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When
I was five years old I lived around the corner from here on Cooper St. During
the middle 40s. The theater was still open at the time.
We
lived on 157 south broad across the street from the van schiver bldg.
I
worked on some IT projects for NJ Div. of
Taxation
when they moved into the Van Sciver building in the 1980's. Is Taxation still
there?
When
I was five years old I lived around the corner from here on Cooper St. During
the middle 40s. The theater was still open at the time.
Jewish Federation, Trenton 1964
45Vicki DaBronzo, Bernice Siskowitz
Abramovich and 43 others
Miriam Feinberg Vamosh, Paul Feinberg
That is my father receiving the gavel together with a
fine group of community minded gentlemen.
Steven Sacks-Wilner Your dad drive carpool
to PCD, much of it on the shoulder of Route 1
Richard Ross That's my Dad. He
thought and acted outside the Box before "outside the Box" became
inside the Box
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This school started
on Market Street, known as Talmud Torah. Then Dr. Herzl Zion Hebrew School
occupied the building around the 1940's. I still have this booklet they gave to
the students. Do you remember them moving to West State Street?
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26Linda Warren, Vicki
DaBronzo and 24 others
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I remember that was my first school.
Mr. Dardic was my teacher. I won the award at graduation
ner taumid.
I went to Dr hertzel Zion Hebrew school from about 1950
to 56.
22Jonathan Weber, Vicki DaBronzo and 20
others
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Loved reading this.
Is there more to this article on the other Jews in Trenton that you could
share?
Very interesting.
Love reading about our past in Trenton
This is really neat.
My great grandfather was Louis Cohen and my grandfather and father were both
from Trenton. How can I learn more about this Louis Cohen mentioned in the
article above?
Thank you for this
wonderful article. I am a descendent of Moses Robinson, the grandfather of my
grandfather Meyer Robinson.
Port Trenton,
1930
28Abby Isenberg Sorrell, Jonathan
Weber and 26 others
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Hmmm. Interesting!
This is the second
time you have appeared in my friends' recommendations directory. I read your
post and found it interesting, I tried to add you as a Facebook friend but 3d
Once again Art- you
have nurtured my nostalgia, though this Port Trenton photo is before my time;
your last posting of the Federation lay leadership, and Executive Director,
Milton A Feinberg
Every Saturday...
- Jeff Glazer
I saw "Bridge on the River Kwai" there (for
$.25) and came home with a 103 fever.
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- Harriet Meador
25 cent Saturday matinee! Saw Old Yeller there.
- Nancy Teich Frost
I saw “the birds” there!
- Sandra Levine
Many happy hours spent there.
- Jeff Doranz
Saturday matinees --- double feature plus cartoons and
even an adventure serial, like
"Don Winslow of the Coast Guard" or
"Bulldog Drummond."
- Gail Farber Holling
We went there-
- Marcia Brooks
I loved going to movies in town with friends and family.
Nice remembrance
- Shirley Nabutovsky
Went thy almost every weekend
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I loved going there as a kid.
My father’s veterinary practice was next to the
fairgrounds. He operated on a lion’s tail.
I loved going to that fair every year.
Lynne Coane Brofman Yes, they were right in
front of it!!!! The original building.
My first date (in 1956) with my husband-to-be was going
to the Trenton State Fair.
And a day off from Trenton schools (back in the day)!
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South
Trenton today next to Rail Road Bridge
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Let's welcome our new members:
Anthony Sebasto
Thank you for accepting me into this
group. It was suggested to me because of a possible Vegotsky connection to my
Pitkowsky family.
I just saw a picture
through Jewishgen of Dora Pitkowsky Vedosky, having been from Ruzhany.
My great grandfather was Moses
Pitkowsky, son of Akiva. They were from Ruzhany. Akiva was born in 1850's. We
are also connected to Pitkowsky from Byten. Does anyone have any information
about the family of Dora who married Into the Vegotsky family?
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1Merle
Vegotsky Freed
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