Estate notices appoint administratrix in Coos County Oregon
Two probate notices in Coos County Oregon announce appointments as administratrix. Lola Hathaway is named for the Ward estate and Ruth Marie Miller for the Lauterbach estate. Creditors must file claims within six months with proper vouchers at designated law offices. Publication dates span January through February 1958.
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District Court of
Coos County
Oregon
Viresa Vivian Ward
Engelgau & Jones
North Adams Street
Coquille
John J. Lauterbach
Marvin W. Skipworth
District Court
State of
County of
Coos
Dement & Meldrum
Myrtle Point
Ruth Marie Miller
Final account for James Franklin Scritchfield estate
Hazel Borigo, administratrix, has filed a final account in Coos County Oregon for the estate of James Franklin Scritchfield also known as Frank Scritchfield. A hearing is set for March 4 1958 at 10 00 a m in the Coos County Courthouse before Judge Marvin W Skipworth. Objections must be filed in writing by that date. Publication dates are January 30 February 6 February 13 and February 27 1958.
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James Franklin Scritchfield
Frank Scritchfield
Coos County
Oregon
Marvin W .Skipworth
Hazel Borigo
Bond Sale Notice Myrtle Point Oregon Sealed Bids
Myrtle Point Oregon invites sealed bids for general obligation improvement bonds of 8 615.28 dated February 1 1958 with ten annual installments starting 1959 and final payoff in 1967. Interest not over six percent, semi annual, bid must be par value plus accrued interest, 500 cash certified check, bids open February 10 1958. City reserves right to reject bids. Patricia J. Parsons City Recorder.
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Myrtle Point
Oregon
Messrs Shuler
Sayre
Winfree
Rankin
Patricia J. Parsons
Myrtie Point
Myrtle Point to Sell 200000 Water Bonds via Sealed Bids
The City of Myrtle Point invites sealed bids by 7:30 PM February 1 1958 for general obligation water bonds totaling 200000. Bonds dated February 1 1958 mature 8000 yearly 1959 1964 10000 1965 1969 12000 1970 1974 and 14000 1975 1977 with call redemption after February 1 1968. Interest up to six percent semi annually. Principal and interest payable at the city treasurer’s office.
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Myrtle Point
City of Myrtle
Model misreads as photographer in air conditioner ad
A scene with Hank and a client misreads a photographer as the model. Humidity worries and an RCA Whirlpool air conditioner filter are discussed as a solution to keep a model cool and dust-free while posing for a home setup.
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Husban
Somethall
Whirlpool
Eisenhower to Resign Rumors Surface as White House Denies
A 1958 Washington discourse debates a possible resignation. The piece notes Britain’s push and U S contemplation, stating no final decision has been made yet, while acknowledging the president may step down if incapable. The President weighs personal factors in a pending choice.
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White House
Myrtle Point Sealed Timber Bid Notice Sets March 3 1958 Date
The city of Myrtle Point invites sealed bids for merchantable timber on sections 11 13 14 township 29s range 12w Willamette Meridian Coos County Oregon. Bids must not be less than 70000 with a five percent cash deposit and contract within 30 days. The council may reject any bids.
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City Recorder
City Hall
Fifth Street
Myrtle Point
Oregon
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Advised plans echo Nixon bid to keep GOP White House grip
The passage argues advisers prefer entrenched power and detail Mamie Eisenhower as the sole capable adviser. It envisions Eisenhower retreating to Gettysburg while President Eisenhower remains duty bound to world issues, risking frustration and blood pressure. The portrait labels him a caged lion under strain.
Ike must decide if he should resign amid illness
The columnist argues Mamie Eisenhower will not urge resignation and that only the President’s judgment of himself as unreliable would force him to step down. He suggests medical advice aims for rapid return to work and predicts a forthcoming decision.
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White House
Mamie Eisenhower
General Features Corp
Watson sets unusual gymkhana trophy win record in Oregon
Wayne Watson of Coquille wins two perpetual gymkhana trophies in senior Texas barrel and senior pole bending at the Oregon Horseman’s Association convention riding his registered quarter horse Sage King known as Tuffy. He also claimed reserve ribbons in 1956 and has accumulated 100 ribbons and 10 trophies over 1956 and 1957. Watson sold Sage King and bought a stud horse Dandy Lo to continue gymkhana success.
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Oregon Horseman's Association
Wayne Watson
Coquille
Watson
Oregon ‘Horseman's Association
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