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Vertical File Index A. Adams Family Admiral’s Cove Restaurant Al Piemonte Cadillac Alcott, J.B., Esc. Allen House Allen Site Almo, Yvonne Amenoff American Cut Glass American Legion of St. Charles Amli Apartment Complex Anchor Club Anderson Blvd. Anderson, Amelia Anderson, Carl Anderson, Carl Albin Anderson, Carl Oscar Anderson, Caroline Anderson, Chester Anderson, Claus Alfred Anderson, David Anderson, Doris Anderson Elementary School Anderson, Helen Anderson, Joe Anderson, John Anderson, Leonard Anderson, Myrtle Anderson, Russell A. Angell, Roberta and Robert Aquascapes Arcada Theatre Arcada Theatre 1941-1989 Arcada Theatre 1990-Present Arcada Theatre Organ Arcada Theatre 70th Anniversary Arcada Theatre, Club Arcada, Tea Room Arcada Theatre STCHC play Event Architecture Architecture, Kane County Ark Technologies Art & Music Festival Arthur Anderson Co. Artists Arts Commission STC Asplund, Karl Athletics Atlas Authors, Local Awesome Store B. Babson Factory Bagley Family Baker Community Center Baker, Edgar Baker, Edward Baker Hotel Baker Methodist Church Baker School of Fine Arts Balridge Family Banks Barbed Wire Barry, Judge Alonzo H. Barth, William Baseball, Kane County Cougars Baseball, St. Charles Basil, Ed Basketball, St. Charles Batavia Enterprises Beach Boys Beels, Roger Beith, Lyle (Residence) Beith, Family & House Beith House Museum Belgium- American Football Team- 1917 Belgium History Bell, Charlie Bell-Graham Elementary Bellaver, Guy Belyea Family Bennett, Arthur Bennett, David D. Bentley, Family Bernardi, Katherine Family Bernotas, Mrs. Peter (Marion) Bethlehem Food Bank Betty Lamp Bibliography, Landscapes of the Fox River Valley Bi-Centennial Bike Path Billy Biru’s Golf Pub Blackhawk/Mexican War Black History Blacksmith Blanchard Family Block’s Toggery Bloomington Gold Corvette Show Bloomquist Family Blue Goose BMX Racing Board of Education, School District 303 Boat Chute on Dam Bob & Len’s Texaco Borman, Alfred H. Family Borman Family Boston Marathon, STC participant Bowers Family Bowie Family Bowman & Lloyd Foundry (Sad Irons) Bowman, Francis H. Bowne, David Boys Club of Fox Valley Boy Scouts Breadsmith Bakery Brennan, Michael Bridges Montessori School Bridges, St. Charles: Bike Fifth Avenue Footbridge General Illinois Main Prairie Red Gate Trestle Brighton Gardens Brod, D.C. Brown, Charlie Brown, H. Brown, John A. Brownell, Eugene Brownell & Miller Mills Brownstone at River’s Edge Bunker, Edwards Burchell Hotel (Diorama #4) Burchell Letters Burger Drug Store Burgess Burgess, Warren “Pete” Burr Family Burr, Ralph Burrow, Bobbi Bereavement Center Business Park Businesses, Downtown 1930s Businesses, St. Charles Businesses, Women (19th & 20th Century) Butler Family Butler, Paper Mills (First Ave) Byam, C. Perry C. Cable Piano factory Cable Television Calhoun, Dr. William Johnston Cambridge Subdivision Camps Camp Fire Girls Camp Kane Camp Kane Dedication Camp Kane Rededication Campton Hills Park Campton Township Canoe Races Canoe Race Mid-American Carlson, John August Carlson, Dr. J.E. Carlson’s Store Carpenter, C.W. Family Carroll, Jan Carroll Towers Carse, Fr. Robert Caustin, Will Cemeteries Cemetery Project Kane Co. Farm & Home Census Centennial of City of St. Charles Century Corners Century Station Cereal Box House Certification of City of St. Charles Chamber of Commerce (2) Charlemagne Award Charlemagne Island (Christmas Island) Charlemagne, The Legend Of Charleston (Original Name) Charleston House Bed & Breakfast Charlestowne Kitchen & Bath Charlestowne Mall Check