"The Marquette girls on Heiman St. were good musicians" Photo by Gordon Eby of two girs standing with their bicycles. Located on obverse of leaf 162 of typed, illustrated diary

Tina Neufeld, aunt of Henry Gossen, with a bicycle. She was the sister of Henry Gossen’s mother.

This photo is of three unidentified people, 1 man and 2 women, posing for a photo beside a bike.

This photograph shows Abram Dick, 1890-1970, probably while he is serving in the Asov Forestry Camp. He is wearing the Forestry uniform posing at an arbored gate with a bicycle. The name Kathe Warkentin is written on the reverse side, along with Abram J. Dick's address, 56 Wigle Str., Leamington, Ont. This photograph also appears on page 61 of Mennonite Alternative Service in Russia, and in Nick Peters' collection of photocopied photos, No. 25.

This photograph shows, from left to right, Peter J. Harms, "Starschy" Warkentin and Johann W. Dyck in service uniform at the Asow Forstei, possibly in 1913. They are each holding on to their bicycle. P.J. Sawatzky's address, R.R. #2, Ruthven, Ont. is also on the post card.

This photo is of Henry Banman (left) and Kronsgart (Manitoba) elevator operator Sherman Godkin standing outside by Banman's store in their work clothes. There is a bicycle on the left.
Banman's store was originally the Hamburg Old Colony church building (Manitoba). After the move to Mexico in the early 1920s, the church building was cut in half, placed on wagons and moved to Kronsgart by William Enns in 1926. Here Banman put the two halves together and made it into a store. To the right on the photo can be seen the seam created after the building was cut in half. By 1932 the building was no longer in use.

Cyclists showing off their finesse in the Paraguay fair parade. Used in CM 11-39-1.

This photograph shows two young ladies with their bicycles, both wearing the M.C.I. uniform.

Abram Rempel , b. 22 May 1872, son of Johann Rempel b. 15 Apr 1830, is standing with his bike in a studio. He is wearing a dark 3 piece suit, light coloured shirt and a tie.
3 copies, 2 good

This is a photo of a group of Mennonite fellows. They covered long distances on their bikes, 1936. [HR 266]