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Boston-area businessman Michael Angel, formerly of Underwood, gestures while speaking at a Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors public hearing Monday. -Nonpareil photo by Steve Glowacki.
Angel : 'Window of opportunity' exists for a camp.
Michael Angel : "I'm not in this to make money. My local roots are important to me." -Nonpareil Photo.
Professional photograph of Michael Angel
School yearbooks -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs. Thomas Jefferson High School (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks.
1980 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School. Volume 56.
Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections
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1945 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School. Volume 21.
1942 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School. Volume 19.
1979 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School. Volume 55.
1956 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School. Volume 32.
1985 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School. Volume 61.
1977 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School. Volume 53.
Photograph of Clara Arnold's School - 1st Ave. near 7th. 1. Edw. Street 2. Kate James 3. Fannie Snow 4. Lizzie Baldwin 5. Frank Arnold 6. Frank Porterfield 7. Annie Jacobs 8. Ella Dodge 9. Dora T. 10. Suzie Baldwin 11. Sadie Jacobs 12. Miss Smith 13. Kate Pusey 14. Ella Knepper 15. Julia Officer 16. Eva B. 17. Kate S. 18. Charlie James 19. Bucke S. 20. Rachel Fisher 21. Carrie Robinson 22. Grace Deming 23. Mary Phillips 24. Albert B. 25. Libbie McMahon 26. Carrie Fisher 27. Maud Knepper 28. Mrs. Clara Arnold 29. Alice Tostevin 30. Carrie Rice 31. Jesse M. 32. John M. Phillips
Presented to the Public Library by Julia Officer
Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collectons
Animal shelter formerly PAWS 15th St. & 28th Ave. Drive being organized to clean, improve the Bluffs dog pound. April 29, 1964 Newsmen find dog pound here in good condition. April 30, 1964 Animal rescue league forms. May 23, 1964 Plan animal rescue league. June 13, 1964 AHA consultant visits in Bluffs. July 25, 1964 To replace city dog pound, animal shelter plan is revealed. April 24, 1966 Animal league launches shelter fund campaign. September 18, 1966 Rescue league elects officers. February 8, 1969 Animal problems grow along with Council Bluffs limits. February 28, 1971 Bluffs wants out of animal pound. May 2, 1971 Omaha control of Bluffs pound 'still possible'. May 21, 1971 City offered a site for animal shelter. November 10, 1971 Spokesman suggests pet birth control. March 11, 1972 Animal rescue league seeks new facilities. March 3 , 1972 Animal shelter still has hurdles. April 19, 1972 Animal rescue league near goal of operating shelter. April 30, 1972 Animal shelter plans for city newarly done, variances eyed. September 15, 1972 Plans underway for new animal shelter. October 26, 1972 Animal rescue league has new board members. January 19, 1973 Rescue league receives bids for new shelter. February 15, 1973 Animal shelter site is switched. May 9, 1973 Founder of PAWS named new executive director. July 20, 1973 Animal shelter bids are pared. August 3, 1973 Animal shelter may get going. January 21, 1974 Contracts awarded for animal shelter. April 4, 1974 Ground is broken for animal shelter. April 18, 1974 Animal rescue league starts $25,000 drive for equipment. May 5, 1974 Bingo to aid animal shelter. May 23, 1974 Animal shelter on its ways up. June 2, 1974 Drive to equip animal shelter hits $214 mark. June 10, 1974 Yard sale benefits shelter. June 14, 1974 Animal shelter gets a roof. June 17, 1974 Bingo 'going' to the dog. June 30, 1974 Animal bingo' raising funds for new shelter. July 3, 1974 Animal shelter fund far short of goal. July 29, 1974 Humane officials pay visit to new shelter. August 16, 1974 Pride