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 THE
DECADE 1930 - 1939
The situation in Europe was beginning to heat up: Hitler
became German Chancellor; Amelia Earheart flew solo across
the Atlantic; Brother, Can You Spare a Dime, was a hit song;
the 1st concentration camps were built by the Nazis to hold
Jews and ideological opponents; Jesse Owens won 4 Olympic
Gold Medals in Berlin; Britain, France and Canada declared
war on Germany -- and in the Rose Family ---
The following genealogical information was obtained from the book given to
attendees at the Rose Family Club 50th Anniversary Gala, which was held on
September 3, 1995 in Toronto, Canada. This is an ongoing project for me and I am
hoping to connect with as many family members as possible to make the Rose
genealogical timeline even more complete. Please feel free to contact me at the following: |
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I am looking forward to talking with all of you. Until then.
Howie Hayman |
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THE DECADE 1930 - 1939 |
- January 1, 1930 - Ida
Chaia Rose married Reuben Schwartz in TORONTO
- February 17, 1930 -
Norman Darryl Moss was born in DETROIT
- July - Betty (Provizer) Starkman-born-DETROIT, MICH.
- December 23, 1930 - Lily Rose-born-TORONTO-3rd child of
Max and Annie
- February 1931 - Mintze Rayzel passed away-TORONTO-age 63
(approx.);
- August 16, 1931 - Bernard Samuel Rodin-born-Toronto
- September 9, 1931 - Helena Shirley (Fisher) Magder-born-TORONTO
- November 15, 1931 - David Litowsky-born-DETROIT
- 1932 - Shaindel, Nusie and 4 children moved behind and
above a store and factory at 776 Dundas St. W. in TORONTO
- January 12, 1932 - Gertrude Gitel
Schwartz-born-TORONTO-to Chaia and Reuben
- June 16, 1933 - Herb Lockhart-born-TORONTO
- September 7, 1933 - William Siegel-born-PHILADELPHIA,
PA.
- 1934 - Shaindel and Nusie bought a house at 588 Manning
Ave. where they lived until 1938, Nusie moved his business, Ontario Girl's
Coats to Adelaide Ave. and Peter St.
- July 17, 1934 - May Rose-born-TORONTO-2nd child of Abie
and Mary
- May 15, 1935 - Cynthia Sippy May Rose-born-TORONTO-4th
child of Becky and Louis;" ---- one of my first memories of life was
watching my mother pack because the house we were living in (167 Robert St.)
had been signed over as collateral for Pa's business, and we lost. But,
undaunted, Louis Rose my Pa tried again. It was important for him to be his
own boss .---- I do not think anyone could ever accuse the Roses of being
lazy -- they worked hard and they played hard. I'm sure that is a legacy
they passed down to most of us.
- June 14, 1935 - Marvin Mike Cohen-born-TORONTO
- July 3, 1935 - Gilbert Gibby Rose-born-TORONTO-5th child
of Shaindel and Nusie
- August 8, 1935 - Ann Honey Starkman-born-TORONTO-2nd
child of Leah and Charlie
- January 28, 1936 - Solomon Charles Belmont-born-TORONTO
- May 22, 1936 - Sidney Jack Silverman-born-TORONTO-only
child of Rose (Horowitz, Ida's sister) and Al Silverman
- July 24, 1936 - Goldie (Feldman) Silverman-born-TORONTO
- December 3, 1936 - Joyce Marcus-born-TORONTO-2nd child
of Bella and Hymie
- February 28, 1937 - Joseph Rose married Jean Solish-TORONTO;
some notes from Marilyn, Gail, Larry and Jean: "they moved to St. Catherines,
Ontario to operate The White Spot Hamburger Palace. They moved back to
Toronto for good in the summer of 1938 after Marilyn was born. Joe opened a
hand laundry on Bloor St .-- they lived behind the store. When the laundry
was sold, Joe went to work for Western Creamery doing residential
deliveries, and served beer at the Metropole Hotel in the evenings.
- October 9, 1938 - Fanny Rose passed away-TORONTO of an
undiagnosed illness-age 15; from Dave and Lil; "she was a bright student who
finished primary school on time in spite of being absent for many weeks. She
required many transfusions and to offset the high cost ($25) some of the
brothers were blood donors. She was to start high school that fall.
- December 27, 1938 - Simon Rose married Sylvia Ingber-TORONTO;
Simon was working at Nusie's shop and Sylvia at Louis'. They probably got
married at the Rabbi's house, returning to Nusie's shop behind the store for
a family party. Lil Saiger and Dave Rose recall: "they just cleared off the
cutting table, spread out the herring, nahit, black bread and beer and
celebrated ---- it was a freilich wedding reception." Sylvia remembers that
Abie and Mary lived above the shop at that time and that Mary cooked
chickens for the party.
- 1938 - Shaindel and Nusie and 5 kids moved back to 797
Dundas St. West, following a strike at the shop which bankrupted the
business, and lived there until 1942. Nusie started up again, this time as
Dominion Girls Coats. Many family members and friends of the family worked
at Nusie's over the years, among them: Beryl Rose, Jennie, Gussie, Ruben
Schwartz, Charlie Starkman, Jack and Sid Ler, Sol Shafer, Simon, Harry, Abie,
and Sylvia's brother Izzie Ingber
- January 3, 1938 - Marilyn Ruth Rose-born-TORONTO-1st
child of Joe and Jean
- 1939 - Ethel Horn recalls: " --- we lived in the same
house as Leah and Charlie on Montrose Ave. We (Joyce and I) grew up like
brother and sisters with Morrie and Honey Starkman. In this year Bella,
Hymie, Ethel and Joyce Marcus moved to Detroit, as it was hard to make a
living in Toronto. There were a lot of distant cousins in Detroit and they
formed a family club
- January 11, 1939 - Roslyn May Marilyn
Rose-born-TORONTO-1st child of Sylvia and Simon
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