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The document appears to be a collection of photographs spanning from 1941 to 1955 of the Baer family and friends. There are photos of Sis and Uncle Jimmy ice skating in 1941. Other photos include Sis and Bobby at various motorcycle races from 1941 to 1947. Additional photos show family gatherings and events like Gramp's retirement from Indian in 1950 and Tom's farewell party in 1952. The collection provides a glimpse into this family's life and activities over a 14 year period following World War 2.
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- 1. Sis and Uncle Jimmy 1941
- 2. Skating at Blunt Park
- 3. Sis & Uncle Jimmy at Blunt Park
- 4. Bob & Sis 65 years together!
- 5. Sis with Ed Kretz 1941
- 6. Sis & The Racers
- 7. Tommy, Whitey Westerberg & Bobby at Laconia 1941
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- 11. Sis “Fashion Over Form”
- 13. Sis’s ‘Reminder Picture’ for Bob while he was in the Navy!
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- 16. Tom filling up Bitch’s motor with Bobby standing by in 1947.
- 17. Sis and Aunt Brenda
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- 20. Sis with Fritzie’s 1949 Ford at 1483 State Street in Springfield. Abner’s Gas Station and the Mutual Diner in the background. Bob is leaving on his Indian in the background
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- 24. Nice Jeans, Bob!
- 25. Well, Sis Looks Happy!
- 27. Gramp’s Retirement From Indian 1950 In this close-up, Priscilla, Jimmy, Charlotte, Bob Arnold and his Dad, Donald, are on the middle left. Sis, Tommy, Donald’s wife, Calma, Brenda and Bobby are are the right. Nice smile, Uncle Tom!
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