HomeMy WebLinkAbout1958-04-08; Notices Proofs (5)NOMINEES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE
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3 Notice is hereby given that the following persons have been nominated
4 for the offices hereinafter mentioned to be filled at the General Municipal
5 Election to be held in the City of Carlsbad on Tuesday the 8th day of April,
6 1958:
7 NOMINEES FOR THE OFFICE OF CITY COUNCIL (FULL TERM) , VOTE
FOR TWO (Z).
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R. R. ROBINSON Incumbent
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WM. C. BALDWIN Realtor
10 MATHEW WALLACE JARVTF
11 CARL L. LOUGH Retired
12 JANE C. SONNEMAN Businesswoman
13 MARIETTA WICK Housewife
14 NOMINEES FOR THE OFFICE OF CITY CLERK (FuLL TERM), VOTE15 F*OR ONE (1). '
16 MAX O. EWALD Incumbent
17 MARGARET E. ADAMS
18 A. STEPHENS LOWRIE
19 JONATHAN H. PRICE
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NOMINEES FOR THE OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER (FULL, TERM),
VOTE F'C'K "
WESLEY F. GREEK
DATED: February 27, 1958.
M. CJ. ETWAUUrCity Clerk
of the City of Carlsbad,
Carlsbad, California
-LEGAL NOTICE
ELECTION OFFICEBS AND
POLLING PLACES
There will be four (4) voting
irecincts for the purpose of hold-
ng the election, consisting of ei-
her regular election precincts
jstablished for holding state or
ty elections or a consolida^» . of some or all of such pre-incts as follows:
Voting Precinct 1, comprisingrtate and county precinc't num-
iers 3, 4, 12 and 13.
The polling place shall be atit. Michael's Parish HaU, 275)ak Avenue, Carlsbad, Califor-ila.
Inspector: Grace B, Carmich-ael.Judge: Violet B. Wiehle
Clerk: Anna L. HalbergClerk: Alice May Eymann
Voting Precinct 2, comprising
itate and' county precinct num->ers 5, 6, 7 and 11.
The polling place shall be at5ine Avenue School, Pine Ave-lue and Jefferson Street, Carls->a<* California.
pector: Carol A. McLaugh-xin.
Judge: Ruth J. JonesClerk: Mary M. Smith
Clerk: Grace B. LarsonVoting Precmct 3, comprisingrtate and; county precinct num->ers 1, 2 and 8.
The polling place shall be at
Carlsbad City Hall Annex, 2960
?io Pico Drive, Carlsbad, Cali-ornia.
Inspector: Leone E. Collinsudge: Mary Pace
3erk: Ida M. Westree
"lerk: Bertina E. McCartneyybting Preinct 4, comprising
state and county precinct num-
bers 9, 10 and 14.
The polling place shall be atMagnolia Street School, Magnol-
i Avenue and Monroe Street,
Carlsbad, California,
Inspector: Nelle M. SawyersJudge: Rose L. GlinesClerk: Irene Walters
Clerk: Geraldine McPherson
The polls will -be opened be
tween the hours of 7:00 o'clock
A.M. and 7:00 o'clock P.M.
M. O. EWALD
City Clerk of the City ofCarlsbad, Carlsbad,California.Pub. Feb. 27, 1958
-LEGAL NOTICE-
NOTICE TO CBEDITOBS
No. 60297
ESTATE OF HARRY C. JUD-SON, also known as HARRY
CLIFFORD JUDSON, aka HEN-
RY C. JUDSON, aka HENRYCLIFFORD JUDSON, Deceased.Notice is hereby given by A.E. GALLAGHER as the Admin-istrator of the above entitled es-tate, to the creditors of, and allpersons having claims againstthe said decedent, that withinsix months after the first publi-cation of this notice, they either
file 'them with the necessary
vouchers in the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
the State of California, in and forthe County of San Diego, or pre-sent them with the necessaryvouchers to the said Administra-tor at his place of business, 3322Congress St., San Diego 10, Cal-ifornia.
SignedA. E. GALLAGHER,
Administrator of T!he Estate
of the above named decedentJAMES DON KELLER,,District Attorney and
County Counsel. i
By DUANE J. CARNES, Deputy
Attorneys for said AdministratorPub. Feb. 20, 27. March 6, 13,
1958.
Philologians Entertained
At O. R. Alexander Home
The George Washington,motif
prevailed in refreshment trays,
flowers, sweets and napery used
in serving members and guestsof the Philologians at tea pre-
ceding the literary afternoonTues. at the home of Mrs. O. R.Alexander. Mrs. Darrell: Welch,Sr., was the co-hostess.
Mrs. Welch presided in the
absence of Mrs. J. L. D. Queen.
Mrs. Earl Amsler was welcom-
ed to the group after an absenceof several years, and Mrs. Ed-gar Lampton was welcomed asa guest.
Mrs. Flora Kays Hanson chosea dramatic and compelling novel
to review, "Nectar in a Sieve"
by Kamala Markandaya. A pic-
ture of Indian life as it is lived
by the poor of an average vil-lage. The story tells of the fightfor existence in a land where ahandful of rice may at timesswing the balance 'between lifeand idieath.
Others attending were Miss
Maud Abercrombie, Miss Flor-ence Pierce and Mmes E. H.
Verner, Neil Kirkwood, JamesGreenwood, Charles Royer, TedRoberts and Olive Lile. j
Page 6 — The Carlsbad Journal Thursday, February 27, 1958CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA
-LEGAL NOTICE
NOMINEES FOB
PUBLIC OFFICE
Notice is hereby given that thefollowing persons have been
nominated for the offices here-inaftei- mentioned to be filled atthe General Municipal Electionto be held in the City of Carlsbad
on Tuesday the 8th day of April,
1958:NOMINEES FOR THE OF-FICE OF CITY COUNCIL(FULL TERM), VOTE FORTWO (2).R. R. ROBINSON,IncumbentWM. C. BALDWIN,
Realtor
MATHEW WALLACE JAR VIE
CARL L. LOUGH,
RetiredJANE C. SONNEMAN,Businesswoman
MARIETTA WICK,Housewife
•NOMINEES FOR THE OF-
FICE OF CITY CLERK (FULL
TERM), VOTE FOR ONE (1).
MAX O. EWALD,IncumbentMARGARET E. ADAMSA. STEPHENS LOWRIE
JONATHAN H. PRICENOMINEES FOR THE OF-FICE OF CITY TREASURER(FULL TERM), VOTE FOR
ONE (1).WESLEY F. GREEKDATED: February 27, 1958M. O. EWALD,
( City Clerk of the City of
Carlsbad, Carlsbad,
California.Pub. Feb. 27, Mar. 6, 1958
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