Obituary notices from Coquille Valley events and deaths
Obituaries list several local deaths including Lelia Carpanne Puncrei-serviess born 1909 in West Virginia died June 3 in Coquille. she married Thomas Cribeias in Myrtle Point. Agnes Marie Weathers, 56, died June 6 near Roseburg after an automobile accident. she leaves several children and relatives. Other notices include Climon Edwin Carman, 22, of Gaylord died June 1 in a farming accident. Ida C C Soper, 83, died June 2 in Modesto, California, with service by Myrtle Point Presbyterian Church. Funeral details given for each, with locations at Norway Cemetery and Myrtle Point Chapel.
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Poshentes County
West Virginia
Coquille Valley
Chikan
Alaska
Frede M. King
Myrtle Point
Veda G. Taylor
Roseburg
Huvert Crawford
Norway Cemetery
Agnes Marie Weathers
Bridge Grange
Church of Christ
Winston
Winston Caurin
Christ
Climon Edwin Carman
Gaylord
Mr. Carman
Myrtle Palmt
Powers @mewry
Kenneth Stevens
Carman
Karen
Powers
Betsy
John Carman
Kathy Adams
North Bend
Boper
Eldiner
Orange County
Calif
Cess County
Mesy Yeers
California
St Myrtle Pol Presbyterian Church
Humbel County
William Albert Soper
Myrtle Point Chapel
Older meat seen as best bargain by OSU study
OSU animal science expert W. H. Kennick says meat that has lost its bright red color can be a better bargain and is as tender and nutritious as fresher cuts. Taste tests found older meat equal to newer cuts, with marbling accelerating oxidation and reducing display life, while freezing at retail fails to satisfy consumers.
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OSU
W. H. Kennick
Kennick
Kenrick
Kennaick
May 1972 House action on minimum wage bill debated
The piece discusses Congress debates over a Fair Labor Standards Act amendment. It covers proposed wage levels for non farm workers and youths, the Erlenborn substitute, potential inflation effects, and partisan positions. The author endorses gradual increases and notes Senate action remains uncertain.
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Rver
Congress
Newse
Congressman Enlerborn
Dmnois
Erenborn
Erlenborn
House
Senate
Kokanee Dominate Oregon Angling Across Deep Lakes
Milton Guymon explains kokanee, the red salmon, outranks rainbow and other species in many Oregon lakes. Creel checks show about 98 percent of anglers pursue kokanee, with typical sizes from 8 to 16 inches and some exceeding 19. Summer fishing declines after June, but kokanee remain available at depths of 50 feet or more. Trolling, small spoons, and fast spinners prove effective for catching them at appropriate depths.
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Oregon
Rainbow
Brook
Crescent
Odell Lades
Lake Trow
Crescom
Odell
Lake of the Woods
Cates, Crane
Prairie
Davis
Bik
Wickiw
Wallowa
Tke Crescent
Seraies
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Lelia Carpaane
Agness Marie Weathers
Clinton Edwin Carman
Ida CC. Soper
Modesto
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al Cartwright
Myrtle
Southern Pacific Railroad
Coos County
Marshfield
Coos Bay
Marshfiek
Portland
Cartwrights Car Corral
D.C
With Dellenback
Erbeborn
Reba Mead
Pentacostal Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion
Glenn's
Oguda
West Man
Dad
Arrow
Wembley
Breuers Shoes & Clothing
Amana Freezer
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Ag Rew
Regina
Avesada
Gheerring
Merald,myrtle Point, Ore., Th
Milton Guymon
Luce Kohanee
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