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Dr. Ediger and his family in their car before World War 1. Dr. Ediger was one of the first Mennonites to own a car in Russia.

This is a photo of three people standing and one sitting around a car in [Germnay?] that has the words "Mennonite Relief Service USA and Canada" on the door. Far right is Lucina Martin.

This is a photo of Lowell Troyer standing next to a fleet of five Volkswagens, parked outside the MCC unit house in Kiel, Germany. These cars were the MCC cars used in Germany.

In the early 1950s American Mennonites under MCC assisted in the re-building of Germany. At Bad Durkheim they assisted in a children's home.

This is a photo of Irene Bishop (Pennsylvania) standing with some children by the MCC Ford van that is parked in front of the MCC warehouse which was in a cement, above ground, air-raid shelter in Luebeck, Germany (British zone).

Written on back: "General Conference, Archbold, Ohio. Parking grounds." Parked cars in a field in foreground with a large tent and buildings in background.

Miss Thomas (or Thompson), Superintendent of Nurses, in uniform, talks to Corny Rempel, MCC (Ontario) director, in front of a main building of Ontario Hospital. He visited the Summer Service volunteers. A car is parked to his right.

Corny Rempel, MCC (Ontario) dir. poses in front of flowers on the grounds in front of examination building of the Ont. Hospital. He was visiting the volunteers of the Summer Service Unit. Cars parked in the background to his l.

Two photos (2nd one, 12x7.5). Note on photos: Two "American boys," members of the unit with their old Model A car. In one photo they are fixing something, in the other posing beside the car with the word "Schizophrenia" on it

Linked to a Manitoba school on Portage la Prairie where MCC had a VS unit. Note on back:"MCC car. We used it on a tour that the unit made." The car is a 1946 Ford.

Negative for this photo (6x6) plus 2 additional ones. The large neg. (12.5x10) was used in the CM 4-4-1 and shows cars parked on two sides of the building. The other 6x6 neg. was used in the CM 7-39-28 & 7-37-7. The building was dedicated on Jan. 8, 1956. See also the CM 5-23-11 where the photo was used.

Street adjacent to the Winkler MB Church showing cars parked along it; sign in the foreground says: Office, registration. Large trees in the background. The Canadian MB Cf. was held here. See previous entries.

Cars parked on the lot of the North Kildonan Church where the Man. MB Cf. was holding a meeting. See 1994-14.1973.