Completely Remodeled Country Club To Be Shown To Members This Sunday
Comfortable New Furniture . . . gives the lounge at the Elks Country Club a home-like atmosphere.
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Beautiful View . . . of Lake Manawa is seen from the club's new lakeside lounge.
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Postcard of Con's Self Serve Drug Store. Located Corner 32nd and Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa. Erected by V. N. Conzemius in 1958.
Blue Star buyout 'a surprise'; Con Agra transaction announced. May 20, 1988 Blue Star purchase complete. June 8, 1988 Riverfront plan OK'd. June 8, 1988 ConAgra raps time of voting. October 7, 1988 Groceries offered in union vote. October 10, 1988 Sen. Gronstal raps ConAgra 'raid on Iowa'. January 24, 1989 ConAgra recruiting office little help to C.B. workers. March 31, 1989 ConAgra plans merger with Minneapolis firm. April 20. 1991 Rubble piles up on Bluffs lot; Record rainfall blamed for halt to recycling Blue Star brick. August 1, 1992 ConAgra eyes Bluffs expansion. September 8, 1994 Hanafan says vote was good first step; Council authorizes bid for ConAgra expansion funds. September 13, 1994 Mo. fire may affect C.B. plant. October 11, 1994 ConAgra to expand in Bluffs; Company predicts plan will create 100 new jobs. December 8, 1994
Bruce Hangen, new conductor of the Omaha Symphony, conducts during a Sinfonia Community Concert Friday in Midlands Mall.
Concession stand number 55 at Playland Park and old concession stand.
Photograph of concession stand at Playland Park
Photograph of concession stand #51 at Playland Park
Concrete, Steel And Wire Make Up Relay Building
Solid Concrete And Steel . . . structure overlooking Missouri River valley will house microwave equipment.
Conditions Ripe For Beef Plant Reopening
Condominium -- A New Concept To Battle Housing Shortage - 20 Units Planned Here
Condominium Development . . . planned at Pierce Street and Franklin Avenue has 20 townhouse units, each individually owned. The 20 owners will be members of a corporation and will govern commonly-owned property such as sidewalks, parking lots and landscaping. Construction on the $500,000 project is expected to begin in about 60 days. Architect for the project is R. Bruce Widstrom and Associates of Omaha. Car in lower right corner is on Pierce Street. Entrance to courtyard at center left is off Union Street.
Confessed Slayer Is Held For Grand Jury - Claims Shooting An Accident
Examining Gun . . . found near fence are Omaha Police Sgt. John B. Gallagher and Sheriff Gay Stuelke. They were directed to the scene by Larry D. Jackson, held on a murder charge.
Congeniality Marks First Stage Of European Holiday
Coffee For Plan Passengers . . . is prepared by E.H. Spetman Jr. and Stewardess Ada Squires of Salen, Ore.
Caption: Congregational Church erected in 1854 & 1855 on Pearl St. ground now occupied by [...] block begun in Aug 1854 and finished in Spring of 1855. Vacated Sept. 12, 1869.
Congregational Church Installs New Pipe Organ
Getting The Feel . . . of the new pipe organ at First Congregational Church is Mrs. T.A. Sheil, church organist, as the Rev. Harold Davenport watches over her shoulder.
Congregationalist Group To Observe Centennial Tuesday
Founding Site . . . for Southwestern Iowa Association of Congregational Christian Churches and Ministers 100 years ago was the log cabin home and church of the Rev. G.G. Rice in Council Bluffs.
Congressman Ben F. Jensen, R-Iowa, greets astronauts John H. Glenn, right, and Alan Shepherd, center, when they appeared this week before the independent offices appropriations subcommittee, of which Jensen is a member.