Ester & Jack Goldman
Ester & Jack Goldman were interviewed by Rose Biderman on February 12, 1987.
Sarah Goldberg
Sarah Goldberg was born in New York City in 1903. She met and married her husband, and their two children were born there as well. They moved to Cincinnati, and then eventually to Dallas in 1940. She and her husband ran a millinery business in the Dallas area and eventually their son took over the business that culminated with 5 generations of milliners. Sarah always did the bookkeeping. She was a member of the Pioneer Women and was Chairperson of the JNF for many years also while being an active member for over 30 years. She volunteered at the Golden Ages retirement home, Veteran’s Hospital on Oak Cliff, and helped cancer patients. She received several awards for her charity work. Most notably, the Golda Meir Award.
Sarah Goldberg was interviewed by Rose Biderman on June 8, 1987.
Irving Goldberg
Joan Geiger
Joan Geiger discusses her parent’s move to the United States from their origin country, and her reasons for moving to Dallas Texas. She compares what life was like growing up in both New York City and Orlando Florida as a Jewish child and teen. She recalls how the Dallas Jewish community has changed since she moved to the Dallas area, and what organizations she’s involved in.
Joan Geiger was interviewed by Nelly Finberg on August 8, 2000.
Frances Garber
Frances Garber was interviewed by Rose Biderman on August 5, 1991. The image above is of Frances in 1923.
Garber discusses the Dallas Tailor and Laundry Supply. Garber explains how her family relocated from Baltimore, MD to Dallas, TX. The family had a child that required dryer climate due to health concerns, and so Garber’s parents decided to move to Texas and open a saloon.
Rose Gallin
Rose Gallin was born in La Crosse, WI in 1901 and raised in Marietta, OH. Her husband, Meyer Gallin, was born in Lithuania and came to the United States at age 16 in 1912. Meyer graduated high school in Loraine, OH and attended college at Ohio State. Before graduating, he enlisted in the Jewish Legion in 1918. The couple met in Cleveland around 1923.
Meyer had a very good education in literature while growing up in Europe. He became an educator and built many Jewish schools throughout the midwest. They lived in Cleveland, Indianapolis, and Milwaukee, before moving to Dallas in 1953. Meyer was principal of the United Hebrew School in Dallas for 4 years in the 1950’s. His intellectualism and dedication to Jewish education were admired by the community.
Rose was interviewed by Ginger Jacobs in 1985.