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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1938
Page
4
The excerpt surveys early English Bible history and figures like Cranmer and Henry VIII, noting translations and presses in the 16th century. It references the Great Bible of 1539, languages used in mass services, and related scholarly points with scattered dates and places.
A writer laments fur trapping and open seasons killing Oregon's furbearers and other wildlife. He argues for a multi year closed season and banning poison bait to preserve species like otter, beaver and mink and urges civic groups to back wildlife protection. The piece links habitat loss to greed and warns of long term ecological and cultural costs.
Fragmentary date and place details with unclear event. No clear names, organizations, or outcomes are readable.
Ruth Hanshaw of Bridge married by Judge Thompson. A ranch in Arago owned by Jamey H and William H Staufff in Santa Monica and Grenade California was leased Saturday to C Ro Webb. Mrs Frank Young was stung by a yellow jacket Monday afternoon while gathering fruit. her arm and hand were badly swollen.
The Riverst Presbyterian Church lists Rev. Mugh Muehatmere as pastor with 10 a m services and Sunday schoolRegular activities continue through August with resumed services in September 8 The church will unite with the Church of Christ for evangelistic services Also the Church of the Bratmen F P Pastor Bare hosts worship at 10 am with Bible School after and a 648 pm Christian workers meeting The congregation plans a union service at the Church of Christ at 5 pm
A fragmented recipe note describes left over batter for griddle cakes and dipping foods, mentions breading and butter brushing for golden brown results. It also briefly covers sewing snap fasteners and aligning marks for correct placement.
A survey of 420 rural youths aged 16 to 25 by Oregon’s extension service found 198 in school or planning to return, 232 with completed formal education, 213 with data on advancement beyond high school, 84 percent above high school, 18.8 percent beyond elementary, and about one percent not finishing elementary. Only one in ten out of school youths planned to return, while a third hoped to continue education.
A J R Beck analysis shows over half of surveyed youths deem education essential. Only one in six lack plans for further training, with many out of school youths especially young women showing higher prior schooling. Despite hope fading for some, many in and out of school desire further training or work prospects, while state unemployment data reveal independent work patterns.
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