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Payday, Of Sorts, Comes To Beefland Plant Workers
Examining His Check . . . from Beefland International is Kenny Rostermundt of Manilla. Other workers crowd the gate at the closed plant to get the remainder of their pay.. There were a lot of disappointed faces.
Pay Green Fees?
A sign on the first tee at the Dodge Park Golf Course offers a reminder Thursday that spring is only 21 days away, but a fresh blanket of snow turns the greens of the course white.
PAWS gets hand and a kick, too
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…
Pawnee Indian Village
Consists of drawings made by Simons during railroad survey projects in Iowa and Nebraska beginning in 1853.
Pawnee Indian Village on South side of Platte River near Fremont Nebraska.
Pawnee Indian Village on South side of Platte River near Fremont Nebraska.
Paving On Ramp
Jim Presnell, resident construction engineer for the Iowa Highway Commission, said Friday work on paving Interstate Highways 29 and 80 between Highway 192 and the Missouri River is "progressing very satisfactorily". Paving on the ramp at Highway 192…
Paving Next For Underpass
Workmen for Dugdale Construction Co. lay steel in preparation for paving of the half-mile link that will complete the Interstate Highway necklace around Council Bluffs. Paving at the Union Pacific Railroad underpass will probably start Thursday.…
Pavillion at Lake Manawa
Photograph of the Lake Manawa Pavilion.
Pavilion, Lake Manawa
Postcard of the Pavilion at Lake Manawa
Pavilion effort aided by U.P. grant
Bluffs Arts Council officials unveiled this color drawing Tuesday of the proposed performing arts pavilion members hope to build on the north side of Bayliss Park in downtown Council Bluffs. The three=phase building project would cost an estimated…
Pavilion at Lake Manawa
Sixteen postcards depicting the pavilion at Lake Manawa.
Patterns In Pups
Five-year-old Billy Lueth ponders the big and small of dogdom as he comes face to face with two patients being treated by his grandfather, Dr. J.A. Lueth, a Council Bluffs veterinarian. "George," a 100-pound St. Bernard pup, is owned by Clarence…
Patrol Chief Says There's No Excuse - It's Problem Spot, But
Intersection . . . of relocated Highway 34 (center) and Highway 71 to right and left has been the scene of several accidents.
Patricia S. Anderson
Patricia S. Anderson
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McDermott & Miller, P.C.
Certified Public Accountants
7171 Mercy Rd., Suite 300
Omaha, NE 68106
Nonpareil
Back says :
McDermott & Miller, P.C.
Certified Public Accountants
7171 Mercy Rd., Suite 300
Omaha, NE 68106
Nonpareil
Patricia Ford Chosen Heart Association Head
Patricia Ford
Patio In The Park
Adding a deluxe touch to Fairmount Lodge at Kiwanis Point is this brick and concrete surfaced patio, now nearing completion. The Park department terraced the patio to match the contour of the adjoining picnic grounds. Flowers and shrubs will create a…
Patients Get 'W-E-L-L', Relax - New Broadcasting System At JEH
Examining Intercom System . . . are Frank Shank and the Rev. Gerald LaMotte.
Patient's Patio:
This beautiful concrete patio at Community Memorial Hospital at Missouri Valley offers patients an ideal spot for "sun treatment" while enjoying the wide expanse of Missouri River valley which stretches before them. The patio was planned free for the…
Pastor W. "Pat" Patsel
Pastor W. "Pat" Patsel
Pastor And Teacher Are Formally Installed At Faith - A Double Ceremony . . .
Congratulations . . . are exchanged by the Rev. Robert Miskimen, pastor, and William Levenhagen, teacher and principal of Faith School, as both are installed.
Parks Department Moves Quickly Into New Business
The Best Mower . . . at Fairview Cemetery is none too good. Inspecting the cemetery equipment - five lawn mowers in various states of repair and an old pickup truck, are Parks and Recreation officials Jame DiGiovanni, Kathy Schlott and Jerry Eckrich.…