Papers of three related families, with some information on other extended relatives, mostly
from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Includes family correspondence, usually discussing personal
affairs, of Judge Charles Aarons, Lehman (Buz) Aarons, Louise Aarons Blosten, Matilda Jung,
and other relatives; scrapbooks documenting the life of Matilda Aarons Jung and Rose
Sheuerman Aarons; family histories for the Aarons, Frankel, Jung, Schram, and Sheuerman
families; and photographs and photograph albums of the Aarons and Jung families. The papers
were compiled by Matilda Jung.
The papers of Charles L. Aarons, a former Milwaukee judge include correspondence with his
family and his wife Rose Sheuerman Aarons; and a number of photographs of himself, his
brothers and sisters, his nieces, nephews, and his children Matilda, Lehman, and Louise.
There is very little information on his professional career except for a few campaign
handouts and newsclippings.
The correspondence of Lehman C. (Buz) Aarons is to and from his family concerning personal
matters and his jobs at the U.S. Treasury Department and Farm Credit Administration in
Washington, D.C.
The papers of Louise Aarons Blosten include personal correspondence with her family,
published articles and short stories that appeared in newspapers and magazines, and several
unpublished works.
The papers of Clarence Jung include personal correspondence with family and friends,
undated poetry, and information on the 1966 world tour he took with Matilda. There is no
information on his ornithological interests.
The papers of Matilda Jung include her baby and bridal books, diaries, family
correspondence, incoming letters from friends, memorabilia, a memory book, and her Wellesley
College scrapbook. The family correspondence and letters from friends deal almost
exclusively with personal matters.
The records of the Aarons-Marks Clothing Company include a list of the original
shareholders, minutes of the organizers' meeting, by-laws, minutes of meetings, and the
resolution dissolving the company.
