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|gender = Male|image = Jacob_Katzenellenbogan.jpg | |gender = Male|image = Jacob_Katzenellenbogan.jpg | ||
| | |cartoon_debut = "[[Elwood City Turns 100!]]"|animal = Aardvark | ||
|family = [[Alfred Katzenellenbogan]] (great-nephew) | |family = [[Alfred Katzenellenbogan]] (great-nephew) | ||
|hair = Light gray | |hair = Light gray | ||
|residence = [[Elwood City]] | |residence = [[Elwood City]] | ||
|job = Lumber tycoon | |job = Lumber tycoon | ||
| | |voice_actor = [[Rick Jones]]}} | ||
'''Jacob Katzenellenbogan''' (pronounced ''kat-za-nehlen-bōgen'') was a wealthy lumber magnate and the founder of [[Elwood City]]. | '''Jacob Katzenellenbogan''' (pronounced ''kat-za-nehlen-bōgen'') was a wealthy lumber magnate and the founder of [[Elwood City]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:50, 8 December 2023
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Jacob Katzenellenbogan | |
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Gender | Male |
Animal | Aardvark
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Hair color | Light gray
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Residence | Elwood City |
Family | Alfred Katzenellenbogan (great-nephew) |
Job | Lumber tycoon
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Cartoon debut | "Elwood City Turns 100!" |
Voiced by | Rick Jones |
Jacob Katzenellenbogan (pronounced kat-za-nehlen-bōgen) was a wealthy lumber magnate and the founder of Elwood City.
He hired Francis Wheaton as the architect to design a mill that would drive the logging industry and start a logging town.
Though he founded the city, he was upset over the name, as he wanted the town to be named Elmwood City, not Elwood City. The monument dedicated to him spells his name with only one "l". Elwood City Katzenelenbogan Airport is also named after him.
"Katzenellenbogen" (note the spelling) is German for "cat's elbow". The word has no particular meaning.