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[Pages 817-820]
Translated by Shayna Kravetz
Edited by David Goldman and Marvin Galper
Map of the surrounding area | 9[1] |
Map of the town | 13[2] |
The synagogue | 17[3] |
Pictures (postcards) | 25 |
Moshe Bachrach | 33 |
Heads of the Community | 35 |
Goniondz City Council | 39 |
Payen[4] bank (Council & Administration) | 41 |
Monday market | 43 |
The New Market | 45 |
A Certificate of the Goniondz Community in 1835 | 47 |
Yossl Alshanitzky | 55 |
Zelig Niyevodovski | 57 |
Volf Pekarski | 58 |
Osher Shirotes | 59 |
Yekhezqel Peretz Tsherniak | 63 |
The Committee for Jewish National Fund (Qeren Qayemet le-Yisroel)[5] affairs | 65 |
The Committee and Regiment for the Jewish National Fund | 67 |
Photostat of a Letter | 73 |
Yosef Hertzig | 75 |
Beilke Kliap | 79 |
The Persian Room at one of the JNF bazaars | 81 |
The Founders of the Yiddish Public Library | 85 |
The I. L. Peretz Library (Administration) | 91 |
He-chalutz (Israeli Pioneers)[5] Assembly 1931 | 93 |
He-chalutz (Israeli Pioneers) Assembly 1933 | 95 |
A Gathering of Friends Parting from their Companion about to Move to Israel[6] | 99 |
Land of Israel Labor League Council | 101 |
Among the First Chalutzim (Israeli pioneers) in the country | 103 |
Goniondz Branch of He-chalutz Ha-tza'ir (The Young Pioneers)[5] | 107 |
"Tel-Chai", the Young Pioneers' newspaper | 114 |
Branch Council of the Young Pioneers | 111 |
Administration of the Culture (Tarbut[5] )Library 1925 | 117 |
Administration of the Culture (Tarbut) Library 1931 | 117 |
Administration of the Culture (Tarbut) Library 1934 | 119 |
Photostat of a Cash Account from a Drama Night for the Benefit of Poor Families 11.3.1917 | 123 |
Ephraim Halpern | 127 |
David Bachrach | 128 |
A Visit from the Shomer Ha-Tza'ir (The Young Guardians)[5] of Grajeve | 132 |
Moshe Levin | 134 |
The [Hebrew] School's First Annual (Graduating Class) | 135 |
Shimon Halpern | 137 |
Yoel Meir Cohen | 138 |
The [Hebrew] School's Second Annual [Graduating Class] | 139 |
The [Hebrew] School's Fourth Annual [Graduating Class] | 143 |
Certificate of [Hebrew] School Completion - First Annual [Graduation] | 147 |
The Hebrew School Building on the Synagogue Hill | 151 |
Moshe Levin and his Wife Khemda (Chinke) | 156 |
The Funeral of the teacher Shimon Halpern z"l[7] | 157 |
The Hebrew School's Third Annual Graduation Class - 1922 | 162 |
Teacher M. Nilovitzki and his Class | 165 |
The National Hebrew School in 5676 [1915 - 1916] | 167 |
Teacher A. Gevirtzman and his Class | 169 |
The Culture (Tarbut) school 5689 [1928 - 1929] | 171 |
Shalom Graubard | 177[a] |
The Founders of the Jewish School Organization (JSO) - 1921 | 177[b] |
Leibl Mankovski | 179 |
Moshe Malozovski | 181 |
Dr. Simon Blum during his Visit to Goniondz | 185 |
The Four Founders of our Society | 187 |
Fishl Yitzkhaq Treshtshanski | 194 |
Ribatzke Street | 195 |
Shmuel Ber Malozovski | 198 |
Avrem'l Reigrodski | 200 |
Yossl Tikotzki (Sheimele's) | 201 |
Yitzchak Treshtshanski (Itshe Gele's) | 202 |
The Short Street" | 203 |
Yehuda Hertzig, the hatmaker | 205 |
Moshe Zilbershtein | 210 |
Yankl Rubin, the blacksmith | 221 |
Motke Kliap | 223 |
Market Street | 225 |
A Memorial Night conducted in Tel Aviv | 229 |
Meirim Rubin | 231 |
Dr. Simon Blum in Goniondz | 233 |
The New York Aid Committee | 237 |
The Detroit Aid Committee | 241[a] |
The Chicago Aid Committee | 241[b] |
The Los Angeles Aid Committee | 243 |
The New York Ladies' Auxiliary of Goniondz | 245 |
The New York Ladies' Auxiliary of Goniondz | 249 |
The Aid Committee in Israel | 253 |
Rabbi Tzvi Volf | 271 |
Rebbetzin[8] Bliume Volf | 272 |
The Synagogue Hill | 275 |
Rabbi Yisroel Shlumovitsh | 278 |
Family of Rabbi Shlumovitsh | 279 |
Moshe Levine | 282 |
Benjamin the Scribe | 285 |
Benjamin the Scribe and his Family | 287 |
