Dengler

This photograph was taken at a dinner dance sponsored by the Immigrant City Archives (now known as the Lawrence History Center). Reverend Hans Sidon is shown holding a Proclamation given to him by ICA in recognition for his work preserving the German peoples heritage and its impact on the Lawrence community. This photograph was taken by Klaus Dengler, the husband of ICA founder Eartha Dengler. Shown in the photograph is Ms. E. Stahle on the left, Rev. Sidon in the middle and Mayor LeFebre.

This photograph was taken at a dinner dance sponsored by the Immigrant City Archives (now known as the Lawrence History Center). Reverend Hans Sidon is shown holding a Proclamation given to him by ICA in recognition for his work preserving the German peoples heritage and its impact on the Lawrence community. This photograph was taken by Klaus Dengler, the husband of ICA founder Eartha Dengler. Shown in the photograph is Ms. E. Stahle on the left, Rev. Sidon in the middle and Mayor LeFebre.

This photograph was taken at a dinner dance sponsored by the Immigrant City Archives (now known as the Lawrence History Center). Reverend Hans Sidon is shown holding a Proclamation given to him by ICA in recognition for his work preserving the German peoples heritage and its impact on the Lawrence community. This photograph was taken by Klaus Dengler, the husband of ICA founder Eartha Dengler. Shown in the photograph is Ms. E. Stahle on the left, Rev. Sidon in the middle and Mayor LeFebre.

This photograph was taken at a dinner dance sponsored by the Immigrant City Archives (now known as the Lawrence History Center). Reverend Hans Sidon is shown holding a Proclamation given to him by ICA in recognition for his work preserving the German peoples heritage and its impact on the Lawrence community. This photograph was taken by Klaus Dengler, the husband of ICA founder Eartha Dengler. Shown in the photograph is Ms. E. Stahle on the left, Rev. Sidon in the middle and Mayor LeFebre.

This photograph was taken at a dinner dance sponsored by the Immigrant City Archives (now known as the Lawrence History Center). Reverend Hans Sidon is shown holding a Proclamation given to him by ICA in recognition for his work preserving the German peoples heritage and its impact on the Lawrence community. This photograph was taken by Klaus Dengler, the husband of ICA founder Eartha Dengler. Shown in the photograph is Ms. E. Stahle on the left, Rev. Sidon in the middle and Mayor LeFebre.

This photograph was taken at a dinner dance sponsored by the Immigrant City Archives (now known as the Lawrence History Center). Reverend Hans Sidon is shown holding a Proclamation given to him by ICA in recognition for his work preserving the German peoples heritage and its impact on the Lawrence community. This photograph was taken by Klaus Dengler, the husband of ICA founder Eartha Dengler. Shown in the photograph is Ms. E. Stahle on the left, Rev. Sidon in the middle and Mayor LeFebre.

This photograph was taken at a dinner dance sponsored by the Immigrant City Archives (now known as the Lawrence History Center). Reverend Hans Sidon is shown holding a Proclamation given to him by ICA in recognition for his work preserving the German peoples heritage and its impact on the Lawrence community. This photograph was taken by Klaus Dengler, the husband of ICA founder Eartha Dengler. Shown in the photograph is Ms. E. Stahle on the left, Rev. Sidon in the middle and Mayor LeFebre.

This photograph was taken at a dinner dance sponsored by the Immigrant City Archives (now known as the Lawrence History Center). Reverend Hans Sidon is shown holding a Proclamation given to him by ICA in recognition for his work preserving the German peoples heritage and its impact on the Lawrence community. This photograph was taken by Klaus Dengler, the husband of ICA founder Eartha Dengler. Shown in the photograph is Ms. E. Stahle on the left, Rev. Sidon in the middle and Mayor LeFebre.

This photograph was taken at a dinner dance sponsored by the Immigrant City Archives (now known as the Lawrence History Center). Reverend Hans Sidon is shown holding a Proclamation given to him by ICA in recognition for his work preserving the German peoples heritage and its impact on the Lawrence community. This photograph was taken by Klaus Dengler, the husband of ICA founder Eartha Dengler. Shown in the photograph is Ms. E. Stahle on the left, Rev. Sidon in the middle and Mayor LeFebre.

This photograph was taken at a dinner dance sponsored by the Immigrant City Archives (now known as the Lawrence History Center). Reverend Hans Sidon is shown holding a Proclamation given to him by ICA in recognition for his work preserving the German peoples heritage and its impact on the Lawrence community. This photograph was taken by Klaus Dengler, the husband of ICA founder Eartha Dengler. Shown in the photograph is Ms. E. Stahle on the left, Rev. Sidon in the middle and Mayor LeFebre.