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Weiner family
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CA ON00210 25-14
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[ca. 1900]-[192-?] (Production)
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- Weiner family
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Physical description
2 photographs : b&w ; 14 x 9 cm and 13 x 10 cm (oval)
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Notice biographique
Julius Weiner was born in Russia on 10 April 1892. He married Fanny Salamansky (b.1893), who was the daughter of Annie (née Levine) and Pesach Salamansky, and niece of Moses Levine. The Weiner's had four children named Ray [Rachel?], Abraham, Charles, and Bess. Julius was a tailor who was also active in the community, especially after he retired. He was one of the oldest members of both B'nai Brith and B'nai Zion. He was also involved in the fundraising efforts for the United Jewish Appeal and received honours for his humanitarian services. He was a member of Beth Lida synagogue.
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Portée et contenu
Series consists of photographs of members of the Weiner family.