to donate profit to 'hounds'. August 19, 1974 Funding for shelter gaining momentum. August 23, 1974 Auction on Friday for new shelter. August 25, 1974 Garage auction helps new shelter. August 31, 1974 Two groups seeking funds for new animal shelter. September 6, 1974 PAWS drive nets $1,800 for new shelter. September 8, 1974 Animal shelter opening Nov. 1. October 6, 1974 Shelter director is hired. October 30, 1974 Council tours new shelter. October 31, 1974 Hemmingsen has big organizing job for shelter. November 3, 1974 Animal shelter first proposed in 1934, city's stray dog problem has been around awhile. November 10, 1974 Strays to get new home. November 17, 1974 Shelter is dedicated 'community project'. December 8, 1974 League assists 500 animals in first weeks. January 30, 1975 Omaha club helps PAWS. March 21, 1975 Loose dogs target of C.B. shelter. June 8, 1975 Kennel club to aid shelter. June 19, 1975 Shelter does give shots to animals. June 20, 1975 PAWS asks city for more equipment. October 13, 1975 PAWS handles more animals, but fewer complaints heard. October 21, 1975 Bingo games raise $1,000 for shelter. January 5, 1976 Couple must get state permit. Bite was just part of getting 'bear' facts. April 16, 1976 Dog and cat control is aim of Animal Welfare Society. April 18, 1976 Council decides to hold PAWS pact. July 20, 1976 Council objects to new PAWS pact. July 27, 1976 Animals find friends. January 29, 1977 Needs $45,500 to operate, budget cut thorn for PAWS. February 8, 1977 PAWS, city still apart on funding. February 23, 1977 PAWS giving its strays away. February 27, 1977 Animals find homes as PAWS closes its doors. February 28, 1977 Council bows to bow-wow group. March 1, 1977 Library's chance better if books could only bite. March 3, 1977 PAWS seeks county aid. March 7, 1977 PAWS okays offer by city. March 11, 1977 PAWS control motion dies. March 29, 1977 Animal control contract okayed. May 24, 1977 Every litter bit yelps Parkwild pups plentiful. September 22, 1977 Animal trapping in city not illegal -- but unwise. December 4, 1977 New director seeks funding, PAWS sets education goals. December 21, 1977 Park pet show attended by 200. May 21, 1978 Animals recycled. Dog food after death? August 6, 1978 Death part of life at PAWS. August 6, 1978 Improvements under way. Shelter, service get clean-up. August 6, 1978 PAWS founder working to collar its problems. August 6, 1978 Who should be on leash : dogs or human masters? August 6, 1978 PAWS gets new freezer from Jaycees. August 25, 1978 PAWS open to public. October 16, 1978 Virus attacks PAWS animals; adoptions halted. October 22, 1978 PAWS nets $746 from yard sale. October 23, 1978 PAWS virus still being investigated. October 25, 1978 PAWS back in adoption business. October 29, 1978 PAWS in the pet food. November 18, 1978 PAWS disease won't ever be known for sure. November 22, 1978 Female staff out to save pets jumping on the PAWS patrol. January 7, 1979 PAWS gets hand and a kick, too. January 30, 1979 Spring fever has PAWS tied. March 21, 1979 Two vans for PAWS bought. April 10, 1979 PAWS: be kind to your furry friends. May 5, 1979 Bluffs Oks new PAWS contract. May 15, 1979 PAWS pets to get new pans. May 27, 1979 Be kind to little Fido. June 24, 1979 Burton 'means business:' no more dogs at large. July 1, 1979 PAWS seeks Benji-like dog. July 3, 1979 Burton about stray dog: 'saddest thing ever seen'. July 15, 1979 Three dogs die; throats slashed. July 23, 1979 Reward offered in slashings. July 25, 1979 Reward raised in dog deaths. July 26, 1979 Dog slaying reward $705. July 27, 1979 Dog death reward up to $900. July 30, 1979 Mass rabies vaccination clinics scheduled in CB. September 18, 1979 Kindness, rope used to rescue dog from ravine. September 20, 1979 Bright spots- and grim ones, a PAWS report card. October 14, 1979 Dognappers on loose in Bluffs? November 25, 1979 Cases of animal cruelty disturb PAWS officials. November 29, 1979 PAWS acquires tranquilizer gun. December 