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12 Judicial Districts In New Iowa Plan December 1, 1966 Proposed Plan Would Keep 15th Judicial District Intact February 11, 1971 New Name For SWI Judicial District December 27, 1971 Court Caseloads Drop - For SWI Judges August 5, 1979 Revised Bankruptcy Law Takes Effect Monday - Giving More Benefits September 30, 1979 Shrinking Pay Is Making Judiciary Unattractive November 16, 1980 Cameras In Court Get Some Support November 17, 1980 Report Gives Judges High Marks July 25, 1985
Juel Is Elected J.C.C President - Succeeds Nelson In Position September 29, 1939 Juel New Head Of County Bankers - C.B. Savings Bank Is Host At Dinner December 17, 1941 Juel Takes Post As Lions Leader - Hold Meeting Under New Club Officers July 7, 1942 Juel Is Elected As A Delegate - To Represent Lutheran Group At Convention September 17, 1942 Hear Of War Chest Fund July 29, 1943 Juel Elected By Lions Club - Named Governor Of District 9-C June 26, 1945 Juel Named To B. And L. Post - Bank Cashier Will Succeed Gustafson September 1946 Juel Will Head Community Chest - Elected At Meeting Board Of Directors February 11, 1948 Monarchs Active In Civic Life February 29, 1949 Juel Will Head Housing Group - Chamber Seeking New Rental Units March 1949 Name Einer Juel County DP Head - Organize Group To Co-ordinate Placing July 22, 1949 City-Wide Slate For New Council - Group Asks Five Men Be Candidates December 31, 1949 How I Met My Husband - King Einer Went Dancing February 21, 1950 City-Wide Group Makes Clean Sweep For Five Council Posts As 10,200 Ballots Are Cast March 28, 1950 Two Top City Appointments Announced By New Council As Manager Plan Goes In Effect April 3, 1950 Einer Juel Rost From Car Washer To Loan Secretary - Meet Your Mayor June 25, 1950 Buys First Safety Poster July 31, 1950 Mayor Juel Asks Liquor-By-Drink - Says Every Tavern Now "Cheating Law" October 26, 1950 Mayor Named Head Of Lutheran Area December 30, 1950 Mayor Juel Named Division Head For Red Cross Campaign February 8, 1951 Einer Juel In 'Poor' Condition At Hospital February 3, 1952 Councilman Juel May Resign Post March 14, 1952 Einer Juel Resigns From City Council April 2, 1952 Einer Juel Elected Loan League Officer October 6, 1952 Juel Re-Elected By Church Group February 2, 1953 Juel Lists Church's Teachings May 30, 1953 Name Einer Juel To Federal Bank Board November 10, 1953 Juel Named Head Of Savings, Loan Group October 11, 1954 State Savings Bank Names Juel - No changes Made At C.B. Savings January 12, 1955 Einer Juel Named To Lutheran Post February 19, 1955 Einer Juel Named To Home Loan Group March 27, 1955 Juel To Speak At Chicago Conference April 24, 1955 Juel To Board Of Abstract Guaranty April 29, 1956 Einer Juel Named By Iowa Lutherans December 28, 1956 Juel Tells How Britons Can Save And Gamble, Too - Back From European Trip June 4, 1957 Juel Appointed To Legislative Group January 9, 1958 Juel And Tornblom Named By Bankers April 25, 1958 Lodge Presents Award To Juel June 25, 1958 Juel Elected To Lutheran Board October 11, 1958 Lutheran Synod Re-Elects Juel - Officers Seated At Webster City May 21, 1959 Juel Spent Sleepless Night In Huge Tree House In Africa - Watching Wild Animals October 25, 1959 Juel Appointed To National Committee February 29, 1960 Juel Appointed To Savings, Loan Post February 24, 1961 Lutherans Name Wicklund And Juel May 17, 1961 Juel Helps Start Gains Guaranty - To Acquire Prime Business Properties November 10, 1961 Two Directors Are Re-Elected January 18, 1962 Juel Installed By Lutherans September 7, 1962 Juel Named To National Group September 11, 1964 Savings, Loan League Elects Einer P. Juel November 29, 1964 2 Financiers To National Group January 21, 1965 Juel Renamed By Iowa Lutherans May 26, 1965 Juel Named To National Group January 19, 1966 Juel Named To Committee January 1, 1967 Iowa Lutherans Elect Juel To His Third Term April 30, 1968 NCCJ Picks Einer Juel For Award November 19, 1968 Juel Honored At Banquet - Receives NCCJ Award November 27, 1968 League Names Day And Juel April 10, 1969 Leland Lykke Is Elected First Federal President November 13, 1969 Juel Named SCORE Member May 30, 1971 Bluffs Man Invests In Steel Recycling Plant December 4, 1972 Juel Named By City of Hope March 18, 1973 Einer Juel Day Proclaimed May 27, 1973 City Of Hope Fete For Juel Wednesday June 17, 1973 Einer Juel Is City Of Hope Man-Of-Year - 'No One Can Surpass You' June 21, 1973 Wife, Children Proud Of Juel June 21, 1973 Beatrice Juel (obituary) May 11, 1977 Irene M. Juel (obituary) September 14, 1986
Juel's Daughter Contributes Art To First Federal
A Scene Near Lake Tahoe . . . is the subject of the painting inspected by Mrs. Mary Ruffcorn, A First Federal employee. The painting hangs in the president's second-floor office and was created by his daughter.
