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A man, identified on the back as Tony Pfohl, stands proudly in a dark military uniform with kit.

A man stands in a dark uniform, boot, and slightly floppy-brimmed hat holding a gun.

A woman identified as Mrs. Ella Osel Arendt stands in a dark feathered had and suit with white frills, arms crossed on the back of an orange chair.

A young child is smiling, seated in a wooden chair. It is labeled Ahrendt on the back; there is another photo of a child named Ethel Ahrendt, so this may be her as well.

A baby in a white gown is laying on dark draped fabric. The back labels her as "Ethel Arendt".

A woman wearing glasses and her hair up is pictured from her waist up. The back identifies her as Leona Streff nee Hoffmann.

A young girl, slightly past toddler age, is seated on the corner of a table. She is smiling, dressed in a white gown and with ribbon in her hair. The back identifies her as Ahrendt - another possible picture of Ethel.

Edward Hoffmann an an unidentified man, probably Emil Youngblood, are picking pumpkins in a field.

Seven men and women are standing in a room and look to be acting out a scene in costume. They are labeled on the back as Fred Kriebs, Laura Schmitt, Elizabeth Jungh, Malita Loes, Maritte Hanover, Ed Strueber and Anna Huber.

Albert and Emily are seated to the left. Peter B. Sr. has Albert J. on his lap, and Edward is pointing to the camera, trying to get Albert J. to look.