Novellae of Rabbi Shimshon Neufeld on Talmudic Subjects

Novellae of Rabbi Shimshon Neufeld on Talmudic Subjects
Notebook of novellae on subjects delt with in Tractates Beitza and Chulin, by Rabbi Shimshon Neufeld, Rabbi of Mishkoltz. Written by his student, Rabbi Yecheskel Shlomo Grossman. [Tarnow, 1907.]
The beginning of the volume contains a poem written by the author, signed with his acronym, and signature: Yecheskel Shlomo Grossman. His name is signed inside many times, mostly in the body of the text.
Rabbi Shimshon (Shimon) Neufeld (1881-1944, Otzar 19894) was a disciple of the Neta Sorek and of the Shevet Sofer, and son-in-law of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Tannenbaum, Rabbi of Tarnow. He served in the rabbinate and taught in the Tarnow yeshiva. After 1907, he became Rabbi of Diosgyor, next to Mishkoltz (in "The Chatam Sofer and his Disciples", page 622, it is written that he became rabbi in c1905, in the book Shem HaGedolim MeEretz Hagar it says 1906, however, this notebook from Tarnow is from 1907). From 1925 he served as Rabbi of Mishklotz. He was killed in the holocaust, 1944. See more about him in enclosed material.
His disciple, Rabbi Yecheskel Shlomo Grossman, was born in Vitzen around the 1890s. He learned under Rabbi Neufeld in Tarnow, and under the Be'er Shmuel in Undsdorf. Was killed in holocaust. – See more about him in enclosed material.
46 written pages, 19 cm. Excellent condition. Dividers between pages. New cover lined with colorful counter paper.