Julia Dodge Beard's home in Mapleton, IA
Julia Dodge Beard's home in Mapleton, IA where her mother Mrs. Julia T. Dodge died December 11, 1888.
Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collectons
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Re-opening of the South Omaha Bridge, closed for major repairs about a year, will probably be opened about July 1, W.D. Hattan, district construction engineer for the Nebraska Department of Roads, said Friday. Deck work is nearing completion, and painting of rails is still in progress. Erman Mullins, a painter with DeLong Industrial Maintenance Co., of Shenandoah, is shown working near the Iowa end of the bridge.
Photograph of junction of Main and Pearl Streets. North view from present Hay Market Square.
Photograph from Council Bluffs Iowa Illustrated 1887
June Hennessy, Wife Of Doctor, Is Dead At 52
Junkins Says He'll Use Imaginative Approach
Lowell Junkins gestures during his Tuesday visit to Council Bluffs. The Montrose resident is the third Democrat to seek the gubernatorial nomination.
Junkins Seeking Support, Cites State's 'Frustration'
Senate Majority Leader Lowell Junkins, D-Montrose, wants a special legislative session to make clear the content of the lottery bill.
Junkins Defends His Ambulance Service June 10, 1985 Junkins Seeking Support, Cites State's 'Frustration' July 26, 1985 Junkins To Quit Senate For Gubernatorial Race October 21, 1985 Junkins Says He'll Use Imaginative Approach October 29, 1985 Junkins: System For Drunk Drivers Needs Changing February 21, 1986 Junkins Claims Strategy Would Spark Iowa Economy February 26, 1986 It's Official: Junkins In The Running March 10, 1986 Junkins To Face Branstad June 4, 1986 Primary Was the Easy Part; Junkins Faces New Problems June 5, 1986 Anti-Junkins Campaign Starts June 27, 1986 Demos Hit The Road To Rebuild Iowa August 25, 1986 Junkins Rips 'Dark' Term Of Branstad September 28, 1986 Junkins Promises Jobs To End Iowa Desertion October 28, 1986
Jurors Find Jerry Hansen Guilty Of First-Degree Murder
Juvenile Detention Facilities Create Headaches December 9, 1984 County Eyes Youth Center December 16, 1986 New Juvenile Jail Low Locks County Officials In A Tight Situation May 24, 1987 Officials Seek Solutions To Youth-Jailing Limits June 18, 1987 Juvenile Suspects To Stay In Motel Or Take Long Ride July 3, 1987 Others Refuse To Take Pottawattamie Juveniles August 27, 1987 County May Ease Up On Youths As New Law Alters Jail Options August 28, 1987 Supervisor Blasts Laws On Juvenile Detention September 1, 1987 Juvenile Director Hired September 25, 1987 Task Force Formulating Plan For Juvenile Detention Facility December 6, 1987 Area Juvenile Facility Price Estimate Due January 18, 1988 Private Bids Sought For Youth Detention March 4, 1988 Juvenile Detention Law Eased A Bit April 15, 1988 Panel To Re-Vote On Juvenile Detention Center May 16, 1988 County Will Fund Much Of Detention Facility June 4, 1988 C.B. Site Chosen For New Juvenile Detention Center May 12, 1988 C.B., For Second Time, Chosen For Juvenile Detention Facility May 19, 1988 Douchey Works for Detention Center May 22, 1988 Board Will Decide On Funding For Juvenile Detention Center June 14, 1988 4 Counties Seek Delay On Detention Center June 16, 1988 Juvenile Detention Center Funds OK'd By All 9 Counties July 8, 1988 No Vote Needed On Bonds For Area Juvenile Center July 28, 1988 Pottawattamie Commits To Juvenile Jail Project August 5, 1988 Teen Offenders Repay Their Debt To Community October 16, 1988 Juvenile Detention Plans To Be Aired December 15, 1988 Zoning Approval Expected For Detention Center Site December 22, 1988 Counties Fret Detention Costs January 13, 1989 Detention Center Aid Sought January 15, 1989 Two Funds Proposed For Juvenile Center January 17, 1989 Youth Home Rests On State Funds February 7, 1989 Neighbors Fighting Location Of Juvenile Detention Center March 15, 1989 Detention Site OK Put On Hold March 22, 1989 Juvenile Jail Opponents Set to Fight Plan April 4, 1989 Zoning Board Endorses Center April 5, 1989 County