ADOLPH (Putty) GOULDER died on Oct. 28 at the age of 84. He was former president of Doan Electric Co. Mr. Goulder was bom in Hungary, and came here as a small child.
He was a partner in the building of the airport hotel here which is now known as the Sheraton Hopkins.
A graduate of Cleveland Marshall Law School, Mr. Goulder was a member of the Electrical Contractors Association; Fairmount Temple, Taylor Road Synagogue and Beechmont Country Club. He was a Mason.
He leaves his wife of 58 years, Irene; daughters, Rose Rubin, Elise Kirschenbaum and Serene Shaper; sons, Morton E., Edmund S.,. Albert J. and Herbert J.; 29 grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren.
-Cleveland Jewish News, 17 Nov 1978
He was a partner in the building of the airport hotel here which is now known as the Sheraton Hopkins.
A graduate of Cleveland Marshall Law School, Mr. Goulder was a member of the Electrical Contractors Association; Fairmount Temple, Taylor Road Synagogue and Beechmont Country Club. He was a Mason.
He leaves his wife of 58 years, Irene; daughters, Rose Rubin, Elise Kirschenbaum and Serene Shaper; sons, Morton E., Edmund S.,. Albert J. and Herbert J.; 29 grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren.
-Cleveland Jewish News, 17 Nov 1978
ADOLPH (Putty) GOULDER died on Oct. 28 at the age of 84. He was former president of Doan Electric Co. Mr. Goulder was bom in Hungary, and came here as a small child.
He was a partner in the building of the airport hotel here which is now known as the Sheraton Hopkins.
A graduate of Cleveland Marshall Law School, Mr. Goulder was a member of the Electrical Contractors Association; Fairmount Temple, Taylor Road Synagogue and Beechmont Country Club. He was a Mason.
He leaves his wife of 58 years, Irene; daughters, Rose Rubin, Elise Kirschenbaum and Serene Shaper; sons, Morton E., Edmund S.,. Albert J. and Herbert J.; 29 grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren.
-Cleveland Jewish News, 17 Nov 1978
He was a partner in the building of the airport hotel here which is now known as the Sheraton Hopkins.
A graduate of Cleveland Marshall Law School, Mr. Goulder was a member of the Electrical Contractors Association; Fairmount Temple, Taylor Road Synagogue and Beechmont Country Club. He was a Mason.
He leaves his wife of 58 years, Irene; daughters, Rose Rubin, Elise Kirschenbaum and Serene Shaper; sons, Morton E., Edmund S.,. Albert J. and Herbert J.; 29 grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren.
-Cleveland Jewish News, 17 Nov 1978
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