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From www.stjosephmemorylane.com/eatingm-z/eatingm-z.html Snow White Restaurant 1520 Frederick Avenue building no longer exists SNOW WHITE RESTAURANT 3645 Frederick Avenue "Snow White was located on the Belt Highway just north of Frederick Avenue The Snow White was remodeled shortly after 1957 By the late-1950's Snow White had expanded and become the largest and most popular drive-in restaurant in St Joseph Snow White as the home of the 59 cent Big'un!, a big double decker cheeseburger with a special sauce Every booth had a small juke box player. For a quarter you could listen to 5 songs Their pies were made by Jerre Anne's, who made the best pies in St Joseph In the mid 1960's, the curb service closed, only inside eating was provided I was at the curb service one night, I observed some kids were getting out of hand squirting mustard and ketchup The curb service was closed down permanently the very next day - this may have been the reason On January 25, 1991, the Snow White was razed Shortly after, Winsteads Hamburgers was constructed on the site Winsteads was torn down about a year later Winsteads was replaced with a Walgreen Pharmacy"

Look like it was replaced by Ken's Food Market.

See www.findagrave.com/memorial/45335129/margaret-ida-dahms "Margaret Ida Wendlund and Leonard A. Dahms were married February 8, 1942 in Blue Hill, Nebraska. She and her husband made their home in Blue Hill, Nebraska where she raised large gardens and had chickens. She cleaned and sold the chickens to the workers of the Ammunition Depot at Hastings. In 1960, they moved back to Arapahoe, Nebraska. They bought the Dairy Queen in Arapahoe, Nebraska and renamed it Dahms Drive-In. She continued to run it for more than 40 years." The sign was still there in 2012. See Streetview 2012