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Apple Harvesting Ripens In C.B. Orchard
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Dumping Apples . . . into a bin is Bill Jones, 77, of Council Bluffs.
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Picking Apples . . . is Grant Richardson, 67, of Council Bluffs.
Dumping Apples . . . into a bin is Bill Jones, 77, of Council Bluffs.
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Picking Apples . . . is Grant Richardson, 67, of Council Bluffs.
Apple Picking Time Returns
It isn't just the early morning chill that tells you autumn is coming. It's the smell of fresh, crisp apples, too. Here, workers at the Martin Apple Orchards northeast of Council Bluffs are busy with the annual crop. Georgia Wzorek and Long Gringh,…
Small Trees Are New Leaf - Martins Continue Operation
Bill and Vicky Martin . . . take time to check the red Delicious apples on a dwarf tree. The apple trees will remain six to eight feet tall and are a new direction for the Martin Orc hard.
Lay Cornerstone AF&AM Temple - Iowa Grand Master Officiates At Rites
Masonic Dignitaries . . . lay the cornerstone for the new temple here. They are M.H. Fogarty of Shelby, Joe W. Evans of Williamsburg, Harold Phelps, Charles Glasford and Grand Master Early Delzell of Cedar Rapids.
Mason To Hold First Formal Session Tuesday At New Temple - Dedication In October
New Headquarters . . . for Council Bluffs Masons provides an attractive modern addition to the downtown area.
Break Ground For New Temple - Masons To Erect $310,000 Structure
First Shovel Of Dirt . . . is turned by Charles Glasford Jr. as Masons break ground for new temple. Mayor Norm Davis, directly behind Glasford, awaits his turn.
1883 Temple Chewed Away
The old Masonic Temple at Fourth Street and Broadway is coming down with the help of a crane, a wrecking ball and a bulldozer. The temple was built in 1883. Future plans for the site include a hotel and convention center to be tied into the Urban…
Life Begins At 50 For Ex-Southwest Iowans - At The Masonic Manor . . .
Twenty-One Story Manor . . . is home of many area Masons and affiliates. Shown here are Mrs. H.P. Dowling and Mrs. Grace Newlean, with the Rev. and Mrs. Carson C. Bransby.
Many Ex-Southwest Iowans At Masonic Manor In Omaha - Where Life Begins At 50
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Socializing In Solarium . . . at Masonic Manor are H.P. Dowling, Will Brown and Mrs. Ruth Pinkston. Singers and other performers entertain here every Friday night.
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One-Bedroom Apartments . . . are furnished by occupants. Mrs. Jo…
Socializing In Solarium . . . at Masonic Manor are H.P. Dowling, Will Brown and Mrs. Ruth Pinkston. Singers and other performers entertain here every Friday night.
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One-Bedroom Apartments . . . are furnished by occupants. Mrs. Jo…
Cardinal 1985
1985 Yearbook (Annual) of Treynor Community School District.
Cardinal 1990
1990 Yearbook (Annual) of Treynor Community School District.
SS Council Bluffs Launched
Mrs. Earl Warren, wife of California's governor, christens the 10,500-ton Victory ship Council Bluffs Victory, named for the Iowa City. Launched at Wilmington, Calif., it was the last vessel of its kind built by the California Shipbuilding…
Driving The Last Rivet
The last rivet has gone into the hull of the S.S. Council Bluffs Victory, to be launched at Terminal Island, Calif., Sept. 27. Here John A. McCone, president of the California Shipbuilding corporation, drives the last rivet while J.S. Sidea, Calship…
C.B. Victory ship now in mothballs
Council Bluffs Victory...just before its launching at the California Shipbuilding Corporations Yards on Sept. 27, 1945. This was the last ship built by Calship during World War II.