A group stands beside the Mennonite Pioneer Mission Bombardier in the winter
Part of Lawrence and Laverna Klippenstein Family Photograph Collection
This is a photo of a group lined up beside the Mennonite Pioneer Mission Bombardier in the winter at Bloodvein First nation near a vacant house, sometimes used for church services.
Klippenstein, Lawrence, 1930-2022
A guest at the wedding at Bloodvein
Part of Jacob M. Unrau fonds
This photo shows Mr. Green, a guest at the wedding. (This probably refers to the wedding in photo 643:85).
Caption on back reads: "Where M.P.M. is building station. A house on the Bloodvein Indian Reserve. It appears to be a good size. However at the time I visited the large part was not in use at all due to a need of repairs. A family of five were living in the small right section of the house.. Miss Helen Willms, Matheson Island." Used in CM 3-44-1. See also CM 7-16-6.
Bergen, Helen (Willms), 1925-2003
Abe Hoeppner (left) and Alfred Cook shake hands outside after a church service (?).
Unknown
A candid photograph of Abe Hoeppner.
Unknown
Native Ministries worker Abe Hoeppner is playing a board game with locals in Bloodvein, Manitoba.
Unknown
Mennonite Pioneer Mission worker Abe Hoeppner (left) with an arm around a friend. Location is likely Bloodvein, Manitoba, where Abe served with MPM.
Unknown
Abe Hoeppner, Raymond Duck, and Malcolm Wenger shaking hands
(Left to right) Abe Hoeppner, Raymond Duck, and Malcolm Wenger are shaking hands outside of church in Bloodvein, Manitoba.
Unknown
Airplane with pontoons docked. On the Bloodvein
Airplane with pontoons docked. On the Bloodvein River? Enlarged photo - see 14.4293 for smaller photo on contact sheet & neg.
Kroeker, Dave?
Isabella and Alfred Cook in formal attire.
Unknown
Alfred Cook shaking hands with two men
Alfred Cook of Bloodvein, Manitoba shakes hands with two men. The man on the right wearing a jacket with indigenous decorations on it is Mennonite Pioneer Mission missionary Edwin Brandt.
Unknown
Alfred Cook, of Bloodvein, is speaking from the pulpit at a function. Isabella Cook is standing beside him.
Unknown
This photo was together with 14.4275. An Indigenous family, probably Ojibwe on the Bloodvein reserve.
Unknown
An Indigenous woman and her four children
An Indigenous woman and her four children, possibly Ojibwe, are on the steps of a building, possibly a chapel on the Bloodvein First Nation.
Unknown
Part of Jacob M. Unrau fonds
This photograph shows Trudie Unrau (left) and Helen Willms in the Unrau's new mission yawl, approaching the Roman Catholic Church parsonage and local store at Bloodvein.