Comments, May 2020

Re: Mercer-Bucks Jewish Historical Society - May 2020   😀

Barbara Melmed	Thu, May 14, 6:59 AM (1 day ago)
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Mark and I visited the cemeteries last week. We were very impressed with the work that has been done. The fences, signs, and the general condition was amazing. Well done!!

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Barbara Melmed

Barbara@Melmed.com

Re: Mercer-Bucks Jewish Historical Society - May 2020 😉

Estelle Finkle	1:42 PM (2 hours ago)
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Thank you, bless you, as always, Cousin Art.  I hope you are well,  I haven't read anything about restrictions and number of virus cases in Trenton.  I hope no one I know has been affected.

Be well, stay safe,

Cousin Estelle Finkle

September 8, 2017

Jewish Community Center Bath House and Pavilions - Designed by Louis I. Kahn.

Re: Mercer-Bucks Jewish Historical Society - May 2020   😃

GLOVER	10:49 AM (5 hours ago)
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Art:

Bless you for achieving a nearly impossible task, May they rest in peace.
The underground video was incredibly interesting!

Tom

Re: Mercer-Bucks Jewish Historical Society - May 2020   😃

Albert Stark	10:09 AM (6 hours ago)
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Nice. 

Re: Mercer-Bucks Jewish Historical Society - May 2020   ☺

Lynne Kidsbridge	11:40 AM (4 hours ago)
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thank you cuz

hope yr staying safe !!!!!

Thanks, Lynne

Lynne Azarchi, Exec. Director   

              KIDSBRIDGE Tolerance Center

Ronald Schnur <ronaldschnur@gmail.com>	Tue, May 12, 6:02 PM (15 hours ago)
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Arthur:

Can you or maybe someone on the Trenton Jewish Historical Society website give me info on the following:

Ben and Mae Robinson

Maury Robinson

Ben's father was Samuel Robinson, who had a store at 551 South Clinton. He had 3 kids, Maury (who had Maury Robinson Mens Clothiers on Hamilton Avenue near the high school), Jerry (the famous cartoonist who drew Batman and Robin, and invented the character of the Joker), and Edith.

Ben was the brother of my grandmother, Mary Robinson, who married Simon Shankman who had the mens' clothing store at 175 South Broad.

I'm trying to put together some family info for the younger generation. If anyone can help, much appreciated.

And thank you for all you do for Trenton Jewish history.

Ron Schnur