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20-541: [REDACTED] Look up whitey in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Whitey may refer to: People [ edit ] Whitey Alperman (1879–1942), MLB player Richie Ashburn (1927–1997), MLB player and broadcaster James Wellwood "Whitey" Basson (born 1946), South African businessman Whitey Bimstein (1897–1969), boxer and boxing trainer Whitey Bulger (1929–2018), crime boss of organized crime group in

40-563: A 2014 documentary film Whitey (film) , a 1980 Belgian movie Whitey's Ice Cream , an ice cream manufacturer and line of ice cream shops in the Midwestern United States Whitey, an informal name for the White River Monster See also [ edit ] Whity , a 1971 German film Whitey tape incident , a 2008 political dirty trick by Larry C. Johnson Topics referred to by

60-401: A 2014 documentary film Whitey (film) , a 1980 Belgian movie Whitey's Ice Cream , an ice cream manufacturer and line of ice cream shops in the Midwestern United States Whitey, an informal name for the White River Monster See also [ edit ] Whity , a 1971 German film Whitey tape incident , a 2008 political dirty trick by Larry C. Johnson Topics referred to by

80-638: Is approximately 362 miles away from the distribution center in Moline. It is also purchasable at Hy-Vee's in South Dakota , Minnesota , Wisconsin , Missouri , and Kansas in addition to Iowa and Illinois stores. Stores carrying Whitey’s Ice Cream include, Hy-Vee , Wal-Mart - Sam's Club , Super Target , Jewel , Fareway , SuperValu and Econo Foods. On January 31, 2019, the location at Coral Ridge Mall in Coralville, Iowa closed down, marking

100-599: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages whitey [REDACTED] Look up whitey in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Whitey may refer to: People [ edit ] Whitey Alperman (1879–1942), MLB player Richie Ashburn (1927–1997), MLB player and broadcaster James Wellwood "Whitey" Basson (born 1946), South African businessman Whitey Bimstein (1897–1969), boxer and boxing trainer Whitey Bulger (1929–2018), crime boss of organized crime group in

120-490: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Whitey%27s Ice Cream Chester Lindgren opened the first store on the corner of 16th Street and 23rd Avenue in Moline, Illinois . He was nicknamed "Whitey" due to his white-blonde colored hair. In 1935 Lindgren hired 15-year-old Bob Tunberg, who worked for him throughout high school and several years after. In 1953 Lindgren sold

140-835: The Pentagon , and also to military and their families before troops are deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan . Whitey's Ice Cream has been called the "Best in the Midwest" by readers of the Midwest Living Magazine. It has also been featured on the Food Network 's Food Finds television show. In 2007 Whitey's Ice Cream was announced as the winner of the Fourth Annual Ice Cream Store of the Year Award known as THE PASSION AWARD given by

160-1205: The Boston area in the 1970s and 1980s Whitey Ford (1928–2020), Major League Baseball (MLB) pitcher Whitey Glazner (1893–1989), MLB pitcher Roy Grant (1916–2010), of the American country music duo Whitey and Hogan Whitey Harrison (1913–1993), American surfer and surf equipment innovator Whitey Herzog (1931–2024), MLB player and manager Whitey Krakow (died 1941), New York mobster and hitman for Murder, Inc. Whitey Kurowski (1919–1999), MLB player Whitey Lockman (1926–2009), MLB player, coach, manager and executive Whitey Mitchell (1932–2009), American jazz bassist and television writer and producer Whitey Moore (1912–1987), MLB pitcher Whitey Von Nieda (1922–2023), National Basketball Association player, basketball coach Whitey Platt (1920–1970), MLB player Sanger D. Shafer (1934–2019), American country music songwriter and musician Myer Skoog (1926–2019), National Basketball Association player Whitey Thomas (1895–1978), American football player Herbert "Whitey" White, leader of Whitey's Lindy Hoppers ,

180-1096: The Boston area in the 1970s and 1980s Whitey Ford (1928–2020), Major League Baseball (MLB) pitcher Whitey Glazner (1893–1989), MLB pitcher Roy Grant (1916–2010), of the American country music duo Whitey and Hogan Whitey Harrison (1913–1993), American surfer and surf equipment innovator Whitey Herzog (1931–2024), MLB player and manager Whitey Krakow (died 1941), New York mobster and hitman for Murder, Inc. Whitey Kurowski (1919–1999), MLB player Whitey Lockman (1926–2009), MLB player, coach, manager and executive Whitey Mitchell (1932–2009), American jazz bassist and television writer and producer Whitey Moore (1912–1987), MLB pitcher Whitey Von Nieda (1922–2023), National Basketball Association player, basketball coach Whitey Platt (1920–1970), MLB player Sanger D. Shafer (1934–2019), American country music songwriter and musician Myer Skoog (1926–2019), National Basketball Association player Whitey Thomas (1895–1978), American football player Herbert "Whitey" White, leader of Whitey's Lindy Hoppers ,

