File:Henry N. Werntz, Distinguished Citizen 1982 (4).jpg - Revision history

HistoryCommission2 at 00:21, 13 February 2019

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	Werntz Dry Goods Store at 100 E. Potomac Street - That's a young Himan he ladder around 1933. Mr. Werntz, who became a leader in the local Jewish community, was introduced to Brunswick by the Kaplons. He ran a dry goods and grocery store in the same building across from the YMCA and owned residential properties in Brunswick including the Jordan House on Maryland Avenue and lots on N. Virgina Ave before the bridge was put through.		Werntz Dry Goods Store at 100 E. Potomac Street - That's a young Himan he ladder around 1933. Mr. Werntz, who became a leader in the local Jewish community, was introduced to Brunswick by the Kaplons. He ran a dry goods and grocery store in the same building across from the YMCA and owned residential properties in Brunswick including the Jordan House on Maryland Avenue and lots on N. Virgina Ave before the bridge was put through.
	(Photo courtesy of the Brunswick Railroad Museum)		(Photo courtesy of the Brunswick Railroad Museum)

Dhuscha: Text replacement - "Brunswick Distinguished Citizen" to "Category:Brunswick Distinguished Citizen"

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	Werntz Dry Goods Store at 100 E. Potomac Street - That's a young Himan he ladder around 1933. Mr. Werntz, who became a leader in the local Jewish community, was introduced to Brunswick by the Kaplons. He ran a dry goods and grocery store in the same building across from the YMCA and owned residential properties in Brunswick including the Jordan House on Maryland Avenue and lots on N. Virgina Ave before the bridge was put through.		Werntz Dry Goods Store at 100 E. Potomac Street - That's a young Himan he ladder around 1933. Mr. Werntz, who became a leader in the local Jewish community, was introduced to Brunswick by the Kaplons. He ran a dry goods and grocery store in the same building across from the YMCA and owned residential properties in Brunswick including the Jordan House on Maryland Avenue and lots on N. Virgina Ave before the bridge was put through.
	(Photo courtesy of the Brunswick Railroad Museum)		(Photo courtesy of the Brunswick Railroad Museum)

Dhuscha: Text replacement - "Distinguished Citizen" to "Brunswick Distinguished CitizenDistinguished Citizen"

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	Werntz Dry Goods Store at 100 E. Potomac Street - That's a young Himan he ladder around 1933. Mr. Werntz, who became a leader in the local Jewish community, was introduced to Brunswick by the Kaplons. He ran a dry goods and grocery store in the same building across from the YMCA and owned residential properties in Brunswick including the Jordan House on Maryland Avenue and lots on N. Virgina Ave before the bridge was put through.		Werntz Dry Goods Store at 100 E. Potomac Street - That's a young Himan he ladder around 1933. Mr. Werntz, who became a leader in the local Jewish community, was introduced to Brunswick by the Kaplons. He ran a dry goods and grocery store in the same building across from the YMCA and owned residential properties in Brunswick including the Jordan House on Maryland Avenue and lots on N. Virgina Ave before the bridge was put through.
	(Photo courtesy of the Brunswick Railroad Museum)		(Photo courtesy of the Brunswick Railroad Museum)

HistoryCommission2: Distinguished Citizen 1982 Werntz Dry Goods Store at 100 E. Potomac Street - That's a young Himan he ladder around 1933. Mr. Werntz, who became a leader in the local Jewish community, was introduced to Brunswick by the Kaplons. He ran a dry goods and...

2018-07-06T11:55:16Z

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Distinguished Citizen 1982

Werntz Dry Goods Store at 100 E. Potomac Street - That's a young Himan he ladder around 1933. Mr. Werntz, who became a leader in the local Jewish community, was introduced to Brunswick by the Kaplons. He ran a dry goods and grocery store in the same building across from the YMCA and owned residential properties in Brunswick including the Jordan House on Maryland Avenue and lots on N. Virgina Ave before the bridge was put through.
(Photo courtesy of the Brunswick Railroad Museum)