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 Image: Title: Date: Description:
141. City Window: No Royalty Here, Just Good Polo City Window: No Royalty Here, Just Good Polo September//1982 Article about the local polo club and the sport of polo in general.
142. World War I in Missouri, Part 1 World War I in Missouri, Part 1 April//1996 Article about the movement during World War I in Missouri of club and political organization as a response to aid the European allies in the war, especially for needed food exportation.
143. The Home Library The Home Library April//1903 Article about the new club and its rules and activities.
144. As Tulips in Spring As Tulips in Spring March 29, 1935 Article about the operations at "two gambling enterprises" at the southeast corner of 12th and Baltimore Avenues and at the formerly "famous gambling joint at 1107 Baltimore avenue."
145. The Ku Klux Klan and 'Klansas City Kable' The Ku Klux Klan and 'Klansas City Kable' July/4/1988 Article about the television show proposed by the Missouri Knights of the Ku Klux Klan called "Klansas City Kable," fought successfully by "a coalition of community organizations" and the city council....
146. No Woman's Land No Woman's Land April 6, 2003 Article about Wolf Creek Golf Links, an all-male organization located in the Kansas City metropolitan area in Kansas. It is a private club, invitation only, currently with 280 members. It is one of only...
147. Shopping Area in Debut Here Shopping Area in Debut Here February/17/1966 Article accompanied by large photo depicting the new shopping center with parts of the golf course behind it.
148. Kansas City's Social Season Highlights Much Grace and Charm Kansas City's Social Season Highlights Much Grace and Charm April, 1950 Article briefly traces the history of African American social life and status in Kansas City. Mentions the Ivanhoe Club and the Beau Brummels as early social groups. In Kansas City, Kansas, the Trouveur...
149. Local Drive Takes Aim at Golf's History Local Drive Takes Aim at Golf's History October 24, 2005 Article describes local and national efforts to achieve National Register of Historic Places status for the home and manufacturing facility of Kenneth Smith, in the 13000 block of W. 71st St. in Shawnee....
150. Fore! Fore! July 27-August 2, 2006 Article describes the efforts of historic preservationists to protect the home and factory of Kenneth Smith, a renowned manufacturer of golf clubs who died in 1977. Smith bought his Shawnee home, located...
151. Woman's City Club moves to Harris-Kearney House Woman's City Club moves to Harris-Kearney House June 1, 2004 Article describes the origins and history of the Kansas City Woman's City Club. Founded in 1917 by Mrs. James Coburn, the Club engages in civic, charitable and educational activities, focusing particularly...
152. Greater Kansas City's Foundations Were Built on Partying Greater Kansas City's Foundations Were Built on Partying August 2002 Article describes the state of the Kansas City "night-life" industry in 2002. Clubs in Westport, City Market, and Midtown struggle against sprawl, and regulations they see as archaic.
153. Smith: Central Exchange to "Make a Difference" Smith: Central Exchange to "Make a Difference" December/10-16/1999 Article describing the history of the Central Exchange, founded in part by the author.
154. Neighborhoods: Old Westport, New Westport Neighborhoods: Old Westport, New Westport March 1988 Article describing the recent business and land use trends in Westport, including its revitalization as a "center of off-beat fashion, new-age art and. ..crowded, but energetic night clubs," also with...
155. Radical Chic, Kansas City Style Radical Chic, Kansas City Style January//1981 Article describing various organizations furthering the causes of radical issues in the city, such as feminism, racial equality, "New Age" information, anti-nuclear technology, socialism, and so on.
156. Bully Clubs Bully Clubs September/13 - 19/2001 Article discusses problem of black teenagers who congregate outside Westport bars on weekend evenings.
157. Truman Places: Harpie Club Truman Places: Harpie Club 2000 Article discusses Truman's association with the Harpie Club, headquartered in Independence, Missouri.
158. Museum, Neighbors at Odds Over Club Museum, Neighbors at Odds Over Club April 2, 2008 Article examining the dispute between the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and the Rockhill Tennis Club. The museum owns the tennis club property and wants to relocate offices to the club and use the surrounding...
159. Neighborhood Alliance Operates from Westport Headquarters Neighborhood Alliance Operates from Westport Headquarters July//1980 Article explaining the activities of the Neighborhood Alliance and other Kansas City neighborhood associations.
160. Taking Charge: The Central Exchange Turns 'Old Boy Network' On Its Head Taking Charge: The Central Exchange Turns 'Old Boy Network' On Its Head February 8, 2005 Article features the Central Exchange, an organization for women which currently has 958 members. It has "become a voice for area women and a respected player in local politics". It was founded in 1980...