Ephraim Halpern | 289 |
Yaaqov Rudski | 291 |
Gedaliah Seid | 294 |
Visit to Israel by Gedaliah Seid z"l and his Wife, 1951 | 295 |
Gravestone at Tel-Khai | 297 |
Yonatan Neiman | 305 |
Yehoshua Supraski | 311 |
Aryeh-Leib Bachrach | 315 |
Khayim-Aryeh Pekarski | 319 |
Nakhum Zakai | 330 |
Khagai Zakai | 334 |
Moshe Biali | 336 |
Eliezer (Leizer) Mali | 337 |
Yosef Bobrovski | 339 |
Avraham Shvartz | 343 |
M. S. Ben-Meir | 354 |
Kalman Bachrach | 360 |
Young people Boating on the River | 373 |
The Bober River | 375 |
The Boathouse for Meir Guzer's Watermill | 383 |
River Street | 385 |
At the entrance to the New Market Square | 389 |
Young People in Boats on the Lake | 393 |
The Houses around the Old Market | 401 |
Avraham Yaffe | 411 |
Synagogue Interior | 417 |
Cantors and Shochets (ritual slaughterers) | 431 |
A snowfall in June 1918 | 435 |
Singing Eliyahu Ha-Navi"[9] | 437 |
Elazar Zakimovitsh | 441 |
Feigl Rubin | 469 |
The Synagogue Building | 471 |
David Forman | 473 |
Isaac Ellen | 475 |
Firefighters in Goniondz | 481 |
Goniondz refugees in Mariampol during the Russian-Polish War | 523 |
Goniondz, a picture | 557 |
Holocaust and Destruction (a sketch) | 569 |
Zeidl Altshuld | 583 |
Tuviah Ivri | 591[a] |
Kheikl Yevraiski | 591[b] |
Khannah Yevraiski | 591[b] |
A Meeting at the Market on the day of Poland's Emancipation - 1935 | 593 |
Entrance to the Goniondz town square through Church Street | 599 |
Motke Kliap's Brick House | 609 |
A Group of Jews Evicted from Prayer | 615 |
Part of the Old Market | 625 |
The Cemetery[10] (a sketch by Shimon Halpern) | 645 |
At the Grave of Kheikl Yevraiski | 669 |
Keili Yevraiski-Kremer | 677 |
Shabtai Finkelshtein | 685 |
Avraham Leizer Rubin | 701 |
A Gravestone in the Cemetery - 1956 | 707 |
Shmuel Farber | 711 |
David Treshtshanski | 713 |
The Zdroi (a stream) | 715 |
Idel Treshtshanski | 723 |
The Synagogue and Officials | 727 |
A Memorial for the Holy ones, in New York | 755 |
Everlasting Portraits (obituaries) | 761-798 |
1. Actually appears on page 13 Return
2. Actually appears on page 15 Return 3. Actually appears on page 9 Return 4. The word payen is unknown, but PAY might be an acronym for something like Poalei Eretz Yisrael Return 5. An international organization Return 6. Lit. To go up to the land Return 7. Abbreviation for zichrono/zichrona li-vrocho - of blessed memory (for a man/woman) Return 8. Honorific in Yiddish for a rabbi's wife Return 9. Elijah the Prophet - A song traditionally chanted after the Havdalah service marking the ends of the Sabbath and festivals, at which time Elijah is expected to appear to announce the coming of the Messiah Return 10. Lit. The good place - the cemetery is considered good, not evil, because that is where a person goes to his eternal reward.Return |
Translated by Shayna Kravetz
-------, Feigl Bat Binyamin | A daughter of Rabbi Binyamin the scribe[1] |
Altshuld, Zeidl | A son of Nat'ke the tenant farmer |
Arad (Axelrod), Aryeh | Director of the Hebrew school, before the outbreak of World War II |
Avshalom, Prof. L. Mordechai | Motye Leib Fridman, a son of Peshe the Staznover[2] |
Bachrach, David, Moshe, & Kalman | Sheina-Beil'ka Rokhel and Moshe's sons |
Barqait, Sarah | A daughter of Dvorah and Meir Raigrodski. Meir's father -Avraham-Aharon Dolistover[3] |
Ben-Meir, M.S. | Idel Treshtshanski, a son of Meir the watchmaker |
Karmin, Dr. Yosef | A son of Yehoshua Charmi (Storozum[4]) |
Ellen, Isaac | A relative of Khaya-Vichne. Left Goniondz in the [18]90s |
Farber, Miriam | Miriam [daughter?] of Gershon-Leib. A sister of Shmuel'ke |
Farber, Shmuel | Shmuel [son?] of Gershon-Leib, lived in Bialystok since 1912 |
Finkelshtein, Shabtai | From Yashinovke |
Forman, David | A son of Nisan the tailor |
Fridman, Aharon | A brother of Niss'l the butcher |
Gelbord, Gershon | A son of Gnend'l and Avraham Gelbord, a grandchild of Gershon Kliap |
