City Council Proceedings December 6 1962
The City Council met with Mayor and Councilmen Watts Rowan Sedlak and Mills. Minutes and treasurer's report accepted. Lee Anderson and Vinton Clark approved as Fire Department members. Davis Creek opening motion carried. List of bills read and approved including Osceola Imp Osceola Produce and Transfer Lincoln Tel Sinclair Service and many others. Council adjourned.
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Watts
Rowan
Sedlak
Mills
Lee Anderson
Vinton Clark
Fire Department
Davis Creek
Yea
Sanfax Corp
Osceola Drilling Co
Osceola Produce
Nebraska GOP eyes Cunningham as possible governor candidate
Nebraska Republicans openly consider Rep Glenn Cunningham of Omaha for governor as Gov Morrison nears second term. State chair Denney says Cunningham would be a strong candidate if he runs, while Cunningham contemplates shifting from Congress to state leadership. Denney schedules meetings to review the Novem ber election and GOP strategy.
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Lincoln
Frank B. Morrison
Nebraska
Glenn Cunningham
Omaha
Congress
Robert Denney
Fairbury
Cunningham
Denney
Morrison
Nebraska Centennial Commission
Val Peterson
Ralph Brooks
Floyd Wisner
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Fred Seaton
Democratic Party
GOP
George Morris
State Institutions Department
Morris
Alt
Maurice Sigler
Nebraska Penitentiary
Fern Hubbard Orme
Board of Control
Orme
C. V. Keller
Reformatory
Norman Otto
Obituary of Perry Benjamin Swan of Shelby Nebraska
Perry Benjamin Swan born May 27 1895 in Shelby Nebraska to Harvey and Ida Swan. He was raised in Shelby and active in the Evangelical United Brethren Church and the Odd Fellows Lodge. He married Leona Jones and they had four daughters.
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Perry Benjamin Swan
Shelby
Nebraska
Harvey and
Ida Blowers Swan
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Odd Fellows Lodge
Mr. Swan
Leona Jones
Swan Family Obituary Highlights Lincoln and Shelby Life
Wesley Swan, a former CB&Q railroad carmen helper and Lincoln State Home for Children house parent, died December 3 1962 in Lincoln at 67. Survived by wife Leona four daughters two sisters and eleven grandchildren. Services were in Lincoln and Shelby with burial in Shelby Protestant Cemetery.
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Audrey
Pearle
Loree
Shirley
Shelby
Lincoln
State Home For
Wesleyan
Swan
Leona
Neil Dawes
Fairpury
Carl Gustafson
Shirley Swan
Roy Rushton
Calumet City
Mifinie Peterson
Beatrice
Guy Funkhouser
Amberger’s
Shelby Eub Church
Richard Helms
Paul Sawtell
Kearney
Shelby Protestant Cemetery
Ray Abbott
Bial Brazee
Homer Brigham
Homer Ingalls
Wayne Kinnan
Ed Schlesinger
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City Council
Lee Schroeder
Darrel Shostrom
Virgil Johnston
Fred Bond
W. W. Norton
Oberg
Sinclair Service
Johnson Chevrolet
National Chemsearch Corp
Osceola Record
Farmers’ Union Co-op
Hurlbuts Cycle Shop
Osceola Lmbr. Co
Albert W. Gabriel
Union Pacific R. R
Reimers Kaufman
Fhorce Industrial
Ahrens
C. R. Peterson
L. G. Grosse
East Side Recreations
Osceola Lumber CO
U. S. Senate
John Lynch
Nebraska State Education Association
NSEA
Lynch
Nebraska Normal Board
Normal Board
M. O. Steen
Nebraska Game Commission
Steen
Commission
Nebraska Labor Department
the Gas Company
NS Wey Bott
Lewis Sinclair
Dale
Jim
Perry B. Swan
Elsie’s Beauty Shop
Qor New
Toyland
Sunbeam
Stereos
Zenith
Emerson
Maxine
Remington
Lektronic
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