Photographs held by the Library
Postcards -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs.
Council Bluffs (Iowa) -- History -- 1950-2000.
Council Bluffs (Iowa) -- History -- Photographs.]]> Moved from medium file 4-25-92
See also Christian Home]]> Old Clock Has Retired From 'Tattletale Job'; At Christian Home. June 10. 1962
Togetherness Is The By-Word For Christian Home 'Parents.' December 22, 1963
Christian Home Population Hits The 200 Mark
Christian Home To Start Building; Lets $180.000 Contract. August 28, 1966
Christian Home Will Demolish First Building. May 24, 1970
Cornerstone Hall Will Be Wrecked. December 14, 1970
Orphanage Isn't A Proper Term For Christian Home. February 28, 1971
Folk Songs At Christian Home. March 11, 1971
Old Boiler Gone. April 20, 1971
A New Emphasis At Christian Home. November 30, 1973
Learning life skills at Pearl Miller Cottage. April 25, 1986
County still seeking place to put juvenile offenders. September 5, 1980
Ground broken for $450,000 home. August 13, 1991
Teen hurt in fight at Children's Square. March 6, 1992
Injunction sought in license revocation. March 20, 1992
Children's Square denies charges. March 20, 1992
DHS moved quickly at Children's Square. March 20, 1992
Children's Square Awaits next move by state officials. March 23, 1992
Few programs accept violent youth. March 25, 1992
Ross breaks silence to defend facility. March 25, 1992
State renews move to close foster program. March 25, 1992
Children's Square board will keep meeting private. March 26, 1992
Children's Square board members mum on meeting. March 27, 1992
Board agrees to commission outside study. March 28, 1992
Program operates at a loss in caring for Iowa students. March 28, 1992
56 employees lose jobs at group home. March 29, 1992
Children's Square U.S.A. emergency-care license scheduled to expire today. April 1, 1992
Wood appointed president at Children's Square U.S.A April 13, 1993
Study planned for foster-care program here. April 17, 1992
Former board chairmen defend Children's Square. April 19. 1992
State subpoenas 25 at Children's Square. April 23, 1992
Date to be set for Children's Square hearing. April 24, 1992
Complaints by neighbors haven't helped. April 25, 1992
Concerned mother says she left area for children's safety. April 25, 1992
Children's Square students spark fear in neighborhood. April 25, 1992
Applicant voiced concerns to Ross, then denied job. April 27, 1992
Child-abuse allegations spurred probe. April 28, 1992
Iowa targets 11 abuses at Children's Square. April 28, 1992
'DHS did Children's Square a favor.' April 29, 1992
Goodenow says riot followed counselor firings. April 29, 1992
Three resign top Children's Square posts. May 1, 1992
DHS refuses comment on resignations; Official sees positive effort by Children's Square board to correct problems. May 2, 1992
Critics rally, laud revised board stand. May 2, 1992
12-year-old reports shots fired in Bluffs. May 3, 1992
Council notified in advance of Children's Square search. May 4, 1992
Ross calls for independent investigation. May 4, 1992
Ross cites DHS abuse, defends youth program. May 5, 1992
Date not scheduled yet for revocation hearing. May 9, 1992
State workers accused of abusing their power. May 9, 1992
Children's Square; Council Bluffs school superintendent leading search for new director. May 12, 1992
Children's Square plans to reopen program; State completes child-abuse investigation; hearing may not be held. May 19 1992
Children's Square negotiating with state. May 26, 1992
Consultant may be hired in president search. May 26, 1992
Foster-care program was 'one of best.' May 28, 1992
Children's Square delays decision in hiring search. May 29, 1992
Children's Square: 'Issues resolved.' July 13, 1992
Agency gears up to reopen. July 29, 1992
Wood a good choice at Children's Square. April 14, 1993
]]> Shenandoah
Candidate for legislature]]> [head shot]]]> [Note: photo in file has been cut into two photos; this photo shows Dick and Kamol Chopra.]]]> [Note: photo in the file has been cut into two photos; this photo shows Mrs. Chopra and Lucky.]]]> 9005 Greenway Lane
Shawnee Mission, KIs 66215]]> Board makes bid for school chief. June 13, 1978
Chopra accepts superintendency. June 14, 1978
Busy day for school chief. June 19, 1978
Chopra contract awaits formalities. July 5, 1978
New school head ready to face C.B. challenges. June 18, 1978
Superintendent walking, talking. June 21, 1978
Board still eyeing salary for Chopra. June 22, 1978
Chopra: I'll stress positive; Superintendent wants improved education. July 23, 1978
A good start for Raj Chopra; Thinking out loud. August 4, 1978
Cheers for Raj Chopra. August 8, 1978
Chopra calls for community unity. August 11, 1978