Gelbord, Morris | Moshe'ke Berl Dolker |
Goelman, Moshe | Teacher in the Hebrew school during the [19]20s - Keila Bachrach is his wife. |
Graubard, Shalom | A native of Trestine, lived in Goniondz for a short time |
Halpern, Yosef | A son of Ephraim Eliyahu Nekhemiah |
Halpern, Ephraim | Ephraim the writer, Ephraim Eliyahu Nekhemiah |
Hertzig, Yosef | Yos'l Yehudah |
Ivri, Keile | Tev'l's sister |
Ivri, Tuvia | Tev'l Yevraiski, a son of Kheik'l the hatter |
Kamenietzki, ------ (wife) | Wife of Moshe-Meir, a son of R. Gedaliah, the Rov |
Kamenietzki, Zeev | Velvel, the rov's [son]. A son of R. Gedaliah, the Rov |
Khativah, Aryeh | A son of Simkhah the tenant-farmer |
Kravietz, Khayim | A son of Avraham-Aryeh, Gedaliah Mondres |
Levin, Moshe | Moshe'ke Klevianker, the Hebrew teacher |
Levinshal-Mali, Yonah | Daughter of Moshe Bandkes[5] |
Levin, Yerukham | A native of Bialystok, teacher and journalist |
Malozovski, Moshe | Moshe'ke, [son?] of Shmuel-Ber |
Miltshan, Alexander | Sender, [son?] of Moshe-Yos'l Zerakh |
Neiman, Khanah | Khanah-Reizl, a grandchild of R. Gedaliah the Rov |
Neiman, Yonatan | A brother of Khanah Neiman |
Niyelovitzki, Mordechai | A teacher in the Hebrew school in the [19]20s - His wife Beil'ke was a daughter of Sender the writer |
Rozen, Alter | A son of Rokhel Leah, daughter of Betzalel (Tikotzki) |
Rubin, Meirim | Meirim, [a relative of?] Hersh'l Vrotzenier |
Sheinenzon, Elimelech | His mother was called Mot'l, his father - Leib'l, a brother of Khayim and Yehoshua Sheinenzon, who lived in Warsaw |
Shtshutshinski, Asher | A son of Itshe and Leah [a daughter of?] Asher |
Shvartz, Avraham | Avraham'l, [a son of?] Sender the writer, lived in Trestine since 1912 |
Treshtshanski, David | A son of Gedaliah Gershon the carpenter |
Tsherniak, Yehezkel-Peretz | Chatzk'l-Peretz, [husband?] of Khaya-It'ke |
Yafe, Avraham | Avraham the decisor. Left Goniondz in 1907 |
Yardeni,Y.D. | Yisroel-David Yarushevski, a son of Moshe-Mich'l the dyer |
Yitzkhaki (Treshtshanski), Fish'l | Fish'l, [son?] of Itshe the blond |
1. No last name is given, Hebrew Bat Binyamin - daughter of Binyamin Return
2. Possibly a geographic nickname, from the town of Staznov Return 3. Possibly a geographic nickname, from the town of Dolistov Return 4. Possibly a nickname derived from Yiddish storozimnik -wise or knowledgable person. Return 5. Possibly a professional nickname, from Yiddish Bander -cooper Return |
The following is a list of the Goniondzer in the United States and Canada
who have donated for the Yiskor Book of the town of Goniondz, Province Bialystok, Poland:
(surnames have been capitalized by the transcriber)
New York, N.Y. | |
Mrs. Sarah SEID, in memory of her beloved husband, Gus SEID, first chairman of the Goniondzer Relief Committee of N. Y. | $800.00 |
Mrs. Katy ATLAS & Children | 100.00 |
Mr. Israel ATLAS | 25.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Joe ATLAS | 5.00 |
Mr. & Mrs Pearl ALLAN | 10.00 |
The children of Marcia & Benjamin Joseph BYER | 50.00 |
Sol & Ruby BINDLER | 25.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Kalmon BACHRACH | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Sol BYER | 10.00 |
Mr. Simon BLOOM | 5.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Sam CHUDEN | 5.00 |
Mr. Irving CANTER | 5.00 |
Mr. David FORMAN | 10.00 |
Mrs. Gussie FRIEDMAN | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Louis GOLDBERG | 50.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Izy GREEN | 5.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Sam GROBARD | 5.00 |
Mr. GUMBINER | 10.00 |
Gondiondzer Ladies Auxiliary | 100.00 |
Mrs. Bella KAYE | 5.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Max KAPLAN | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. David LIPSCHITZ | 5.00 |
