(top) Remodeled and Expanded . . . The Nonpareil building will look like this architect's sketch. This is the Pearl Street side, showing a new entrance where a private street now serves the newspaper. The addition, to the right, will house mechanical…
Heavy equipment movers had 1.5 inches to spare as they hoisted a new engraving unit through a window at The Nonpareil Wednesday afternoon. It provided a good show for spectators on Pearl Street. The Vario-Klischograph, an electronic machine, weighs…
Secretly Nestled Among The Trees...of Westpahlia's St. Boniface Catholic Church Cemetery is a small prayer chapel, unused for the past 90 years. Relatives of those buried in the church cemetery once used the chapel for prayer services.
This Tiny Chapel...is one of four located at each corner of the St. Boniface Cemetery. The smaller chapels are opened annually for parishioners to celebrate the feast of Corpus Christi, and the chapel altars are decorated with flowers and candles.
Checking Clock...for "zero hour" at Westminster Presbyterian Church are three generations of the Bryan Grosvenor family: Grosvenor; his daughter, Mrs. Harold Smith, both members since the early 1950s; her son, Wayne, on the ladder who will become a…
Building Committee Members...Rollo Arthur, 3306 Avenue D, the Rev. O. Dixon Poe, and Miss Dorothy M. Jackson, 3549 Avenue B, check over dedication program as they stand behind the new communion table, one of the many memorials to be included in the…
Inspecting cornerstone laid Sunday at the Westminster Presbyterian Church and Thirty-second St. and Sixth Ave. are the Rev. Robert F. Howard of Bethany Church, Dr. Henry C. Schneider of Des Moines, and the Rev. William F. Puls of Glendale Church. …
First Spade of Dirt...for new Westminster Presbyterian Church is turned by the Rev. Ellis Butler, pastor. Watching are Rollo Arthur, Wendell Wright, Vern Welch, Miss Dorothy Jackson and Mrs. Emma Anthony.
These energetic young men with high collars were members of The Nonpareil's staff many years ago when the photograph was taken. Later several of them attained considerable prominence. Left to right, they are: Tracy Garrett, who is now editor of the…
The cows and hogs are gone, but the cleanup remains. Kyle Goodman, 7, Council Bluffs, pushes a shovel around the cattle pens at Westfair scooping sawdust and other debris left after the fair.
The new Westfair queen. Tami Jenson, 17, (left) poses with Ruth Wise, 16, Avoca, who was crowned queen of the Pottawattamie County Fair at Avoca last week. Jenson is the daughter of Marlin and Judy Jenson of rural Underwood. Wise is the daughter of…