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There are 4 photos in this article.
Davito, D. & Brady, G.
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Work begun on razing by St. Peters. Some history of the school from 1901-1921
Kirkwood Messenger
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This event was sponsored by the Granite City Police department. Gene Young of Kirkwood participated.
Journal
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A receipt from Kirkwood Public Library to rent the auditorium for an Interracial Group meeting. Marion Brooks was charged $2.00 for this.
Brooks, Marion
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Photo lists Dr. James, Eugene J., Dr. Leo, Arthur, Charles B. Francis, Mary, Margaret and Linus Muss.
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This is announcing the completion of improvements. Some nice photos.
Bry, Charlene
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Mr. Haupt was the President of Commerce Bank of Kirkwood. He was making this presentation at the beginning of demolition.
Haupt, Joseph P.
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There is a list of maintenance items and drawings by Ralph Wafer Architect.
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Report of Betty Warfield in 1933-34
Kirkwood Public Schools
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A typed report on two events hosted by the Kirkwood Interracial Group. The total for the tickets sold was $123.60 and the expenses were $35.91. The profit was $87.70.
Davis, George C. Jr.
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Captain Haley was a 30 year veteran with the department. 150+ perople attended his retirement dinner
Police Department
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This program was the spouses program and was to enable spouses to understand the job their partner performed.
Police Department
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Mo Pac train, last commuter in St. Louis, will make final run Friday. .Known as the Kirkwood Eagle or Pacific Eagle this train was to be taken off.
Rice, Jack
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Leslie Handley's class wrote a book about the area. They did all the research and writing. They also did drawings, sketches and a poem included.
Canterbury, Ruth
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This was to announce the appropriate roof for the station.
Lester, J.B.
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The crime-blocker program were trained citizen volunteers to report suspicious activities. Rose Bouras was the chairman of the group.
Penn, Carole Jane
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These are the representatives of each club and the President, treasurer and secretary were chosen from them.
Greentree Council
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These rules were developed in May of 1936. There are 42 rules in this booklet. He states he formed these to comply with a request of the city council.
Lewis, Earl
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This flyer mentioned dinner at Spencer's Grill, shuttle ride to Mudd's Grove and dessert at Mudd's Grove. Tickets were $10 or $25 for families.
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Several renditions of this presentation. Some are typed and contain 106 slide narratives, one has 79, 2 appear to be handwritten notes. We do not have the slides just the script.
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Demolition was to begin on St. Joseph's Hospital for the impending Aberdeen Heights Senior Housing.
Bryant, Tim
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1992 Site plan used in the purchase of Mudd's Grove by the Historical Society. 8 1/2x11
Clayton Engineering Company
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The 1971 Gravity Grand Prix was co-sponsored by the Kirkwood Police Department, Noonday Optimist Club and Lions Club.
Police Department
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There are lists of Friends officers and Society officers.
Godi, Joe
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The Society was to hold a barbecue as part of the celebration.
Thompson, Danette
