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"Share the fun" skit cast
All Southern California Winner - 4-H "Share the fun" skit: "4-H Style". Elisabeth (Jinx) Ecke was a 4-H leader and took several years of children to the victory in the "Share the fun" competitions.
Paul Ecke Jr. at golf
From left to right: Paul Ecke Jr.; Newt Vestal from Little Rock, Arkansas; Dude Engle from Columbus, Ohio; and unidentified.
Paul Ecke Jr. and Elisabeth Ecke at a dinner party
From left to right: Unidentified, Unidentified, Mrs. Graham, Paul Ecke Jr., Elisabeth "Jinx" Ecke, and Mr. Graham.
Eddy Jednak
Eddy Jednak (personal friend). Paul Ecke Jr. and Elisabeth Ecke (wife) displayed photographs of friends in the dining room at the Ranch house, Encinitas, CA.
Paul Ecke Jr., Alex Laurie, and Dude Engel
Paul Ecke Jr. (back row, red shirt), Professor Alex Laurie (back row, red plaid shirt). Dude Engel, former classmate and friend of Paul Ecke Jr. from Ohio State University.
Paul Ecke Jr. and his dog, Brit
Paul Ecke Jr. and his dog, Brit
Paul Ecke Jr. in Mickey Mouse costume
Childhood picture of Paul Ecke Jr.. Paul Ecke Sr. in the background.
Ceramic creations by Bjorn Wiinblad, Danish artist.
Paul Ecke Jr. and Elisabeth Ecke (wife) collected ceramic creations by Bjorn Wiinblad.
Unidentified
Homemade rat cover on top of tractor
Unidentified people
Unidentified group of people
Maurer family home, Kreuzlingen, Switzerland
Maurer family home in late 1890's / early 1900's, Kreuzlingen, Switzerland. Magdalena Maurer married Paul Ecke Sr..
Paul Ecke Sr., Magdalena Ecke and Mildred Macphearson in Hawaii
Paul Ecke Sr., Magdalena Ecke and Mildred Macphearson (friend) in Hawaii.
Unidentified
Presumably Ruth (Crix) Dealy, daughter of Paul Sr. and Magdalena Ecke, with husband. Not confirmed.
Moehring family
Henrietta Moehring (Ecke), seated on right, with her parents and step-sister.
Magdalena and Paul Ecke Sr. on the stoop of their first home on the Encinitas Ranch
Paul and Magdalena Ecke built a new Lillian Rice house in 1937. The building pictured here was eventually used as the main office for the Paul Ecke Ranch.