What Makes The Council Bluffs Nonpareil An Outstanding Daily Newspaper? Outstanding People , like JACK KENNEDY August 22, 1971
Ex-chief Photographer Jack Kennedy Dies At 67 July 14, 1981
Jack Hated Weather Photos, But Shot Prize-Winners July 17, 1981
Kennedy Leaves A Picture Legacy July 19, 1981
Jack Kennedy July 24, 1981
]]> Pott. County Sheriff ]]> Pott. County Sheriff ]]> Kerns Named Sheriff In 4-1 Vote By Board October 20, 1983
New Sheriff Assessing Job - 'Appreciative Of Support' October 25, 1983
Kerns Makes It Official; He Will Run For Sheriff February 28, 1984
Sheriff June 3, 1984
Battle For Sheriff Job Toughest In 20 Years October 30, 1984
Fierce Battle Ends for Kerns November 7, 1984
Kerns Strategy To Save Money: Cap On Mileage March 13, 1985
County Resists Private Jails August 3, 1985
Kerns Finds Day Too Short As Sheriff April 27, 1986
Office Party February 17, 1987
Kerns Seeks GOP Sheriff Nomination March 11, 1988
Michael Kerns June 5, 1988
Kerns 'Feels Great' After Election Win June 8, 1988
Kerns Outspent Lindgren In Sheriff's Primary Race July 21, 1988
Veteran Deputy Resigns, Rips 'Candy-Bar Politics' August 31, 1988
Kerns Wins A Tight Race For Sheriff November 9, 1988
False-Imprisonment Suit Seeks $20,000 December 4, 1989]]> Pott. County Sheriff ]]> Donors Offer To Pay For Return Of C.B. Native January 27, 1990
Kephart's Arrest For Desertion Angers Family February 1, 1990
E. German Youth Adjusts To 'Paradise' February 1, 1990
Kephart's Nephew Cited For Criminal Trespassing February 2, 1990
Kephart May Return To C.B. In Two Days February 5, 1990
Kephart Returns To C.B. After Army Discharge February 6, 1990
Kephart Being Paid To Tell All February 7, 1990
Open House Planned For Kephart Clan February 13, 1990
Deserter 'Made Mistake,' Family, Well-Wishers Say February 19, 1990
Kephart's Ex-Wife, Daughters Visit U.S. August 20, 1990]]> Gov. of Nebraska]]> Gov. of Nebraska]]> Kerry Won't Seek Re-Election October 15, 1985
Kerry: Government Is Only As Good As People Make It October 16, 1985
Kerry Speech Is Scheduled At 'Golf Bash' May 13, 1987
Kerry Talks To Students About War May 15, 1987
Kerry Cites Need For Commitment Amid Golf Jokes June 2, 1987]]> Gov. of Nebraska]]> Kiel Hotel Owner To Give Improvement Information March 18, 1980
Kiel Goes On Auction Block - History Recalled July 23, 1982
Old Hotel Auctioned July 25, 1982
Apartments, Offices On Tap For Old Kiel Hotel June 23, 1984
In With The Old January 25, 1985]]> Vietnam Air Force Pilot]]> Vietnam Air Force Pilot]]> Killian Thought Of His Family Before Heading For Vietnam April 10, 1985
Flier Vowed Mission Would Be His Last April 10, 1985
Early June Burial Likely For Killian April 11, 1985
Killian Burial Set For June 7 May 28, 1985]]> Vietnam Air Force Pilot]]> Kimballton Brick Yard: A Story Of The Past - One Of Few Left In Western Iowa July 1, 1960
Tradition Is Not On Way Out - For Kimballton's Danes October 11, 1961
Injunction Halts Board March 16, 1966
Typical Danish Home Receives Crowning Touch - Stork Tops Off Kimballton Attraction July 22, 1968
Kimballton Store Changes Hands After 57 Years November 2, 1969
Kimballton Merger Election To Be Held Next Tuesday January 20, 1970
Elk Horn - Kimballton School District Upheld April 14, 1972]]> Director of Deaf Missions]]> Director of Deaf Missions]]> To Solemnize Deaf Vows - C.B. Missionary July 31, 1971
Church For The Deaf Growing - Anniversary July 11 April 29, 1972