9, 1979 Suit possible over missing dog. January 31, 1980 PAWS won't turn over its equipment. Februrary 7, 1980 Budget limit is given to PAWS. February 12, 1980 Dogs running at large becoming problem again. February 10, 1980 Shelter director: People want to destroy PAWS. February 26, 1980 Director: we don't want mass extermination. PAWS' life may soon be decided. March 9, 1980 Animal control spaying clinic will help. April 27, 1980 Director of PAWS draws more fire. May 14, 1980 Time for Council to resolve PAWS issue. May 25, 1980 Contract sought for animal control. June 5, 1980 PAWS pact approved with ownership debate. July 16, 1980 PAWS pooches swelter. July 20, 1980 Neutering drive is launched by PAWS. March 9, 1981 PAWS neutering film gets 'obscene' response. March 12, 1981 New contract for PAWS to be considered. June 3, 1981 City clips PAWS. June 9, 1981 PAWS officials defend city animal control job. June 11, 1981 City, PAWS to meet on animal control switch. June 17, 1981 PAWS won't attempt to keep animal control. June 18, 1981 City takes over animal control. June 23, 1981 PAWS workers refuse city's offer of positions. June 25, 1981 PAWS to adopt out all animals. June 29, 1981 City ready for animal control. June 30, 1981 City takes control of animals. July 1, 1981 Animal shelter figures show decline in expenses. August 13, 1981 Animal control change appears to be working. October 27, 1981 PAWS donations going to the city? October 12, 1982 Probe into donations continues. October 27, 1982 City alters record keeping in wake of PAWS confusion. November 9, 1982 Sharing some love', 'Pet therapy' program a success. August 7, 1983 Health officials look into animal cruelty. August 1, 1985 Animal cruelty's causes and cures. October, 1985 Life with creatures great and small. October, 1985 Pet fashions and trends. October, 1985 Pets: Why they're the cat's meow. October, 1985 Marauding crow eludes captors. March 4, 1987 Homeless castaways no cat's meow. June 28, 1987 Claim sought in the death of a puppy. July 8, 1988 Pet licensing deadline looming. January 6, 1991 Hike proposed in fees for stray animals. February 21, 1991
1984 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School. Volume 60.
Animal problems grow along with Council Bluffs limits
Poundmaster George Synacek . . . comforts a worried ward of the city kennel near the municipal sanitary landfill. Synacek's problems have grown in direct proportion to the growth of the city. --Nonpareil Photo.
Council Bluffs Nonpareil February 28, 1971
Bright spots - and grim ones, a PAWS report card.
Into a kennel . . . goes the stray black lab, to wait for adoption or to be reclaimed by its owner. PAWS keeps every animal for adoption or reclamation for at least seven days -- longer, if possible. Animals picked up in cruelty investigations get veterinary care and stay until they have recovered it. "It never fails," PAWS director Nancy Burton said. "In winter, we have at least one cruelty complaint every day."
Kindness, rope used to rescue dog from ravine
Friends for life . . . after a two-hour rescue ordeal are Mike Koger, Pottawattamie Animal Welfare Society and Boscoe, a stray Doberman pinscher. Koger and Council Bluffs firefighters had to rescue Boscoe Wednesday night after he jumped over a five-foot fence and fell 30 feet into Indian Creek and was trapped. --Nonpareil photo.
2,686 in a year unwanted 'pets' put to death
More and more . . . unwanted animals - dogs, cats, birds --are facing destruction in Council Bluffs as owners either "dump" them of fall to claim them at the Animal Shelter. Animals are killed by injection or by being put into an airless chamber. --Nonpareil photo.
Presenting new gloves . . . to Pottawattamie Animal Welfare Society Director Nancy Burton and Fritz Flammang, president of the PAWS board of directors, is Virgil Eades, general manager of Great Plains Beef Co. The gloves made of steel mesh, will protect PAWS employees when working with mean dogs. --Nonpareil photo.