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Sadie Magaziner Markovitz

Sadie Magaziner (born Szune) was born in Humenne on June 5, 1879.

On January 14, 1906, Sadie married Bernath Markovitz in Philadelphia. Bernath was born in Hungary on December 25, 1874. He was one of the four Markovitz brothers who founded a dry goods store in Philadelphia. Sadie's architect brother, Louis, later performed design work on buildings for the Markovitz Brothers store. Sadie and Bernath had two daughters.

Bernath died suddenly in July 1927 while on a trip to Budapest with Sadie and their daughters. His body was brought back to the United States by Julius (Gyula) Magaziner, a son of Henry's cousin Lajos. Bernath was buried in Philadelphia.

Though Sadie lived nearly forty more years, she never remarried. Her Social Security application indicates that she worked maintaining the Markovitz Trust Fund with her nephew, S. Henry Rosenthal. Sadie died in June 1964 at the age of 85.

By an odd coincidence, Sadie and Bernath aren't the only Magaziner-Markovitz couple. A grandson of Sadie's sister Jennie marrried a granddaughter of Bernath's brother David Markovitz.

Children of Sadie Magaziner and Bernath Markovitz are:

  1. Helene Markovitz (b: 27 OCT 1906; d: 11 OCT 1999)
  2. Cecelia Markovitz (b: 4 JAN 1909; d: FEB 1974)

Helene Markovitz Diamond

Helene Diamond was born in Philadelphia on October 27, 1906. She attended Philadelphia High School for Girls ("Girls' High") and graduated from the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in 1931. Helene was deeply dedicated to her work as an artist. Her paintings and prints were exhibited in many Philadelphia area venues, including Philadelphia City Hall, the Philadelphia Art Alliance, and the Cheltenham and Abington Art Centers.

In 1931, Helene married Samuel Diamond in Philadelphia. Sam was born on January 23, 1904 in Philadelphia. They had two children, both still living. Sam died in August, 1976.

Helene died of pneumonia at the Roslyn Nursing Home in Roslyn, Pennsylvania on October 11, 1999, two weeks before her 93rd birthday.

Cecelia Markovitz

Cecelia Markovitz was born in Philadelphia on January 4, 1909. She died in February, 1974, unmarried.

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