Abe Hoeppner (left) and Alfred Cook shake hands outside after a church service (?).
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Mennonite Pioneer Mission worker Abe Hoeppner (left) with an arm around a friend. Location is likely Bloodvein, Manitoba, where Abe served with MPM.
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Isabella and Alfred Cook in formal attire.
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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.
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Alfred Cook, of Bloodvein, is speaking from the pulpit at a function. Isabella Cook is standing beside him.
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This photo was together with 14.4275. An Indigenous family, probably Ojibwe on the Bloodvein reserve.
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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.
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Arlie Schulz (middle) sitting with two local women in Bloodvein, Manitoba.
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Arlie with circle of children, Bloodvein
Arlie Schulz is playing a game with a circle of children in a school gymnasium. Location is Bloodvein.
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A group of children from Bloodvein, Manitoba. Many of them are holding baseball gloves and bats. Otto Loeppky is standing with them in the back row (wearing a tie).
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Bloodvein Chief Harry Cook and principal Egon Enns
Infor. on back: "Bloodvein Chief Harry Cook and principal Egon Enns examine the official school opening program. The new four-room elementary school serves a community of 330 Saulteaux.
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Bloodvein children's choir at Mennonite World Conference
The children's choir from Bloodvein sings at Mennonite World Conference in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Arlie Schulz is playing the piano.
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The Bloodvein children's choir sings in church.
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People at Henry Duck's for an evening service in Bloodvein, Manitoba.
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William "Buckaroo" McKay is holding two fish. Location is Bloodvein.
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