Interns Serving In Deaf Missions June 24, 1972
Deaf To Mark 1st Anniversary July 8, 1972
New, Modern Studio For Deaf Missions July 29, 1973
Southside Plans A Spring Revival April 20, 1974
Deaf Use Phone Device To 'Talk' To Each Other January 17, 1976
Space Aids Deaf - Mission Expands March 19, 1977
Movies For Deaf May 20, 1978
Deaf Missions Has A New Van June 3, 1978
Revival To Mark 10th Anniversary October 10, 1981
King Elected To Head Convention November 14, 1981
Duane King Receives Award January 13, 1984
Deaf Missions Ministry Keeps Reaching August 25, 1984
Deaf Missions Take To Road August 10, 1985
Operation SERVE Proves It Serves January 4, 1986]]> Director of Deaf Missions]]> 1205 Bonham Ave.
Named "CB High School" until T.J. built Renamed "A.L." in 1922
New ALHS dedicated 5/26/68
7/13/83 Oklahoma! joint prodcution w/ AL & TJ students see T.J. folder]]> 1935 Abraham Lincoln Football Players, Unlike Their Predecessors, Will Find a New Lighted Plant on Old City High School Grounds. July 21, 1935
Abraham Lincoln High School Building. August 29, 1935
Council Bluffs' First High School Building. August 29, 1935
It's Just the Beginning. March 15, 1936
Bird's-Eye View of New A.L. Field. April 19, 1936
Public School System Has Nineteen Building Units. July 26, 1936
Board Approves T.J. Fieldhouse; Over-rides Protests of Wrestling Backers. January 9, 1953
Long-Range Plans For 2 Million Dollar School Informally Accepted By Board; May Call First Stage Bids In March. December 11, 1959
New Abraham Lincoln Gym Is Largest One In Iowa; It's A Dream Come True. May 21, 1967
A.L.'s Exciting For All. March 23, 1963
ROTC Unit At Abraham Lincoln Is Changed To Infantry Brigade. February 7, 1964
36 Members Of Class of 1914 Attend Reunion. June 5, 1964
500 Too Many Pupils put A.L. In 'Squeeze'; Why Bond Issue Is Needed. January 24, 1965
Plans Told For Turning A.L. Into A Junior High; Maximum Cost: $348,000. March 16, 1966
A.L. Project May Start In Summer; To Become Junior High. April 15, 1966
Remodeling Of AL High School Is Under Way. July 2, 1966
A.L.-Eastside Moving Date Being Studied By Educators; Decision Due By April 1. February 19, 1967
Sima Firm Awarded A.L. Renovation Project; On Bid Of $180,400. March 31, 1967
New Abraham Lincoln Gym Is Largest One In Iowa; It's A Dream Come True. May 21, 1967
A.L. Begins Packing For Its Move To Eastside. May 23, 1967
New A.LO. High School. August 27, 1967
'Time For Pride' In Council Bluffs Schools; Dedication Of A.LO. Opens Series Of Events On Sunday. May 26, 1968
$10.7 Million In C.B. School Improvements In 18 Years. May 26, 1968
Nylor Says College Not Always Needed; At A.L. Dedication. May 27, 1968
Key To A.L. High. May 27, 1968
Marine Gives Platoon Book To His School. November 27, 1968
A.L.'s Plan To Be Viewed At Convention. February 16, 1969
Eight-Period School Day Enriching A.L. Students; In The Halls Of Learning. April 3, 1969
Earthlite, Four Star, NMCS View For Apartment 'Contract;' In The Halls Of Learning. April 10, 1969
100-Year Award. June 2, 1970
A.L. Auditorium To Be Busy. April 25, 1971
A.L. Sports New Marquee. January 29, 1973
Individualize Education Is Goal Of A.L. Program. February 11, 1974
Guitar Accompaniment. February 17, 1974
A New Color For Old Abe. November 1, 1974
A.L. halls brighten. January 24, 1976
Study of A.L. took 14 months. March 28, 976
Evaluation committee liked what it saw at high school. April 8, 1976
