Proper noun
Meinhardt (plural Meinhardts)
A surname from German.
Celebrities who visited during the expo included crooner Rudy Vallee and his band; hometown hero, Olympian Jesse Owens; and the world's most-famous munchkin, Meinhardt Raabe, who was still a few years away from his "Wizard of Oz" fame. Source: Internet
Meinhardt and his staff put out tubs full of grape for people to stomp on, which was how people pressed grapes for decades in the past. Source: Internet
In many ways, then, attending the Meinhardt Vineyard's Grape Stomp is paying homage to America's past. Source: Internet
Meinhardt, his father and mother had been making wine for years at home as a hobby. Source: Internet
“The minute schools closed, I thought of things I would do with my kids to keep them busy when they came home, and I thought of all my students and thought I could easily put together some kind of an art kit for school kids,” Meinhardt said. Source: Internet