200-525: The Marvel Comics series Power Pack Whitey Durham , on the television series One Tree Hill Whitey , from Judge Dredd Whitey Duvall, from Eight Crazy Nights Other uses [ edit ] Whitey (drugs) , a slang term associated with certain forms of recreational drug use Whitey (slang) , a derogatory term for white people Whitey (band) , a Denton, Texas funk band Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger ,

220-462: The Marvel Comics series Power Pack Whitey Durham , on the television series One Tree Hill Whitey , from Judge Dredd Whitey Duvall, from Eight Crazy Nights Other uses [ edit ] Whitey (drugs) , a slang term associated with certain forms of recreational drug use Whitey (slang) , a derogatory term for white people Whitey (band) , a Denton, Texas funk band Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger ,

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240-527: The chain's exit from the Iowa City area. A previous store located in downtown Iowa City announced it was not reopening four year priors due to Whitey's unhappiness with renovations in the building they were leasing. Whitey's Ice Cream is known for their extra thick shakes and malts, which can be held upside down. This is due to their innovation of high-powered malt machines and careful preparation by trained Whitey's employees. They also credit themselves with

260-552: The company, and the title, president, remains open in honor of their late father, “The Quad-Cities Favorite Ice Cream Man”, who died in 1991. They currently operate nine locations in the Iowa and Illinois Quad Cities . They also maintain a retail stand at the Vibrant Arena at The MARK and Modern Woodmen Park during sporting events. Customers may also order the ice cream from Whitey's website, where it can be shipped anywhere in

280-531: The continental United States. In 1988, Whitey’s Ice Cream saw a dramatic change with the addition of a Wholesale Department and entrance into the grocery store market. This allowed Whitey’s Ice Cream packaged ice cream to be purchased from many more outlets. The Wholesale Department currently distributes to grocery stores and schools in a 100-mile radius of the Quad Cities , although, it can be purchased at Hy-Vee 's as far away as Lincoln, Nebraska , which

300-483: The creation of candy bar shakes and chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream. They also worked to develop a "No Sugar Added" ice cream sweetened with Splenda brand sweetener targeted toward diabetics. One of Whitey’s newest flavors is Sgt. Camo, which is a camouflage-colored ice cream made from Graham cracker, marshmallow ice cream, and a ribbon of Whitey’s fudge. All profits from the sale of Sgt. Camo are donated to various military veterans groups. Sgt. Camo has been sent to

320-749: The most notable dance troupe of the Lindy Hop Aerials Era Whitey Wietelmann (1919–2002), MLB player and coach Whitey Wilshere (1912–1985), MLB pitcher Whitey Wistert (1912–1985), American football and baseball player, member of the College Football Hall of Fame Whitey Witt (1895–1988), MLB player Harry Wolfe (baseball) (1888–1971), MLB player Whitey Woodin (1894–1974), American football player Whitey (musician) , born Nathan Joseph White, British electro-rock musician Fictional characters [ edit ] Aelfyre Whitemane , in

340-579: The most notable dance troupe of the Lindy Hop Aerials Era Whitey Wietelmann (1919–2002), MLB player and coach Whitey Wilshere (1912–1985), MLB pitcher Whitey Wistert (1912–1985), American football and baseball player, member of the College Football Hall of Fame Whitey Witt (1895–1988), MLB player Harry Wolfe (baseball) (1888–1971), MLB player Whitey Woodin (1894–1974), American football player Whitey (musician) , born Nathan Joseph White, British electro-rock musician Fictional characters [ edit ] Aelfyre Whitemane , in

360-426: The same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Whitey . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Whitey&oldid=1257335753 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Nicknames Hidden categories: Short description

380-426: The same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Whitey . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Whitey&oldid=1257335753 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Nicknames Hidden categories: Short description

400-557: The store to Tunberg. Tunberg and his wife, Norma, made ice cream during the day, and sold their product in the store at night. In 1979 the business was expanded when a second store opened in Moline, Illinois . After the success of this second store, as well as the addition of several more Illinois stores, the first Iowa store was opened in 1984 in Bettendorf, Iowa . Whitey's Ice Cream is currently owned by Bob Tunberg's sons, Jeff and Jon Tunberg. They work side by side as co-owners of

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