Board Sets Hearing On Detention Center Lease April 25, 1989 County Is Close To Sealing Deal To Build Youth Detention Center May 8, 1989 Juvenile Jail Clears 1st Hurdle May 9, 1989 Detention Plan Subject Sought May 14, 1989 County Officials Sign Agreement On Juvenile Detention Center Plan May 26, 1989 $70,000 Grant OK's For C.B. Juvenile Center May 31, 1989 Juvenile Center Plans Approved June 16, 1989 SWI Juvenile Detention Center Named August 3, 1989 Bids Taken For Detention Center September 15, 1989 Juveniles To Benefit From Grant September 20, 1989 Juvenile Center Breaks Ground This Friday October 23, 1989 Ground Finally Turned For SWI Detention Center October 28, 1989 Detention Center Cornerstone Ceremony Set - C.B., Iowa Masons To Participate July 26, 1990 Detention Center Time Capsule Sealed August 1, 1990 Maintenance OK'd At Juvenile Center October 11, 1990 Youth Center Preview Set October 25, 1990 Juvenile Detention Board To Meet Friday October 25, 1990 Committee Will Scrutinize Juvenile Center Operation October 11, 1991 Kemp Leaves Detention Post As Board Probes Complaints October 17, 1991 Piearson Hired As Director At Juvenile Detention Center January 7, 1992 Detention Center Gets New Direction - New Boss Says Youth Were Running Program January 15, 1992
Old Beer Cans Get New Life March 8, 1975 Beer Cans May Be Siding Your Home May 1, 1977 New Warehouse For Beer Distributor April 26, 1978 K&K Closes Bluffs Warehouse October 17, 1986
Discussing 75-year-old Charter . . . of Council 1115, Knights of Columbus of Neola are Victor Shea, Dave Stamp, the current grand knight, Clement Brich, and the Rev. Lawrence Beeson, chaplain.
Frontier and Pioneer Life -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs -- Drawings. Frontier and Pioneer Life -- Iowa -- Drawings. Frontier and Pioneer Life -- Nebraska -- Drawings. Council Bluffs (Iowa) -- History. Simons, George, 1834-1917.
Consists of drawings made by Simons during railroad survey projects in Iowa and Nebraska beginning in 1853. Kanesville (now C Bluffs) 1849 to 1851 Looking North from corner of Main St. and First Ave.
Gov. Branstad, left, and Council Bluffs Mayor Charles Smith unveil the new sign for Kanesville Boulevard during the governor's visit to Council Bluffs Friday.
Plan Washington Avenue Bypass Study Will Begin In October September 8, 1972 Council To Study Proposed Bypass September 14, 1972 Washington Avenue Bypass Plan Started April 29, 1973 Washington Avenue Route Study Meeting Is Set June 26, 1973 Public Opinion On Relocation Asked - Washington Avenue Project July 1, 1973 150 Attend First Corridor Meeting On Washington Ave. July 6, 1973 Washington Avenue Bypass Routes Eyed August 232, 1973 Council Hears Washington Traffic Plans - 'Crucial To Success Of Center' January 30, 1974 Five Washington Avenue Corridor Plans Will Be On Display Thursday February 17, 1974 Corridor Plans Are Displayed February 22, 1974 Pollution Levels Affect Roadway - Studies Being Conducted February 25, 1974 Sound Pollution Gets Measured February 26, 1974 Corridor Land Cost Released March 26, 1974 At The Retreat Discussion June 16, 1974 Washington Avenue Plan Viable, But Housing Short June 16, 1974 By-Pass Meeting Attendance Sought August 11, 1974 By-Pass Meeting Set For Friday August 14, 1974 No Word Yet On Funds For Planned Bypass October 3, 1974 Washington Bypass Plan Before COATS October 21, 1974 A Second Viaduct? - Mayor Thinks It's Needed October 30, 1974 By-Pass 10 Years From Reality November 1, 1974 Washington Avenue Corridor Hearing Set March 20, 1975 Older Residents Hardest Hit By Corridor - Replacement Housing May Be Key Factor March 30, 1975 Engineers Have 5 Road Plans March 30, 1975 Chamber Endorses Washington Bypass April 5, 1975 Washington Corridor Hearing April 13, 1975 Most Favor Washington Bypass Plan April 25, 1975 Corridor Offers Good And Bad News - Enhances Travel, Displaces Elderly April 27, 1975 Council Asks State Okay Of Corridor April 29, 1975 C.B. Corridor Plan Goes Before MAPA May 19, 1975 Washington Bypass Gets Okay May 23, 1975 Harmon