Sunday, October 30, 2022
Comments October, 2022
Bruce
Zagnit
4h ·
Happy birthday Mom (9/29) Dad (10/21)-both missed
Are their Cigars any good?
I Certainly haven't seen this in
"Trenton," but Trenton is the Smallest State Capitol and Quite a Lot
of things in the Townships, and even in Burlington County have
"Trenton" addresses.
Brothers of Israel, 1881
Rose Movitch and Dinky Freidman
Beautiful women.
Love this picture!!
Great
picture 
Such wonderful
women!
Great photo of
some wonderful ladies!
Wow beautiful
lady's
Great,
accomplished women!
Beautiful memory
I played Bridge
with Rose at Audrey Levine’s house 10 years ago
Love this
Tuesday, August 2, 2022
Comments July 2022
Comments July 2022
17h ·
My Grandmothers (Abramowitz)home on Decatur St in Jew Town . South
Trenton this was the farthest you could go without being in the river . At the
bottom of South Trenton where the Justice Complex is now .
My fathers
family also lived on Decatur St
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My grandmother
on Decatur st
Naomi Lavine Hauser originally at South Broad & Front (Mill
Hill Park today.).
They swapped locations with Swern’s (Swern’s would
become Lit Brothers) & then Goldberg’s would be located at South Broad
& Lafayette.
They opened a branch in the Morrisville Shopping
Center (later to be occupied by Lit Brothers & Dunhams, and today a Dollar
Store.).
The Goldberg building on South Broad &
Lafayette had structural problems, forcing the store to close at that location
Naomi Lavine Hauser originally at South Broad & Front (Mill
Hill Park today.).
They swapped locations with Swern’s (Swern’s would
become Lit Brothers) & then Goldberg’s would be located at South Broad
& Lafayette.
They opened a branch in the Morrisville Shopping
Center (later to be occupied by Lit Brothers & Dunhams, and today a Dollar
Store.).
The Goldberg building on South Broad &
Lafayette had structural problems, forcing the store to close at that location
My uncle was Controller there. I remember the
wooden floors creaking and that crazy blue Color on the wall.
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Hello,
Art, I hope all is well with you. Thank you for this
email. I'm too young to recognize anyone in the pictures. But I
have a question about your "Civic Leaders" listing, I'm
surprised that my father's name isn't in it. I think that he had a shoe
store in Bordentown in 1929 where my parents met. And of course, I know
about his furniture store on N. Broad St. by the time I was born.
"Joe's Furniture Outlet" that lasted until after 1975, the year he
passed away and my uncle Joe Nochumson took it over. I no longer have any
pictures of it, unfortunately.
Be well,
Blessings,
Estelle
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Thank you again.
Re: Trentons' Jews 2022
External
Inbox
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I have
appreciated all that you have done concerning Jewish history for all of these
years and still very much still involved
You have
helped us know how difficult many of these years were and appreciate who we are
and what we have today partially because of our ancestors
Barry troll
Sent from
my iPhone
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I have appreciated all that
you have done concerning Jewish history for all of these years and still very
much still involved
You have helped us know how
difficult many of these years were and appreciate who we are and what we have
today partially because of our ancestors
Barry troll
Was young rabbi when I lived
in Trenton.
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Hello, Cousin Art. Thank
you for the invitation to the Oct. 2 cemetery project visit. I can't
come, but I'm impressed by the idea. God should bless you for doing
this. I hope all is well with you.
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