Mrs. Sam Klyman Dies

Mrs. Sam Klyman of 1602 Vollintine, who came to this country 57 years ago from Latvia and had lived in Memphis since 1919, died at 10:50 Sunday night at Baptist Hospital after a 11-day illness. She was 81.

Services were held at 2 Monday afternoon at National Funeral Home and at 2:30 at Abraham Memorial Chapel. Burial was in Baron Hirsch Cemetery.

Mrs. Klyman was the widow of a Memphis grocer, with whom she celebrated her 60^th wedding anniversary before his death 20 months ago.

She leaves three sons, Abe B. Klyman of Collierville, Will Klyman of Covington, Tenn., and Joseph Klyman of Memphis; two daughters, Mrs. Minnie K. Brown and Mrs. Harry Diamond of Memphis; three grandchildren, Mrs. Sam Richman, Fred Irwin Klyman and Larry Allan Klyman of Memphis, and a great-granddaughter; two brothers, Sam Sheft of Memphis and Albert Sheft of Chicago, and a sister, Mrs. Anna Jacobs of Philadelphia, Penn.

Hebrew Watchman

Dec. 29, 1955, page 4