The album page shows 6 small photos of [friends of Martin Kornelius Penner]. The identities of the young men are unknown except Martin Kornelius Penner who is in the top row, third from the left.
The photo shows a [group picture of alternative service workers] in 1924. Martin Kornelius Penner is standing in the back row, first on the left. [Cornelius Franz Peters is standing in the back row on the right.?] They are dressed in their alternative service uniforms.
The first page of Martin Kornelius Penner's passport contains his name and passport picture, personal description, village and date of birth, date the passport was delivered to him and stamps from his immigration route.
One card identified Martin Penner as a third class passenger on the S. S. Minnedosa which arrived in Quebec on June 25, 1926. The second card from the Canadian Mennonite Board of Colonization was a prepaid card with the Canadian Pacific Railway guaranteeing Martin Penner a trip to Winkler, Manitoba where he was to be employed for a minimum of one year.
The certificate indicates that Martin Penner is a farmer in good standing with the Russian Mennonite Agricultural Society, proceeding to farm work with the Mennonite Colonization Association of North America.
The reverse side of the Martin Kornelius Penner Certificature of Naturalization contains his personal information and the signature of the Chief Clerk of Naturalization.
The picture shows Martin Kornelius Penner's Concordia Hospital Identification Card. On the reverse are listed the family members: Martin and his wife Katharina, their nine children and Martin's mother Katharina. The card records a hospital stay in January 1958 costing $69 which had been paid in full.