New A.L. front okayed by board. June 30, 1977
Ancient ceramics secrets told; Pottery all its cracked up to be. October 8, 1977
Suit filed over A.L. track, field. March 17, 19789
Robins get ready to rock at A.L. April 22, 1978
A.L. students receive honors, scholarships. May 2, 1978
Board furious over problems with vandals. June 6, 1978
A.L. cheer teams ready for action. September 23, 1978
A.L.'s Echoes an All-American paper; Rates high in national contest. October 14, 1978
A.L. tops in Byline Awards. November 18, 1978
A.L. wins 28 honors at school's Journalism Day. April 14, 1979
A.L. journalists win big; Lead metro in competition. April 27, 1979
A.L. pom royalty. April 29, 1979
Students at A.L. honored. May 2, 1979
'Graduates, you must set a goal.' May 16, 1979
Cyclists roar into A.L. halls. May 31, 1979
Candidates....for homecoming queen...September 27, 1979
A.L. parades in homecoming. September 28, 1979
Reward sets in A.L. vandalism. October 5, 1979
Festival offers more than music; 'A social and learning experience.' February 2, 1980
Ramps look steeper when riding wheels. March 2, 1980
On the inside. March 4, 1990
A.L. newspaper honored. March 15, 1980
Friday walkout at A.L. no 'joke' to students; Selective enforcement cited. March 31, 1980
A.L. leads way at state music contest. April 2, 1980
Students use computers. April 5, 1980
A.L. journalists take high honors. April 12, 1980
A.L. High School getting a facelift. June 11, 1980
Class of '33 reunited; 50 years later. June 23, 1983
AL gets 'best' for yearbook. October 7, 1983
A.L. paper wins contest. May 8, 1984
School board eyes plans for high school additions. May 30, 1984
A.L., T.J. plans ready by May 31. May 18, 1984
Cause unites sports rivals. September 27, 1984
'Vandals' smash for school spirit. September 29, 1984
L.C., A.L. yearbooks win awards. October 19, 1989
Band wins 3rd place in Omaha Invitational. October 14, 1991
Gang-related graffiti painted at Bluffs school. November 21, 1991
A.L. students trained to settle conflicts. January 10, 1994
Inmates have tough message for youths. December 18, 1991
A.L. schedule gets an A; Officials: Emphasis on teaching. December 18, 1994


]]> Miss America 1974]]> Miss America 1974]]> Hancock Girl Heads Program December 6, 1970
Hancock Girl Is Elected May 3, 1971
Iowa's Ak-Sar-Ben Countesses For The 1972 Coronation Ball October 8, 1972
Hancock Girl Is 'Miss Colorado' July 18, 1973
Hancock Woman Seeks U.S. Title August 5, 1973
Rebecca Ann King Arrives In N.J. For Beauty Contest September 2, 1973
SWI Girl New Miss America September 9, 1973
Hancock Won't Forget Queen Of King Family September 10, 1973
Stay Within The System - Hancock's Miss America: September 10, 1973
Letters To King Family Are Critical September 16, 1973
Miss Americal To Tour In Western Iowa September 25, 1973
Welcome Home Miss America October 1, 1973
Lima Beans Make Up For Becky's Missed Breakfast October 1, 1973
The King Family October 1, 1973
The New Miss America, Rebecca Ann King . . . October 15, 1973
Oakland Ready For Miss America's Visit December 16, 1973
Miss America Visits Oakland December 23, 1973
Miss America Entered Pageant for Scholarship December 26, 1973
Rebecca King On Television Show August 2, 1974
Miss King, Non-Stop Beauty September 4, 1974]]> Miss America 1974]]> New Restaurant: February 22, 1965
Food Host Firm Plans To Issue Common Stock June 12, 1969
