An Open Bible...is being painted on the north outside wall of Central Baptist Church by the Rev. James Channell of Sioux Falls, S.D. The Rev. Charles Proud, pastor of the church, is standing on the ladder below. The gigantic Bible measures 11 feet by 16 feet and the sign identifying the structure, stretches out to 42 feet.
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An Open Bible...is being painted on the north outside wall of Central Baptist Church by the Rev. James Channell of Sioux Falls, S.D. The Rev. Charles Proud, passtor of the church, is standing on the ladder below. The gigantic Bible measures 11 feet by 16 feet and the sign identifying the structure, stretches out to 42 feet.
Photograph of building fire at 515-517 S. Main.
Photograph donated to the Library by the Council Bluffs Fire Department.
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Three photographs of Central Fire Station - Bryant and Main
A photograph of a fire engine in front of the Central Fire Station.
A postcard of the Council Bluffs Central Fire Station.
Central Station. Ed Walker Sr. on crutches, lost his foot under hose wagon while training. Given lifetime job to drive Chiefs buggy and later Chief's car, for 25 years with a wooden leg.
Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections
Presenting A Picture . . . of a 1913 world champion racing horse team to be used in the fire station as City Councilman Ron Cleveland looks on is DeVere Watson of Council Bluffs. The horses were named after a former mayor of Council Bluffs, Lou Zurmuehlen, and a former member of the fire and police commission, Herb Rogers.
interior of mall, near Orange Julius store; sunlight through the mall's skylights
Boy with a Leaky Boot statue, acting as a fountain, in Centre Point Mall. May with hose kneeling by the fountain, filling it with water
Centre Point Mall Name changed to Centre Point 5/10/88 Prior history, see: Midlands Mall
Mall's name changed to Centre Point. May 10, 1988 Centre Point eyeing a mix of retailers. June 10, 1988 Centre Point Mall to get new manager. August 23, 1988 Management firm to cnhange again at downtown mall. September 28, 1988 Mall sue Philips owners. January 11, 1989 Security Pacific to close C.B. office. January 19, 1989 Centre Point Mall has new owner. April 22, 1988 New mall owners vow 'major renovations' here. April 24, 1989 Most merchants favor mall sale. April 30, 1989 Settlement approved in mall rape case. May 3, 1989 Centre Point still working Younkers buy. June 5, 1989 Mall wants control over walking areas. June 9, 1989 General Nutrition firm closing C.B. mall store. June 22, 1989 New manager: Centre Point changes seen. July 15, 1989
Century-Old Landmark To Be Demolished Soon
First Public School...in Council Bluffs is toured Thursday by 210 fourth, fifth and sixth grade students of Roosevelt School. The children are accompanied by John Spauling, their principal, and several teachers.
Hoover Principal Dan Fellows gave a brief description of the addition that will be built at his building.
Ceremony Marks Openings Of Major SWI Highways - State Officials Present
Cutting Ribbon . . . to officially open Interstate 80 at Avoca is Secretary of State Gary Cameron, assisted by State Representative Burl Scott, Highway Commission Chairman Harry J. Bradley Jr., and Congressman John R. Hansen.
CGW Starts 2nd Big Project Here; Includes Complete New Engine House
Extensive Improvements Are Planned...by Chicago Great Western Railroad on the property shown here. At center and at right are the old roundhouse and repair track buildings that will be torn down to make way for new facilities. At left is the new $60,000 freight and passenger depot and office building completed a month ago.
Chadwick charges jury misconduct during trial
Datsun auto with driver's door open, blood on ground (gravel surface) and on the driver's seat
Rear view of Corvette, Mills County license plate EFJ773, angled onto gravel shoulder of paved highway (275 South); driver's door open. Datsun, with front door open, in background.
close-up of driver's side seat, blood on seat , with sunglasses on the seat