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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1962

Page

11

Church Directory Listings Include St Marks Nazarene Seventh Day Coverage

A historical church directory lists St Marks Episcopal at 1120 Maryland Gus day services 9 a.m. morning prayer and sermon with monthly Sunday service details. It also lists Church of the Nazarene at 98 a.m. and Seventh Day events with worship and youth meetings led by pastors including Len Tetrick Dorman HN Leve and Gian Mayhew. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 206 street shows Sunday church services and midweek meetings with contact numbers.

ST. Marks Episcopal Church Maryland Hely Len Tetrick Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latterday Saints Strest Deen Maecen

Agnes A Brown services held in Myrtle Point

Services for Agnes A Brown were held at 1 p.m. November 6 in Schroeder's chapel with Rev. Glen Mayhew officiating. Burial followed at Norway cemetery. Born May 11, 1891 in Josephine county, she died November 2 at age 71 at her son's Broad Bend route home in Myrtle Point. Surviving are son Albert Brown of Broadbent route Myrtle Point, son Raymond Brown of Empire, one grandson, brother Bert Ocheltree of Washington, and five step grandchildren.

Agnes A. Brown Schroeder Glen Mayhew Norway Cemetery Mrs. Brown Josephine County Broadbent Myrtle Point

Fallout and Radiation Protection Primer from a Nuclear Event

A dated hospital or civil defense guide explains fallout from atomic blasts. It defines fallout as dust from pulverized debris, details alpha beta and gamma radiation, and outlines three protection levels including shielding and distance. The piece notes the 7 19 rule for decay and practical examples of shielding materials.

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