Huey Shatter Soldier Weds In Washington State
Harriet Louise Rudolph daughter of Seattle residents and Private Virgil Warkentine son of Shatter families wed in Olympia Washington in a double ring ceremony March 3 at the Christian Church. The bride a University of Washington graduate and art teacher in Auburn wore a brown suit with red carnation corsage. The groom served at Shafter Farm Workers Camp and is now stationed in Washington. Two soldiers from the groom’s camp attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Louise Rudolph
James E. Rudolph
Seattle
Virgil Warkentine
Herman Warkentine
Shatter
Claude Lorimer
Christian Church
Olympia, Wash
Leroy Witehr
Shafter
Kenneth Thon
Los Angeles
University of Washington
Auburn
Wash
W. S. Agricultural Department
Shafter Farm Workers Camp
Armed Services
of Washington
Miss Eley Bergen Weds in New Mexico
Miss Eley Bergen wed First Lieutenant Richard A. Larson at the Baptist Church in Clovis New Mexico. The bride wore a navy suit with orchids and is a Shafter High School graduate. Larson, a Liberator pilot in the Air Corps, is son of Mr and Mrs August Larson of Concordia Kansas. The couple began their romance at Minter Field and will reside in Clovis after a honeymoon flight visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
New Mexico
Eley Bergen
Richard A. Larson
Shafter High School
J. R. Bergen
Air Corps
August Larson
Concordia
Kansas
Minter Field
Larson
Shower Given To Honor Of Miss Eley Bergen
A lingerie bridal shower was held at the H. C. Neufeld home on Sierra street for Miss Eley Bergen. Pink roses and bridal wreath decorated the rooms. guests enjoyed an eight o'clock dessert bridge and the honoree received a butterfly orchid corsage along with gifts. Hostesses were Mesdames H. C. Neufeld Elmer Anderson and Tommie Dor is. Invited guests included several local residents and out-of-town guests from Bakersfield Wasco and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Neufeld
Sierra Street
Eley Bergen
the Peters
Elmer Anderson
Tommie Doris
Kenneth Howell
Rudean
Tommie Lochard
Jack White
Bakersfield
Geneva Bueckler
Wasem
Wallace Tucker
Los Angeles
Wm. Lachenmaier
June Lachenmaier
Katie Weigum
Pete Bender
John Fox
James Osborn
Ike Peters
J. J.peters
Virginia Appley
Party Honors Birthday of Miss Beulah Neuman
Miss Beulah Neuman was guest of honor at a party last Saturday evening at Legion Hall celebrating her sixteenth birthday. Dancing and games were enjoyed and refreshments of cake ice cream candy nuts and punch were served. Attendees included Vera Neuman Connie Hall Eleanor Eckman Irene Hoffman Mary Lou Gwin Velma Leach Marjorie Olson Pat Mettler Corine Mettler Freda Hobsenback Maxine Albright Leonard Johnson Don Loewen Wayne Guenther Harvey Neuman Robert Mettler Wayne Hefley Jim Albright Bob James Leonard Witcher Kenneth Burkhart Gene Mayer Dick Leonard David Channeson Victor Alexander and the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Neuman
Legion Hall
Vera Neuman
Connie Hall
Eleanor Eckman
Irene Hoffman
Mary Lou Gwin
Velma Leach
Marjorie Olson
Pat Mettler
Corine Mettler
Freda Hobsenback
Maxine Albright
Leonard Johnson
Don Loewen
Wayne Guenther
Harvey Neuman
Robert Mettler
Wayne Hefley
Jim Albright
Bob James
Leonard Witcher
Kenneth Burkhart
Gene Mayer
Dick Leonard
David Channeson
Victor Alexander
Bridge Players Entertainer Dessert Bridge Hosted by Mrs Weidman
Mrs C E Weidman hosted a one o'clock dessert bridge last Thursday for her club and friends. Three tables played with honors taken by Mrs C G Lindquist and Mrs J A Roswamp, traveling prize won by Mrs P C Guenther, in attendance were Mrs Dames Fred Vandenbeie Me F A Rubiman R Sander gon Jeanette Stoner and J C Rogers Wasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Weidman
C. G. Lindquist
J. A. Roswamp
P.C. Guenther
Fred Vandenbeie Me
F.a.rubiman
R. Sandergon
Jeanette Stoner
J. C. Rogers
Wasco
Legion Potluck Dinners End as Spud Season Approaches
About forty Legionnaires and auxiliary members attended a social potluck at the Legion Hall with Mrs. Wiebe and Mrs die Ratzlaff serving refreshments. The event included a war bond talk by Glenn Nay and a child welfare fundraiser adding 17.50. Officers will be nominated at the next meeting and an eighth grade essay program was organized with Mrs. Hansen as chair. The auxiliary plans a defense stamp booth on bond sale day April 15 with postmarks rising nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Scott
Los Angeles
Scott
National Astrological Association
A.B. McKinley
F L. Arnold
Fred Vandenberg
Jack Battaglia
Ner
Tossanssees
Auuxiliary
Legionaires
Glenn Nay
Bert Hebel
Mesdames
Clyde Bell
Twety
J. P. Hansen
Wildlife ration efforts face cost amid law violations
In March 12 percent of Fish and Game violators paid fines totaling 4697 dollars while authorities sought to supplement meat rations with venison and other wildlife, reflecting funding pressures and enforcement activity.
Chemistry Class Luncheon on Colloid Foods at Shafter High
Shafter High School plans a luncheon where all foods served are treated as colloids. Miriam Klaudt leads the committee with assistants Mamie Kroeker Connie Hall and Dona Neufeld to set the date and determine edible colloids. Lloyd Pack, chemistry teacher, suggested the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter High School
Miriam Klaudt
Mamie Kroeker
Connie Hall
Dona Neufeld
Lloyd Pack
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Federation
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Lee S. Harper
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Wiebe
First Baptist Church
F. C. Wiebe
Die Ratzlaff
San Francisco
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California
Treasury
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SHELL
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