Mate Restaurant Chicago Great Western (CGW) - STC Christmas (1940’s Swedish) Christmas Christmas Cross Controversy Christian Community Church Chronicle Churches Cigar Store, Indian City Council (St. Charles (2) City Director (St. Charles) City Hall (Old) City Hall (Old) Electric Company City of St. Charles City Planning Civilian Conservation Corps Civil Defense Civil War Civil War-8th Illinois Cavalry (Military Records) Civil War-17th Cavalry (2) Civil War Reenactment Civil War Soldiers enlisted in St. Charles Claeys, Richard Clamming On the Fox River Clark, Dr. John Coca Cola Bottling Co. St. Charles Collins House Collins, James H. Collins, Joann Dellora Collins, Phillip N. Colonial Ice Cream Colson Co. J.F. Colson, Family & House Comis Family Commercial District, STC Communication Community Chest St. Charles Community, Neighboring Concord at Pheasant Run Trails Congregational United Church Construction Convention & Visitors Bureau Cooney, Earl T. & Jesse Cooper, Charles W. Copeland Dance Academy Corron Elementary School Corron Family Coryn Family Cotti, Medeyo Country Club-Royal Fox Country Club – St. Charles Country Sampler Magazine Covalsky, Harold Crandall Family Crane Family Crawford Family Creative Mobility Creative Stairs Creiger, DeWitt Crossings at Red Gate Crown Electric Company Cultural Arts Commission Cultural History Cunningham, William Cyclone 1895 D. D’Amico, Donald Dairies and Creameries Dairy, Riverview Dairy Queen Dale, Robert Daly, Jo Dam Dance Davis, Alice Davis, Alice L. (School Teacher) Davis, Chester Davis, Mark & Laura Davis School Davison, Hazel Belyea Davison Motor Sales Dearborn House Dearborn, N. H. Degenhardt Home Delnor Community Residential Living Delnor Community Hospital DeMaar, Wayne Dempsey, Larry Denker, Frances Depot, Chicago & Northwestern R.R. Depression DeReadt, Anna Desert Storm (Persian Gulf) Descourouez Family Deutsch Family Development Dewitte, Don DeWolf Family DHH Landmark Designation DHH National Register Nomination, 1982 Dickens, John Dickenson, Mildred & Phillip Dillinger, John Dioramas Displays, Folk Art Displays, St. Charles Museum Dixon, Michael Doc Morgan, Inc. Doctors, History of Donahue, Terry Dowd, Jim Downtown Development Awards Downtown Partnership, 1992 Downtown Plans Driessen, Henry Driessen, William Drug Abuse Drug Stores Duck decoys Dukane Corporation Dunham Bank Dunham Barns (Oak Lawn Farm) Dunham Castle, Wayne, Ill. Dunham Family Dunham-Hunt House, Museum Dunham Inn Dunham, Jane Dunham Jr. High School Dunham Pond Dunn, Grace DuPage Airport Durant Family Durant Group Durant-Peterson House Durant, Samuel W. Family E. Earth Day East Side School Easter Eastman Family Ecology Education Programming Ekstrom, J. David Election Information Electric Company Elgin Watch Company Elkay Manufacturing Elliot Family Elmore Family Emelity Home Encampment, Civil War (1984) Enchanted Forest (Christmas Time) England Family Enterprise School Entertainment Erwin, Barbara Evan Shelby School Evans Game Farm Evergreen Farm F. Fagerstrom, Gustaf & Florence Fair, The Faitz, Charles, Edith, Helen Fall Festival, St. Charles Farming Farm Inn Farnsworth, Elon Farnsworth, General J.F. Family Farnsworth, John House Farnsworth, John Farnsworth, John F. Fashion Fay family Fellows Family Fens Feltgen, Mary L. Fermi Laboratory, Batavia Ferson Creek Ferson Creek School Ferson Family Festivals Festivals, Scarecrow File Factory Fine Line, Creative Arts Center Finley, Robert Fire Department Fires First Avenue Café First Baptist Church First Chicago Bank First Methodist Church First Street Development First