Unknown, Minneapolis, MN

Unknown, but likely a friend or neighbor of Arden Gunderson in Minneapolis, MN. 

Vintage cars at Parade Stadium in Minneapolis, MN. 1963

These photos are slides of our granduncle's, dated June/July 1963. He attended a show by the Antique Automobile Club of America at Parade Stadium in Minneapolis, MN. Some are the same slides as in order to fit the entire slide on we had to scan twice. All car photos were labeled. We do not know any of the people in the photos.

 1909 Hupmobile

 1909 Hupmobile

 1910 Stanley Steamer

 1910 Stanley Steamer

 1910 Stanley Steamer

 1910 Stanley Steamer

 1910-1911 Model T touring cars

 1910-1911 Model T touring cars

 1911 Buick

 1911 Buick

 1913 Lozier

 1913 Lozier

 1914 Woods Mobilette, 2 seats, 2 pass

 1914 Woods Mobilette, 2 seats, 2 pass

 1915 Model T Limousine

 1915 Model T Limousine

 1925 Model T truck station wagon

 1925 Model T truck station wagon

 1926 Rolls Royce

 1926 Rolls Royce

 Model A Ford

 Model A Ford

 Model T's

 Model T's



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The photos below were in the same set of slides, with same dates. We believe this is Loring Park in Minneapolis, MN.

Unknown gentleman, lady, and baby. April 1968. Likely Minneapolis, MN.

We have not a clue to who these folks might be. They were from Arden Gunderson's slides, so friends of Arden's from when he lived in South Minneapolis. Date on photos are April 1968.

George E. Jacobi, D. V. M., business card

Supplies for graduate veterinarians

George E. Jacobi, D. V. M. 

Minneapolis, Minn.

Representing 

The Corn States Serum Co. 

Omaha, Nebraska

828 Wash. Ave., S. E. 

Phone Gladstone 7282

This is probably who Dr. Benjamin Zupp received his supplies from. 

Unknown mother and daughter from Minneapolis, Minnesota

Unknown mother and daughter? Likely friends of the Gunderson's from Minneapolis (due to year of photos and they were in with other Gunderson photos). Do you recognize them? 

unknown soldiers, likely from Clarkfield or Minneapolis area, Minnesota

A couple of unknown soldiers. Could be from Clarkfield or surrounding areas, or possibly Minneapolis. Likely from Minnesota as they were in photos from the Gunderson side.

Unknown soldier, Minnesota, 1944

Unknown soldier with Phyllis and Arden Gunderson. He is likely from Minneapolis, MN. Probably taken around 1944 or early 1945. Friend of theirs or possibly someone from her family.

Vereide Family, Minnesota

This is the Vereide Family. See other post about Soren here: Soren

The photo is labeled: 

Vereide Family

Louis and Mrs. Louis, Soren (in middle), Erick, Mrs. Soren Vereide and baby Ruth

 

Don & Betty Wilson, Minnesota, Minneapolis, Circa 1950s

This photo is labeled Don & Betty Wilson. Our grandmother, Tina Gunderson, is on the right, and lived in Minneapolis at this age. 

Iris and Chuck, Shower, Minnesota, Junior's Folks, Minneapolis ? 1950s ?

The photos were labeled Iris & Chuck's Shower. They must have been friends of our grandparents as our grandparents were the attendants. Our grandparents lived in Minneapolis, MN at this age, so they are all likely from Minneapolis. Circa 1950s ?

 

 

 Iris is the young woman in front, Chuck is the taller man on the right in the light suit. Junior's folks are behind them on the right.

 This one was labeled Iris & Chuck Shower, Junior's Folks

The final one is of Iris & Chuck on the right and our grandparents, Ellsworth & Shirley "Tina" Gunderson on the left.

Curly's Theatre Cafe, Minneapolis, MN. January 8, 1947.

This is a photo taken at Curly's Theatre Cafe in Minneapolis, MN. Dated January 8, 1947. The gentleman on the right is Arden (Art) Gunderson of Minneapolis. The remainder of the people I am not sure- possibly friends from the Minneapolis Park Board. There are two other signatures that accompany this photo are from a Sadie and a Frances.

Miriam Storlie, MInnesota

This young lady is Miriam Storlie, friends of the Gunderson's, and sister of Charles Storlie.

Here is the link to the other Storlie we have:
http://loststoriesandphotos.blogspot.com/2015/11/storlie-boy.html