Glenn Peterson, wife Wilma and daughter Patricia, age 3 years, moved to Woodbine
  in 1933. They bought the stock and fixtures of the drug store from Roy Johnson. They
  lived in the back part of the store building a few years, then moved to the Brussow
  house. Later they moved to Mrs. Cornwell's house on Main Street.
       They carried all the water for the store and the living quarters from the hand
  pump in the middle of the main intersection.
       In 1937, Glen became teh Standart Oil agent and operated both businesses until
  1940 when they sold the drug store to the Kahles. In 1941 they moved to Michigan.
       Glenn says he lived in Woodbine for a memorable 8 years among the nicest, most
  friendly people he ever met.
       The Kahles were Wilma Peterson's mother and stepfather. Her twin sisters, Neta
  and Neva, operated the store. 
               
  Source: Woodbine, Kansas Centennial, 1887 - 1987, 
          Woodbine through the years pg. 108
          Submitted by Glenn Peterson