Chopra to buy a home. October 16, 1978
Chopra conquers negative with a kind word; Day with superintendent is a busy one. October 29, 1978
Chopra for reduction in personnel. November 5, 1978
Life pretty good for kids of Council Bluffs leaders. February 14, 1979
Toastmasters honor Chopra. April 19, 1979
Chopra to speak at school's program. May 29, 1979
Chopra may serve without assistant. June 14, 1979
Chopra rides positivism wave; After 1st year as school head. June 17, 1979
Chopra wants school addition. June 28, 1979
Chopra's mom shocked; Culture shocked that is. August 26, 1979
Raj Chopra is selected 'Educator of the Year.' December 28, 1979
Top educator. January 5, 1980
Chopra named top educator. January 23, 1980
Chopra to speak at national meeting. April 10., 1980
Chopra accepts 3-year contract. April 16, 1980
Soggy audience hears Chopra's tale; Superintendent's story time. May 17, 1980
Chopra to spread word in Arkansas, Kentucky. July 23, 1980
Chopra expects to leave when ambition moves him. August 10, 1980
Chopra vision helps mend schools; Speaking to Lincoln, Neb. workshop. September 28, 1980
Chopra to get contract offer. February 18, 1981
Chopra is beef booster. March 12, 1981
School offers Chopra $55,000 for 1981-82
Chopra is eyed for N.C. post. June 24, 1981
Chopra still likes CB job. June 26, 1981
Chopra withdraws from N.C. July 14, 1981
Chopra eyed for Omaha school post. September 24, 1981
Chopra not a declared candidate; for Omaha Schools superintendency. September 25, 1981
Chopra is in running for position in Ohio. December 4, 1987
Chopra accepts new pact. April 8, 1982
Bowling Green honors Chopra. May 6, 1982
On the road with Raj; 50-60 speeches a year. May 17, 1982
Chopra eyes position in Kansas City area. June 30, 1982
Shawnee Mission to decide Friday? July 1, 1982
Decision awaited. July 2, 1982
Chopra pondering offer at Shawnee. July 6, 1982
Chopra accepts Shawnee offer. July 11, 1982
Chopra will seek release. July 12, 1982
Chopra released from contract on 7-0 vote. July 14, 1982
Chopra family looks ahead to a new life; Goals are important to superintendent's family. July 18, 1982
Curriculum is accomplishment; Chopra approaches final days. August 11, 1982
One last goodbye...Raj Chopra leaves the Bluffs. October 25, 1982
School Board sendoff for Chopra. October 26, 1982
Chopra in temporary 567-a-day 'bonanza.' December 22, 1982
Article by Raj Chopra received mixed reviews in Council Bluffs. April 10. 1983
Chopra firing report 'false.' June 3, 1984
Chopra: Didn't mean to rap Bluffs in his book. August 5, 1984
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P288]]> File #1: to 7/16/85]]> File #1
to 7/16/85]]> The Christian Home Orphanage, Council Bluffs, Iowa. July 26, 1936
Building Boom Sets All-time City Record; New Construction Valued at $5, 355,271. December 23, 1951
To Dedicate New Chapel and School; Christian Home Sets Program for Feb. 17. February 10, 1952
Christian Home Renames Trustees. November 10. 1953
Christian Home Manager Is Dead; Her Father Started Orphanage in 1883. March 15, 1957
Sub-Committee To Study Christian Home Proposal; Appointed By Judge Martin. October 27, 1960
Temporary Change At Christian Home. July 12, 1961
Christian Home Job To Webster. November 20, 1961
Nothing Like Movie-TV Version, This Social Worker Is Friendly. November 26, 1961
Christian Home To Observe 79th Year. March 15, 1962
Christian Home Honors Old, New. May 7, 1962
Christian Home Drops Classes. July 29, 1962
Christian Home At 10-Year High; Now Responsible For 87 Children. August 26, 1962
Anniversary Program Set. March 15, 1963
Christian Home Seeks At Least $500,000 In Drive; For Captial Improvements. November 26, 1963
Christian Home Offered $50,000. April 4, 1964
Home Appoints Recreation Chief. July 3, 1964
Home Shelters 110 Each Day. November 19, 1964
Ungar Elected By Home Board. December 8, 1964
Christian Home Study Report Due In About 90 Days. March 8, 1965
Christian Home Drive Under Way. January 8, 1964
Orientation Session. January 24, 1964
Christian Home Story To Be Emphasized here. January 5, 1966
Resident Chaplain At Christian Home; From Aged To Youths. January 8, 1966$25,000 For Christian Home. December 12, 1966
New Christian Home Units Personalized For Children; Open House This Sunday. October 15, 1967
Eppley Foundation Gives Christian Home $10,000. October 16, 1967
2 Buildings Christian Home Are Being Razed. January 18, 1968
Kaplan Named Head Of Christian Home; 2 New Board members. March 6, 1968
Eppley Grant Approved For Christian Home. July 30, 1968
Christian Home: A Bright Spot For Homeless Youths; Children Get Another Chance. August 13, 1968
New Social Services Director Announced; At Christian Home. August 24, 1968
