68558 Treffer anzeigen

Feeding cattle in Alberta. Not found in CM.

Used in CM 4-50-8. Rev. Ben Friesen, Reedley, Cal., Chairman of the MB Study cf. on doctrine held at MBBC in Wpg. Dec. 12-15 stands behind a lecturn. He was also vice-chair of MB Cf. of NA.

Negatives only, 3 similar ones. Used in CM 4-33-8. View from the back of the auditorium of the Provincial Normal School in Tuxedo in Wpg., Man. of the 400 men at the Sat. evening banquet of Mennonite Men, the official men's organization of the GCMC. A group of men (singing group?) is on the stage. The event was in conjunction with the 34th GCMC conference.

Used in CM 2-31-3. Altona Bergthaler Mennonite Church choir, directed by Frank E. Dueck, sings at dedication of new building. Linked to 1992-14.3541.

Ralph Lebold (left), then president of Conrad Grebel University College, with first president J. Winfield Fretz at the College's 25th anniversary banquet. The two are holding congratulatory plaques from the province of Ontario and city of Waterloo.

Family members at the Bauman (or Bowman) family reunion at "Grandpa" Emmanuel M. Bauman's house on Ruggles Road, Floradale. The house is no longer extant.First row: Jonathan (John) Martin (fourth from left), Carolyn (Bauman) Morris (fifth from left, child of Orvie and Adell (Snider) Bauman), Marianne (Burkholder) Ford (eighth from left, child of Walter and Florence Burkholder), Harold Burkholder (sixth from right, child of Walter and Florence Burkholder), Bruce Bauman (third from right, child of Howard and Pauline Bauman).
Second row: Pauline Bauman (seventh from left), Ida Bauman (eighth from left), Frainey Bauman (sixth from right), Florence (Bauman) Burkholder (fourth from right, child of Emmanuel Bauman), Walter Burkholder (third from right), Stuart Burkholder (second from right), Carol (Bauman) Bauman (first from right, child of Emmanuel and Ida Bauman).
Third row: Emmanuel Bauman (first from left, husband of Ida Bauman), Norman Bauman (second from left), Phyllis (Bauman) Fennell (eleventh from left, child of Orvie and Adell (Snider) Bauman), Shirley Bauman (twelfth from left, child of Pauline and Harold Bauman), Mrs. Bowman (seventh from right, wife of Owen Bowman), Adel (Snider) Bauman (sixth from right, wife of Orvie Bauman), Maida Bowman (third from right, wife of Coleman (Cole) Bowman), Gladys (Bauman) Cressman (second from right, child of Emmanuel and Ida Bauman).
Fourth row: Howard Bauman (fifth from left), Coleman (Cole) Bowman (seventh from left), Owen Bowman (eighth from right), Donny Bowman (seventh from right), Orvie Bauman (sixth from right), Bryan Bauman (fifth from right).

Doorway to the Toronto Mennonite Theological Centre offices at the Toronto School of Theology across from Queen's Park

Left to right: Anna (Neufeld) Tiessen and her brother Peter Neufeld

A Red Cross unit in Russia. This is probably the medical train unit with which Cornelius H. Tiessen served.

Front row (left to right): Anna Neufeld, Gredel Thiessen, Anna Thiessen, Gerthrude Peters, Luise Wilms. Second row (left to right): Maria Schroeder, Aganetha Dick, Henriethe [?] Banmann, Katharina Peters, Lehrer [teacher] Franz Peters, Maria Peters, Gretha Wiens, Luise Thiessen, Anna Schroeder. Third row (left to right): David Dick, Peter Dick, Wilhelm Dick, Abram Dick, Johann Heidebrecht, Heinrich Papke [?], Heinrich Banman [?], Gerhard Heidebrecht. Back row (left to right): Heinrich Mirau, Johann Dick, Otto Schrieber [?], Wilhelm Heidebrecht, Gerhard Schroeder, Peter Neufeld, Wilhelm Peters, Johann Wiens, Johann Papke [?].

School boys and teachers or administrators. Probably Peter Neufeld is in this photograph. The school is probably the same as the one pictured in Hist.Mss.1.350.12.

Tiessen family members harvesting tobacco on Anna and Cornelius Tiessen's farm

School boys with teachers or administrators of a school. Peter Neufeld is probably among the boys.

The children of four siblings, Peter, Gerhard, Cornelius Neufeld, and Agatha (Neufeld) Enns. Anna (Neufeld) Tiessen is one of the children. Female caregivers (nannies) may be among the group.