My Grandmother, Flora Vetter Remley around 1906 |
My Aunt Margurite made hats so they were always on display in the early photographs. Below, Flora and Lawrence, my future grandparents in the foreground... with Margurite and unknown in back... all on a picnic in Swope Park.
Above, James Rosebury Remley, my Great-Grandfather, and his sons Lawrence, left, and Eugene. James founded the Broadway Bank... the building still stands and was the home to Old Theater Architectural Salvage... it still houses a similar business. This was probably taken in front of his house on Pennsylvania Ave. The house was leveled to make way for Southwest Trafficway. The home they move into after that, 2122 Jefferson, still stands. Below, my Grandparents on the other side, Flora's parents, George Vetter and his wife Anna Farrar Vetter. My Grandfather Vetter managed Huttig Mills which was located near Southwest Trafficway and Broadway for years and then moved to Northeast Kansas City. In Northeast it used to sit where the North/East Library is now.
Flora attended Lowell School and then Daniel Webster (Webster House now) I have some of her report cards from both schools... and below two examples of math work at Webster.