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Johanna Katherina Judith Hitz April 15, 1874 Born Johannas Internat Class In her teens Johanna attended an Internat in Lausanne Johanna is the second girl on the right, back row. The girl to her left may have been her good friend,

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Johanna Katherina Judith Hitz

Born April 15, 1874

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Johanna’s Internat Class

In her teens Johanna attended an Internat in Lausanne Johanna is the second girl on the right, back row. The girl to her left may have been her good friend, who became Frau Hev in Klosters

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Ottokar Loewit

Young Ottokar Loewit was from Bohemia, worked as a junior engineer under Konrad Hitz on the cog wheel rail line that goes up the Schynige Platte.

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Ottokar & Johanna Loewit

They were married in Interlaken on Nov. 20, 1893. This picture was taken

  • Nov. 1907
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A summer Day

A summer outing, note: that Ottokar Loewit does not take off his tie even for a day in the woods

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Loewit Daughters

Maidlein

  • Jan. 10, 1895
  • Feb. 21,1979

Helene Aug. 4, 1896 July 17, 1990 Grete June 21,1898

  • Mar. 21, 1986

Else July 28, 1899

  • Nov. 21, 1942
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Loewit Daughters as Adults

Else, Maidlein, Helene, (always with a book), Grete

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And Then Came Hadwig

Hady was born 18 years after her youngest sister. Age 7 or 8, she is on holiday with her parents in Weggis, Switzerland

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Helene’s Abitur class 1917

Helene was the only girl in her Real Gymnasium class and to make Abitur in 1917. About one third of the class did not return from the

  • war. Most that

returned remained friends for life.

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Helene Loewit

Helene is probably in her 20’s in this

  • picture. The family

is most interested in the amber beads. She always loved wearing them, and would often unconsciously rub them as she talked.

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Wolfensberger

Zuericher Oberland

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Fritz & Helene Wolfensberger

Fritz & Helene Loewit Wolfensberger were married May 4, 1922, in Mannheim, Germany

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4 Loewit Sisters & Marianne

Maidlein, Hady, Helene, Grete, and Marianne in the foreground

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Young Hady Loewit

Because of her knowledge of English, she was hired in 1945 as a translator for the American Commander of Mannheim

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Hadwig Loewit

After much encouragement from her sister Grete, Hady emigrated to the USA in 1947

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Hady with Nieces and Nephew

All dressed up in their costumes for Fasching……. Hady, with Hansi, Hilda Hoffman, Helga Sator, Ottokar Hoffman, and little Marianne Wolfensberger

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Young Wolf (Buschi) Wolfensberger

Buschi was probably 2 or 3 years old in this picture

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The 2 older Wolfensberger children

Marianne & Hanno Wolfensberger

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Wolfensberger children

The children of Fritz & Helene Wolfensberger Marianne, Wolf (Buschi), Hanno

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Hady & Wolf

When Hady took her godson, Wolf, on an

  • uting with the dog,

she would have a lot

  • f attention from the

young men of Mannheim, or at least that is the family folklore!

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Wolf Wolfensberger

This picture was taken in the 1940s before Wolf emigrated to the US

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Marianne Wolfensberger

This picture was taken in 1947, age 22

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“Hansi” Hitz Loewit

“Hansi” as an older woman sitting on her balcony at Victoriastr., Mannheim, Germany

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Helene Wolfensberger

In the US Helene took nurses training and worked as a nurse

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Nancy & Wolf Wolfensberger

Nancy & Wolf were married Feb. 13, 1960, at her home in Indiana

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Three Loewit Sisters

This picture was taken in the 1960s, when Helene visited her sisters in N.Y. City. Hady, with her dog Susie, Helene, Grete

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Young Wolfensberger children

Joan, Paul, Margaret Children of Wolf and Nancy Wolfensberger

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Hanno Wolf Wolfensberger

Hanno Wolfensberger son of Hanno Wolfensberger Sr. Hanno was probably 9

  • r 10 years old, and

it was taken in Hamburg

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Hanno & Gisela Wolfensberger

This picture was taken after their wedding

  • Nov. 19, 1970
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Herr Stein & Helene Wolfensberger

Helene & Dr. Stein, her school classmate, shared his home in Ziegelhausen, Germany for 10

  • years. Dr, Stein’s

father had been Helen’s teacher Even into their old age they enjoyed walking

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Helene Wolfensberger & Sons

Helene with her sons Hanno and Wolf in the 1970s

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Joan & Kirk Mescon

Joan Wolfensberger & Kirk Mescon were married June 8, 1985 Kirk Mescon died March 3, 1990

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Margaret & Tim Sager

Margaret Wolfensberger & Tim Sager were married Sept. 2, 1989

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Hanno Wolf & Beata Wolfensberger

Hanno & Beata were married May 19, 1999

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Wolf Wolfensberger

Always the professor!

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Paul & Patrice Wolfensberger

Paul & Patrice Carroll were married April 5, 2003, in Knoxville, Tennessee

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Wolf and his “Cub Pack”

Wolf Wolfensberger and his children Paul, (his wife) Patrice, Margaret Sager, Joan Wolfensberger Ths picture was taken on the Tennessee River after Paul & Patrice”s wedding

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Sager Children

These are the children

  • f Margaret

Wolfensberger and Tim Sager Jennifer, Tate, Hadley

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Max & Felix Wolfensberger

These are the children

  • f Hanno Wolf &

Beata. Grandchildren of Hanno Sr. Max was born July 18, 1999, and Felix was born Dec. 2002

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Hamburg Wolfensbergers

Coffee time with the Wolfensbergers Hanno Sr., wife Gisela, and son Hanno Jr., May, 2004