King's Food Host Expansion Slated Here July 10, 1969
King's Will Locate In New Shop Center - Letting Bids Now August 25, 1969
Park Wall Gets Paint And Flowers May 31, 1972]]> File #2
From 9/12/84]]> A.L. choir places first. April 6, 1985
NCA evaluation 'not really bad.' May 1, 1985
Swing choir; It's a real sporting competition. April 4, 1985
Field down to four for A.L. principal. May 7, 1985
A.L. gives diplomas following ceremony. May 10, 1985
Mason City principal gets A.L. job. May 17, 1985
A.L. journalists tackle heavy issues. May 19, 1985
Mason City educator formally appointed as A.L. principal. May 29, 1985
Report praises A.L., cites some problems. May 28, 1985
St. Albert leases room to A.L. May 29, 1985
New principal anticipates 'learning year.' July 7, 1985
Board members tour school construction. August 4, 1985
A.L. students arrested in vandalism incident. September 4, 1985
Scavenger hunt caper closed; students return all of items. October 28, 1985
'Hunt' property to be returned. October 23, 1985
A.L.'s yearbook takes top honors third year in a row. November 1, 1985
Ex-T.J. teacher lends a directing hand in a pinch. November 3, 1985
A.L. newspaper, yearbook win big journalism honors. April 29, 1986
Council Bluffs students receive writing awards. October 10, 1986
A.L. yearbook wins four first place awards. October 10, 1986
AL football players, students charged at park beer party. October 27, 1986
School committee will discuss plans to remove asbestos from AL building. November 6, 1986
A.L. asbestos removal work bids submitted. January 23, 1986
Marsh tops academic competitors. February 2, 1987
Bids opened to remove asbestos at Abraham Lincoln High School. February 30, 1987
A.L. student newspaper wins metro competition. April 30, 1987
A.L. yearbook staff kept after school by lost pages. June 14, 1987
Scholarship established for A.L. grads. October 18, 1987
A.L. choir seeking funds for national performance. December 27, 1987
A.L. gets passing grade for parent communication. January 2, 1988
School withholds $9,800 for gym floor damages. February 17, 1988
A.L. bomb threat suspected to be students' prank. February 25, 1988
Lynx set for state. March 8, 1988
A.L. to honor 3 graduates. March 17, 1988
Partnership joins store, high school. April 28, 1988
Asbestos work begins at A.L. June 23, 1988
Republicans win mock election, local-option tax defeated at A.L. November 8, 1988
A.L. 'pay to attend' irks some. December 5, 1988Attendance prizes to be discussed with A.L. parents. December 8, 1988
A.L. Boosters to spearhead drive to curb teen drinking. December 13, 1988
A.L. boosters support 'pay to attend.' December 13, 1988
Bequest of $10,000 will provide scholarships for A.L. students. January 3, 1989
A.L. students win $60 in attendance drawings. January 12, 1989
Three-day fund-raiser set at A.L. January 19, 1989
Abraham Lincoln senior attends national leadership conference. March 1, 1985
Dollars for attendance offered again at A.L. March 3, 1989
13 A.L. youths advance to national DECA meet. March 9, 1989
A.L. to induct 37 students to National Honor Society. March 20, 1989
Substitute teacher is hired to patrol A.L. parking lot. April 6, 1989
A.L. student wins journalism award. April 7, 1989
A.L. student plan egg sale for DECA. April 13, 1989
National Merit Scholarships to A.L. seniors. May 17, 1989
A.L. reveals scholarships. May 24, 1989
A.L.'s mock election turns thumbs down on option tax. December 9, 1985
