The Lusk Herald, January 9, 1947

Firemen called to Thrifty Laundry

The fire alarm about 5:30 Tuesday evening took the firemen on a run to the Thrifty laundry where excess oil around the burner had taken fire in the basement of the building.

The laundry is owned by Mr. and Mrs. George Doman, who, with the help of employees had the blaze fairly well under control by the time the firemen arrived.

No damage was done to the laundry proper and work was resumed Wednesday morning as usual.

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The Lusk Herald, January 1, 1948

Fred Renz Buys Thrifty Laundry

The Thrifty Laundry has been purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Tony Hytrek by Fred C. Renz and the new owner took possession on Monday, Dec. 22.

The Hytreks purchased the business from George Doman last September, but Mrs. Hytrek's health would not stand the work.

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The Lusk Herald, August 5, 1948

Thrifty Laundry is now OPEN and under new Management

Effective Tuesday, August 3, 1948 we have taken over the ownership and management of the Thrifty Laundry and are now open to give you the best in laundry service.

"Huck" and Mary Baldwin

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The Lusk Herald, January 20, 1955

Thrifty Laundry Is All Established In New Quarters

The Thrifty Laundry is now in complete operation in its building in north Lusk which was formerly occupied by the Niobrara Electric Association.

Mr. and Mrs. Huck Baldwin report that they are very satisfied with the facilities. In addition to providing more room for the laundry there are several features such as the installation of a two inch water line instead of a one inch water line as before which will improve the service the business is able to provide. The laundry was formerly housed in a building on south Elm Street.

The business will continue to operate under the same policies as it has in the past. The move was started the end of December and completed about Jan. 5.

The building in which the business is was originally built for a laundry but has been remodeled to be used for other purposes. 

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The Lusk Herald, May 24, 1956

70th Anniversary Supplement

Huck and Mary Baldwin