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Formal photo. Used in the CM 15-7-1 when he rec'd the Coblentz Society Award.

Driver plus seven passengers on 1937 Studebaker truck. Helen Martens (tall) in center.

Two elderly women sitting on the porch

Negative also. Formal photo; on lower left corner of photo the name Master's Studio is given. Used in the CM 10-47-9 when she left her home in Leamington, Ont. for Hagerstown to serve in the Psychiatric Hospital for MCC.

Used in the CM 4-37-4. Shipibo school girls with embroidered designs on their costume. One girl stands to show her skirt. They were artistic people and lived in the Shipibo Village near Caco, Peru where the South America Mission to Indians had a station. The first in a series of photos related to Margaret A. Epp's travel to Peru to meet her sister, a Krimmer Mennonite Brethren missionary. Mrs. Mary Baker was taking photographs and was likely the photographer. In the second photo a mother sits with 3 children. This tribe had no walls in their houses, only floors. This series continues to 2010-14.407.

Used in CM 19-7-9. Miss Teruko Yano, R. N., a Japanese nurse working with Vietnam Christian Service at the Evangelical Clinic in Nha Trang, Vietnam.She poses beside a young boy who is a patient.

Informal photo. On the back is written: "Rev. Rudolph Martens and Dr. Elvina Martens and daughter Elizabeth at the Charlesville Station under Congo Inland Mission Belgian Congo, Africa.

Informal photo. On the back is written: Rudolph Martens, New Hamburg, Ontario, Dr. Elvina Martens, Chicago, Illinois, now in Charlesville, Congo Belge under Congo Inland Mission.

This item consists of a group of people posing in front of a building with the front two rows sitting. Identified are [left - right]: [1st row] Anna Janzen, Tiena Berg, Mariea Buckert, Olga Martens, [2nd row] Marussa Schulz, Mariea Braun, Maria Janzen, Anna Klassen, Aeltester Aron Toews, Grete Klassen, Grete Neufeld, Grete Braun, [3rd row] Abram Dyck, Abram Buckert, Abram Neudorf, Gerhrd Penner, Abram Harms, Peter Buckert, Peter Neudorf, Bernhard Rempel, Johan Klassen. (Look on back of photo for more information)

Negatives (3). Note with photo: Esther Horch, dir. of Women's Programs, reads for "Afternoon at Home" while staff members Christine Vogt, Dorothy Klassen, Mary Martens & Justina Hildebrandt join Neil Klassen in the control room.

Negatives (2) for 2 large & 2 small copies of 4 women who worked at the station. In 1 they are looking up, in the other down. Shown are: Justina Hildebrandt, Dorothy Klassen, Mary Martens & Chritine Vogt (seated?). See 14.2943.

This photo is of the family of Julius Kornelius Heinrichs who lived from 1833-1894. His photo is inset in the top centre of the larger photo.
First row left to right are: Peter Isaak Dyck, son-in-law to the Bergmans; Eva Suderman Heinrichs, wife of Julius Jacob Heinrichs; Julius Jacob Heinrichs, grandson of Julius Kornelius Heinrichs; Heinrich Herman Bergman.
Back row: Jacob Julius Heinrichs; Katherine Thiessen Epp Heinrichs, wife of Jacob Julius Heinrichs; Kornelius K. Martens; Neta Martens, daughter of Herman Bergman and wife of Kornelius Martens; Maria Epp Bergman, wife of Herman Herman Bergman; Herman Herman Bergman; Anna Dyck Bergman, wife of Abram H. Bergman; Abram Herman Bergman; Maria Dyck, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Gerhard Dyck; Gerhard Isaak Dyck, brother to Peter Dyck; Peter Julius Heinrichs; Julius Herman Bergman
Third row: Aganetha Epp, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Johann Epp; Maria Friesen Heinrichs, wife of Kornelius Julius Heinrichs; Jacob Jacob Heinrichs; Katherine Heinrichs, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Jacob Jacob Heinrichs; Peter Riediger; Susanna Riediger, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Peter Riediger; Katherine Loewen Heinrichs, wife of Peter Julius Heinrichs; Helena Bergman, daughter of Jacob Heinrichs and wife of Julius Herman Bergman.
Second row: Johann Epp; Kornelius Julius Heinrichs; Helena Bergman, daughter of Julius Heinrichs and wife of Herman Bergman; Aganetha Hildebrandt Heinrichs; Herman Bergman; Helena Bergman, daughter of Peter Heinrichs and wife of Heinrich Bergman; Heinrich Julius Heinrichs.

This photo is of the family of Herman and Helena Bergman. It was taken at Bergmantal estate in Russia on October 10, 1904 at the wedding of Aganetha Bergman to Cornelius Martens. Back row left to right: Helena Bergmann (daughter of Julius Herman Bergman, later Helena Toews), Julius Herman Bergman, Herman Herman Bergman, Neta Martens (daughter of Herman Bergman), Cornelius Martens [the wedding couple], Abram Herman Bergman, Frieda Bergman, (daughter of Abram Herman Bergmann, later Frieda Wieler), Anna Bergmann (nee Anna Dyck) Bergman, Heinrich Bergman. Middle row: Helena (Jacob Heinrichs) Bergman, Heinrich (Jacob Heinrich) Bergman, Albert (Herman Herman) Bergman, Maria (Epp) Bergman, Herman A. Bergman, Helena Dyck, Helena (Julius Heinrichs) Bergman, Herman (Peter) Dyck, Peter Isaak Dyck. Front row: Herman (Julius Herman) Bergman, Anna Bergmann (daughter of Herman Herman) Bergmann, and later Anna Dyck, wife of Daniel Dyck) Bergman, Maria Bergmann (daughter of Herman Herman Bergmann and later Maria Martens, wife of Abram Martens) , Jacob Bergmann (son of Julius Herman Bergmann), Herman Bergmann (son of Herman Herman Bergmann), Agnes Bergmann (daughter of Herman Herman Bergman, she later married Alexander Thiessen), Helena Bergmann (daughter of Herman Herman Bergmann, she later married Peter Riediger).

Five people standing in front of a 1939 Ford truck