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Term Apr. 16, 1968 - Mar. 03, 1970 elected Apr. 02, 1968 defeating Luther Payne and Pat Maloney for the Ward IV seat vacated by Alfred Taylor sworn in Apr. 16, 1968 resigned effective Mar. 03, 1970 technically defeated Apr. 07, 1970 by Arnold E.…

Left to right:

Neighbor woman and her son, Angie Mohr McBee and and her son, Merle Mohr, Harold Mohr, Mary Mohr, and Blanche Mohr

Back of the postcard

Left side:

Well Ma, how are you. I want you and Pa to come and see us now you can make…

The Mohr family in 1913 with their cornhusker.

From left to right: Chris Mohr, Merle Mohr, Harold Mohr, Glen Mohr, unknown man, and Mayme Mohr.

Family photo of the Mohr family circa 1910 at the house at 95th and Rock.

Left to right: Harold Mohr, Chris Mohr, Glen Mohr, Mayme Mohr, and Merle Mohr

The Mohr brothers and their wives in the 1910s.

Left to right: Blanche and Simon Mohr; Ola and Bert Mohr; and Mayme and Chris Mohr

Glen, Merle, and Harold Mohr with their dog and bikes around 1913.

Back was not scanned.

The Mohr brothers in the 1910s

Left to right: Albertus "Bert" Mohr, Chris Mohr, and Simon Mohr

Chris Mohr (in the wagon) and Harold Mohr (in the loft) in the 1920s. The barn had three grain rooms. The center room was hidden until the grain was used in the outer rooms.

The barn on the Mohr homestead was built using some of the lumber from the Derby School destroyed in 1903 by a tornado. The picture was dated in the 1920s.