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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1947
Page
11
The text describes angina pectoris with pain starting in the left chest and arm. It notes the patient freezes in place, adopts a protective posture, and may bend backward while supporting the heart area. It distinguishes exertional angina from resting pain and mentions possible rheumatic or gas pain and longer hard pains signaling heart disease.
The Church of Christ on the Shafter-Wasco Highway hosted a song fest with A. L. Rodgers presiding and S. Stanford leading the first song. E. M. Taylor of Bakersfield led prayer. participants included Tice Chico Hayes Housen Stagner McFarland Davis Lang Taft Smith Shafter Wasco. A Rodgers quartet and Rodgers daughters performed. Revered Richard Monroe led the singing, lunch followed, and Taft Church invites Shafter and others for a May service day.
Week-end visitors included Don Anderson and his wife from Inglewood visiting the Martin Anderson household for a short stay.
The Camp Fire Council and Guardian gathering at Mrs. Joe Frizzell's home drew a well attended crowd. Margaret Ann Houseman field director and Mrs. Lowell Todd local director led a paper making demonstration and outlined plans for a May 10 cook out at Manuel Park with Horizon Club chairs handling food. The group includes 108 youth and 21 adults, totaling 129 attendees.
Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Peters included Mrs. Peters' parents Mr. and Mrs. J R Bergen and their children Harry Nancy and Johnnie. also Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bergen and their kids.
Martin Anderson welcomed his mother Mrs. T. Anderson of Bakersfield and sister Mrs. Howard Brown of Oildale as Sunday guests at the Martin Anderson residence.
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