Central Baptist Church old Highway 6 & Orchard Ave 9/84: New Pastor: Rev. Glen Eveland (has own file)
Independent Baptist Church To Form; At Adventist Church. February 5, 1966 To Worship In New Church. April 21, 1973 An Open Bible. August 18, 1973 Open House Set For Sunday. November 11, 1973
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interior of mall, near Orange Julius store; sunlight through the mall's skylights
Boy with a Leaky Boot statue, acting as a fountain, in Centre Point Mall. May with hose kneeling by the fountain, filling it with water
artist rendering of interior of Center Point / Midlands Mall with kiosk, Orange Julius, and Crown Hallmark in foreground, Younkers in the background On back of photo: file Midlands Mall renamed "Centre Point Mall" 5/10/88
New owners of Centre Point mall want to take over ownership of public walkways in the mall from the city in an effort to curb rowdyism and enhance mall security.
Datsun auto with driver's door open, blood on ground (gravel surface) and on the driver's seat
Rear view of Corvette, Mills County license plate EFJ773, angled onto gravel shoulder of paved highway (275 South); driver's door open. Datsun, with front door open, in background.
close-up of driver's side seat, blood on seat , with sunglasses on the seat
head and shoulders profile of a man, identified on the bottom of the photo as Charles Chadwich, 1981
Below, [Court bailiff Mike] Peth leads suspect John Hrbek from the courtoom. Both suspects pleaded innocent. Nonpareil photo by Steve Glowacki.
Silent Vigils . . . were kept round the clock to watch the river along the flashboard, backed with dirt and walled with rows of sandbags. Miles of wire were strung to allow night-and-day work on the hurriedly built defenses. Council Bluffs went through an estimated 1,477,800 sandbags to keep the river out of the city.
Salvation Army volunteers bring food to evacuees
Photo, from the street, of the Chalet Motor Lodge. Sign says: "Quality Motor Lodge," and "Finest Food in C.B." Date on back: 4-70
Lykke Pledges Business Support In C.B.; At Chamber Annual Meeting
New Chamber President...Lelan Lykke presents appreciation award to Morris Miller, president of the Omaha Chamber of Commerce.
Aerial view of the flooded Missouri river between Council Bluffs and Omaha looking south
Plank roadway was being laid by volunteers on the levee near Big Lake on Monday. Later, trucks will haul dirt and sand for two miles along this stretch of levee to "beef up" against "wash waves."