Long ago on independence square (Warrensburg, Washington: 2013, lawyer, military)

[MRG Dallas]

Originally Posted by Mad Anthonie

I would indeed enjoy those episodes, but alas, I shan't. My Beloved and I are rather frugal and only have broadcast channels. I'll poke about the www and see if they are lurking out there somewhere.

I think they are available if you subscribe to a service. I looked for DISH today and couldn't find it listed so you might be outta luck. At least for the newer ones.

[wino1940s]

Originally Posted by sally36

P.S. The Velvet Freeze was on a corner and opened out square at the corner !

Maybe already answered but Velvet Freeze had Western Auto Parking lot on one side and Bowling Alley on other I believe.

[wino1940s]

Bikers parked across street diagonally from Katz entrance esp on Fri/Sat night.

[WCHS'59]

Originally Posted by wino1940s

Maybe already answered but Velvet Freeze had Western Auto Parking lot on one side and Bowling Alley on other I believe.

Prior to that location on Osage street, it was located on the 200 west Maple block at mid-block facing north right on the alley. Some time after moving, the entire block area from the alley west to Osage on both Lexington and Maple was razed and converted to parking.

[MRG Dallas]

Originally Posted by Mad Anthonie

I would indeed enjoy those episodes, but alas, I shan't. My Beloved and I are rather frugal and only have broadcast channels. I'll poke about the www and see if they are lurking out there somewhere.

Hmmmm I believe I saw today that Android and iPhone apps are available for ID Discovery and that new episodes are available for viewing one day after the original broadcast

So you might be able to view Our Most Famous Femme Fatale's episode a week from today . . provided you and Beloved are not still frugally using the rotary dial method

[Mad Anthonie]

Originally Posted by MRG Dallas

Hmmmm I believe I saw today that Android and iPhone apps are available for ID Discovery and that new episodes are available for viewing one day after the original broadcast

So you might be able to view Our Most Famous Femme Fatale's episode a week from today . . provided you and Beloved are not still frugally using the rotary dial method

You ain't far from the truth! We pack a good ol' fashioned flip phone set up for voice calls only.

[WCHS'59]

Originally Posted by WCHS'59

Prior to that location on Osage street, it was located on the 200 west Maple block at mid-block facing north right on the alley. Some time after moving, the entire block area from the alley west to Osage on both Lexington and Maple was razed and converted to parking.

After thinking about this a bit, I believe there was something else that moved into the old Maple street Velvet Freeze location after that company moved to Osage street. That followup company would have been there during the sixties before that area was razed by Urban Renewal in the early 70s.

I seem to remember a finance company occupied half of the old Velvet Freeze location on Maple street. It was one of those "18%" gouging loan companies of the time. It was not Household Finance Corp as they were directly on the square.

[wino1940s]

Chocolate Cokes at Denton Drug are to be remembered

[wino1940s]

Originally Posted by weimlover6

On the note of houses that were demolished:

This poor guy (along with its farm outbuildings) is slated for demolition to build 2 new "Custom" modern homes. Its out at the intersection of Highway 7 and Bill Johnson Road (between 24 Hwy and Bundschu). The land and house were owned by members of the Hudspeth family, who were a pretty big deal in eastern Jackson County. Its not ornate, but its one of only a few remaining farmsteads in east Independence.

That house was the Bill Johnson Residence and Hudspeth home before that as he married a Hudspeth my great aunt and my Great Grandmother and Grandfather owned the Rock house about a mile south on 7 hiway....Great grandmother(Ida Hudspeth Lenox) was a sister to Bill Johnsons wife.
I have been told there was a hold on demo of pictured house but it mysteriously caught on fire one night.

Most of Hudspeth land was in the Lake City(north of Arsenal) area and north towards Missouri River.

[MRG Dallas]

Originally Posted by wino1940s

That house was the Bill Johnson Residence and Hudspeth home before that as he married a Hudspeth my great aunt and my Great Grandmother and Grandfather owned the Rock house about a mile south on 7 hiway....Great grandmother(Ida Hudspeth Lenox) was a sister to Bill Johnsons wife.
I have been told there was a hold on demo of pictured house but it mysteriously caught on fire one night.

Most of Hudspeth land was in the Lake City(north of Arsenal) area and north towards Missouri River.

The Pioneer Map of Jackson Co. which I purchased while at the Historical Society shows a Wm. Hudspeth just E/NE of Six Mile Baptist Church. Of course the Hudspeths are prominently mentioned in the 1877 Plat Book cited earlier by MAD as well as in Pearl Wilcox's book.