Suggests City Ask For Eastern Corridor Funds July 15, 1975 DOT Agreement On Washington Bypass Approved By Council April 6, 1976 Corridor Project Listed In State Plan - Airport Funding Not Available Now December 14, 1976 Purchase Of Corridor Land Set For Fall June 8, 1977 Corridor Hearing September 6, 1977 Corridor Hearing Draws 70 People September 16, 1977 Acquisition Under Way For Bypass April 30, 1978 Businesses Waiting For Bypass Axe To Fall - Washington Avenue Construction Set For 1980 December 10, 1978 Residents Ask Change For Bypass Plans May 1, 1979 Mercy Shift In Parking Planned - Two-Story Garage Planned . . . June 3, 1979 DOT Sets Hearing On Bypass July 13, 1979 Few Oppose New Bypass - To Complement Broadway July 26, 1979 Bypass 'No Left Turn' Stirs Ire Of Area Dwellers - At North First Street Intersection September 6, 1979 Legislators Will Meet On Bypass Left Turn September 14, 1979 Bypass Complaints Aired At Meeting September 20, 1979 Bypass For CB Delayed - For Five Years November 16, 1979 Washington Avenue Bypass A Funding Pawn? - Set Back Five Years November 21, 1979 Urban Renewal Piece Is Missing November 21, 1979 Delay Costs $8.9 Million - On Washington Avenue Bypass December 4, 1979 Bluffs Bypass Fight To Persist December 5, 1979 Suit Possible In Delay Of Bypass December 10, 1979 Partial Funding Given To Washington Ave. Bypass December 18, 1979 'Good Guys' To Fight For Bypass February 10, 1980 DOT May Break Money Promise - funding Freeze Could Put Bypass On Ice March 27, 1980 Highway Freeze Won't Chill Bypass March 29, 1980 Bypass Work To Begin - Only A Portion Of Route April 25, 1980 Officials Give Bluffs Bypass 'Top Priority' April 29, 1980 Downtown Bypass Still May Get Nod May 14, 1980 Demolition For Bypass In Summer May 20, 1980 Downtown Bypass To Get DOT Funds May 28, 1980 Stores Will Fall For Bypass Soon August 5, 1980 Bypass Getting Boost In Capital August 19, 1980 No Promises On West End Of Bypass August 20, 1980 Bypass Funds Transferred August 26, 1980 Bypass May Get Funding October 30, 1980 Nebraska May Help Build Bypass November 6, 1980 Bypass Is Part Of State's Road Plan December 16, 1980 Demolition For Bypass To Begin January 16, 1981 Bypass Demolition January 22, 1981 Bypass Is Taking Form March 15, 1981 Broadway Detour May Begin Soon July 21, 1981 Bypass Could Get Funding July 22, 1981 Season Will Help Streets Survive Bypass Detour July 30, 1981 Bypass Work May Be Sooner August 28, 1981 Making Room For The Bypass August 31, 1981 Bypass Route Graveled September 9, 1981 Bypass Plans Applauded - for Downtown Council Bluffs October 14, 1981 Broadway Section Re-Opened November 28, 1981 Barricades Come Down - 'End Of Beginning' June 23, 1982 Final Bypass Pact Approved By City January 25, 1983 Bypass Work To Begin Monday March 10, 1983 Work On Bypass Progressing Well May 31, 1983 Bypass Moving Into 'Traffic Mess' Phase July 29, 1983 Broadway Jam Session Begins Thursday Night August 4, 1983 'Jam Session' Postponed - Brief Delay At Viaduct August 5, 1983 CB Motorists Get Surprise September 26, 1983 Viaduct Reopened November 3, 1983 The End Is In Sight For Bypass Headache November 22, 1983 'Smith Street' To Win Bypass Name Contest? April 24, 1984 Mr. T, Michael Jackson Lose Bypass Name Contest May 10, 1984 Bypass Group Chooses To Honor Ruth Dodge May 14, 1984 'Kanesville Boulevard.' Winner In Contest May 15, 1984 Bluffs Once Named For Mormons' Friend May 20, 1984 Bypass Work Creates $ Woes - Area Businesses Note Decline June 17, 1984 New Addresses Along Bypass June 26, 1984 Dentist Protests Boulevard Name July 10, 1984 Kanesville Boulevard October 20, 1984 City To Provide More 'Green Time' For Kanesville Blvd. September 13, 1985
Kaplan Honored At Banquet By City Of Hope Gathering
Honored Guests . . . viewing National Humanitarian Award are Harriet Katelman, funds vice chairman for the Council Bluffs Women's Guild of the City of Hope; Guild President Mrs. Abner Gries; David Kaplan, recipient of the award, and Mrs. Kaplan. More than 500 persons attended the banquet in honor of Kaplan.