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Bergquist, Maurice and Mrs.
Carole (Mrs. Maurice) Bergquist, watering plants
Bergquist, Maurice and Mrs.
Front and side view of exterior of Victorian house, at 616 S. Seventh St., built by O.P. Wickham
Bergquist, Maurice and Mrs.
Mrs. Maurice (Annette) Bergquist
308 Wendy Hgts
308 Wendy Hgts
Bergquist, Maurice and Mrs.
Maurice Bergquist
Silent Town Of Bentley--Once A Booming Community; Progess has Taken Its Toll
Main Street...of Bentley today is quiet and empty. Business places have all closed and buildings are boarded shut.
Bentley, Iowa
Bentley School
On back of photo:
"Bentley School
Monday state
See Underwood file"
On back of photo:
"Bentley School
Monday state
See Underwood file"
Bentley, Iowa
Photo of abandoned storefront/Post Office in Bentley, Iowa
Beautiful Setting for The Beno Home
A view of rolling hills and green valleys is afforded from the lawns at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beno, 333 Woodland Drive, included on the Heritage Tour sponsored by the American Association of University Women. Mrs. Beno is giving a brief…
Future Plans...
Future Plans...of Pottawattamie County's anit-poverty committee are discuss by Mrs. Robert Beno and Wylie King. [Photo in Nonpareil article also includes Wylie King; print photo has been cropped to include only Mrs. Beno.]
County GOP Committee Names Mrs. Beno New Vice Chariman
Mrs. Robert Beno
Social Agencies Name Mrs. Beno
Mrs. Beno
Beno, Robert O. & Edna
Mrs. Beno seated, wearing shorts and sleeveless top
Beno, Robert O. & Edna
head and shoulder photo of Robert O. Beno, wearing a suit
Beno, Robert O. & Edna
head and shoulder shot of Robert Beno, wearing suit. On back of photo: "Beno Fire"
Beno, Robert O. & Edna
head and shoulder photo of Edna Beno. seated in front of curtain
Beno, Robert O. & Edna
head shot of Edna Beno
American Securities, Inc.
Parking lot and building of American Securities, Inc.
American Games, inc.
Panoramic photograph of building.
Legion band to seek 4th title
Rainbow post band . . .will defend its state championship title at Cedar Rapids. The marching band is pictured in Des Moines in 1951 when it won its third consecutive state championship title.