Nebraska plans 1969 highway bond program to accelerate Interstate
Nebraskans consider a 20 million bond issue in 1969 to finance Interstate work and speed the 1974 federal deadline. Sen Jerome Warner heads study on bond mechanics. State Engineer Nuernberger proposes 20 million in 1969 plus 15 million in 1970 and 1971. Bonds would be repaid over 20 years, funded by the Highway Cash Fund and a reduced shrinkage allowance for petroleum jobbers.
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Jerome Warner
Waverly
Legislative Council
Marvin Nuernberger
Nuernberger
Nebraska
Warner
Nurrnberger
Washington
Omaha
South
Iowa
Panhandle
Wyoming
Roads Department
State Investment Council
Ulate
Guy F Ball obituary from Osceola Nebraska
Guy F Ball born June 1 1894 in Polk County Nebraska died January 15 1969 in Phoenix Arizona aged 74 years 6 months He lived mostly in Osceola Nebraska except for military service employed as tax clerk at the Post Office retiring September 14 1962 He was a Mason a member of American Legion Post 91 and married Nettie Malek on October 11 1920 with seven children Nola Senn Florence Maurer Shirley Lloyd Sally Honke and sons Robert F Herbert D Thomas H and one grandson 22 grandchildren and four brothers and one sister Surviving relatives and many friends Funeral services were January 20 1969 at First Methodist Church Osceola with Masonic Lodge and American Legion Post officers assisting Burial in Osceola Cemetery Memorials Nebraska Heart Fund Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy F. Ball
Fred H
Florence’ (Clark) Ball
Polk
Nebraska
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Arizona
Osceola
Guy
Osceola Lodge No
A.M
Sesostris ‘Temple A.A.O.N. M.S
American Legion
Nettie Malek
Robert F
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Herbert D
Manhattan
Kansas
Thomas H
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Nola Senn
Florence Maurer
Shirley Lloyd
Sally Honke
Omaha
H. T
Lincoln
Millard
Walton and
Warren
California
Musetta
Masonic Lodge
American Legion Post
Maurine Schuman
Ceva Carlson
W. R. Kepner
Herman Anderson
Dewey Sigler
Ronal Peterson
George Inness
Lowell Hanson
Osceola Cemetery
Nebraska Heart Fund Association
Memorial of Pearle Edgington Ericson
Pearle Edgington Ericson, born December 1 1879 at a Nebraska homestead, lived in Edgar and Stromsburg before marrying Roy L. Ericson in 1909. She served in D A R and Eastern Star, died December 6 1968 in West Point. Survivors include Louis L Ericson and grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Salem Lutheran Stromsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle M. Ericson
Daniel Edgington
Lucinda Stemm Edgington
Nebraska
Fairbury
Edgar
Stromsburg
Roy L. Ericson
Elizabeth
Ericson
West Point
Salem Lutheran
Bernard J.jlson
Grace Lutheran
Louis’ L. Ericson
Kevin
Kristin
Jay
June Ericson
Tempe
Arizona
Mothers' March Dimes Tea Honored Nebraska Leaders
More than 150 volunteers were honored at a Lincoln tea hosted by Mrs. Norbert Tiemann. Mrs. Donald Rystrom attended from Polk County as leaders praised efforts against birth defects and deformities. Dr. Ernest M. Frost outlined future March of Dimes goals including RH serum and rubella vaccine developments. The event highlighted Omaha Birth Defects Clinic work as well as a memorial film on the foundation's activities.
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Nebraska
Norbert Tiemann
Lincoln
Donald Rystrom
Polk County
Ernest M. Frost
March of Dimes
National Foundation
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
Childrens Memorial Hospital
Omaha
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Garden Club Met
Mrs. Bond
Fred Bond
Osceola Garden Club
J. Sterling Morton
Patty McCoy
Lorraine Lewis
Lulu Ward
Maxine Rose
Johnny Clark
Steven Matthew
Max Gabel
Shelby
Mrs. Pearle Ericson
Rodger Writ
Stas
Fermonanne
Ron Girard
Ore Project
Gembles
Mrs. Rystrom
Tiemann
Hollis Willhoft
Charles Heeney
Central City
Raymond Jensen
Wisner
Stanley Wentz
National Foundation March of Dimes
North OF Shelby
Russell
North Shelby
Joan Russell
Darwin DeTurk
Robert Logan
Grace Gonnerman
Larry Kumpf
Gene Scow
Dewey Anderson
Commission
Cengas Auditorium
15Th St
Columbus, Nebr
New York Stock Exchange
Cacomey
Bowen
Wee OW
Bill
Dedrickson
Ans Ak Y Teat
Edward D.jones
New York: Stock, ‘Exchange
Columbus
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