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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1956
Page
14
Classified note lists stock No 605-1 a 1954 Pontiac Star Chief four door in tidy condition priced at 1688 dollars. Also stock No 96-1 a green and black 1950 Ford some model described as Creatliner with sport styling.
Stock No 516-3 1949 Ford five passenger coupe listed as a work car. Stock No 116-2 1942 Nash two door roadable rideable priced eight. Stock No 176-1 1946 Nash four door drive it and you will buy. Stock No 512-2 1939 Chevy two door real surprise it runs.
The Myrtle Point city council approves a charter amendment to add Chapter XII authorizing a 54000 bond issue to build and equip a swimming pool with a tax levy to repay. A special election is set for May 29, 1956, on the measure and its ballot title. Also includes a divorce case summons and a school property sale notice from Coos County.
The document outlines election notice requirements in the City of let with posting rules and designated election day May 29, 1956 at City Hall with named judges and clerks. It also reports a school district land bid sale in Coos County scheduled until May 3, 1956 with cash payment and bid rejection rights.
In the Sears Court of Coos County the estate of Rosie B Jewett deceased appoints an administrator. Creditors must present duly verified claims with vouchers to Slack law office Coquille Oregon within six months from April 19 1956 publication dates April 19 26 May 3 10 17.
Velma M. Porter named administratrix by Judge James W. Harrison. Creditors must present verified claims at the office of De Dunn and Meldrum, Myrtle Point, Oregon within six months from first publication. Publication dates include April 19, 26, May 3, 10 and 17, 1966.
The item notes the death by treason? The text confirms death by tre of a former resident at the mouth of the Trinity River in Northern California on March 16. It mentions McCart guiding two passengers across the river, who were saved when the boat capsized. It covers local bus line ownership, school bus service, and moves to Klamath and California. It lists attendees of a Homemakers' Festival and high school graduation plans with valedictorian Nancy Lee Hall and salutatorian Donna Mae Anderson.
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