Age 38. 54 Hobart Road, Newton Centre (Newton), MA. Born 9/16/1904, in Lewiston, ME. Died on 11/30/1942 (Monday), at 12:30 p.m., at Boston City Hospital, carbon monoxide poisoning (death certificate). Husband Bernard "Ben," age 40 (Born 7/04/1902. Died 3/05/1971, age 68. Last residence Newton), "...miraculously escaped" (The Boston Evening Globe, 12/03/1942). Husband was co-owner (with two brothers, neither present) of a family store, Dainty Dot Hosiery, 83 Essex Street, Boston. Main dining room party of six also included her married younger sister Mrs. Adelaide "Addie" Wasserman, age 32, the latter's husband Theodore "Ted," age 39, of Brookline, MA, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, age 46, and Amelia Bernstein age 41, of Portland, ME, all dead. Two other Maine couples had planned to join the group but found the club too crowded and went elsewhere before the blaze. Was identified by a brother-in-law, Irving J. Finn (not present), as the patron smiling in the background of a photo obtained from the camera of roving club photographer Doris "Lynne" Andrews, age 24 (Born 6/09/1918. Died on 9/19/1945, pulmonary tuberculosis, age 27), not present (was away developing film when the fire broke), after a posed print of an unconnected older foursome was published on the front page of the 12/03/1942 Boston Globe (detail shown here). Was raised in Lewiston, ME, and in Dorchester (Boston), MA. Married in 1924. First name was spelled "Sadye" in era street listings, "Sadie" elsewhere. Survived by daughters Elaine, age 16, and Barbara, age 11. One of 14 victims from the suburb city of Newton (including its dozen-plus "villages"), and one of two taken from the Newton village of Newton Centre (also patron Elisha Cobb, Jr., age 29). With her husband was one of 25 married couples present where one partner died and the other survived. Husband was one of two fire survivors named "Bernard Levin" (also Lieut. Bernard N. "Bucky" Levin, U.S. Army, age 30, survivor in a separate party). Parents Mr. and Mrs. Israel M. and Gertrude R. (Levin) Levin (note that the victim, her mother and survivor husband all shared same birth surname "Levin"). Burial with her victim sister and the latter's husband at Grove Street (Adath Jeshurun) Cemetery, West Roxbury (Boston), MA (shared stone shows a common death date as "November 30," correct for Mrs. Levin but not for the Wassermans, who both died on the 28th). Middle name Louise.

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