Person
Jennie Kantor
Jennie Kantor
Jacob Sapirstein's wife and native of his hometown.
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... He married the former Jennie Kantor, a native of
his hometown, in Cleveland on June 7, 1908. She
worked at his side during the early days of the business;
both filled postcard orders at night. Mrs. Saperstein
died on November 29, 1969. They had four children:
Irving I. Stone, Chairman of the Board and Chief Exec-
utive Officer of American Greetings Corporation; Mor-
ris S. Stone, Vice Chairman of the Company; Harry R.
Stone, President of Courtland Management, Inc.; and
Mrs. David E. Davis (Bernice M.). The family also
includes twelve granchildren, twenty-one _ great-
grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren. ...Connected nodes
Person
Jacob Sapirstein
Spouse Of
Event
Marriage of Jacob Sapirstein and Jennie Kantor
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Death of Jennie Sapirstein
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Jacob Sapirstein
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Person
Irving I. Stone
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Morris S. Stone
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Harry R. Stone
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Organization
American Greeting Corporation
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Place
Bialystok
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Grajewo
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Joint Distribution Committee
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Institution
Hebrew Academy of Cleveland
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Kiryat Telshe-Stone
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