Family File for David Saul MITTMAN - Person Sheet
Family File for David Saul MITTMAN - Person Sheet
Birth21 May 1924, 171 N Willard St, Burlington, VT1464
Death22 Dec 2017, Chevy Chase, MD Age: 93
Burialaft 22 Dec 2017, 2714 Hollywood Rd, Falls Church, VA
MemoKing David Memorial Gardens
OccupationReporter for the Evansville Press (1955)280
OccupationReporter for a Newspaper (1950)1469
OccupationAdministrative Assistant Sen.Vance Hartke; Exec. Director House Budget Committee
FlagsContact Info, MITTMAN-1
Narrative
From 08 Jun 1946, 2 - St. Albans Daily Messenger at Newspapers.com:1470
Macy I. Broide
Recently honorably discharged as a corporal from the U. S. Army, Macy I. Broide, son of Mrs. Ida R. Broide of 15 Pearl Street, is one of four students on the Indiana University campus to receive the coveted Ernie Pyle Memorial Award.
Broide, a senior at Indiana, was recently named editor for the fall term of the Indiana Daily Student, one of the top-notch college daily newspapers in the country. He will graduate next February.
Broide, as a combat correspondent with the 30th Infantry Regiment of the Third Division, was one of the few correspondents to gain both the Bronze Star and the Silver Star medals. He enlisted in September 1942 and was sent overseas in February 1944.
He served in the Mediterranean and European Theaters, participating in the Rome-Arno, Southern France, Rhineland, and Central Europe Campaigns.
At Indiana, he is the campus and associate editor of the student newspaper, president of Sigma Delta Chi, a member of the American Veterans Committee and the VFW, and a member of the Flame Club, an honorary society.
He and his wife, the former Gloria Goldsholl of Gary. Ind. will return to New England following his graduation in February.
Macy I. Broide
Recently honorably discharged as a corporal from the U. S. Army, Macy I. Broide, son of Mrs. Ida R. Broide of 15 Pearl Street, is one of four students on the Indiana University campus to receive the coveted Ernie Pyle Memorial Award.
Broide, a senior at Indiana, was recently named editor for the fall term of the Indiana Daily Student, one of the top-notch college daily newspapers in the country. He will graduate next February.
Broide, as a combat correspondent with the 30th Infantry Regiment of the Third Division, was one of the few correspondents to gain both the Bronze Star and the Silver Star medals. He enlisted in September 1942 and was sent overseas in February 1944.
He served in the Mediterranean and European Theaters, participating in the Rome-Arno, Southern France, Rhineland, and Central Europe Campaigns.
At Indiana, he is the campus and associate editor of the student newspaper, president of Sigma Delta Chi, a member of the American Veterans Committee and the VFW, and a member of the Flame Club, an honorary society.
He and his wife, the former Gloria Goldsholl of Gary. Ind. will return to New England following his graduation in February.
Obituaries
From MACY BROIDE Obituary (1924 - 2017) - Falls Church, VA - The Washington Post:
MACY BROIDE “Mace”
On Friday, December 22, 2017, in Chevy Chase, MD. Beloved husband of the late Gloria Goldsholl Broide. Devoted father of Cheri (Michael Sivik) Light of Cranston, RI, Beverly (Stanley) Frye of Washington and Sandra (Michael) Banas of Brunswick, ME; cherished grandfather of Zachary (Phoebe) McNees of New York, Mitchell (Nikki) Frye of Jersey City, NJ, Bradley (Elissa) Frye of New York, Emily Banas of Providence, RI and Samuel Jacob Sivik of Cranston, RI; great-grandfather of Pacey June Frye. Born in Burlington, VT. Broide graduated from Indiana University with a degree in journalism and government. He was a decorated combat Veteran of World War II, earning silver and bronze stars and serving as a war correspondent. He was a political writer and TV newscaster in Evansville, IN. He came to Washington as the administrative assistant for Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana. After 10 years as a public affairs consultant, he returned to Capitol Hill as chief of staff of the House Budget Committee. Funeral services will be held at Temple Micah, 2829 Wisconsin Ave., NW, Washington, DC, on Wednesday, December 27, 2017, at 11 a.m., with interment to follow at King David Memorial Gardens, Falls Church, VA. Shiva will be held at the Frye residence on Wednesday, December 27, and Thursday, December 28, with Minyan at 7 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Temple Micah or a charity of your choice.
