Notes
Here's another fine image from Elaine Woolston. She worked at Seals from 1946-1949, when she was in high school.
These woman are identified as: (left to right) _____ Turner (married a Grogan), Bette Smith (Walters), and Ruth Weathers.
This luncheonette seems to have invested in the latest audio equipment, with that nice juke box in the back and the music selectors at the lunch counter.
Category: [Downtown Hood River]
Comments
Do we know where this was?
Ben on 22nd April 2019 @ 8:35am
It was in half of what is now Waucoma Bookstore. They had ice cream and sandwiches.
Melody Shellman on 22nd April 2019 @ 8:42am
Looking at how wide this room is, it looks like almost the same width that I remember Young's Bakery being back in the 1950's. If Seals closed around 1951 and the Bakery moved in, this could be the space next to where J.C. Penney's was on Oak Street.
Bill Seaton on 22nd April 2019 @ 12:25pm
Bette Walters babysat us starting around 1964. This is about how I remember her.
Jeffrey Bryant on 22nd April 2019 @ 1:49pm
Years later Ruth Weathers ran the soda fountain at Barclays' drug store on the Heights settled in after school.
Buck Parker on 22nd April 2019 @ 9:00pm
Bettie Walters is famous for Bettie's Place on Oak Street.
At one time the portion of this narrow area next to Penney's housed the Mod-o-day dress shop.
Nellie on 23rd April 2019 @ 7:15am
Bettie Walters is famous for Bettie's Place up there on Oak Street.
The portion of this long narrow area that was closest to Penney's at one time housed the Mode-o-day dress shop.
Nellie on 23rd April 2019 @ 7:16am
Bette also worked at the lunch counter at the then “new” Safeway store across the street from the library. She made the best bean soup in the world! You had to leave early from work to get a seat at the lunch counter before the telephone company crew took over!👍
Judy on 23rd April 2019 @ 7:27pm