Trenton's Jews

YARDLEY, PA… Dr.  Milton   Palat , 89, passed away at home in Yardley, Pa on September 15 with his loving wife, Sally, at his side. His incredible life was characterized by his love for family and friends, his distinguished professional and academic careers, his altruism and service to his community, and his gentle kindness that was felt by everyone he touched. Born in Trenton in 1928 to Max and Jennie  Palat , he attended Trenton High School in the class of 1945 . He graduated from University of Pennsylvania in 1948 and from there it was on to Temple Dental School where he graduated in 1953. Following graduation ,he served two years as captain in the US Airforce . Deciding to specialize, he went back to NYU Dental school , completing post graduate training in Periodontia in 1972. He could learn anything and proved this yet again ,when he returned to school and receieved his Law degree from Rutgers in 1981. He had a thriving dental and periodontal practice in Trenton for 35

Har Sinai Hebrew Congregation People of Truth Ansche Emes

Original Greenwood House on Greenwood Avenue New Facility - 1972 Howard Henschel Richard Perlman

Trenton had a thriving German Jewish community. Better off than their Russian brethren, these photos depict the time prior to World War One. Abby and Junior (left)  Clarice Apple (Right) Clarice Apple and Friend Alice Siegel and Joseph Rice,S  (Upper) Sid Greenwald and 'Pert' (Middle) Jewel Barron Upper Dorothy Dickenson and Elsie Kefes Lower) The Bank Directors) James Fleming, Joe McDonough, Eddie Gribben, Billy Potts Stan Baxter, 'Portia' Berselm, Byran Rogers, unknown