Polk County Commissioners Meet in Osceola March 20 1962
Polk County Nebraska holds regular session with all board members present. Claims audited include general fund items such as salaries for county officials and clerical staff, supplies, telephone service, insurance premiums, and auto wrecking costs. Emergency relief funding covers room rent, telephone, fuel, meals, and board and room for relief director Edith Heilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
Osceola
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
General Fund
American Photocopy Equip. Co
Carleton Anderson, Co. Treas
Bush’s Drug Store
Ceva Carlson
Louis E. Daum
Dorothy Fjell
Dale Frizzell
Harold Anderson
Guildford D. Bryan
Vivian R. Funk
Melva A. Green
Home Insurance Co
Roy E. Horst
Jack & Jill Store
Alice Johnson
Virgil Johnston
Ellen May Larson
Betty Majors
William H. Norton
Co. Atty
Omaha Printing Co
Edith Heilman
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Malek
McDonald’s
Ruth Wicklund
State Administrative Fund Salaries and Medical Expenditures
Administrative body reports salaries for Marian M. Cotter 310.00 Edith Heilman 360.00 Avis J. Waller 220.00 and medical fund items including Security 0.00 and 27.82. Medical purchases list John’s Rexall Drugs and C. L. Anderson MD among expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian M. Cotter
Edith Heilman
Avis J. Waller
Carleton Anderson, Co. Treas
John’s Rexall Drugs
C. L. Anderson
M. D
Commissioner district one payroll and supply expenses
A list shows payments to Louis E. Daum Carl J. Benda and Sylvester Glatter each 300.00 in salaries plus multiple vendors. Island Supply Welding Co. and Shelby Tanker & Supply billed small supplies. Consumers Public Power Dist. charged electric service 35.41. McMeekin Co. Island Supply Co. charged equipment repairs 486.26. gas service 46.12. security 47.04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E. Daum
Carl J. Benda
Coakley Industrial Service
Richard Glatter
Sylvester Glatter
Island Supply Welding Co
Ee Schlesinger
Shelby Tanker & Supply
Inc
Consumers Public Power Dist
Milford Johansen
McMeekin Impl. Co
The
Island Supply Company
Western Power & Gas Co
Carleton Anderson, Co. Treas
Guildford D. Bryan
Alvin J. Cerny
Coakley Industrial Service, Inc
Tacuy Grossnicklaus
Floyd Headlee
Lincoln Equipment Co
Lincoln Tel. & Tel. Co
Testuement Verenume Cee
Keyes Service
Harry Pierson
County Commission Minutes Mention Salary and Equipment Purchases
The Board approved salaries for district officials including Alvin J. Cerny 300.00 Floyd Headlee 325.00 Harold Anderson and others. It records purchases from Lincoln Equipment Co. and payments for repairs and services, plus insurance policy approvals and a new crawler tractor rental for District 2. Clyde Courtney was named night guard at the county jail, starting April 1 1962. Insurance covers county trucks and money and securities, expiring in 1963 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Lewis
Clyde Miller
Carleton
Travelers Indemnity Co
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co
Anderson
Daum
Commissioner Dist. 2
Lincoln Equipment Co
Board Adjourns Meeting Until April 3 1962
The board adjourned the session with no further business and will reconvene on April 3 1962. Approvals from Dale Frizzell County Clerk and the Chairman were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Frizzell County
Busiest Time Ahead for State Senators Committees
Committees of state senators enter their busiest period as they prepare reports on state problems for the 1963 unicameral. Full council discussions will occur around November 20, with hearings likely by July 1 and reports drafted between July and November for consideration. The State Board of Education backs linking teacher licensing to the board, but stops short of full adoption as proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Council
State Board of Education
State Council On Teacher Education
Nebraska
Council
Personnel changes in Capitol include higher Game Commission pay
Mel Steen extends a six year pact as director of the State Game Commission at 13 620 per year, second only to the governor. Leroy Bahensky re signs to stay on the commission, Lee Rising resigns to take a Texas post, Finigan named director of the Federal Crop Insurance program, interstate highway speed limits vary from 50 to 75 mph with Nebraska at 75 and Iowa lower. National officials study legislative fixes without Congress action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Mel Steen
State Game Commission
Steen
Leroy Bahensky
Palmer
Lee Rising
Texas
Advisory State Highway Commission
Finigan
Robert Meyer
State Highway Department
Meyer
Nebraska
Iowa
State Song Contest and Highway Access Issues Highlight Nebraska Legislation
Nebraska lawmakers consider selecting a state song with a deadline of April 1 1962 and discuss Amateur and professional entrants. Gov Morrison criticizes Army land acquisitions around Lewis and Clark Lake arguing uneven land allocation hurts Nebraska road access to recreation areas. He urges a retroactive federal land purchase bill and notes motorboat fuel taxes fund county matching road programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Emanuel Wishnow
University of Nebraska
Frank Morrison
Lewis and Clark Lake
South Dakota
Morrison
Peterson family marks golden anniversary in warm gathering
Mrs. Mabel Anderson celebrated her Golden anniversary with relatives Sunday. Children Don Anderson and wife, Andy Anderson and wife and child, and Gene Kuchera and wife attended with their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Anderson
Peterson
Don Anderson
Andy Anderson
Gene Kuchera
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panama Carbon Company
Reynold Peterson, Co
Board of Health
Redfield & Company, Inc
Shelby Lumber & Supply
J. E. Steeple, Co
Texas Refinery Corp
the Churchill Co
Lillian Timm
Travelers Ins. Co
William Wright
Pace Letters
Oliver
Marlin Hardy
Elmer Ray
Mid - Continent Fire and
Largo
Albert Ryan
Nebr
Lincoln
Frank B. Morrison
Gloria Houser
Wilber
Barbara Leavitt
Crete
Nebraska Society For Crippled Children
Bernard Klasek
Fehrs Tractor & Equipment Co
Henry
By Carl Anderson
Hroude & Cerny
Guildford
D. Bryan
Highway Officels
Législa
Shorty’s
Harold’s
Thriftway
Osceola, Nebraska
Tures
Dupont
Bush’s
Radio and
Richard
Shelby, Nebr
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