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Meeting of Szczuczyn
Landsmanshaftn Society in Israel
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Bela Ozerowicz, Vilna, 1928
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Meeting of Szczuczyn
Landsmanshaftn Society in Israel
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Fela Oserowicz and friends
at the University of Nancy, in France, |
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Fela Ozerowicz (front, middle)
and friends in Nancy, France,
where she attended university |
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Fela Ozerowicz (middle)
and friends (Luba Wiener and Sonia)
in Vilna |
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Zdrojewicz/Zimnowicz Family
Automobile transport business
in Kalvarija, Lithuania
Noach Zimnowicz owned the same business in Szczuczyn
(and it is listed in the 1929 Business Directory); when he left
for America in 1912, his son-in-law Dawid Zdrojewicz took over;
at some point Dawid opened up the same business in Kalvarija |
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America
[R]: Belka (nee Elensztejn) Simon/Zimnowicz;
other person unknown |
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Atlantic City, ca 1925
[L-R]: Evelyn Askin, Miriam Flinker, Judy Flinker,
Bernice Flinker, Shayne (nee Finkielsztejn) Askin (Jennie Askin),
Isaac Askin, Estera Rochla (nee Szeraszew) Finkielsztejn
[Estera Rochla was born in Radzilow] |
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New York City, 1928
[L-R]: Chana "Anne" Lieba (nee Zaks) Cohen, Joseph Zaks,
Miriam Freide "Freida" (nee Zaks) Weinberger, Harry Weinberger,
Chaya Sora "Helen Sarah" (nee Zaks) Kornbluh
[All Zaks siblings were born in Radzilow, where parents,
Reb Y'Hackiel Yacov Zaks and wife, Beyla (nee Berensohn) Zaks,
lived until 1911 when the family relocated to Szczuczyn] |
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Bennie Berris (originally Berys) ca 1920
Bennie fought all around America,
especially the western states, though he
was based in Chicago. He retired from
the ring around 1926, when he opened
up a glass business. |
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Yitzhak Wertman
In Israel |
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Boruch Fishel Zemel
In Israel |
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Palestine, ca 1926
Etka (nee Mlynarsewicz) Szejnberg
and children Rebecca and Dyna |
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Aboard the ship George Washington, 1930
[Bottom row, 4th and 5th from left]:
Esther and Lily Kajman, on their way
from Szczuczyn to America |
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Bronx, NY, 1940
Esther Kajman Cooper
and her cousin Shimon Kajman |
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The Eridan, 1937
Docked in Sydney, Australia.
The ship brought Lozer Kajman,
wife Zelda, and two children,
Norman and Morrie, to Australia.
[They are just to the right of center;
Zelda is carrying Morrie; Lozer standing
to her right; Norman standing in front] |
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Shepparton, Australia, 1937-38
Zelda, Morrie and Norman Kayman |
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Melbourne, Australia, ca 1942
Zelda and Lozer Kayman,
with children Norman and Morrie |
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Fay Jozefson, Catskills, NY, 1928
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Chicago, ca 1911
Yitzchak Moshe (Isadore/Izzy) Kowalski
and Sora Rywka (Rebecca) Kowalski
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Paris, France, 1933
Lejba/Louis Zaborowski
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