Mennonite Church USA Archives
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Local Arrangements Committee, 1969 Annual Meeting, Kalona, Iowa uploaded 26 March
Charles McDowell, 1969 Annual Meeting, Kalona, Iowa uploaded 26 March
David Leatherman, 1969 Annual Meeting, Kalona,Iowa uploaded 26 March
Lewis Strite, 1969 Annual Meeting, Kalona, Iowa uploaded 26 March
Annie Vallotton, 1969 Annual Meeting, Kalona, Iowa uploaded 26 March
Planning Committee for 1970 Annual Meeting, Elkhart, Indiana uploaded 26 March
Barbara Sowell Singing, 1969 Annual Meeting, Kalona, Iowa uploaded 26 March
Florence Nofziger, 1967 Annual Meeting, Hesston, Kansas uploaded 26 March
A. R. Miller, 1967 Annual Meeting, Hesston, Kansas uploaded 26 March
J. C. Wenger, 1967 Annual Meeting, Hesston, Kansas uploaded 26 March
John Lederach, 1967 Annual Meeting, Hesston, Kansas uploaded 26 March
One Way, 1967 Annual Meeting, Hesston, Kansas uploaded 26 March
1967 Annual Meeting, Hesston, Kansas uploaded 26 March
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Mennonite World Conference Assembly 5, Basel, Switzerland, 1952
- Joseph Springer said:
First Lay Seminar, April 1961, Obihiro, Japan
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Joseph Springer said:
Howard Charles (center first row), Miriam Stalter Charles (2nd from right, 2nd row)
Calvary Hour Annual Meeting, 1977
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hochstetler51 said:
Milton Rohrer (husband of Ella Rohrer) white shirt, standing far right in the back.
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jeanhersh said:
Bill and Bob Detweiler's mother Anna (far left middle row) and stepfather Eli Stoltzfus (beside Anna)
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