New Businesses Open in Wapello
Wapello welcomes several new ventures including Colonial Inn and Gift Shop owned by Mr and Mrs Paul Schmidt on Highway 61. A Shell Station by Mark Baker also opened on Highway 61. Approved additions to the Wapello nursing home await starting work by Mr and Mrs Noble Parrish. A Natural Gas Pipeline Co of America office opens on Second Street led by district man Fred Jennings. Gas storage sites expand from Cairo to Columbus City. Ehrman Brothers Drywall and Paint Supply Co opens on Second Street led by Kenneth Ehrman and sons Robert and Ronald. Karen Wasson launches Karen's Beauty Salon in Conesville a block west of Highway 76. Albert Froehner and wife combine two trailers into a new Conesville home.
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Wapello
New Colonial Inn
Paul Schmidt
Highway 61
Mark Baker
Noble Parrish
The
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
Second Street
Fred Jennings
Six New Homes Built in Wapello
New homes built in Wapello during 1967 include Kenneth M. McChesney Howard Winder and Frank Baird in the south part of town. Don Keltner erected one in the Darby Addition for resale. Herbert Sorenson built one in the Reach Addition for resale. Robert Knapp is completing one on Townsend Avenue purchased by Marguerite Allen. Virgil Hagnamnn purchased a house near the Denniston and Partridge Lumber Yard and moved it to Townsend Avenue 800 block and is remodeling it.
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Wapello
Kenneth M. McChesney
Howard Winder
Frank Baird
Don Keltner
Darby Addition
Bert Sorenson
Reach
Robert Knapp
Townsend Avenue
Marguerite Allen
Virgil Haganmann
Denniston and Partridge
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John D. Nieman
Karen Wasson
Conesville
Karen’s
Highway 76
Walt
Phillips
Wilton
Grinder
Highway Furniture Store
Wilton Jct
Wilton Jsct