Mike And Bettys Carryout
Ad from 1980 Haysville map.
Fast food restaurant at 418 W. Grand.
Category: History
Morrow’s
Variety store at 315 N. Main Hillcrest Plaza.
Conrad’s IGA
Grocery store in Hillcrest Plaza. Later Jerry’s, A’s and Leekers.
Peter Pan
Ice cream store and parlor at 131 W Grand
From the Braums website…
Bill Braum worked through high school with his father and after receiving a degree in Business Administration from the University of Kansas in 1949, he came back to Emporia to take a more active role in the family business. Henry Braum sold the wholesale part of the business in 1952 and began specializing in ice cream, developing a chain of retail ice cream stores in Kansas called “Peter Pan.” In 1957 he purchased the company from his father. The company had approximately 61 retail stores, when in 1967, a large wholesaler bought the “Peter Pan” chain of retail stores (excluding the Braum dairy herd and processing plant) As a condition of the sale, the Braum’s would not be allowed to sell ice cream in the State of Kansas for ten years.
The name “Peter Pan” came from the name of a park in Emporia Kansas.
Click here to see for a former Peter Pan building in Wichita.
Safeway
Grocery store in the stand alone building of Grandlane Shopping Center. Building has also been home to Haysville hardware, a skating rink and the Dollar Store.
Steen Pharmacy
Steen Pharmacy was a drug store at the North end of the Grandlane Shopping Center on West Grand in Haysville.
Not sure when it opened and closed but do recall it being open during the 70s.
Scan courtesy of Cathy Hurley.
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Dales
Clothing store in Grandlane Shopping Center.
Taco Express
Mexican/oriental carryout on East side of North Main. Later moved and became Bamboo Garden.
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Campus Nears Capacity
From the Derby Informer…
Campus High School’s population is nearing its maximum guideline of 1,500 students.
What to do regarding being near capacity was one of several topics of discussion at a joint meeting of the Haysville City Council and the Haysville school board.
Read full story here.
District 57 Schoolhouse
The 2 room Red Brick Schoolhouse was located on the S/W corner of 79th South and Seneca.
“in 1941, the District 57 schoolhouse, nearly 20 years old, was Haysvilles only school. After being closed in the late 1940s it was used off an on as a overflow classroom during the citys rapid growth in the 1950s.”
Photo of the 1947-48 8th grade class.
Date unknown.
Prior to being destroyed in the 1999 tornado the building served as the Palmer Dentistry office.
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