Photo Number 223

This young couple was apparently from the Hibbing, Minnesota area.  I did some research on the photographer, Paul N. Aubin, he is listed as a photographer from 1922 to 1926 in Hibbing.  I think he was probably there longer than that, the double breasted suit  was popular from the 1930's to the 1950's.  From the folder that this photo is in I will guess that it was taken sometime in the 1940's.  The bride appears to have  tiny orchids in her corsage.
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Photo Number 222

Well it is June, and June is a time for Weddings..so lets look at some old wedding photos!!

"Let all your troubles be little ones" that is what it says on the back of the car.  This was probably in the late 1920's or early 1930's.
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Photo Number 221

"Myself at Spring Lake"  that is what is penned on the back of this photo.  She doesn't look like she will be doing any swimming. This may be a 1940's photo.
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Photo Number 220

I believe this to be a scene at a popular beach someplace, the ground looks sandy and a pair of shoes has been left behind.  This is probably from the 1940's sometime, my Dad says that the car in the background is a 1942 Chevy, he also said that there is a Ford Pickup Truck parked behind the car..but he cannot tell what year that one is.
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Photo Number 219

There is an undercurrent in this photo, three of the ladies have aprons on, so they must be the cooks.  The "city" gal on the end has a real attitude.  This photo really makes me wonder who is who, and who is related to who.  Grandpa seems off in his own world.  I think this is a photo from the 1940's, but I am not positive of that date.
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Photo Number 218

I am enjoying these summertime everyday photographs, how about you?  Today's photo is of two gentlemen at some kind of outdoor food stand or perhaps a town picnic.  One seems to be eating a doughnut and the other has a bun of some sort and perhaps a cup of coffee. One had his sleeves rolled up..and one does not.  This looks to me like a photo from the 1930's.  As usual if you have anything to add, please leave me a comment!
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Photo Number 217

What cute puppy, a Cocker Spaniel!  I am not sure that this lady likes dogs, her body language seems to suggest she doesn't but her smile gives her away..perhaps she didn't want the puppy anywhere near her stockings.  Her shoes are open toed, and I cannot figure out if the "spots" on the shoes are tiny holes, or some kind of design?  I think this photo may be from the late 1940's.
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