Thomas County GaArchives Obituaries.....Mrs. Ida Feinberg Levitt  November 26 1933
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Thomasville Times Enterprise
November 27, 1933 

MRS. IDA FEINBERG LEVITT
PASSED AWAY AT HOSPITAL
HERE SUNDAY MORNING---

   Many friends throughout the city
were shocked and grieved yesterday
to learn of  the death  of  Mrs.  Ida
Feinberg Levitt at one o'clock  Sun-
day morning at the Archbold Memo-
rial Hospital.
   Mrs. Levitt had been in ill health
for about six months.  Her condition
became serious last week and she
was carried to the hospital Tuesday,
her condition being pronounced as
critical.  Death  came  early  Sunday
morning after uremic poisoning had
set in.
   Funeral services were held at the
residence on Crawford street yester-
day afternoon at 3:00 o'clock, and in-
terment  took  place  at  the  Jewish
Cemetery,  Rabbi Landau of Albany
officiated at the services,and the fol-
lowing gentlemen acted as pall bear-
ers:  Messrs  M. Warshaw, J. Silver-
man, A. Rosolio,  A.  Stein and  Mr.
B. Lubin of Camilla and Mr. H. Groll-
man of Bainbridge. All were life long
friends of the deceased.
   Mrs. Levitt was born in Riga, Rus-
sia in 1875.  She came to America at
an early age, and on September  2, 
1896 was married to  Mr. I. Levitt.
Shortly after the marriage Mr. and
Mrs. Levitt moved to Boston, GA.,lat-
er  moving  to  this  city  where Mr. 
Levitt became engaged in business.
Mrs. Levitt assisted in the manage-
ment of  the  business  and soon be-
came well known and loved my many
residents of Thomasville. 
   The deceased was a member of the
sisterhood of the B' Nai Israel Syna-
gogue of Thomasville.
   Her husband, Mr. I. Levitt, and
three children survive.  The children
are Misses Sara and Dora Levitt and
Mr. Joseph Levitt of this city.  One
brother,  Mr.  Harry  Feinberg  of
Thomasville, and two sisters, Mrs.  J.
Goldberg  of Monticello, Fla., and Mrs.
J. Lipkin of Brooklyn, N. Y. also sur-
vive.
   Many friend from Thomasville and
other nearby cities attended the fun-
eral, and there was a great number of 
of beautiful floral tributes, attesting
to the esteem in  which  Mrs.  Levitt
was held.  She was a devoted mother
and wife, and a fine and much loved
character.  Many  friends are extend-
ing their sympathy  to  her  bereaved
family, and a wide  circle of  acquaint-
ances  both  white  and colored,  will
deeply regret  to  learn  of  her  death.







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