David-Horodok
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Tarbut School
A school that operated until the beginning of World War II.
Bialystok
The city where Avrasha Olshansky moved and worked as a teacher.
Z. Zagorodsky
Teacher who founded and owned a library for school-age children before 1905.
Yavne School
Religious elementary school founded in 1927 and closed two years later.
Mizrahi activists
Activists who attempted to establish Yavne School in 1927.
Zionist Federation
Organization that founded a library in 1917.
Poalei Zion Ts.S.
Organization that founded a library named for J. L. Peretz in 1925.
J. Gottlieb
Amateur performer noted for readings of Hebrew and Yiddish literary works.
Helman
Amateur performer noted for readings of Hebrew and Yiddish literary works.
Shlomo Zagorotsky
Teacher described as among the early disseminators of Hebrew in David-Horodok.
Hakoah Football Team
Football team shown in a 1927 caption.
Sholem Aleichem
Writer whose letters were read by local amateur performers.
J. L. Peretz
Writer whose works were read by local amateur performers.
Bialik
Writer whose works were read by local amateur performers.
Adel
A dentist and amateur actor in David-Horodok.
Zelda Finkelstein
An amateur actor in David-Horodok.
Kreinin
A midwife and amateur actor in David-Horodok.
Orphans Committee
Committee that supported orphans during Polish rule in David-Horodok.
Yitzhak-Lib Zager
Obtained assistance from contacts among relatives in America.
Detroit
American city associated with the women's committee.
Shlomo Rozman Fund
Loan and savings fund named after its accountant.
Pinya Shaynboim Fund
Loan and savings fund named after its accountant.
Pinya Shaynboim
Accountant after whom one loan and savings fund was named.
Commercial Bank in David-Horodok
Commercial bank founded in 1909 at the initiative of major merchants.
Noah Groshkin
Managed the commercial bank founded in David-Horodok in 1909.
Mendel Raznik
Person listed among seated individuals in a group photograph.
Pesach Pilchik
Person listed among seated individuals in a group photograph.
Yaankel Volfin
Person listed among seated individuals in a group photograph.
Chaikel Freiman
Person listed among seated individuals in a group photograph.
Yudel Shnor
Person listed among standing individuals in a group photograph.
Moshe Yitzchak Isenberg
Person listed among standing individuals in a group photograph.
Moshe Katzman
Person listed among standing individuals in a group photograph.
Moshe Weisblum
Person listed among standing individuals in a group photograph.
Sh. Papish
Manager of the People's Bank founded in 1924.
Y. Gottlieb
Head of the public committee that founded the charity loan fund.
Bank for Commerce
Bank founded in David-Horodok in 1923 under M. Kvitni's management.