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Elberfeld

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[el-buhr-felt] / ˈɛl bərˌfɛlt /

noun

  1. a former city in W Germany, now incorporated into Wuppertal.


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In many cases, it’s help with tasks that might seem minor but actually can be difficult for older adults to handle alone, said Ed Elberfeld, a board member for Village Connections in German Village.

From Washington Times

The historic style has inspired modern imitators, like Bill Kitchens of Elberfeld.

From Washington Times

Stephanie Molinet, 22, of Elberfeld; Autumn Kapperman, 21, of Boonville, who was five months pregnant; and Jason Lowe, 44, of Fishers, Indiana, whose wife is from Boonville, were innocent victims of the wrong-way driver who struck two cars last Friday night.

From Washington Times

Friday’s crash killed Autumn Kapperman, 21, of Boonville, who was 5 months pregnant; Stephanie Molinet, 22 of Elberfeld; and Jason Lowe, 44, of Fishers, state police said.

From Washington Times

Stern was born in 1904 in Elberfeld, Germany, and studied drawing and graphic design in Stuttgart before moving in 1927 to Berlin, which was undergoing a photographic revolution.

From New York Times