There were 16 clubs at Junior High School in 1940. All but one had a sponsor and three student officers. Which one amusingly had no student officers?
View Masters cards had v-notches on them for what purpose? How many stereo views were on a card?
What lesser-known cowboy actor and western songster made 28 movies, most showing at the Liberty Theatre.
Performances at Soldiers' Home's Memorial Hall had to conclude by 9:30 p.m. each day for what two reasons?
Years ago, youngsters frequently enjoyed the game of marbles, usually at recess. There were two versions: "funsies" and "keepsies." What was the difference?
What popular downtown drugstore was located on the first floor of a two-story building with "King" and "1907" engraved across the top of it?
The Hart and Houston Store that once occupied 315-317 E. Main moved in 1928 to 300 E. Main and acquired what new name?
In August 1937, the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus appeared on the E. Main Street circus grounds. Who was the major live attraction?
What food delicacies did owner Otto Burgner introduce to patrons of the Dutch Maid Drive-In, including one that he pioneered?
