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The photo of this group of women taken in
The photo of this group of women taken in Halbstadt in October 1942 includes Elfrieda (Gossen) Dyck’s grandmother, Anna (Wiens) Rempel who is sitting in the middle. The family milked this goat because they couldn’t afford a cow. The photo was given to Anna by a person named H. Schirmacher. The other women on the photo are not identified. Perhaps they were kindergarten teachers with Anna. (See photo #12)
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The street leading from Neu-Halbstadt to
The street leading from Neu-Halbstadt to Alt-Halbstadt.
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The view of the back of the house, where the
The view of the back of the house, where the family of Jakob and Maria Fehderau would often sit on the green benches. The well for drinking water is to the right of the photo. On the verandah there seems to be a young boy holding a guitar.
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The women's building of Bethania Mental Hospital
The women's building of Bethania Mental Hospital (Bethel).
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This photo is related to #12 and shows some of
This photo is related to #12 and shows some of the kindergarten children taught by Anna (Wiens) Rempel, grandmother of Elfrieda (Gossen) Dyck, during 1939 and 1940 in Halbstadt. Anna, with white hair, is standing in the back row near the middle.
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Three young women pose sitting on a bench
Three young women pose sitting on a bench outdoors. Left to right they are: Agatha (Rempel) Regehr, Mariechen (Hamm) Kliewer, Anna (Wiens) Rempel, grandmother of Elfrieda (Gossen) Dyck.
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Three young women pose standing, outdoors. Left
Three young women pose standing, outdoors. Left to right they are: Katja Rempel, Anna (Wiens) Rempel, grandmother of Elfrieda (Gossen) Dyck, Agatha (Rempel) Regehr. Katja and Agatha were step-sisters.
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Tina, sister of Nicholas J. Fehderau, second from
Tina, sister of Nicholas J. Fehderau, second from the right, with friends.
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Young people are socializing (playing a game) in
Young people are socializing (playing a game) in the foreground. The church cemetery is in the background. Nicholas J. Fehderau's father, nephew, sister Tina's son Jakob (Jaschinka), and his aunt Sara were buried there.
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Young people cycling in front of the Fehderau
Young people cycling in front of the Fehderau family stable.
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Young women doing handwork and having a "cozy
Young women doing handwork and having a "cozy chat". From the left: Sara Dyck, Liese, Kaete Dyck (Ediger).
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