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      John Bruegeman was born in 1869 in Hanover, Ontario, owned a tailoring business in Waterloo from 1890 until shortly before his death in 1950. He was married to Sarah Anne Snyder and they had seven daughters, Vera, Adeen, Myrtle, Kathryn, Ruth (Kee), Lola (Cressman), and Margaret (Krueger).

      John Bruegeman was born in 1869 in Hanover, Ontario, owned a tailoring business in Waterloo and died in 1950. He was married to Sarah Anne Snyder and they had seven daughters, Vera, Adeen, Myrtle, Kathryn, Olive Ruth (Robert J. Kee), Lola Melba (William G. Cressman), and Margaret (H.R. Krueger). See …

      Postcard with photograph of four men drinking homemade wine, one pouring a glass from a very large ceramic jug. The men are lounging on the grass in shirts and ties beside a house. Note the checked socks on one of the men.

      Postcard with photograph of seven women standing on rocks beside water, two eating watermelon(?). Note the dresses and hats.

      Large group of men and women, perhaps a picnic group, posing in a forested area, one man holding a fishing pole.

      Postcard with photograph of three women posing in front of a house. Note the sidewalk in front of the house.

      See also: I-4-137.

      Postcard to Alberta Mae Dotzert with a photograph of an unidentified family group. Men, women, and two small girls. Note the hats and dresses on the women and girls and the small terrier dog.

      Edward Dotzert holding an infant girl, Wendy. Standing outside on a porch.

      Postcard with portrait of infant boy wearing only a diaper sitting on a wooden table.

      Postcard with photograph of nine women sitting on or in front of a rail fence. Alberta Mae Dotzert Ewald is in the front row, first on the right. Note the bonnets and hats on some of the women.

      Alberta Mae Dotzert Ewald was born in Waterloo on February 9, 1891 and died in August 10, 1976. Her parents were Mary and Valentine Dotzert and she married Sherwood John Ewald in 1917. She was sister to Clayton Dotzert, founder of the Waterloo Siskins hockey team. See also: I-4-21.

      See also I-4-33.

      Man in a suit, tie and cap standing on a wooden bridge leaning on the railing.

      Couple standing together on a lawn with picket fence in background. Both have apples in their hands. Note long print dress on woman and high collar on man's shirt.

      The Carnegie Library was built 1903-1905 with funds from the Carnegie Foundation. A new library building was constructed in 1966 and this building became police headquarters and is now the Habitat for Humanity headquarters. See reverse for postmark.

      Group of six women seated outside on the grass. Woman in the middle wearing a large hat and eating something (ice cream) off of a saucer; the other women seem to be holding ice cream cones.

      Driver is Rosella Becker; later married Leonard Gildner (b. 1890).

      See also: I-4-103.

      See also I-4-24.