Postcard of Oak Street, Bonner Springs, KS looking south towards the Kansas River. The card is dated 1940 on the front and 1941 on the back. The Mobilgas Station is on the left and the Conoco Station is on the right.
The Mobil Gas Station was owned by Harry Malone. It was located on Front St. between Oak and Cedar streets. Unidentified employee pictured. Photograph was undated.
Topeka 6/13 7:40 PM
Dear Mother I am here tonight got your card this A.M. Glad to hear you are well. I am but gee! Such warm weather you don’t want get out in the sun. D.
Mrs. S. H. Scott 306 West 5th Newton Kans.
Miss Nellie Countryman was honored Sunday, October 31, by the United Methodist Women of the Rossville United Methodist Church.
For years, the ladies of the church have helped support mission work in the United States and around the world. One way…
Commercial building in row, rectangle, storefront W and garage aisle E, one story, four front bays, brick front in running bond, tile walls, flat roof and parapet. Ornamental features include a header course framing the storefront opening and…
A postcard of a Memorial Chapel in Coffeyville, Kansas for Mary Alice, the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. C.O. Dobbins. Located 1/4 mile north of Highway 169 and 166 intersection east of Coffeyville, then turn right 2 1/4 miles.
A postcard of a Memorial Chapel in Coffeyville, Kansas for Mary Alice, the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. C.O. Dobbins. Located 1/4 mile north of Highway 169 and 166 intersection east of Coffeyville, then turn right 2 1/4 miles.