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Dunlap Hard-Hit By Dutch Elm Disease - 'Fortunately, People Realize It' . . .
Diseased Elm Trees . . . are an almost ghastly sight in the midst of other full summer foliage in Dunlap.
Dunlap Hard-Hit By Dutch Elm Disease - 'Fortunately, People Realize It' . . .
Shade Trees Land . . . in a special dump, spreading an unpleasant picture before Dunlap Mayor Leonard Jacobsen.
Dunlap Methodists Plan New Unit Consecration - Service Is Sunday
New Education Wing . . . at Dunlap Methodist Church will be consecrated by Bishop James S. Thomas.
Dunlap, Iowa
First In Fifty: Tuesday was moving day and Thursday will mark the opening of Dunlap's first new post office site in 50 years. The brick, aluminum and stone building, decorated by a planter running most of the front width, is being leased to the…
Dunlap, Tim or Steve
Tim Dunlap, President, Local 2991, American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees. Glenwood State Hospital, school resource treatment worker (with son Steve).
Dutch Elms Disappear
Dead elm trees have been vanishing from city parking in Council Bluffs as the rate of 1,435 in less than a year. The city contracted last fall with Havelone Construction Company for removal of the diseased or dead trees and a new contract for removal…
Earling Plans New Rest Home - $300,000 Facility West Of Town . . .
Drawing Shows . . . new $300,000 Nursing and Rest Home which will be constructed west of Earling by Little Flower Haven Inc.
Earling, IA
Joe Feeney, with Sr. M. Petrine O.S.J. as accompanist, sings at the dedication ceremonies at Little Flower Haven Nursing Home in Earling, Iowa. John Wageman is in the background.
Early Bluffs High Rise
This Illinois Central Coal chute may well have been one of the first high-rise structures in Council Bluffs. Its use discontinued about 1954, a railroad employe[sic] said. The tall building was used to feed coal to hungry steam engines, and a few…
Early Era Lives On In Allen Dudley Home - In Same Family Since Built In 1874
Another Era . . . lives on at the Allen Dudley home, 1500 North Broadway. The 10-room, white frame house is surrounded by massive old trees and a yard that covers 7.5 acres.
Early Era Lives On In Allen Dudley Home - In Same Family Since Built In 1874
Designed For Hospitality . . . is this three-room downstairs setting in the Dudley house. All three are living rooms. Much of the furniture shown here dates back to the day the home was built.
Early Era Lives On In Allen Dudley Home - In Same Family Since Built In 1874
Original Furniture . . . adds a fitting touch to this upstairs bedroom. The walnut heirlooms were restored by Mrs. Dudley.
Early Era Lives On In Allen Dudley Home - In Same Family Since Built In 1874
Descending The Stairway . . . are Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dudley. Light fixture, now converted to electricity, has illuminated the hall since 1874. Stained glass window at the top of the stairs is one of five throughout the house.
Early History Abounds On Iowa's Lewis-Clark Trail - From Hamburg To Sioux City
Waubonsie State Park . . . is one of Fremont County's most attractive recreation areas. The 1,129-acre state park is located on Highway 2 midway between Hamburg and Sydney.
Early Take-Off Friday To Miami Convention
To The Warm Blue Yonder . . . Dr. and Mrs. Hennessy.
Easier Job For Harkin - With Carter In Office
Cattle Price Problems . . . are discussed by Charles Gross of Walnut and U.S. Rep. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, at Harkin's Council Bluffs office Wednesday.
East Hills Home Plan To Be Unveiled
An Artist's Conception . . . shows the East Hills Lutheran Retirement Community project, planned east of Council Bluffs. Construction is scheduled to begin in the spring of 1982.