Benjamin
P.
Rosensweig

BENJAMIN P. ROSENSWEIG was born in Pennsylvania, son the son of Jewish immigrants from Russia, in 1891. At the time of the 1920 Census he was married, and living with wife Katie in the 400 block of Ritner Street in South Philadelphia. He worked selling ice cream at that time. Benjamin Rosensweig was successful in sales. By 1930 he had moved to Camden NJ, and had moved to 1546 Wildwood Avenue in the fashionable Parkside section. He was associated for many years with the Camden Bottling Company at 254 Kaighn Avenue, the corner of Kaighn Avenue and Locust Street. 

In 1950 Mrs. Rosensweig made donation for a new ark in the redesigned chapel at Congregation Beth El, the synagogue which for many years stood on Park Boulevard opposite Farnham Park. 

The Rosensweigs were gone from Camden by 1959. 

Camden Courier-Post - February 18, 1938

David Miller, 27, a window decorator for a liquor concern, who lives at 547 Whitaker Avenue, Philadelphia, was arrested yesterday and charged with larceny of whisky on complaint of Benjamin Rosensweig, proprietor of the Camden Bottling Co., 254 Kaighn avenue. 

Miller had an office at the Kaighn avenue address. Rosensweig told Detectives Ben Simon and Gus Fortune he missed $500 worth of liquor in the past several months. The detectives found whisky hidden in equipment used by Miller.

At Miller's home, they said, they found $180 worth of liquor, and Miller, they reported, admitted some thefts.