IS THERE ANYONE OUT THERE THAT CAN HELP US IDENTIFY THESE BOYS? WE ARE UNDER THE IMPRESSION THAT IT WAS TAKEN ON NOVEMBER 11, 1918 AS PART OF THE ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATION IN PEEVER. PLEASE EMAIL CHAR IF YOU KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS PHOTO.

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FROM THE WILMOT ENTERPRISE APRIL 9, 1931

MISSES MYRTLE THEILE, CLARICE LAKE, BEATRICE SYKORA, OLIVIA NIXSTAD, VERA JURGENS AND MILDRED KELLEY HAD A VERY NARROW ESCAPE FROM SERIOUS INJURY WHEN THE CAR IN WHICH THEY WERE COMING HOME FOR THE EASTER VACATION TURNED TURTLE INTO A DITCH NEAR PIERPONT, WHEN PASSING ANOTHER CAR. AFTER GETTING A TRACTOR TO RIGHT THE CAR THEY PROCEEDED ON THEIR WAY UNTIL TWO MILES EAST OF ROSLYN WHEN THE SAME THING OCCURRED AND THEY WERE AGAIN UPSET INTO THE DITCH HALF FILLED WITH MUD AND WATER. THIS TIME NO CARS CHANCED BY TO HELP, GAS AND OIL RAN OUT OF THE CAR AND THE WHOLE PARTY WAS OBLIGED TO WALK TWO MILES BACK TO ROSLYN IN THE SLUSH AND DARK. THEY ARRIVED AT PEEVER AT 12:30, SHAKEN, BRUISED AND FRIGHTENED BUT GRATEFUL THAT THERE WAS NO FATAL TRAGEDIES.