Kay Manning and mother, Marjorie Manning, look at samples of wedding invitations at Stationers on April 16, 1952. Kay is engaged to Thomas Nobles. For Tacoma News Tribune "Brides" layout. (T.N.T.)

Manning, Kay; Manning, Marjorie; Invitations; Stationers, Inc. (Tacoma);

A bride-to-be, Miss Donna Leslie, is discussing the correctness of invitations with Dorothy M. (Mrs. Philip) Norton, the authority on stationery, at The Stationers, Inc. Miss Leslie was ordering the all-limportant missives for her July, 1950 wedding In 1950, Stationers was still at its original address - 926 Pacific Avenue. Nine years later, they moved to their new building at 1141 Broadway. (TNT, 5/3/1950, p.35)

Weddings--Tacoma--1950-1960; Stationers, Inc. (Tacoma); Invitations; Stores & shops--Tacoma; Journalism--Tacoma--1950-1960; Leslie, Donna; Norton, Dorothy M.;

ca. 1937. The Stationers, interior. Typewriters, duplicating machines and other office supplies, Royal Typewriter display sign, three people at desks. (filed with Argentum)

Stationers, Inc. (Tacoma); Office equipment & supplies; Typewriters;

ca. 1937. The Stationers, interior. In the typewriter repair shop, three men are working on manual typewriters. (filed with Argentum)

Stationers, Inc. (Tacoma); Office equipment & supplies; Typewriters;

ca. 1937. The Stationers, interior. In their repair office, three men busily work away. They are repairing, left to right, an adding machine, typewriter and the drum of a mimeograph (or "ditto") machine. The shelves surrounding them house other office machinery in various stages of repair.

Stationers, Inc. (Tacoma); Office equipment & supplies; Typewriters;