Hastings man selected as new A.L. principal. Jun 28, 1990
Students against President Bush starting war; A.L. votes on issues in mock election. December 14, 1990
Lynx-O-Rama Fun Fest will fund school groups. January 14, 1990
Four A.L. students honored for yearbook. February 9, 1990
A.L. student sit-in protests loss of after-lunch break. March 13, 1990
Frick will leave A.L. for superintendent job. April 27, 1990
A.L. suspends two students who try to thwart tow truck. April 24, 1990
A.L. suspends 25 in parking fuss. April 25, 1990
A.L.'s yearbook, paper win awards. May 3, 1990
A.L. journalism students honored. May 7, 1981
A.L. staff will discuss gang threat. May 15, 1991
Wilks to leave A.L. post for Lincoln principal job. May 17, 1991
Search underway for A.L. principal. June 15, 1991
Californian to take post at A.L. High. July 13, 1991
DECA youth selling eggs to fund trip. April 13, 1992
Abraham Lincoln maintains its high rating in journalism. April 30, 1992
Attitudes; Abraham Lincoln students assess world condition. May 26, 1992
AIDS victim remembered by students. May 14, 1993
Students talk about trash reading ethics; Recent 'Dear Abby' column sparks debate in English classes at Abraham Lincoln. June 7, 1993
Bluffs band pays for trips with dinner-concert funds. March 16, 1997]]> Administrators await school board approval. June 13, 1984
C.B. Schools halt reduction in administration personnel. June 17, 1984
Bluffs schools hire two administrators. June 20, 1984
Jeffrey brings varied background to do j ob. July 19, 1984
Board shifts assignments. July 18, 1984
Propst joins husband on administrative staff. August 22, 1988
School power benefits city. August 23, 1984
Schools open with few hitches. September 1, 1988
C.B. sketches plans for open enrollment. March 8, 1989
]]> C.B. Schools--Avenue B. School
2446 Avenue B]]> Avenue B School Termed Hazard By Fire Officials. September 30, 1973
Building Nears End. September 12, 1975
Avenue B school purhcase 'alive.' December 16, 1981]]> Hall of Fame]]> Peterson, Pusey, Jensen are A.L. hall of famers. April 3, 1985
Abbott, Meyerson, Tinley newest A.L. hall members . March 12, 1986
Abraham Lincoln honors alumni. March 18, 1988
A.L. adding four to Hall of Fame. March 26, 1991]]> See also: Adult Education--General 2]]> 321 Sixteenth Ave.
197 (and after) See: Kanesville High School]]> Bars On Windows To Keep Thugs Out. May 14, 1975
Woes for teen mother; Learning center gives help. October 2, 1977
'Cats' use shirts to show pride. December 2, 1977
Alternative school wins high evaluation marks. Mary 24, 1978
Special instruction grads make most of second chance. July 2, 1980
Alternative kept her in school. October 1, 1985
The music alternative: Radio station KALC. January 13, 1979
Entire ALC staff named for quality of teamwork; Teachers of the week. January 15, 1979
New furniture for Bluffs ALC. March 31, 1979
Students get individual help; At Alternative Learning Center. October 28, 1979
Dropouts have alternatives. April 13, 1980
'Third high school' serves special needs. June 20, 1983]]> Col. W.H. Kinsman And Monument Erected In His Memory July 26, 1936
Kinsman Monument Is Public Tribute To Officer Who Died Leading Troops July 26, 1936
Bluffs Hero 'Brought Home' 38 Years After Civil War Death - Col. Kinsman Led Iowans In Assaults That Assured Vicksburg Siege- September 3, 1961
One War Memorial Could Stand Some 'Sprucing Up' May 29, 1972
