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Operation SERVE Proves It Serves
The Rev. Duane King of Deaf Missions adds another pin to a map of the United States on the wall in his office at the mission. The pins represent people who have contributed support to the work of Deaf Missions. King and his wife, Peggy, recently…
Movies For Deaf
Cleaning And Checking . . . film breaks before sending it out on loan is Janet Kellenberger, Deaf Missions librarian. She helps with the technical aspects and cares for the more than 750 materials in the mission library.
King Elected To Head Convention
Duane King
Revival To Mark 10th Anniversary
Duane King
Southside Plans A Spring Revival
Pastor Duane King
Tradition Is Not On Way Out - For Kimballton's Danes
Kimballton's Old And Young . . . are represented by Einer Rasmussen and Drauda Norby. Rasmussen, 76, still speaks "Dane" at home. Drauda is a kindergarten student.
Kimballton Brick Yard; A Story Of The Past - One Of Few Left In Western Iowa
"Retired" From Active Service . . . is the Kimballton brick yard which was used for nearly a half century.
Kimballton Has The Facilities; All It Needs Now Is The Doctor - $22,000 Clinic Is Completed
New Medical Clinic . . . at Kimballton is ready for occupancy. Building is arranged for a one-doctor practice and is even air conditioned.
Flier Vowed Mission Would Be His Last
Col. Melvin J. Killian as he appeared in 1963, two years before he was shot down over North Vietnam.
Killian Thought Of His Family Before Heading For Vietnam
Evelyn Kahl, sister of Col. Melvin J. Killian, hold a 1945 picture of her brother taken shortly after he received his wings from the U.S. Army Air Corps. Killian was 23 at the time. Mrs. Kahl's husband, Otto, is at right. Killian's remains were…
Arlington Final Resting Site For C.B. Native
Col. Melvin J. Killian's name is the second one on a memorial in Bayliss Park dedicated to Pottawattamie County residents who died in Vietnam.
In With The Old
Restoration of the 100-year-old main staircase in the Kiel Hotel is almost complete. Jere Robinson and Don Blankenship, employees of Life Style Inc., make some last-minute measurements Thursday on the refinished bannister leading to the second floor.…
Kiel Goes On Auction Block - History Recalled
On The Block . . . is the old Kiel Hotel. The hotel is to be auctioned off Saturday by Hunter Auction Co. One of the original operators of the hotel is a distant relative of the prominent Spetman family, many of whom still live in Council Bluffs.
Kerry: Government Is Only As Good As People Make It
"After three years in this job, I think I listen to people better than I did before. You learn to make judgements about people, and you learn something about your own morality. You learn about the weight of your decisions and how they can influence…
Kephart Being Paid To Tell All
Arnold Kephart (second from right) leaves the Omaha airport Tuesday with his sister, Belle, his father, Ernest, and his son, Frankie, after the Army decided not to court martial him for being absent without leave since 1960. Kephart had fled to East…
Kephart Returns To C.B. After Army Discharge
Arnold Kephart
Kephart's Nephew Cited For Criminal Trespassing
Arnold Kephart
Donors Offer To Pay For Return Of C.B. Native
Arnold Kephart
30-Year East German Captivity Ends
Ernest Kephart, 86, and his daughter Belle Kephart of Council Bluffs are anxiously awaiting the return of their son and brother, Arnold, who recently walked to freedom after being held captive for 30 years behind the Berlin Wall.