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James Madison School
James Madison school, 769 Madison avenue [sic], is one of Council Bluffs' oldest grade schools.
Jaycees Aid Flood Victims
Council Bluffs Jaycees G. William Smits, Gene Ratliff, Mark Hunter and Howard Reelfs will be calling on various areas of the city offering to paint house numbers on curbs or steps for a small fee. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Red…
Jaycees Come Alive
New officers of the reactivated Audubon Jaycees include Dean Axland, president; Joe Brannan Jr., first vice-president; Richard Alenius, treasurer; and Don Robertson, state director (pictured above). Elected to the board were Paul Hansen, William…
Jaycees In The 50's
The Current President . . . of the Council Bluffs Jaycees, Dave Long, left, visits with John Heithoff at the group's annual banquet. Heithoff was president in 1979-80.
Jean Bregant
Photograph of Jean Bregant
Jean Bregant
Two photographs of Jean Breagant
Jeffers, W.M.
President, Union Pacific
U.P.'s William M. Jeffers . . . "greatest railroader alive."
JEH Uncovers Cornerstone Box Placed In Addition 56 Years Ago - Memories Are Revived As . . .
Historic Documents . . . found in box behind cornerstone are read by Mrs. Clara Hart Corbin and Mrs. W.K. Steeve.
JEH Workers Set Sights On $500,000 Bull's-Eye - At Half-Way Mark
"Here's Your Target: . . . Floyd Hughes Jr. tells his team of workers on the Jennie Edmundson Hospital fund drive. He is emphasizing the need for reaching the $500,000 campaign goal.
Jennie Edmondson Memorial Hospital
Postcard depicting Jennie Edmondson Hospital.
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Postcard of Jennie Edmundson Hospital.
Jennie Edmundson Hospital . . . Opens New Wing - Open House Is Slated For This Sunday
Playroom Scaled To A Child . . . is enjoyed by one of the first patients in the pediatric department. She is Cathy Strong, 2820 Avenue C, in the hospital for a tonsillectomy. Two full walls are windowed.
Jennie Edmundson Hospital . . . Opens New Wing - Open House Is Slated For This Sunday
Sick Babies In Steel Cribs . . . are tended by Mrs. Wilma King, pediatrics supervisor. Adjustable sides on each of the four cribs in this room permit nurses to care for the infants with the least possible handling.