His parents were Max and Lena Blatt.
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Jewish Post, Indianapolis,
Friday, March 7, 1958, page 18:
Abe Blatt, 69, a member of Congregation Beth-El Zedeck and Monument Masonic Lodge, was buried Friday in Beth-El Cemetery. He died Thursday in St. Vincent's Hospital.
Born in Cincinnati, Mr. Blatt had lived here more than 50 years. All his life he had been in the clothing business.
Surviving are the widow, Sophia Blatt; a daughter, Janet Segar, Indianapolis; two brothers, Harry Blatt, Chicago, and Louis Blatt, San Jose, Cal.; two sisters, Ruth Weiner, Los Angeles, and Miss Celia Blatt, Cincinnati, and two grandchildren.
Funeral was from Aaron Ruben.
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Jewish Post, Indianapolis,
Friday, March 7, 1958, page 18:
Abe Blatt, 69, a member of Congregation Beth-El Zedeck and Monument Masonic Lodge, was buried Friday in Beth-El Cemetery. He died Thursday in St. Vincent's Hospital.
Born in Cincinnati, Mr. Blatt had lived here more than 50 years. All his life he had been in the clothing business.
Surviving are the widow, Sophia Blatt; a daughter, Janet Segar, Indianapolis; two brothers, Harry Blatt, Chicago, and Louis Blatt, San Jose, Cal.; two sisters, Ruth Weiner, Los Angeles, and Miss Celia Blatt, Cincinnati, and two grandchildren.
Funeral was from Aaron Ruben.
His parents were Max and Lena Blatt.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Jewish Post, Indianapolis,
Friday, March 7, 1958, page 18:
Abe Blatt, 69, a member of Congregation Beth-El Zedeck and Monument Masonic Lodge, was buried Friday in Beth-El Cemetery. He died Thursday in St. Vincent's Hospital.
Born in Cincinnati, Mr. Blatt had lived here more than 50 years. All his life he had been in the clothing business.
Surviving are the widow, Sophia Blatt; a daughter, Janet Segar, Indianapolis; two brothers, Harry Blatt, Chicago, and Louis Blatt, San Jose, Cal.; two sisters, Ruth Weiner, Los Angeles, and Miss Celia Blatt, Cincinnati, and two grandchildren.
Funeral was from Aaron Ruben.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Jewish Post, Indianapolis,
Friday, March 7, 1958, page 18:
Abe Blatt, 69, a member of Congregation Beth-El Zedeck and Monument Masonic Lodge, was buried Friday in Beth-El Cemetery. He died Thursday in St. Vincent's Hospital.
Born in Cincinnati, Mr. Blatt had lived here more than 50 years. All his life he had been in the clothing business.
Surviving are the widow, Sophia Blatt; a daughter, Janet Segar, Indianapolis; two brothers, Harry Blatt, Chicago, and Louis Blatt, San Jose, Cal.; two sisters, Ruth Weiner, Los Angeles, and Miss Celia Blatt, Cincinnati, and two grandchildren.
Funeral was from Aaron Ruben.
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