4H and FFA to Compete for Premiums at PI Show
Four H and FFA exhibitors prepare for a PI show awarding 11 576 dollars in premiums and scholarships. The junior show shifts to the American judging system from Danish, with a main auction on October 19 for lambs hogs and steers. Exhibits must be in place by October 14 weighed October 16 show ring October 17 with regional livestock judging championships.
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FFA
FFA Livestock and Dairy Teams Vie at State Show
FFA livestock and dairy judging teams will compete on October 22 the final day of the show with more than 150 teams entered.
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Bers
FFA
Obituary Notice for Lloyd Lackey
Overlooked death notice for Lloyd Lackey born 63 died Aug 27 at Keizer hospital North Bend. Services held Schroeder Funeral Home with Rev Edw McClurg, interment at Suez cemetery Coos Bay. Survived by widow Charlotte one daughter Mrs Kenneth Stone and siblings in Tacoma and Astoria.
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Lloyd Lackey
Lackey
Keizer Hospital
North Bend
Schroeder
Edw. McClurg
Suez Cemetery
Coos Bay
Broadbent
The
Elks
Eagles
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Ralph A. Myers Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Ralph A. Myers 74 who died at Springfield Oregon Thursday Sept 27 were held Saturday at 2 o clock with Rev J W Barnett officiating Interment at Norway cemetery Myers born Norway May 2 1881 lived most of his life in Coos county moving to Springfield about 13 years ago Survivors include wife Clara Maude daughters Hazel Willis and Margaret Yerwillegar son John Springfield step son Geo M Fisher of Arago and eight grandchildren
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Ralph A. Myers
Springfield
Ore
Schroeder
J. W. Barnett
Norway Cemetery
Mr. Myers
Norway
Coos County
Clara Maude
Hazel Willis
Margaret Jyerwilleg
Myrtle Point Obituaries and High School Football Recap
Obituaries note the passing of Chas Cummings 66 from Powers and list survivors Anna Weeks Fallon Sylvia Lockhart Los Angeles Psky Latham Chugwater Gamble Bandon Paul Davis Myrtle Point and others. The Myrtle Point football game against Waldport ended 21 6 with Newton’s 10 yard return and Calkins sealing the win. Waldport featured a strong halftime show by the Shamrockettes two young twirlers won Rose Festival honors.
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Anna Weeks
Myrtle Point
Hallie Jones
Fallon
Nev
Frank
Sylvia) Lockhart
Los Angeles
Calif
Psky) Latham
Chugwater
Wyo
Harry
tAloma) Gamble
Bandon
Paul Davis
Pep
Harry Davis
Myrtle Oint
Waldport Shamrockettes
Portland
Northwest
Bertha Fenton Davis 85 Funeral Held in Norway Cemetery
Bertha Fenton Davis 85 died Friday September 30 at Mast hospital. Graveside services were held Monday at Norway cemetery under Schroeder Funeral Home. She was wife of the late Frank Davis Sr born July 13 1870 in O'Dell Illinois to Ephriam T and wife, Iowa pioneers who moved to Coos County in 1905.
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Norway Cemetery
Schroeder
Liquor Sales Pour Funds to State and Local Agencies
The Oregon liquor control commission distributes 3,535,000 from liquor sales and privilege tax for the quarter ended September 30 to cities, counties, the state census fund, and the general fund. Liquor revenue totals 3,250,000 with 157,500 to cities, 5,000 to the census fund, and 3,087,000 to the general fund. Privilege taxes on malt beverages and wines bring 275,000, with 68,750 to the general fund and 206,250 to counties.
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Oregon Liquor Control Commission
State Census Board
State General Fund
Myrtle Point Dominates Waldport In Feisty Football Bout
Myrtle Point jumped to a 14-0 lead as McCain and Whitaker hooked up on a scoring drive and Karl Hagen recovered a fumbled punt. The Panthers extended the advantage to 20-0 on a 33 yard run by Jesse Adams, then Waldport finally found the end zone before halftime after a long Dewkine pass was intercepted.
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Newton
Myrtle Point
John Murray
Waldport
Ashenbrenner
Ken Calkins
Cats
Karl “ Tank” Hagen
McCain
John Whitaker
Waldport Rd
Jesse Adams
Kincheloe
Dewkine
Deer Hunters Warned On Rifles For Big Game
Oregon Game Commission reiterates that deer may not be taken with rifles under .23 inch calibre and lists small bore weapons banned for big game. The agency urges hunters to uphold the RED HAT pledge and promote safe, law abiding landowner sportsmen relations.
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Oregon Game Commission
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