Mrs. Bessie LICHTENSTEIN | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Morris MOLOZOFSKY | 5.00 |
Anna & Molly NEWMAN | 25.00 |
Mr. Phillip OTTENSTEIN | 15.00 |
Mr. Sam PINSKY | 15.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Myrim RUBIN | 30.00 |
Mr. Alter ROSEN | 20.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Sylvia SEID MORGAN | 75.00 |
Irving & Jack SCHWARTZ, in memory of father, Max SCHWARTZ, secretary of the Detroit Relief Committee | 100.00 |
Mrs. Sophia SEID | 10.00 |
Mr. Abe TUDOR & sister, Chaya Leah | 75.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Gershon TUDOR | 5.00 |
Paul YONOFSKY | 10.00 |
TOTAL | $1,655.00 |
Detroit, Michigan | |
Mrs. Marcia APELL | $ 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Human BALIS | 10.00 |
Miss Mary BANKLER | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. H. CHERON | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. L. CHOLNICK | 30.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Abe GLUCK | 5.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Abe GRODMAN | 20.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Eli GRODMAN | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Jack GRODMAN | 10.00 |
Mrs. L. MARKOVITZ | 10.00 |
Mrs. MARKELSON | 10.00 |
Mrs. Tillie SCHOLNIK | 50.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. H. SCHWARTZ | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Abe SCHWARTZ | 5.00 |
Miss Rose & Roe BOBER | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. M. WARSHAW | 10.00 |
Mrs. B. WEIDER | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Hyman WEINER | 10.00 |
Mr. Abe WARSHAW | 10.00 |
Detroit Committee | 100.00 |
TOTAL | $350.00 |
Los Angeles, California | |
Mr. & Mrs. Morris BACHRACH | $ 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Max BLOOM | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Morris FORMAN | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Ben IZAKOVITZ | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. I. IZAKOVITZ | 5.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Jack KOBRIN | 10.00 |
Mrs. H. KRAVETZ | 25.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Jack SEBULSKY | 25.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Raya SOLOMON | 10.00 |
Fannie, Raya's sister | 5.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Rubin LEVINE | 25.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. L. TICOTZKY | 10.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Milton WEINER | 10.00 |
TOTAL | $165.00 |
General | |
Mr. [sic] Mrs. Chona BYER, Montreal Canada | $ 25.00 |
Mr & Mrs. Max BYER, Montreal, Canada | 25.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Max BYER WOLKOFF, Newburgh, N.Y. | 25.00 |
Mrs. Esther BOBROWSKY, Norwalk, Conn. | 40.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Peretz FORMAN, Taunton, Mass. | 10.00 |
Mr. Abraham GOLDBERG, New Orleans, La. (David FRANTZAILZUL's son) | 55.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard HALPERN, Atlanta, Ga. | 50.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel HALPERN, Salem, Mass. | 5.00 |
Mr. Isador KOBRIN, Waren, Mass. | 40.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. KULBASH, Roxbury, Mass. | 5.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Jack MOREN, South Bend, Ind. (Yeaske's son) | 200.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. E. ROSENZWEIG, Troop, Pa. | 15.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Berul SLOMIANSKY, Atlanta, Ga. (Smuel BEAR's grandson) | 15.00 |
Mr. & Mrs. Dora SCHOLNICK, Salem, Mass. | 10.00 |
Mr. Aviezer ZARICHANSKY, Columbia, South America | 20.00 |
TOTAL | $540.00 |
New York, N.Y. | $1,655.00 |
Detroit, Michigan | 350.00 |
Chicago, Illinois | 550.00 |
Los Angeles, California | 165.00 |
General | 540.00 |
TOTAL INCOME | $3200.00 |
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