Trentonians in Savannah

FRONT ROW..LYNNE DIAMOND, PAULA ALBERT, AUNT FAYE,  EISENSTADT.
SECOND ROW JOANNE HOCHMAN, DICK HOCHMAN, RITA ALBERT, NANCY RING, SUSAN RING, SARA EISENSTADT,

COMMENTS - NOVEMBER 2016

COMMENTS

Ronald Warren has left a new comment on your post "South Broad Street Stores":

Directly across from the Court House on S. Warren Street was the Dinette Center owned by my uncle George Warren and his wife Josephine. It was a popular meeting place for many years. Next to the RKO Capitol was Larry's Men’s Shop run by Babe Lipman. My father (Dave) worked there part time as a second job. I remember going up on the second floor where through an opening in the wall you could watch whatever movie was playing.


Len Miller

Nov 2 (5 days ago)

Your listing of Broad Street businesses was very interesting. Your listing of "St. George" is not correct. The name was George's. It was owned by Nathan Lavinson and named for his first son. It was eventually run by George and his brothers, Herman and Harold. 

Nov 3 (4 days ago)

Hi Arthur,

You asked to identify some people, and I think I know two. In the first picture, the group picture, I think the man with the hands on his shoulders on the right side of the picture is either Rabbi Haberman or Cantor Glatzer. The older man in the middle on the same row, I think worked with my mother at the Red Cross on West State St, but I can't remember his name off the top of my head. I'm sure I have his name on a picture somewhere. Hope it helped. When I find the picture I will let you know if it is him.

Miriam Bebitch

Scout Troop 160 - 1956 Who can identify these Scouts

Many Thanks to 

Dr. Ron Warren. Bruce Zagnit , Mark Nath and Dave Wendroff

Row 1 (L-R): Ted Milback, Lew Bloom, Mitch Ginsburg, Ed Knopf, Hank Cohen(later Cargan), Harry Ginsburg, Lew Fishberg, ?, Alan Nath.

Row 2: Frank Pinchinetti, Marvin Jacobson, Ron Warren, Marvin Myers, Barry Schulman, ?, Bill Newman.

Row 3: Ronnie Weinstein, Sy Hennenberg, Richard Hirsch, Bruce Zagnit, Stanley Goldberg, Steven Daner, Donald Shulman,David Perlberg, Marvin Brooks, Bill Zarling

Row 4: Stuart Gertman, Steven Lenoble, ?, ?, Mark Nath, Phillip Paley, Joe Schmukler, Larry Schear, ?, ?, ?, Marty Schwartz, ?.

Row 5: Steven Nochumson, ?, ?, ?,  Bob Moskowitz, Al Brothers, Dave Phillips, Bary Nath, ?, Bruce Putchat.

Need someone a few years younger than I to identify some of the others. Troop 160 met every Tuesday evening at Adath Israel on Bellevue Ave.

Stern-Tankel Family

Stern-Tankel Family

On of my best friends in the Trenton School System was Chuck Stern. In fact, when we attended Junior #3, his Dad, who taught at the THS Night School, took us to see the THS Basketball games. (yeh, Wally Collender)

Phyllis’ father was Maxwell Stern, who taught for 35 years in the Trenton Public Schools.  He married Lillian Tankle. Her grandfather was Morris Stern, one of the 8-Kosher Butchers at 54 Union Street. 

Figure 1 Stern's Meat Market

Figure 2 Stern's Meat Market w/ Morris Stern

Phyllis and I, together with Al Downing helper to cheer up Chuck during his illness.

                      Figure 3 Lillian Stern             Young Lillian and Maxwell Stern

Rose and Samuel Tankel, owner of a tavern and liquor store on Pennington Ave., had three children:   Lillian, Beatrice. And Robert.
Celia and Morris stern, a kosher butcher on Union St., sired eight children:   Harry, Ben, Herb, Jack, Lillian, Maxwell, William and Clara.

After graduating from Trenton High, Lillian Tankel

met and fell in love with Maxwell Stern; married, December 25, 1938 at the Hotel Jersey, officiated by Rabbi Issachar Levin.

Among other things, Lillian was president of the Ahavath Israel Sisterhood and always worked shul's bingo.

Maxwell was a well-loved teacher at Junior #4 and Junior #3 (he was my beloved science teacher in eighth grade). He worked in the Trenton School System for 35- years. 

  

Maxwell, besides taught mathematics and science, He also directed Operettas at Junior #4, and productions at Junior Three and a featured performer in Trenton education association productions.   Max was president of the Men's Club at Ahavath Israel and also work their bingo.

Lillian and Maxwell begat: Charles and Phyllis.    Charles was a systems analyst.   Phyllis is a retired mathematics teacher and volunteers as ‘the math lady’ at the Burlington County Library. (She lives in Edgewater Park.)

Figure 4 Charles Stern   Phyllis Stern

Maxwell Stern died on August 16,1981.
Lillian stern died on December 18,1994.
Charles stern died on April 5,  2007.
May they rest eternally in dignity and peace.