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A photo used for the Voth family Russian passport in 1925: (l-r) Katharina (mother), Walter, Holdina, Herta, and Johannes (father).

A photo of sister-in-laws with their kids outside in winter near Marquette, Manitoba, just several months after immigrating to Canada: (l-r) Katja (Voth) Klassen holding Elvira, then Tina (Bergen) Voth holding Holdina with Herta and Walter next to Tina.

A photo of the Voth and Klassen mothers and families, sitting outside in the yard of a farm house in Rivers, Manitoba. During the first years, these newly immigrated families worked as hired labour for various farmers in the area of Rivers and Marquette. Identified on the photo are (front, l-r): Elfrieda Klassen with Holdina, Katja Klassen with Nora, Agatha Klassen with Elvira, Grandmother Klassen, Tina Voth with Herta at knew and Walter at back; (back, l-r): Nick, Justina Klassen. Susie Voth trying to escape the camera because she was still wearing her big apron.

A photo of Herta sitting in a sleigh on the snow covered farm yard and Walter standing near by.

Another photo (see also NP214-01-04) of sister-in-laws with their kids outside in winter near Marquette, Manitoba, just several months after immigrating to Canada: (l-r) Katja (Voth) Klassen holding Elvira, then Tina (Bergen) Voth holding Holdina with Herta and Walter next to Tina.

This is a photo of Herta Voth in close-up wearing a necklace.

This is a photo of Herta Voth, dressed in a white apron, standing on the front steps of the King George Hospital in Winnipeg.

This is a photo of Herta Voth, dressed in a nurses outfit, holding a bouquet of flowers and a diploma. It was presumably taken for her graduation ceremony from the Misericordia Hospital School of Nursing in 1950.

This photo is a bookmark to remind people to pray from Herta Judith Voth, missionary in Colombia, originally from Springstein, Manitoba.

This is a photograph of four women dressed in nurses outfits and holding bouquets of flowers (clockwise from top): Norma Morasutti, Herta Voth, Phyllis Cockerill, and Mary Alison Watson. Herta was featured in this newspaper clipping after receiving an award for the highest standing in theory.

This is a photo of Herta Voth's graduating class of the Misericordia Hospital School of Nursing. The women are dressed in nurses outfits and each is holding a bouquet of flowers. Graduation exercises took place at the Civic Auditorium in Winnipeg.

A 1933 portrait of the Johannes and Katherina Voth family with six children: (l-r) Toby, Walter, John, Katherina (mother), Alvin, Johannes (father), Holdina, and Herta.

This is a photo of Herta Voth receiving her diploma from an unidentified woman after having completed the School of Nursing program at Misericordia Hospital.

This is a photo/prayer card of Herta Voth, meant to encourage people to pray for Colombia. In the photo, Herta is wearing a black blouse.