MACY BROIDE “Mace”
On Friday, December 22, 2017, in Chevy Chase, MD. Beloved husband of the late Gloria Goldsholl Broide. Devoted father of Cheri (Michael Sivik) Light of Cranston, RI, Beverly (Stanley) Frye of Washington and Sandra (Michael) Banas of Brunswick, ME; cherished grandfather of Zachary (Phoebe) McNees of New York, Mitchell (Nikki) Frye of Jersey City, NJ, Bradley (Elissa) Frye of New York, Emily Banas of Providence, RI and Samuel Jacob Sivik of Cranston, RI; great-grandfather of Pacey June Frye. Born in Burlington, VT. Broide graduated from Indiana University with a degree in journalism and government. He was a decorated combat Veteran of World War II, earning silver and bronze stars and serving as a war correspondent. He was a political writer and TV newscaster in Evansville, IN. He came to Washington as the administrative assistant for Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana. After 10 years as a public affairs consultant, he returned to Capitol Hill as chief of staff of the House Budget Committee. Funeral services will be held at Temple Micah, 2829 Wisconsin Ave., NW, Washington, DC, on Wednesday, December 27, 2017, at 11 a.m., with interment to follow at King David Memorial Gardens, Falls Church, VA. Shiva will be held at the Frye residence on Wednesday, December 27, and Thursday, December 28, with Minyan at 7 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Temple Micah or a charity of your choice.
Spouses
Birth20 Oct 1925, Chicago, IL
FatherSamuel Peter GOLDSHOLL (1900-1956)
MotherLibby SESKIND (1901-1979)
Misc. Notes
From 15 Jan 1944, 5 - Burlington Daily News at Newspapers.com:1465
Gloria L. Goldsholl Becomes Bride of Corp. Macy Broide
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldsholl of Gary, Ind., have announced the recent marriage of their daughter, Gloria Leah, to Corp. Macy I. Broide, at Fort Benning, Ga., son of Mrs. Ida R. Broide, of this city. The couple was married by the post chaplain, Capt. Samson A. Shain, on Dec. 24.
Both the bride and bridegroom attended Indiana University. Mrs. Broide majored in business administration, and Corp. Broide was enrolled in journalism.
Mrs. Broide graduated from the Horace Mann High School in Gary, where she was active in music and dramatics. At Indiana University, she was prominent in music work.
Corp. Broide is at the Infantry School in Officer Candidate Training. Previously, he was stationed as an instructor at Indiana University. While in College, Corp. Broide served as telegraph editor, night editor, and sports editor of the Indiana Daily Student and was a correspondent for the United Press and the Chicago Daily News. He was on the governing Council of Hillel Foundation and is a member of Sigma Delta Chi, a journalism honorary, and Pershing Rifles, a military organization.
Corp. Broide graduated from Burlington High School in the Class of 1941. While in Burlington, he was active in dramatics and journalism. He is a member of the local chapter of A. Z. A., junior B’nai Brith.
Gloria L. Goldsholl Becomes Bride of Corp. Macy Broide
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldsholl of Gary, Ind., have announced the recent marriage of their daughter, Gloria Leah, to Corp. Macy I. Broide, at Fort Benning, Ga., son of Mrs. Ida R. Broide, of this city. The couple was married by the post chaplain, Capt. Samson A. Shain, on Dec. 24.
Both the bride and bridegroom attended Indiana University. Mrs. Broide majored in business administration, and Corp. Broide was enrolled in journalism.
Mrs. Broide graduated from the Horace Mann High School in Gary, where she was active in music and dramatics. At Indiana University, she was prominent in music work.
Corp. Broide is at the Infantry School in Officer Candidate Training. Previously, he was stationed as an instructor at Indiana University. While in College, Corp. Broide served as telegraph editor, night editor, and sports editor of the Indiana Daily Student and was a correspondent for the United Press and the Chicago Daily News. He was on the governing Council of Hillel Foundation and is a member of Sigma Delta Chi, a journalism honorary, and Pershing Rifles, a military organization.
Corp. Broide graduated from Burlington High School in the Class of 1941. While in Burlington, he was active in dramatics and journalism. He is a member of the local chapter of A. Z. A., junior B’nai Brith.