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Mennonite Memories of Pelee Island, Ontario, 1925-1950
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Henry and Anna Cornies, son Henry, daughter Helen, and family friend Rudolph Rinkel lived here
145 of 162 		Pelee Passage Lighthouse
146 of 162 		Abram Epp and Hilda Klassen get married at the Mission Hall. Rev. N.N. Driedger officiated
147 of 162 		McCormick's Grocery Store, North End where Nick and Agnes Wiens worked
148 of 162 		Young people standing on Centre Dyke bridge
149 of 162 		George Konrad & Hilda Thiessen in front of Isaac Klassen's stone house built with quarry stone
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George Wiens and the lawn mower he built for his work at the Pelee Club House
151 of 162 		Astrid, Paul and Kurt Gossen in the playhouse their dad built for them
152 of 162 		The Patricia McQueen docked at Pelee
153 of 162 		The SS Pelee heading home
154 of 162 		First aircraft landing on Pelee Island
155 of 162 		Pilot Harry Honey preparing to leave the Island. He was a good pilot and friend to the Islanders
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Helen Cornies posing in the cockpit of the Pelee airplane
157 of 162 		Pelee Island Mail Plane
158 of 162 		Abe and Hilda Epp standing next to the Pelee plane at the airport on Centre Dyke Road
159 of 162 		Women on a Sunday afternoon
160 of 162 		Uncle John Wiebe (right) with a visitor from the mainland
161 of 162 		Don Nast, hired man, in Jacob Gossen's corn crib
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