Street Redevelopment Fisher family Fishers Lake Fitzsimmons, Steven Five Islands Monument Fixture Company, St. Charles Flags Flax Flea Markets Flesch, Gordon Co. Fletcher/Bradley Floods Flu Epidemic (1918 and other years) Folk Art & Fashion Trends Folklore Forest Preserves Forkins, Russell Forni, John Foulkes, Walter Founders Day Foundry Four H Club Fourth of July Fox Chase Fox Connection Fox Hill Home, Batavia Fox Mill Fox Ridge School Fox River Heights Fox River Fox Valley Bank, St. Charles Fox Valley Baptist Church Fox Valley Expressway Fox Valley Laundry Fox Valley Playhouse Foxfield Theater Frank, Ruby Franklin Medical College Frazier, Jacob Frederick Funeral Home (Norris Funeral Home) Free Methodist Church Freedom Walk Freeman Family House Frellsen, Otto Frog Town Funeral Homes Furnald, J.P. Home G. Gaffney, Family Gaffney, Joseph C. Gagnepain, Francis Joseph Garden City Sand Co. Garfield Family Garfield Farm Museum Garner Family House Gartner family Garwood Chinese Laundry Gas Stations Gates Family Gates, John W. Gaynor, George General Mills Ghrist, John R. (Air Name John Russell) Gibson, Ella Elvira Gillette, H. Girl Scouts Glenn, F.W. Glenwood School Globe Music Factory Glos Family Golf in St. Charles Good Citizenship Club Goodale/Goodell Family Goodhue Steel Mills & Wind Engine Co. Gorecki Family Government, St. Charles Grace Lutheran Church Graham Brothers (Ken and Bob) Grand Prairie Grandmas Lane Gray Family Greek School Green, Drury Green Energy Green Light Commission Greg’s Shoe Repair Greyhound Griffin Realty Company Grimm’s Pharmacy Grimm’s Shopping Center Grocery Stores Grotberg, John Family Gunters Gustafson, Wirth Gustavson Family Guthrie Family Gust, Marsha Gymnastics Club H. Habitat for Humanity Hahn Family Haile Family Haines, Charles Haines Jr. High School Hall, Wesley Halloway Family Halloween Hanmer Harris (Norris Bank Corp) Harris Bank Mural Harris Family, Harriet & Hearshal Haseltine, Augusta Haskins, Howard Dr. Hastert, Dennis Hatfield, Asahel Haviland House Hawley Products Hazelton, William Cross Healy, Edward L. (Doc.) 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    LOC Location Main # Location Name Location Address Phone Number ST Store Manager Email ASM/HR Manager Email HR Assistant/Backup Email Grand Junction, CO - 2424 US Highway 6 & 50, Grand 344 Herberger's - Mesa Mall Junction, CO 81505 970-245-0900 CO Lynnette Summy [email protected] Carol Schilling (ASM) [email protected] Lesley Kainu [email protected] 1903 Park Avenue, Muscatine - Younkers - Muscatine, IA 52761 173 Muscatine Mall 563-264-0744 IA Emily Scott [email protected] Sherry Eckhardt (HRM) [email protected] 1110 Quincy Avenue, Ottumwa, Ottumwa - Herberger's - IA 52501 326 Quincy Place 641-682-3262 IA Charlotte Katko [email protected] Jennifer Jones (HRM) [email protected] Ames, IA - Younkers - North 2801 North Grand Mall, 401 Grand Plaza Ames, IA 50010 515-663-4300 IA Greg Kruse [email protected] Nojud Malouf (HRM) [email protected] 102 South Delaware, Mason City - Younkers - Mason City, IA 50401 402 Southbridge Mall 641-421-2020 IA Carrie Kamm [email protected] Candy Hinderman (HRM) [email protected] Fort Dodge - Younkers - 217 South 25th Street Suite 33 403 Crossroads Mall Fort Dodge, IA 50501 515-574-4231 IA Pam Skeel [email protected] Nicole Tracy (HRM) [email protected] Marshalltown - Younkers - 2500 South Center St., 404 Marshall Town Mall Marshalltown, IA 50158 641-752-7151 IA Greg Kruse [email protected] Open (3/12/2018) (HRM) Waterloo - Younkers - 2060 Crossroads Blvd., Waterloo, 408 Crossroads Mall IA 50702 319-234-8848