Comments November 2001

 

Lynne Kidsbridge

Sun, Nov 14, 6:49 PM (13 hours ago)

to me

dearest cuzzin

 

I am meeting my cuz Irv Urken  Friday night

 

do you have anything on the East Trenton Furniture Store on Broad street ? 

 

Thanks Lynne

 

Lynne Azarchi

Exec. Director 

 

609-771-0377

 

KIDSBRIDGE TOLERANCE CENTER

 

Flmillner

Sun, Nov 14, 8:06 PM (12 hours ago)

to rivervue, me

Hi Bernard,
I just want to make sure you have included Arthur Finkle in your Trenton cemetery contacts.  He coordinates preservation of the many Jewish cemeteries in the Trenton area.  (Including Brothers of Israel, on Lalor and Vroom, where my great-grandparents are buried).  His email is afinkle@kean.edu.
(Hi, Arthur…)
Fred
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Flmillner

Sun, Nov 14, 8:11 PM (12 hours ago)

to Bernard, me

Note new email address of Bernard.

Sent from my iPhone


Begin forwarded message:

 

Jill Mosovich

 

The Kvetch

 

shorturl.at/kyzDL



Hi Bernard,


oscari477@aol.com

Sun, Nov 14, 9:15 PM (11 hours ago)

to me

Dear Programs Director,                                                                                            

Here is the complete list of new 2022 Zoom programs offered by Oscar Israelowitz...
 
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2. Secrets of the NYC Subways
3. Art of the NYC Subways
4. Synagogues of Western Europe
5. The Glaciers are Coming! – Geology of New York City
6. The Wandering Jews of New York City (All 5 Boroughs plus Ellis Island)
7. Synagogues of NYC – Manhattan and The Bronx
8. Synagogues of NYC – Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island
9. The Other Coney Island – From Rabbit Hunting to Victorian Grand Hotels to Amusement Parks
10. Jewish New Jersey in Vintage Photographs
11. Welcome Back to Newark
12. Welcome Back to Jewish Newark
13. Going Dutch – Everything Dutch in New York City
14. Welcome Back to the Catskills
15. Welcome Back to the Lower East Side: Part 1 – Synagogues: Great Sanctuaries to Shteebls to Burlesque Houses
16. Welcome Back to the Lower East Side: Part 2 – Life in the Tenements and Sweatshops
17. Welcome Back to the Lower East Side: Part 3 – Infrastructure: Widening Streets, Building Bridges & Subways
18. Welcome Back to the Lower East Side: Part 4 – Meat Riots and Tragic Pogrom of 1902
19. Jewish Heritage Trail of Philadelphia
20. Welcome Back to Philadelphia

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21. Harbor Views – Harbor Defenses of New York City
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Debbie Markowitz

My grandparents of blessed memory had a house on Lamberton St. before they moved to S. Cook Ave.

 

 

 

 

Maria Mack

What’s old is new again

Author

Trenton Jewish Historical Society

Well said. The ultimate irony

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  • Thank you, Art Finkle and Gary Hofing for arranging to have the NJ. Monument Company straighten out this sinking stone.
  • I went to the People of Truth cemetery yesterday to observe the work and it was done very well.
  • I appreciate all the efforts of the Greater Trenton Cemetery Association. 
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  • Sincerely,  Arthur Hoenig. 


 



 

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