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New Offices Proposed for Symphony
New Offices Proposed for Symphony
Philanthropist Shirley Helzberg plans to restore and expand the old Vitagraph Film Exchange Building at 17th and Wyandotte for symphony offices and other tenants. Its close proximity to the Kauffman…
Date : 2008-04-15
Druery Thorn Obituary
Druery Thorn Obituary
Obituary for Dr. Druery Thorn, a physician on the staff of Saint Luke's Hospital since 1928, dying at the age of 64 in 1956.
Date : 1956-08-13
Dr. Frank Hurwitt
Dr. Frank Hurwitt
Obituary for Dr. Frank Hurwitt, a physician here for many years, dying at the age of 92.
Date : 1975-02-01
Lofts to Rise in West Bottoms
Lofts to Rise in West Bottoms
Article announces that the Kansas City Council has approved the View II residential development in the West Bottoms. Details of the estimated $25 million project that will add nearly 250 new…
Date : 2015-03-20
Dr. Noble Pierce Sherwood
Dr. Noble Pierce Sherwood
Obituary for Dr. Noble Pierce Sherwood, or Noble Sherwood, a physician and medical authority on the streptococcus germ attending the Switzer Elementary School and Manual Training High School before…
Date : 1961-02-21
A Nest for Creativity
A Nest for Creativity
Article describes the opening of the City Ice Arts Center located in the old Kansas City Ice Building at 2029 Campbell Street in the Crossroads Arts District. Sean Kelley, owner, sees it as "a…
Date : 2011-01-09
A Kansas City Man Who Is an Authority on Birds: Dr. A. H. Cordier Has Obtained Rare Photographs of Feathered Creatures in All Parts of the World
A Kansas City Man Who Is an Authority on Birds: Dr. A. H. Cordier Has Obtained Rare Photographs of Feathered Creatures in All Parts of the World
Biographical article about Dr. A. H. Cordier, former surgeon and professor at Kansas City Medical College, retiring from medicine to become a prominent bird photographer, with photos.
Date : 1923-12-09
Medical School to Quit: Charter Will Be Surrendered by Institution June 1
Medical School to Quit: Charter Will Be Surrendered by Institution June 1
Announcement of the closing of the Kansas City University of Physicians and Surgeons, following the decision by the State Board of Health.
Date : 1943-11-27
Obituary for Dr. Joseph Evans
Obituary for Dr. Joseph Evans
Obituary for Dr. Joseph Evans, police surgeon of Kansas City, Kansas, for 21 years, dying on September 22, 1969.
Date : 1969-09-22
Obituaries for Dr. Timothy Bourke
Obituaries for Dr. Timothy Bourke
Obituaries for Dr. Timothy Bourke, a physician for more than 60 years, dying at the age of 89.
Date : 1973-05-30
Obituary for Dr. F. Kenneth Albrecht
Obituary for Dr. F. Kenneth Albrecht
Obituary for Dr. F. Kenneth Albrecht, dying on March 8, 1950, the physician editor of "G. P.," the new journal of the American Academy of General Practice medicine and once a musical…
Date : 1950-03-08
Kansas Statehouse
Kansas Statehouse
Article that covers the 14 year long renovation of the Kansas State Capitol building that was completed near the end of 2013. Details of the project as well as information related to tours of the…
Date : 2014-07-20
Bringing Back The Square
Bringing Back The Square
Article profiles Ken and Cindy McClain who have poured their energies and their fortune into reviving the Independence square. Starting with Ophelia's restaurant, which they opened in the…
Date : 2010-05-09
A Kansas City Negro Honored
A Kansas City Negro Honored
File containing a brief biographical article about Dr. Walter Maddux, a native of Kansas City, Kansas, and newly appointed head of pediatrics "in the great hospital that is to be erected in…
Date : 1930-02-10
Dr. Paul Harrington
Dr. Paul Harrington
Biographical article about Dr. Paul Harrington, a native Kansas Citian and developer of an internationally recognized technique of spinal therapy, honored as Alumnus of the Year of the University of…
Date : 1975-05-17
'They're All Like My Children"
'They're All Like My Children"
Brief profile of and interview with Elizabeth Rosin, founder of Rosin Preservation LLC in 2006. Through partnerships with additional firms, she has has helped to preserve more than $500 million…
Date : 2015-01-16
Dr. J.O. Henley Dies in California
Dr. J.O. Henley Dies in California
Vertical file contains a photo and obituary for Dr. J. Ottoway Henley, "physician and surgeon in Kansas City for 28 years." He was born in Ironton, Missouri in 1895 and graduated from…
Date : 1948-08-27
Clinic Serves Northeast's Hispanic Population
Clinic Serves Northeast's Hispanic Population
Photo and article about the Cabot Westside Clinic, a health clinic "serv[ing] primarily Hispanic residents from Northeast, the Westside, and Kansas City, Kansas with a full complement of medical…
Date : 2001-09-12
Dr. James Walter Graham
Dr. James Walter Graham
Obituary for Dr. James Walter Graham, or James Graham, practicing medicine here for 63 years and serving as physician for federal prisoners held in the Jackson County jail, dying on November 7, 1970…
Date : 1970-11-08
Dr. Harold V. Zuber
Dr. Harold V. Zuber
Obituary for Dr. Harold Victor Zuber, or Harold Zuber, a widely-known Kansas City orthopedic surgeon dying at the age of 60 in 1965.
Date : 1965-04-11
Dr. Anthony Scimeca Obituary
Dr. Anthony Scimeca Obituary
Obituary for Dr. Anthony Scimeca, a physician and director of the Polyclinic Medical Hospital from 1898 until his death in 1953.
Date : 1953-07-01
1922 Getting It Done 1923
1922 Getting It Done 1923
Photos and captions about the construction of the Kansas City Athletic Club building, showing its steel skeleton and at near completion.
Date : 1923-01-14
Deaths: Frank Feierabend
Deaths: Frank Feierabend
Photo and obituary for Dr. Frank Feierabend, "74, of 7345 Wyoming, an orthopedic surgeon" at Saint Mary's Hospital since 1923, born in Atchison, Kansas.
Date : 1971-12-12
Boutique Hotel to Open in a Year
Boutique Hotel to Open in a Year
The former Gate City National Bank building at 1111 Grand Boulevard will undergo an $11 million renovation to become the 43-room Grand Hotel. From 2000 to 2006 the building housed Club Chemical,…
Date : 2011-01-15
Dr. Charles Still Obituary
Dr. Charles Still Obituary
Obituary for Dr. Charles Still, a homeopathic physician and oldest son of Dr. Andrew Taylor Still (a pioneer in the field from Kirksville, Missouri), dying at the age of 90 in 1955.
Date : 1955-07-07