Group of women and children seated in pews or standing on the right side of the room. There are several babies on mothers' arms. One woman has curlers in her hair covered with a headscarf. Mrs. Cornelius (Maria) Boldt is seated on the far right.
17 women and nine children seated on benches on the right side of the room. There is stove in the back center of the room. Mrs. Maria Boldt is seated at table with a projector. Appear to be song books in the front.
Group of men and boys seated on benches and standing on the left side of the room. The man seated in front wearing a blue suit and tie is likely David Nickel. A little children wearing a blue coat over a red dress is seated to his right.
Church building constructed of squared-logs with mitered corners white chinking. Two rectangular pane windows on one end and four like ones on the side. There is a wooden shed to the back. Lots of long grass in the front with a broken down fence
Story and half house with a red roof, a dormer and two chimneys. A neatly trimmed hedge in the front. A 1950s car parked beside house. A hip-roof barn and windmill to the right of the house.
Large white country store. 1957 Pontiac parked beside small building with Robin Hood Flour sign. Junk piled in front of store. Dunlop signs on front of building. This store originally owned by William D. Fehr who later sold it to his sons, George and (?). David Elias was a part-owner of the store in a partnership with two others c.1965. The store was destroyed in a fire in Spring 1970.
