Photo Number 3265

This is a photo from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

A woman and a child in a sleigh.
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Photo Number 3241

This is a snapshot from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

Must be a new baby in a bassinet. 
Lots of old cars in the background!
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Photo Number 3238

This is a photo from the shop in Pequot Lakes Minnesota.

To Harry and Lorna  

 Rhoda

Oct 17 1901

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Update from MJM:
A possibility  Rhoda Van Sickle/Van Sickel (1873-1926). She had one child, William L. Temple (1898-?).

Photo Number 3164

This is a photo from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

a few days before Xmas at Sunset Cliffs I sent Danny Growing? Be sure + show this to Mrs Brown I think of her so much.  1945

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Photo Number 3098

This is a snapshot from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

A woman and a child…the photo was dated 1946 on the back.

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Photo Number 3083

This is a snapshot from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

A woman and a child….the mother…grandmother…aunt??

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Photo Number 2904

This is a Real Postcard from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

??? sister a letter went to Detroit the fourth had a fine time

a picture Lillie and baby taken at Duluth when Ethel was up there baby is 1yr 1 mo 6 days We think he is great.  Why don’t you write.

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Photo Number 2903

This is a Real Photo Postcard.  It is a Rexo that was used from 1905-1920.

We have two women (one who needed crutches), a young boy holding a kitten and a Collie on a chair.

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Photo Number 2869

This is a snapshot from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

Looks like the table is set for a party and one of the ladies is holding a new baby….maybe it is a baby shower.

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Photo Number 2831

Here are two photographs from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

Edna and Al Lumpe  Lompe

The photographer is Leschinsky of Grand Island Nebr

Edna Lumpe  Lompe and Al Jr.

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Update from MJM:

There is a marriage record in Waterloo, Black Hawk, Iowa on 12 Dec 1917 between Alfred J Lampe and Edna M Zeilinger. On the 1920 census Alfred J Lompe age 28, Edna M Lompe age 23, and Alfred J, son, age 5 mos, are living in Jackson, Hall, NE. 1930 they are living in Buffalo County, NE and the family consists of Alfred J Lampe, Edna, Junior, Marlys, Roberta, and Richard. The 1940 census has all the same family members, plus two more children, Gloria and Ronald. Now they are in Waterloo, Black Hawk, Iowa. They list their last place of residence (1935) as North Platte, NE. Al Lompe Jr died in Aug 2007 in Iowa. The name has varied between Lampe and Lompe, but haven’t seen it spelled Lumpe, so I’m not sure this is a match.

Photo Number 2808

This is a photo that may be from the antique shop in Pequot Lakes Minnesota.

More people sitting on a car.  The car may be a 1939 Chevy.

 

Myself and our son James taken in the winter 2 years ago.

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Photo Number 2714

This is a CdV from the antique shop in Grand Forks North Dakota.

The card stock used to back the photo is pink.  It is most likely from the 1870’s.  I thought it was a sweet photo with the little girl on table.  I wish there was a name on this one as someone would treasure it.

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Photo Number 2639

This is a photo from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

I love the way the flower girl is looking at the bride.  This photo was most likely taken in the church basement, most receptions were held there in the 1950’s and 1960’s. 

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Photo Number 2595

This is a Real Photo Postcard from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

Ida Zielinger Zeilinger + Son Buddy

This is an AZO postcard that was used from 1926 to 1940.

Perhaps on this Mother’s Day we can find a home for this photo.  I will have a few more photos of this family for the next couple of days.

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Update from Iggy:

Ida Augusta Sabina Zeilinger

Event Type: Baptism
Birth Date: 22 Nov 1897
Baptism Date: 25 Nov 1897
Baptism Place: Shelby, Iowa
Father: Reverend John Leonard Zeilinger (FindAGrave 21412833)
Mother: Emilie Gauger
Church Name: Zion
Church Location: La Porte City, Iowa

Ida A Crites November 22 1897-Aug 8 1993
Wife of Harry A Crites
Buried Jefferson Barracks Natl Cemetery Lemay Missouri

Photo Number 2592

These are snapshots from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

Two different ladies with some of the same children.  Perhaps a Mom in the first photo and an Auntie or Grandma in the second.

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Photo Number 2519

This is a photo from Craig’s Collection.

The photogrpaher is Folkerth’s Studio in Wapakoneta Ohio

Emma Kohler

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Photo Number 2513

This is a Cabinet Card from Craig’s Collection.

Werner was the photographer at 1227 Market St.San Francisco

Aunt Minnie and Arthur Cornelius

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Update from Jacqi:

 Arthur's middle initial was F., and he was a musician in San Francisco. While I couldn't find any entry for him in Find A Grave, an obituary mentioned he was the son of Mrs. Minnie Cornelius and a native of California.   Minnie and Arthur appear in the 1920 Census.

Photo Number 2508

This is a Cabinet Card from Craig’s Collection.

Grandma  You send this to her.  I don’t know where she is Lou

This is Lou and her baby.   Lou and Marie Carmichel

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Photo Number 2436

This is a Real Photo Postacrd from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

A lady in a hat and a coat with a great fur collar.  There is a also a girl and a boy mostly hidden from view.

This is an AZO Postcard that was used from 1904 – 1918.

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Photo Number 2327

This is a snapshot from the antique shop in Detroit Lakes Minnesota.

A little boy giving a liitle girl a ride.  This looks to be a schoolyard. Is that a swing set off to the right?  There is a woman in the background.  Note how long the grass was…before lawn mowers.

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