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Gerhard Rempel with bride and 4 ladies, 1. unknown 2. sister of bride Barbara Enns, 3. bride Katie Enns, 4. groom Gerhard Rempel, 5. sister of bride Mary Enns, 6. sister of bride Margaret Enns. Taken on yard with people in background. Inscription: "grosse Kaete Enns, G. Rempel, Grunthal"

Wedding snap with groom Gerhard Rempel and bride on a yard, two flower girls in front holding basket. The girl on the left is Dorothy Rempel (later Dorothy Huebert) and Margaret Rempel (later Margaret Heese.

This photo is of four Mennonite Brethren ministers meeting in the Kuban. The men are seated at a small round table. and are wearing dark suits, white shirts, and dark ties. From left to right, they are Peter Koehn of Waldheim, Molotschna; Kornelius Wiens of Woldemfuerst, Kuban Colony; Jacob Reimer of Rueckenau, Molotschna; and Johann Fast of Alexanderfeld, Kuban Colony.

Preparing doughnuts for Relief Sale. On back of photo: Elmira Mennonite women. At left is Myra Brubacher; woman at right is identified as Mrs. Irvine Brubacher.

Selina Frey prepares pies. Second copy of photo (18x25.5) was in the Mennonite Relief Sale files of the MAO. C.f. 1994-14.1669 & 1670 for other photos of her with a pie & baking bread.

This is a photo of the Denkschrift (Gratitude statement) of Mennonites in Ukraine to Mennonites in America for aid. The Mennonites of Ukraine thank their brethren in North America for the great help given during the fearful famine 1921/22. [HR 71] (2 prints). The article in Der Bote states that art is attributed to Hans Janzen, Ohrloff and the calligraphy to Peter Cornies, also Ohrloff. Goshen College archives became home to the original metal printing plate used to print the Denkschrift. It measures 33.5 cm x 51 cm and is mounted on thick wood.

This photo is of an Indigenous family of four standing in front of a small brick home.

This photo is of an Indigenousl family of four standing in front of a small brick home.

This photo is a group shot of Indigenous people and three missionaries. The group is standing under a large shelter.

This photo is of (l-r) doctor William Rakko, two Chulupi women with new babies, and Mrs. Rakko.

This photo is of a group of sick and elderly Indigenous people wrapped in blankets donated by Mennonites.

This photo is of a line of Indigenous children wrapped in blankets donated by Mennonites.

This photo is of a group of Chulupi Indians wearing white ready to be baptized. Missionary Jacob Franz is standing among the group.

This photo is of a Lengua student and teacher at a chalkboard.

This photo is of a young Lengua girl smiling and sitting at a desk with her papers on it.