A Memorial to James Austin McClure

 
 
This is a Memorial to my grandfather James Austin McClure. This was Respectfully submitted on the 27th day of May, 1955. The Memorial was made up by; Marlin S. Casey, T. M. Lillard, Harry Comery, John E. DuMars and Robert L. Webb, Chairman. I never met him, I did go to McClure School named after him from 1st - 3rd grades.  
 
I tried to you load to Facebook and the images did not post. He was a part of Topeka History. Maybe more significant to me, yet I hope you enjoy the read. Henry Austin McClure

 
From right to left he is at #3 position at the table. I'm related to everyone but the guy in the collar.
 
 
 


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