Kinsman Monument . . . November 2, 1974
C.B. Monuments Leave Out Three Wars - None For World Wars, Vietnam May 29, 1977
Cleaning Of Tombstones Project Of 'Daughters' November 1, 1981
Kinsman History Traced - From Childhood Interest In Cannons August 17, 1983]]> Bloomer Junior High School
210 S. 7th]]> Clock Doesn't Tock. April 8, 1973
Checking The Clock. April 8, 1973
It's Time For New One. August 2, 1975
A Cute Little Man At Bloomer School. August 25, 1974
Maintenance At Bloomer School. December 28, 1974
They'll Walk The U.S.; Students At Bloomer. June 8, 1975
Mini-course like day off from school. March 5, 1977
Career goals is aim of course; Bloomer views working world. December 3, 1977
Bloomer tops AAA patrol test. April 22, 1978
Bloomer has a birthday. April 25, 1980
Mexico boosts interest; In Spanish class. March 22, 1980
Bloomer Centennial Begins. May 5, 1980
Bloomer parents stalled on return of stoplights. January 11, 1983
Bloomer forces lose, but vow to fight on. February 15, 1983
Arson fire at Bloomer causes smoke damage. Jun 23, 1983
Bloomer arsonist's damage studied. June 30, 1983
Safety remains concern in Bloomer school area. October 30, 1983
Crossing 'from child's view'. February 10, 1983
Bloomer students: C.B. is OK with us. May 10, 1985
Writing gives Bloomer pupils learning boost. March 8, 1986
'Mini-University' will offer a variety of career choices. January 3, 1987
'Mini-University' to teach pupils about careers. January 18, 1987
Program to offer after-school care. June 1, 1988
Bloomer will lease church classrooms for kindergartners. May 30, 1989
Board opposes Christie on building repairs. December 6, 1989
Students running experiments on tomato seeds from outer space. April 15, 1990
Construction delays start of classes at Bloomer. August 23, 1991
Tale of 'Mischief' wins Russian honors. May 31, 1991
Bloomer parents protest removal of traffic light. December 21, 1982]]> In 12th Term October 2, 1934
Kirn Is Head Of Professional Men - The Organization Names M'Call and Beck Also To Offices - Berger New Secretary November 22, 1934
In "Who's Who" February 15, 1935
Seventeenth Year As Abraham Lincoln Principal August 29, 1935
Kirn May Head Iowa Teachers - A.L. Principal Is One Of Two Named At Opening Of Convention - Rival From Mason City October 31, 1935
Kirn Appointed To Adult Life Group - Commission Will Study Vocational Training For IA. Grown-Ups (circa 1935)
Receives Honor January 18, 1937
Walnut Plans Commencement - Kirn To Deliver The Address May 6, 1937
President October 7, 1938

Kirn Named President Of Iowa Tutors - McIlrath Honored By Speech Section Of Convention November 10, 1940
To Be Director July 1, 1942
Teachers Are Class Conscious (circa 1946)
G.W. Kirn, Superintendent Of Schools: July 30, 1946
Kirn Named As Head Of Local Schools - Board Launches Plan For One Senior High School For The City June 3, 1946
Kirn Renamed On 1 Year Contract - Boos Salary, But Cut Expense Item June 19, 1947
Supt. Kirn Fails To Win Re-Election - Board Votes 4 to 3 Against School Head April 10, 1948
Editorial Cites Kirn Case As "An Error In Education" April 18, 1948
Decision On Kirn Is Due Next Week - Over 500 Pack A.L. To Urge Retention Of Superintendent April 23, 1948
Board Stands Pat On Kirn Decision - New Group Formed To Discuss School Issues April 29, 1948
Kirn Named To Underwriter Post June 2, 1948


Gerald Kirn Named Insurance Manager June 10, 1950
