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Counselor group honors Council Bluffs woman
Sharon Ballenger [head shot]
Counties In Recreation Biz
Pottawattamie Starts With Arrowhead Park
Proposed Park Site . . . near Neola is the big County Conservation project in Pottawattamie County. Executive harold Borwick observes this Arrowhead Park setting.
Counties Joined By Celebration
A Six-County Flag...which will fly from the courthouses of all six counties in the Bicentennial alliance is displayed by John Nolan, Eugene Leahy of Omaha, Helen Worley who made the flag, and Council Bluffs Mayor Raymond Pogge.
Country Club House, Lake Manawa
Photograph of the Country Club clubhouse, looking toward Lake Manawa.
County Attorney
Knoke
County Atty. Knoke Seeks Re-Election
George Knoke
County Clerk Will Resign
Mary L. Kraschel
County Courthouse postcards
Seven postcards depicting the County Courthouse building.
County flag will be a combination; Three winners announced
A 'Peace Symbol"...containing elements of the county's history is the winning entry in the Pottawattamie County Bicentennial Flag contest. It was submitted by Kenny King of Bloomer School.
County flag will be a combination; Three winners announced
An Outline...of Iowa with a silhouetted farm scene won second place. It was entered by Bonnie Bingel of Woodrow Wilson Junior High School.
County flag will be a combination; Three winners announced
The Mormon Trail...serves as the focus of the design drawn by Diane Husz of Carson-Macedonia School. The entry won third place.
County GOP Committee Names Mrs. Beno New Vice Chariman
Mrs. Robert Beno
County Jail Toes Mark In Inspection
Watching The Monitor . . . at the Pottawattamie County Jail on the fifth floor of the courthouse is Ralph L. Miner, corrections specialist. Each part of the arrest and booking proceedings is videotaped.
County Treasurers & Assistants, Council Bluffs, Iowa
Group photograph of the County Treasurer and assistants, Council Bluffs, Iowa. October 22, 1927.
Couple gets boost for Wickham house restoration
O.P. Wickham house, 616. S. Seventh St.
Couple Leaves On Trip To Holy Land
Pastor and Mrs. Richard D. Hogan . . . of First Christian Church.
Couple Likes State Lawmaking
Lawmakers Joan and Jack Hester
Couple must get state permit, bite was just part of getting 'bear' facts
Accepting a friendly nibble . . . is Humane Officer Jerry Archibald from one of two black bears on a farm near Crescent. The officer and several county and state officials checked the condition of the bears Thursday afternoon. --Nonpareil Photo,