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Below: looking northeast from Main Street.

318 -- 302 Main Street

Below: a 1927 Plat of this block --- Main Street on the left side.


Manning Public Library
310 Main Street

1 Club Cafe
2 Cafe Ann Paulsen's Café

3 Central Barber Shop
4 Dr. Anderson's Clinic Anderson, Edgerton, Chandler then Dr. Phil Myer purchased this Clinic
5 Manning Public Library

Below left to right: Johnson Shoes, Neubaum Drug Co., Club Cafe, Stein & Starek Barbers
Over on the right side of the photo the Club Cafe (north part of building) and Stein & Starek Barbers (south part) are in the present location of "Oh My Goodness Consignment" (2013).
Photo by Laverne & Audrey Olsen --- after 1947 snowstorm.

Clint Kenyon and Floyd Parrish in the shop at 310 Main Street. Kenyon was a Manning barber from 1889 until the early 1940's.
Central Barber Shop
Clint C. Kenyon learned the barber trade in the Central Barber Shop, owned by J. Arthur Sexton from 1889 until 1895. Kenyon then bought the shop, which was moved in 1897 to 310 Main Street, where Dr. Myer's office is now; it contained five chairs, four shower baths, a tub bath, and a laundry. Kenyon continued to barber here until the early 1940s when he sold the shop to Al Starek, an employee. Partners of Kenyon had been Floyd Parrish, Ralph Walker and Harry Stutzman. Joseph Stein later bought in with Starek, after serving as a barber in the Navy and locating briefly in Portsmouth. When a fire destroyed their shop, Stein continued barbering, locating in part of what is now the Louck's Apartments at the north end of Main Street. In the late 1950s, Stein moved to the basement shop once operated by Roy Cole; Stein retired from the business in 1969.

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