S.S. Aronson

Merchant
1911-1924


Lane, SC 29564

FAMILIES: Aronson; Schrieberg

Solomon Samuel Aronson (1884 – 1973) immigrated from Russia in 1900 and settled in Gourdin, Williamsburg County, South Carolina, shortly thereafter. He initially partnered with J. Tigler to open Aronson & Tigler in that city. He opened S.S. Aronson, a dry goods store in Lane, in 1911. In 1915, Aronson married Henrietta Furshman (1893 – 1969) of New Jersey in 1915. By 1920, Abraham and Nathan Schrieberg, Aronson’s nephews, were living with the family and working as clerks. When the Aronsons moved to New Jersey in the 1920s to raise their sons, the Schriebergs took over the business and acquired it about 1924. The Aronsons returned to Williamsburg County by 1940 and opened another S.S. Aronson in Kingstree, which remained in business until 1956.

Main Image: Advertisement for S.S. Aronson’s store. Reprinted from the (Kingstree) County Democrat, October 19, 1911.

 

Advertisement for S.S. Aronson & Co. Reprinted from the (Kingstree) County Democrat, June 3, 1920.

The Jewish Merchant Project is supported by the generosity of the Henry & Sylvia Yaschik Foundation and the Stanley B. Farbstein Endowment at the Coastal Community Foundation.

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