(Formerly Eighth Street School)
807 Avenue G
Began using school 12/4/53]]> Release Sketch of 8th Street School; $350,000 Building Would Face Ave. G. February 17, 9252
Eighth Street School Is Old, Lacks Many Facilities. February 28, 1952
Lay Cornerstone at New School; Hail Building as 'Dream Come True'. March 24, 1953
'Big Move' Continues At Tinley; Students Have Fun; $344,000 School Opens Monday. December 5, 1953
Names School for Mathew A. Tinley; Board Honors Noted Doctor, Army Officer. July 29, 1953
To Vacate Oldest School On Friday; New Tinley School To Replace Eighth Street. December 1, 1953
Honor Dr. Mathew Tinley At Dedication Of School. January 20, 1954
Board Authorizes Soil Tests At Tinley School; To Check Need For More Pilings. January 8, 1957
School day-care center work will cost $141,283. April 6, 1968
Tinley may get child care. April 4, 1988
School day-care center to serve dual purpose. July 11, 1988]]> (see also Mall of the Bluffs)]]> (see also Mall of the Bluffs)]]> Mall Could End Renewal Here September 12, 1972
Gendlers 'Can't Believe' Anyone Opposes Mall September 13, 1972
Retail Demand Lacking For Two Shopping Centers September 13, 1972
Developers Of Mall Deny It Would Kill Renewal Plan September 21, 1972
Gendler Eyes Mall Start By April 1 October 10, 1972
Developers Negotiating With Tenants For Center October 18, 1972
City Resolution Fixes Shopping Center Rules November 7, 1972
Now Things Are Different November 10, 1972
'Tenants Signed' For Shop Center November 16, 1972
Charge Gendler Obscuring Facts On C.B. Renewal November 28, 1972
Mall Improvement Sum Questioned November 30, 1972
Gendler Critical Of Announcements January 6, 1973
Madison Mall Gets Blessing March 1, 1978
Madison Mall Project Under Way April 30, 1978
Madison Mall Work Scheduled July 18, 1979
Madison Mall Won't Be Sold September 18, 1979]]> (see also Mall of the Bluffs)]]> Magarrell Sells Part Of His Firm; To Enlarge Other September 27, 1957
1861-Style Patriotism Is Displayed By 36-Star Flag - On Fourth Of July July 4, 1961
A.L. Classmates Reunited Here September 11, 1971]]> Residents of Magnolia point with pride at the little log cabin located in their city park. Although the cabin is not old, it is a replica of the typical home of early settlers in the community. The cabin, open to the public, houses relics which have been collected from the community's early settlers. Magnolia is considered one of the historic spots in Iowa.

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This is the interior of the cabin. Its relics date back to days shortly after the Civil War. Each article is labeled. The collection includes practically everything from flintlock pistols and broadaxes to old tea kettles.]]> Magnolia_IA_10_19_1934_002.jpg]]> Iowa School for the Deaf (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks.]]> Iowa School for the Deaf (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks.]]> ]]> Fixtures . . . and rug in Magnolia Masonic Temple are well over 100 years old. All furniture was handmade by a former member.

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Oldest Building . . . in Magnolia is Masonic Hall, located on corner near the town pump which was "retired" several years ago.]]> Magnolia_IA_11_23_1966_002.jpg]]> Iowa School for the Deaf (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks.]]> Old Settlers Event Will Mark Harrison Centennial August 2, 1953
Magnolia People Are Happy About Their School Addition October 23, 1953
Changing Times Topic At Magnolia Picnic August 16, 1963
Magnolia Masonic Temple Slated To Become Museum November 23, 1966
Time Leaves Strange Mark June 9, 1974
Log Cabin Is Magnolia's Symbol April 27, 1980
Magnolia Man Charged After Weekend Chases May 31, 1988]]> Iowa School for the Deaf (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks.]]> Iowa School for the Deaf (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks.]]> Iowa School for the Deaf (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks.]]> Iowa School for the Deaf (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks.]]> Thomas Jefferson High School (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks.]]>
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