Relation to Private ResetThe selected persons are not blood related.Joseph B Jacobs, the husband of
Lena Blumberg Jacobs, the sister of
Louis Eliel Blumberg, the father of
Marjorie Ruth Blumberg Katz, the mother of Private, the spouse of Private, the child of
Margie Sylvia Evensky Goodman, the daughter of
Julius L. Evensky, the son of
Moses Moshe Solomon Evensky, the brother of
Jennie Evensky Goldstein, the mother of Anna H Goldstein, the mother of Private, the spouse of Private
Joseph Benjamin Jacobs (1887 – 1965) was born and educated in Atlanta, GA. On April 1, 1919, Isadore. M. (I.M.) Weinstein and a partner, Herman Gross, formed the Atlanta Linen Supply Company, with total start-up capital of $1,700. Gross sold out to his partner in 1920 but Weinstein quickly secured two new partners, Abraham J. Weinberg, and Joseph B. Jacobs. Mr. Jacobs purchased a substantial interest in the Southern Linen Service in 1922, forming the superbly successful trio of Messrs. Weinstein, Weinberg and Jacobs. The trio’s wise counsel, keen business judgment and executive ability were powerful factors in the company’s growth. In 1922 Jacobs opened the company's first branch in Birmingham, Alabama. In 1928 the National Linen Service Corporation was formed, opening sixteen new plants in 16 progressive cities.
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portrait

J.B. with his wife, Lena Blumberg Jacobs

This picture was taken around July 9, 1939, on the Kungsholm ship cruise to the arctic circle, specifically the sixty-sixth degree (Upper Circle). The writing on the bottom says WA2 MASONIC GROUP M/L KUNGSHOLM NORTHCAPE CRUISE 1939.

A family reunion for the Jacobs. Joseph Jacobs is on the far right, middle row, in a dark suit.

Jacobs family reunion

Lena with her husband J.B. Jacobs

Joseph and a friend in white tuxedos
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