Adolph Prange Family Memorabilia: the Evolution of the Prange Store

Another post under construction:  

I'm indebted to Jim Prange, the son of James, among the oldest of the nine Prange children, for these fine prints of the A.R. Prange store during the early 1930s, Adolph and Edna during the late 1930s, and David, Charles and Hal in their youth.  The store -- literally overlooking the White River -- holds a key place in my earliest memories -- long before I was eventually old enough to venture southward up the gravel road on those hot summer days, along with every other kid in the area, to swim in the August Prange irrigation canal, just across from Schwab's Store.

The A.R. Prange Store, overlooking the White River: mid 1930?

Apparently the same shot as above but with a different frame that includes the Lutheran Church.

Note the Post Office sign in this frontal view from David's memoir.

Adolph and Edna Prange

David, Lynn (Hal) and Charles Prange

Members of Prange family with parents in back row and Charles with his mit.

The Esso pump and glimpse of Woodiel house in hose loop.