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Submitted by Frances Teplitz

Information Picture Question
Category: Translation - Yiddish
Approval Date: 10/28/2026 3:07 PM
Family Surname: Malin
Country: USA
Date of Image: August 20, 1928
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I believe this is an engagement/wedding announcement for my grandmother and grandfather. The maternal line came from Pavlograd in Russia/Ukraine. Marian Malin wed Israel Ben-Zion Teplitz, I believe in Philadelphia, PA. He worked for the Yiddishe Veldt newspaper. I would love a translation of this announcement. Thank you!

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11/1/2026 7:02 AM Y. Malin's Daughter Married to Member of "Yidishe Velt" Business Department

Members of editorial staff and office celebrate at wedding of Miryam Malin to Yisrael Teplitski

Yesterday was celebrated in a beautiful and very impressive manner the wedding of Yisrael Teplitski, an employee in the business department of the "Yidishe Velt", with Miryam Malin, the daughter of Y. Malin, member of the "Yidishe Velt" editorial staff.
The wedding took place at the home of Mr. Malin's brother-in-law, Mr. Isaac Levin, 5224 Woodbine Avenue. The guests gathered around beautifully covered tables in the garden, and around five o'clock in the evening the huppa was set up between a row of shady trees. Reverend Kraus conducted the ceremony.
After the huppa S. Regensberg, colleague of the "Yidishe Velt", blessed the father of bride, and wishing the couple much happiness, he presented them with a check in name of the editorial staff as a speech gift.
Mr. M. Henry Potter blessed the couple in name of the "Yidishe Velt" Business Department, in which Mr. Teplitski is an employee. Many telegrams were received, among them best wishes from Mr. Jacob Ginzburg, M. Katz, Nathan Fleischer, Hillel Wichnin, Y. Kopstein, and others.
Among those who spoke, wishing the groom-bride a warm mazal tov, were also: Av. Zusman, Dr. D.H. Kagan, a close friend of the Malin family, and Mr. Louis Klingsberg, assistant treasurer of the Colonial Trust branch on 7th Street and Gerard Ave. where Miryam Malin is an employee.

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