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Johann and Helena (Klippenstein) Jantzen with their three children who are unidentified however likely their oldest three daughters, Helena, Anna and Margaretha. Margaretha was born in 1904 and looks to be several months old.

Old model Red Cross car being driven by Jacob Martens. There is a child sitting beside Jacob in the front. In the back seat left to right are: Aganetha (Dyck) Martens with Herb Martens on her lap, Sarah is in the middle, and Petrus Martens. They are parked in front of a wooden fence.

The Armenschule was founded by Jacob J. Martens and Petrus Martens was a teacher at the Armenschule. - see https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Davlekanovo_Mennonite_Settlement_(Ufa,_Bashkortostan,_Russia)&oldid=135010, Another gameo source says that in about 1900 the school was established by Franz Klassen and when Klassen left for America, Jacob J. Martens took over the school. The school (both a boarding school and school for the impoverished) was located on a farm with residence homes, operated and supported by donations. see -https://gameo.org/index.php?title=Orphanages&oldid=130733

Abraham A. and Katharina (Riediger) Enns sitting on chairs with an unidentified girl standing on her left. Katharina was Abraham's first wife.

A compilation of 30 graduate portraits. Top row (left to right): Jacob A. Froese, Henry Born, Jacob D. Friesen, Isaac T. Ewert, Theodor C. Martens, Henry Dick. Second row (left to right): Abe J. Neufeld, Herbert J. Janzten, Abram Enns, Willy Janz, George D. Geddert, Henry Warkentin, Henry Voth. Third row (left to right): Ernest P. Dyck, Ernest A. Kroeger, Henry Krahn, Abe L. Klassen, Nick A. Peters, Abram P. Regier, Peter P. Derksen. Fourth row (left to right): Anne Ediger, Nettie Baerg, Agnes Sudermann. Fifth row (left to right): Helen Peters, Lois Redekop, Henry P. Neufeldt, Cornelius Balzer, Dietrich Friesen, Martha Goossen, Esther C. Klassen.

A volunteer is preparing donated items for display in the store.

A studio portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Abram and Anna (Dueckmann) Wiens.

A large group of representatives of welfare and peace organization s of Canada. Back row: first person from left, A.A. Wiens, (third from left), Henry Epp, (eleventh from left) Frank C. Peters, (eighteenth from left) J.A. Toews. Second row: (eleventh from left) Bill Wiebe. First row : (third from right): C.A. DeFehr, (first from right) Henry K. Klassen.

Board comprised of seven men and two women. Jacob Peter Rahn is standing at the end of the front row.

Ten men and a woman are standing on the new MCC property . Siegfried Bartel is holding a shovel for the groundbreaking ceremony. Left to right: Jake Tilitsky, Vernon Reimer, Siegfried Bartel, unknown, Jake Siemens, Kathleen Toews, Albert Toews, unknown,unknown, Cornelius Regehr

Dr. David Kuhl, member of MCCBC Advisory Group, speaking at a seminar.

Paul Couillard, living with HIV/AIDS is speaking with a volunteer.

A sign along the roadside, advertising Canadian Mennonite Relief Clothing Depot.

Coffee being served at official opening.

A variety of items displayed to be sold in the MCC store.