidered with pink beads; and carried cascades of pink roses and carnations. Sharon Sykes and Gail Fein, were junior bridesmaids. Each was dressed in pink, sheer, silk organza, made wrth a cowl neckline, cape sleeves, and large silk roses at the waistline. They had small bouquets of pink roses and pink carnations. Mollie Sue Cambium, niece of the groom, was flower girl. She wore a long dress of silk pink organza over satin, with a bouffant hooped skirt; also a pink organza and satin bandeau adorned with flowers on velvet bows; and carried a nosegay of pink roses and carnations. Roy Gang, brother of the groom, was best man. The ushers were: Laurie Fein, Marvin Fox, of Detroit, Mich., Irving Knottman, Lawrence Cohen, Ronald Fein, and Melvin Gang, of Ardmore, Penn. Richard Cornblum, nephew of the groom, was ring-bearer, carrying a white satin and lace cushion with lilies of the valley. Arches of pink and white roses, arranged with greenery, decorated the Synagogue and hall. Mrs. Abraham Gang, mother of the bride, wore a gown of champagne-coloured satin, with drapery across the hipline, shaping into a triangular train, with a corsage of orchids at the waist, and lace cap of matching material. Mrs. Joseph Fein, mother of the groom, was in a champagne-coloured satin gown; with a small headdress of crushed satin; and a wristlet of pink orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Frederick Fein spent their wedding trip in Miami Beach, Florida; Cuba; and Mexico City, the bride travelling in a beige linen suit; with a corsage of white orchids. They have taken up residence at 5 Hartham Place. Here for the marriage were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weiss, of Denver, Colorado; Mrs. Harry Olias and daughter, Elaine, Los Angeles, Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fox and children, Marvin and Donna; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Febenbom, all of Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sharp, of Windsor, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. M. Lazarus, of Kingston, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. A. Enushevsky, of Guelph, Ont; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gang. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gang, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Freeman: all of Ardmore, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gang, of Philadelphia, Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gang, of New York; Mr. and Mrs. J. Simkovitz, of Havertown, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sykes, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee, of Hamilton, Ont; and Mr. and Mrs. L. Hershon, of Ithaca, N.Y. |
From the Canadian Jewish Review, July 17, 1959
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Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Frederick Fein. 5 Hartham Place, spent their wedding trip in Miami Beach, Florida; Cuba; and Mexico City, Mexico. Mrs. Fein is the former Miss Marlene Carol Gang, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Gang, 185 Palm Drive. Mr. Fein is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent. |
From the Canadian Jewish Review, May 20, 1960
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Mrs. Esther Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent, died at the Baycrest Hospital, on May 4, at the age of eighty-two years. She was the widow of Harry L. Fein; and is survived by two sons: Joseph, 215 Chaplin Crescent; Jack, 10 Tarlton Road; six grandchildren: Mrs. Murray Kornbloom, 676 Briar Hill Avenue; and Fred Fein, 5 Hartham Place, children of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein; Larry Cohen, son of the late Mrs. Rose Cohen; Howard Lawrence Fein, 219 Wilson Avenue, Ronald and Gail, children of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fein; great-grandchildren: Molly Sue and Richard, children of Mr. and Mrs. M. Kornbloom; and Rhonda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lawrence Fein. Rabbi S. Langner officiated at funeral services. Interment was at Lambton Cemetery. Shiva was at the home. |
From the Canadian Jewish Review, May 12, 1961
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent, are back after a trip to Israel, England, France, Italy, and the Riviera, having travelled by BOAC and Air France. |
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Mrs. Molly Zinamon, of Los Angeles, Calif., ia spending two months visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent; and her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zinamon, 9 Warwick Avenue. |
From the Canadian Jewish Review, Sept 8, 1961
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Frederic Fein, 2597 Keele Street, Toronto, right, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent, graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Modern History. He was warden of Beta Sigma Rho Fraternity. He is the brother of Mrs. Murray Cornblum (Louise), 676 Briar Hill Road. He plans to attend the Ontario College of Education and then teach. |
From the Canadian Jewish Review, March 1, 1963
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Mrs. Joseph Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent, returned from a trip to Miami Beach, Florida; and Los Angeles, and San Francisco, California. In Los Angeles, she visited with her sister, Mrs. M. Zinamon: and in San Francisco, she visited with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fein, formerly of 2597 Keele Street, have taken up new residence at 81 Shaughnessy Boulevard, Don Valley Village. |
From the Canadian Jewish Review, Oct 14, 1966
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Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fein (nee Marlene Gang), 82 Shaughnessy Boulevard, on September 30. at the New Mount Sinai Hospital, a daughter, Avra Esther; grand-daughter of Mrs. Frances Gang, 134 Palm Drive, and the late Abraham Gang; and of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fein, 215 Chaplin Crescent. |
From the Canadian Jewish News, Sept. 27, 1974
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Fein, Frederick Malcolm - On-Sept; 14, late of 82 Shaughnessy Blvd. |
From the Canadian Jewish News, Aug. 15, 1975
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The unveiling of a monument to the beloved memory of the late FRED FEIN will take place on Sunday; August 17th, 10:30 a.m., Mt Sinai Cemetery, Wilson Ave.
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From the Canadian Jewish News, May 26, 1978
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It has come to our attention that a great number of invitations to our golden wedding celebration on May 28, 1978, have not been delivered due to the present conditions of mail service. We therefore request that those of our friends who have not received an invitation, check with Mrs, Fein at 782-0611 or 445-3317. We should like to point out that, since we hope that all our old friends were included in our list, if you want to come, then you were probably invited.
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