Christian Home To Host Grad Program. September 29, 1968
'Mini-Study' Heads Christian Home List. January 1, 1969
Remodeling Of Chapel Building To Cost $12,000. January 5, 1969
Group Homes Means Family Living; At 'The Pearl Miller Farm.' February 2, 1969
Home Uses One-Way Mirror. February 16, 1969
It Pays To Advertise. March 3, 1969
1968 For Christian Home Was A Year Of Big Dreams; Announce Annual Meeting. March 23, 1969
Nelsen Elected President Of Christian Home Group. March 27, 1969
Children At Christian Home Learning Of Life With Adults. April 27, 1969
October Opening Scheduled For Christian Home Center. September 14, 1969
Stereo For Christian Home. December 21, 1969
Home Gets Eight-Ton Gift; They're Long-Plan, Too. December 31, 1969
Christian Home Service Shows Rapid 1969 Growth. January 9, 1970
Development Center Mixes Learning With Children's Activities. January 11, 1970
Warm Setting For Meals At Christian Home. September 27, 1970
Home Gets 2nd Grant. December 4, 1970
Home Find Relics Of Its past. December 6, 1970
Cornersstone Hall Will Be Wrecked. December 14, 1970
New Focus At Christian Home. January 1, 1971
Day Care Center Provides An Environment For Learning. March 2, 1971
Foster Parents Say There's Always Room For One More. March 3, 1971
Adoption Is Most Rewarding Aspect Of Christian Home. march 1, 1971
1895 Laundry Is Homeless. March 28, 1971
Old Mystery Is Solved. April 23, 1971
Film Will Show Christian Home. May 2, 1971
Razing of Hall 'Step Backward.' May 5, 1971
Disney Characters Plan Visit To Christian Home. December 1, 1971
Christian Home's Beginning Tied With Christmas Season. December 23, 197
Year Of Awareness For Christian Home. December 29, 1971
Christian Home Announces Changes. May 1, 1972
Christian Home Plans Remodeling As Step In Plan. June 11, 1962
$10k,000 Grant to Christian Home. July 23, 1972
Christian Home Lets Bids For Remodeling. August 27, 1972
Christian Home Announces 2 Appointments. October 12, 1972
Gifts Totaling $14,000 Given Christian Home. February 25, 1973
Spetman Elected President Of Christian Home; At Association's Annual Meeting. March 19, 1973
Day Care Center Expands Capacity. June 20, 1973
Christian Home To Take County Program. June 29, 1973
Christian Home Auction Includes Marble Commode. July 31, 1973
Christian Home Contracts With Hospital For Meals. August 5, 1973
On The Block. August 5, 1973
Christian Home's Program Aids Area Adolescent Boys. September 23, 1973
Child Day Care Center Grows. September 16, 1973
Christian Home Names Heger As Director. November 3, 1973
Christian Home Is Commended. November 9, 1973
$659, 123 Budget Announced For Christian Home. November 1, 1973
Six Boys Flee Fire At Home. December 10, 1973
Christian Home Facility Is Back In Operation. January 15, 1974
Child Welfare League Has Glowing Report For Home. January 27, 1974
Christian Home Foster Parents Project Is New. February 3, 1974
New Program For Detention Of Area Youth. March 10, 1974
Board Officers Elected By Christian Home Association. March 28, 1974
Christian Home Receives Gift From Estate. April 8, 1974
Group Seeks Organization Of Facilities For Child Care. April 21, 1974
Parent Education Program Offered At Christian Home. July 7, 1974
Expansion Ups Christian Home Budget. February 26, 1975
Ross Is Elected president Of Home. March 20, 1975
Teen-Age Care Center Planned; At Christian Home. July 24, 1975
Dignitaries Break Ground For Christian Home Facility. August 4, 1975
Reformatories Won't Get Bluffs Children. September 25, 1970
Harlan girls home to open in March. February 12, 1976
Christian Home programs help youngsters in trouble. May 23, 1976
New home for Child Guidance. August 17, 1976
Center's kids become aware; At Christian Home facility. November 14, 1976
Christian Home named in will. January 26, 1977
Harlan's group home always looks to future. January 30, 1977
Making building kid-proof hard. January 30, 1977
Christian Home on the horns of a dilemma. September 18, 1977
Having A Discussion. January 29, 1978
Christian Home treatment based on the individual. January 29, 1978
Mrs. Uhlhorn is Home president. March 30, 1978
Christian Home is alive, well. September 7, 1979
Housing still a problem for juvenile offenders. September 7, 1980
New role for Christian Home. October 13, 1982
It began with drunken knock; Found Lemen had faith. March 18, 1979
Christian Home approach shifts. March 18, 1979
Educational opportunities opened; At Christian Home. June 10, 1979
CHA received grant renewal. June 27, 1984
Rebel, excell [sic], both in art. October 27, 1984
Christian Home Sunday. November 17, 1984
CHA takes program on the road. October 27, 1985
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