Roy Berger - Dubuque Track General Manager Terry Harrmann - President, Dog Racing Association
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Tim Dunlap, President, Local 2991, American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees. Glenwood State Hospital, school resource treatment worker (with son Steve).
Candle Leads To Life-Like Nativity - Dunlap Christmas Scene Draws Thousands December 13, 1959 First In Fifty May 30, 1962 Old Fashioned Fourth Still Lives In Memories - Was A Long Tima Ago . . . July 4, 1962 Dunlap's Pool Readied To Open For 40th Year May 23, 1963 Dunlap Officials Will Be Elected To Staggered Terms October 22, 1963 Aggressive Dunlap Merchants Out To - Arouse Interest In Their Community January 2, 1964 Dunlap's Corners Getting New Look January 15, 1964 Dunlap Hard-Hit By Dutch Elm Disease - 'Fortunately, People Realize It' July 19, 1964 Watershed Project 2-Fold Improvement Program For Dunlap August 9, 1964 Are Youngsters Are Trip Winners May 30, 1965 Dunlap Methodists Plan New Unit Consecration - Service Is Sunday November 27, 1966 Dunlap Nativity Popular Stop - Made By Farm Couple December 15, 1970 Auction Barn Goes Modern - New Dunlap Facility December 15, 1974 Life-Sized Wax Nativity Restored For Dunlap Farm Display December 14, 1975 Dunlap Dispute Leads To Arrests July 12, 1984 Dunlap Officer In Fair Condition July 13, 1984 Private Eye To Probe Complaints In Dunlap August 9, 1984 Suspect In Dunlap Fight Gets Suspended Sentence October 12, 1984 Who Is Dunlap's True Mayor? October 4, 1985 Star A Guide To Dunlap Nativity December 24, 1987 K.C.-Bound Motorist Winds Up In Dunlap December 28, 1987 Teen Stabbed In Argument August 21, 1991
Dunlap Methodists Plan New Unit Consecration - Service Is Sunday
New Education Wing . . . at Dunlap Methodist Church will be consecrated by Bishop James S. Thomas.
Dunlap Hard-Hit By Dutch Elm Disease - 'Fortunately, People Realize It' . . .
Diseased Elm Trees . . . are an almost ghastly sight in the midst of other full summer foliage in Dunlap.
Shade Trees Land . . . in a special dump, spreading an unpleasant picture before Dunlap Mayor Leonard Jacobsen.
Aggressive Dunlap Merchants Out To - Arouse Interest In Their Community
'Dunlap Wants You' . . . is being placed on his car bumper by Louis Stolz, one of the Dunlap service station operators distributing the community-boosting stickers.
First In Fifty: Tuesday was moving day and Thursday will mark the opening of Dunlap's first new post office site in 50 years. The brick, aluminum and stone building, decorated by a planter running most of the front width, is being leased to the government by Herbert E. Swedburg, Woodbine. The builder was Haubrich Construction of Mapleton. Paul Davie is postmaster.
Auction Barn Goes Modern - New Dunlap Facility
A Large Crowd . . . fills the new Dunlap Livestock Auction complex as Jim Schaben calls at a cattle sale. Spectators now have individual seats; information regarding cattle weights, numbers and prices is flashed on electronic "scoreboards"; and gates to let livestock in and out of the auction pen are run automatically.
Watershed Project 2-Fold Improvement Program For Dunlap
Recreation Hopes . . . focus on this six-acre lake at the east edge of Dunlap. Part of the Mill-Picayune Watershed Project, it was recently stocked with fish.
Life-Sized Wax Nativity Restored For Dunlap Farm Display
Wax figure of one of the Three Wise Men from the Nativity display at a rural Dunlap farm
Daily Nonpareil December 14, 1975 (related article)
Life-sized wax figures, part of the Nativity scene at a rural Dunlap farm
Earling Will Have First Newspaper In 50 Years - Three Others Have Been Discontinued July 31, 1960 Earling Is Well Represented At Mercy School Of Nursing - 2 Pct. Of Population In Training October 29, 1961 Shelby Catholics Await Daly's Decision On Site - Remains Undecided November 20, 1962 Earling Greets New Doctor; Year's Search By Town Ended - Hold Special Day March 29, 1963 Name Earling Site For Catholic High May 14, 1963 Earling Plans New Rest Home - $300,000 Facility West Of Town July 7, 1963 10-Year Lease On Earling Rest Home January 26, 1964 33 Will Move Monday Into Little Flower Haven Home - Two Days of Dedication Slated February 21, 1964 Earling Rest Home Ceremonies (no date) Earling Home Is Family Operation April 9, 1964 Top Graduates May 28, 1964 When Asking For A Finken You Have To Be Specific - Prominent Name In Earling October 29, 1964 Shrine Overlooking Earling Designed By Retired Priest July 28, 1974 Ripping Good Time Benefit To Others September 15, 1974
photo of "Two Brothers" statue at Boystown, with one boy carrying another boy on his back. On the pedestal: "He ain't Heavy Father...He's m' brother." Boys Town Dedicated to helping all youth realize their full potential for God, Self, and society.
Boys Town eyes Glenwood for a home-based program. March 9, 1989 Boys Town Plans Restoration Of Flanagan Home. November 17, 1974 Boys Town program opens. May 4, 1989
Volunteers aid in Braddyville effort; Damage estimate: 2.09 million
Sitting Amid The Rubble...of what hours earlier had been her mobile home is Sharon Sheppard of Braddyville. The woman, her husband and their daughter were not at home when the Thursday tornado hit, virtually destroying the town of 200 near the Iowa-Missouri border. Officials have pegged the damage at $2.09 million. Nonpareil photo by Art Land.
Tornado scars still show; Problems loom for Braddyville
Mayor Carl VanFossen...stands along Highway 71, where a tornado spent most of its destructive force in the town in Braddyville last March. Few buildings have been rebuilt along main street.
Braddyville in ruins after twister strikes. March 30, 1979 Volunteers aid in Braddyville effort; Damage estimate: $2.09 million. March 31, 1979 Tornado scars still show; Problems loom for Braddyville. September 2, 1979 Braddyville comes back; From tornado damage. April 27, 1980 1979 Tornado 'clean-up' haunts Braddyville people. May 8, 1983
Mr. and Mrs. Huffine Joined Local Church 33 Years Ago
The Church of the Brethren...at 810 Avenue E was established 40 years ago.
Dedication Ceremonies Slated For Remodeling
Viewing Decorations...at the Church of the Brethren sanctuary are the Rev. Roy Richey and Mrs. Grace Raygor, president of the Women's Fellowship.