Enlarged for use in CM 4-23-4; larger photo is 13x11. When Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Hamm (back left), observed their golden wedding at Leamington, Ont., Mr. Hamm's brother, Dr. David Hamm (front right) of Hague, Sask., whom he had not seen in 40 years, and his wife (back right), attended. Also present was their sister, Mrs. Katherine Reimer (front left), whom Dr. David Hamm had not seen since 1915. Negs, show the 2 brothers with their sister and Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Hamm, separately.

Mrs. J. Klassen of Altona, aged 91, a widow of the son of Mr. and Mrs. David D. Klassen. Photograph printed in The Canadian Mennonite, 3-29-4, along with article about the reunion.

Used in the CM 4-35-3. The oldest living members of each of the 7 families, the children and immediate descendants of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Heinrichs who came to Canada in 1874, gathered for their first reunion in the church at Halbstadt, Man. Studying family statistics are, l-r: W. W.Heinrichs, Mrs. A. D. H. Friesen, C. P. Heinrichs, Mrs. J. Heinrichs, P. C. Heinrichs, Mrs. John Harder and J. A.Toews. Neg for photo and additional one of only 5 members of the Heinrichs family, Mrs. John Harder at the far right 4 others who are not identified. The total number of descendants in this family, living and dead, was estimated at 1,174.

Relatives of Lorraine Roth view the family tree she painted on a window blind. The blind is hung on the wall of a barn at the Brenneman family reunion. Lorraine's mother was Violet (Brenneman) Roth.

This photo is of a large group of older men posing for a photo at the Mennonite camp at Springstein, Manitoba known as Camp Assiniboia. These men are former conscientious objectors or Forstei workers who served in the forest in Russia.