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Mennonite World Conference - Newton, Kansas
This is a photograph of a large group of delegates and attendees at the 1948 Mennonite World Conference in Newton, Kansas, posing on the steps of a large institution. 6 men are seated in front at the bottom of the stairs. C.F. Klassen is seated second from left in that row and H.S. Bender at far right. A significant number of women both young and old can be seen in the crowd.
Hagan Studio
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This is a photo of Prairie View Hospital in Newton, Kan., which opened March 15, 1954.
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is of the MCC Relief Centre building in Newton, KS.
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is of (l-r) Cornelius Krahn, Wally Kroeker, , , __, and _____, in the Bethel College Archives.
Mennonite Weekly Review" picture of Limmot River, Zurich were Felix Manx was martyred
Part of 1970s
Newspaper issue
Mennonite Weekly Review" picture of Limmot River, Zurich were Felix Manx was martyred
Part of 1970s
Newspaper issue
Mennonite Weekly Review" picture of Limmot River, Zurich were Felix Manx was martyred
Part of 1970s
Newspaper issue
Mennonite Weekly Review" picture of Limmot River, Zurich were Felix Manx was martyred
Part of 1970s
Newspaper issue
Professor of History at Bethel College, Kansas.
Professor of History at Bethel College, Kansas. Participant at Bicentennial Academic Conference.
Formal photo. See CM 5-33-5.
Renee Studio
Informal photo. The old en. was dated T8-3-65 and marked, "Newton, Ka." (Not used in Aug.3,1965 issue of CM). At this time he was the Newton Senior Citizens Chaplain. A 2nd photo & neg., same size & pose except he is looking directly at the camera.
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Formal photo. Used in the CM 7-7-3 with art. about her new job as WCV promotional sec. On the back of the photo her Chr. name is written as "Hedwig." Her second name is Maria.
Schmidt Studio
Formal photo. See the CM 10-9-5. He was working with MCC in Thailand.
Schmidt Studio
Bethel Deaconess Hospital. School of Nursing
Used in the CM 6-25-1. Kay Woelk, Abbotsford, B.C. is welcomed to the Bethel Deaconess Hospital School of Nursing. Other names are written on the back of the photo but more than 2 so the 2 nurses cannot be ident.
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Used in the CM 6-25-6. Helene Klassen, Leamington, Ont. (right) was one of the first students in the School of Medical Technology which was opened at the Bethel Deaconess Hospital in 1957.
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