Abraham Abelovitz was born on March 29, 1913, in Wilmington, North Carolina, his father, Julius Benowitz (Abell) Abelovitz, was 33 and his mother, Channa Rodnitzky, was 31. He had one son with Evelyn Resnick. He died on January 13, 1995, in Baltimore, Maryland, at the age of 81.
Abraham Abelovitz lived in Baltimore, Maryland, when the United States declared war on Japan just one day after the attack on Pearl Harbor that killed 2,400 Americans.
He was a former co-owner along with his sister-in-law Mary Sibble of Northwood Liquors on Havenwood Road in Northeast Baltimore. The store has been in business for abour 40 years. Mr. Abell retired about 1985 and became a volunteer for Jewish Family Services. He provided transportation to the elderly. In the mid 1930's he operated Abell Tire and Battery store at Park Circle. He later owned a chain of Food Fair service stations for many years in Baltimore. Born in Wilmington, N.C., he moved to Baltimore as a child in 1922 and was educated through junior high school. Mr. Abell enjoyed golf and was a member of Bonnie View Country Club.
His obituary may be view at: The Baltimore Sun 15 Jan 1995 Sun Pg 182
Abraham Abelovitz lived in Baltimore, Maryland, when the United States declared war on Japan just one day after the attack on Pearl Harbor that killed 2,400 Americans.
He was a former co-owner along with his sister-in-law Mary Sibble of Northwood Liquors on Havenwood Road in Northeast Baltimore. The store has been in business for abour 40 years. Mr. Abell retired about 1985 and became a volunteer for Jewish Family Services. He provided transportation to the elderly. In the mid 1930's he operated Abell Tire and Battery store at Park Circle. He later owned a chain of Food Fair service stations for many years in Baltimore. Born in Wilmington, N.C., he moved to Baltimore as a child in 1922 and was educated through junior high school. Mr. Abell enjoyed golf and was a member of Bonnie View Country Club.
His obituary may be view at: The Baltimore Sun 15 Jan 1995 Sun Pg 182
Abraham Abelovitz was born on March 29, 1913, in Wilmington, North Carolina, his father, Julius Benowitz (Abell) Abelovitz, was 33 and his mother, Channa Rodnitzky, was 31. He had one son with Evelyn Resnick. He died on January 13, 1995, in Baltimore, Maryland, at the age of 81.
Abraham Abelovitz lived in Baltimore, Maryland, when the United States declared war on Japan just one day after the attack on Pearl Harbor that killed 2,400 Americans.
He was a former co-owner along with his sister-in-law Mary Sibble of Northwood Liquors on Havenwood Road in Northeast Baltimore. The store has been in business for abour 40 years. Mr. Abell retired about 1985 and became a volunteer for Jewish Family Services. He provided transportation to the elderly. In the mid 1930's he operated Abell Tire and Battery store at Park Circle. He later owned a chain of Food Fair service stations for many years in Baltimore. Born in Wilmington, N.C., he moved to Baltimore as a child in 1922 and was educated through junior high school. Mr. Abell enjoyed golf and was a member of Bonnie View Country Club.
His obituary may be view at: The Baltimore Sun 15 Jan 1995 Sun Pg 182
Abraham Abelovitz lived in Baltimore, Maryland, when the United States declared war on Japan just one day after the attack on Pearl Harbor that killed 2,400 Americans.
He was a former co-owner along with his sister-in-law Mary Sibble of Northwood Liquors on Havenwood Road in Northeast Baltimore. The store has been in business for abour 40 years. Mr. Abell retired about 1985 and became a volunteer for Jewish Family Services. He provided transportation to the elderly. In the mid 1930's he operated Abell Tire and Battery store at Park Circle. He later owned a chain of Food Fair service stations for many years in Baltimore. Born in Wilmington, N.C., he moved to Baltimore as a child in 1922 and was educated through junior high school. Mr. Abell enjoyed golf and was a member of Bonnie View Country Club.
His obituary may be view at: The Baltimore Sun 15 Jan 1995 Sun Pg 182
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