Kirn Named To Head Local Underwriters May 6, 1951
Kirn Elected By Life Underwriters May 24, 1952
Kirn Named To Head UF Drive - Annual Campaign To Be Held This Fall June 27, 1954
Receives Underwriter Diploma October 13, 1954
City Playground Group Picks Kirn - Discusses Issue On Ice Skating Rink January 26, 1955
Gronstal And Kirn To Run For Council - Have Unanimous Support Of Good Government Group September 29, 1955
G.W. Kirn . . . October 31, 1955
G.W. Kirn Has Lucky Twin Buck May 16, 1957
Kirn To Receive Recreation Award June 4, 1957
Kirn Again Heads Playground Group January 29, 1958
Governor Names Kirn And Moehn March 25, 1958
G.W. Kirn To Retire As Agency Manager December 23, 1958

Kirn Re-Elected Chairman Of City Playground Board January 27, 1960
Kirn Acting Postmaster - Appointment On Jensen Request March 22, 1960
Gerald Kirn To Take Over Friday As Acting Postmaster; Succeeds Jensen - May Serve From 6 To 18 Months March 23, 1960
C.B. Changes Postmasters - Kirn Succeeds James C. Jenson March 25, 1960
Kirn Renamed For 7th Term - Postmaster Heads Playground Board February 1, 1961
Mr. Silhouette: April 9, 1961
Kirn Renamed By Playground Group January 17, 1962
Service Citation: March 14, 1962
Gerald Kirn Named President Of YMCA Board Of Directors - 90 Persons At Annual Meet January 25, 1963
Kirn Renamed By Playground Group February 20, 1963
Gerald Kirn And Karen Klok 42nd Monarchs Of Mardi Gras - Donna Ripper and Myra Cohen Ladies-In-Waiting February 26, 1963
Keeping His Mind On The Job . . . February 26, 1963
King And Queen . . . February 26, 1963
No Fussing Or Fretting For King Kirn In Dressing Room - Forgotten Gloves His Only Problem February 26, 1963
Royal Family February 26, 1963
In The Throne Room . . . February 26, 1963
Kirn's 'Empire' Is Built On Foundation Of Youth - New King Of Mardi Gras February 26, 1963
City Recreation Study Planned - Kirn Renamed As Commission Head March 18, 1964
Kirn To Head College Group - Board To Handle C.B. Trust Fund August 11, 1964
Americanism Award Is Given To Gerald Kirn By Jewish Lodge October 14, 1964
Kirn Renamed By Recreation Group February 24, 1965
Salvation Army Plans $90,000 Drive To Erect A New Citadel - Kirn, Spence To Head Campaign May 5, 1965
Three Bluffs Persons Receive Service Awards - At First Annual Luncheon September 17, 1965
Kirn Calls For Pools And Center February 8, 1966
Retirement Not For These C.B. Septuagenarians February 5, 1967
Rename Old A.L. Kirn Junior High - By Unanimous Vote April 26, 1967
Mr. Kirn 'Very Pleased' To Have School Named For Him - Bluffs Educator From 1919 To 1948 April 26, 1967
Kirn Reception May 26, 1968
To Instruct August 18, 1968
Local Educator Gets Award September 6, 1969
Signature On Will October 9, 1969

Veteran Educator, Wife Will Mark Anniversary June 14, 1970
Stand Up And Be Counted - Guest Editorial September 8, 1971
Harris Award Given Kirn April 11, 1975
Birthday Party For Kirn School December 14, 1975
His Namesake Burned - Mr. Kirn Views Ruins October 4, 1976
Kirn Honored October 22, 1976
Mr. Kirn To Get Birthday Party October 5, 1978
Hundreds Honor Mentor, Mr. Kirn October 30, 1978
Connection With Future At Time Capsule Sealing January 27, 1979
Gerald W. Kirn Leaving Bluffs May 21, 1979
Kirn Is Guest For Dedication September 13, 1979
Gerald Kirn Fondly Recalled In Bluffs November 16, 1979
Tribute Paid To Gerald Kirn November 21, 1979
Mrs. Gerald Kirn Dies September 18, 1983]]>