Industrial and City Wastes Urges Oregon Research Push
Oregon State College engineers call for extensive study of waste treatment from food processing and other industries to control stream pollution. The bulletin notes scarce prior research on food wastes and highlights ongoing pulp and paper waste work. It suggests many wastes could become valuable by products with proper pilot plant work and cooperation. Copies available from S. Graf in Corvallis.
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Oregon
Oregon State College
Fred Merryfield
W. B. Bollen
Agricultural Experiment Station
F C Kaebelhoffer
Oregon State Sanitary Authority
S. Graf
Corvallis
Morrish Sells Property then Transfers to Carver
Mrs Luella Morrish sold her 806 Willow Street property to Ms Lora Carver this week. Carver then sold the rear lot to Mrs Alma Halter of Coquille and will undertake extensive work before possession. Mrs Morrish and her son departed by plane Tuesday for their former home in Colorado.
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Luella Morrish
Willow Street
Lora Carver
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Forrest Krewson
Mr and Mrs Forrest Krewson announce the birth of their son John ny Edward on April 16 1948 at Mast hospital weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces.
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Forrest Krewson
Johnny Edward
Mast Hospital
Clyde R. Anderson Opens Auto Glass Shop
Clyde R. Anderson announced the opening of an auto glass shop at 919 Spruce Street with a new glass cutting machine and complete line of safety glass ready to handle auto glass, body, fender, and paint problems for motorists.
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Clyde R. Anderson
Spruce Street
Anderson
Local Parents Attend Myrtle Point Mother's Tea Event
Mrs Jesse Hayes and Mrs Reese Daniels were guests at the Mother’s Tea at Union High School in Myrtle Point on Wednesday. The Carman family has moved into their newly completed home, and Mr and Mrs John Carman with their young daughter will relocate soon.
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Jesse Hayes
Reese Daniels
Union High School
Myrtle Point
Clinton Carman
Carmena
John Carman
Sitkum Gleanings Visitors and Travels This Week
Sitkum Gleanings notes Mr and Mrs Binger Laird and Mrs Julia Benham of Roseburg visited Mrs Belle Lauri from Friday evening to Sunday. Mr and Mrs Farrel Gobel and their son Mark traveled to Portland Monday for a medical check up. Pomona Grange attendees reported from McKinley on Saturday.
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Binger Laird
Julia Benham
Roseburg
Belle Lauri
Farrel Gobel
Mark
Portland
Local residents visit in Eugene and area updates
Residents Collette Sharon and Steve Sapp with Don Munson Elmer Wilson and Janet Wilson with Fern visited Eugene from Wednesday to Sunday. Charles Wilson drove them home after a Sunday trip. Mrs Louise Laird recovering after a major operation in Portland is improving. Mrs Arthur Jenkins attended a funeral in Coquille and stayed through the event. Norma Collpit Dee and Valarie of Myrtle Point visited Perley Crowley. Bob Kirk and family from Em pire spent time with John Kirk. Mr and Mrs Robert Thopson welcomed a third child at Mast Hospital on Tuesday February 20.
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Breeteee
Collette
Sharon
Steve Sapp
Don
Jon Munson
Elmer Wilson
Earl
Charles Wilson
Janet
W. A. Nickason
Fern
Eugene
Wilson
J. C. Hayes
Springfield
Nickasons
George Turner
Louise Laird
Portland
Arthur Jenkins
Coquille
Jenkins Sant
Norma Collpit
Dee
Valarie
Myrtle Point
Perley Crowley
Oscar Durrell
Harold Mulley
Coos Bay
Bob Kirk
Empire
John Kirk
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OSC
Johnson & Johnson
Rexall Store
Lew - Bay
Imswea
Thornton Tire Service
W. Front
Broadway
Curtis, Coos Bay
B.F. Goodrich
Arnold Hikiebrant
Myrtle Meint Vissted
Julia Howard
George Woolley
George Castile
Powers
Arvin Dunn
D R Curry
Willows
Cal
Cunn
Galloway
Curry
Jerry Hancock
J W Hagg
Tuscon, Aniwseona
Gaylord News
Sitkum
Pomona Grange
McKinley
Robert Thopson
Othe Mast Hospital
Tuesday Nurthy V.o.al
Ruts Olarvan
Andy Weshers
Meyteg Square Tub
Bendin Detone Home
Tewadry Alco Fine Jacobse Leynderell
Mooqon
Curtis
Eighth Street
Terrel Cooper
Silva
Aton
Weyerhaeuser
United States
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
Pacific
Df St
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