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Below: looking northwest from the corner of 5th & Main street.


423 .... 401

 

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


Cliff's Place
417 415 Main Street

Cliff's Place (south half) 417 Main Street
1 Brunnier's Home Store (? Brunnier) grocery store
2 John B. Nichlos Home Store
3 Bucheit's Bakery 1906 south half of Brunnier's Home Store
4 Joe Nagl
5 Urban "John" Janning
6 Pat & Barney's Place Pat & Barney Stangl --- bar
7 Frank's Place Frank Goetzinger - bar
8 Wuebker's Tap Room - Leo & Ruby (Anthony) Wuebker 1950
9 Ed's Place Ed Hinners
10 Jap & Lyle's Jasper Ward & Lyle Anthony --- bar
11 Leo & Lucy Irlmeier (L&L Tap)
12 Cliff's Place Cliff & Vickie Atkins Waterbury (main entrance) 2003

Pat & Barney's Place
Let ex-service men serve you!
Behind the bar: Viola (Joens) & Barney Stangl
Sitting: Jack Vest (bowling alley operator in basement) and Dorothy Coleman (mother of Viola Stangl)
Pat & Barney Stangl purchased the tavern in January of 1946 and sold it in the summer of 1951. They also ran the bowling alley that was downstairs beneath the place.

Basement:
1 Manning Recreation Alleys (listed in 1953 phone book)
Managers
1933-1937 Alfred Starek
1938-1946 Jack Vest
1946 Paul Morrow
1951 John "Johnny" Jenning
1954 - 1961 Leo Wuebker

2 Gun Shooting Gallery (Name of alley? Owner?)
3 Double D Bar (Dan Anderson)

Ticket issued to L. Schelldorf 1933

Jack Vest ran Manning Recreation Alleys --- one of the early operators.

John Vest, of Cherokee, former Manning resident, will again move to Manning. Wednesday, he purchased the Manning Recreation Alleys from Joe Rehker of Arcadia, who built the alleys here several years ago.
Carroll Daily Times Herald, September 16, 1938

Cliff's Place (north half) 415 Main Street
 1 Hass's Shoe Store Leon Hass
2 Coney Inn (Jack Morrell --- son was Dick) -- small eating establishment --- ice cream
3 Locker Plant (George Wenzel then Marvin & Naomi Wiemann)
4 Cliff's Place (dining area) 2003


September 29, 1938, Manning Monitor


November 3, 1938, Manning Monitor

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur and Lucinda (Goodwin) Weed and son, Arnold Weed, of Missouri Valley have moved to Manning and reside in the Martin Becker property.
Arnold Weed will operate Coney Inn at 415 Main Street, the home of Manning sandwiches in the Joe Rehker building.
Arthur Weed will manage an ice cream curb station in the Jake Bruck building on North Main Street. Saturday will probably be the opening if equipment can be installed by that time.
Carroll Daily Times Herald, June 30, 1938

TO MANNING
Mr. and Mrs. John Jack and Olive (England) Morrell and son, Dickie, moved to Manning Monday to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Morrell will operate the Coney Inn, which they bought from Art Weed.
Carroll Daily Times Herald, November 1, 1938

 

Below 417 - 415 --- same building but different business names.
Brunnier's Home Store (both store names before 1915) John B. Nichlos Home Store

413