Former Wasco Pastor Visits McMichael Home
Dr. John B. Toomay former pastor of Wasco Congregational Church visited Tuesday at the Shafter Experimental Farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Scott McMichael. His son Michael, a Claremont High School senior, led the team as high point man and is regarded as one of Southern California’s top high school players. Jack, the elder son, has returned home with his wife and child after a season of pro basketball in the East. Ted, another son, attends College of the Pacific in Stockton where he resides with his wife and child.
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John B. Toomay
Wasco
Dr. Toomay
Ted
College of the Pacific
Stockton
Choir Director Feted On Birthday By Wasco Choir
After a regular rehearsal at Wasco First Baptist, choir director Mrs Arthur Ehrhorn was surprised with a birthday party. A side room held a cake, lighted tapers, and ice cream as the group presented a three tier canape server matching her china. The full choir of 31 members attended.
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Wasco First Baptist
Arthur Ehrhorn
Turning Into Driveways
National Automobile Club warns motorists to look around before entering driveways and use clear arm signals to avoid danger. The advisory stresses attentive turning and visible signaling as essential safety practices for drivers near home.
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National Automobile Club
First Planting of New Cotton Strain Planned
The first official planting of a new cotton strain, possibly superior to acala 442, will occur at the J. G. Boswell ranch near Corcoran. George Harrison of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Shafter field station developed the improved strain, showing greater tensile strength and resistance to verticillium wilt. About two acres will be planted to test true isolation from other fields.
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J. G. Boswell
Corcoran
George Harrison
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Shafter
Harrison
Boswell Ranch
Program Planned May 5 Following Kern Home Tour
A fashion review will accompany the Kern County homes tour in the Shafter area on May 5. Miss Dorothy Wilkinson plans the schedule and invites women with period costumes to participate in a parade showing garments from oldest to present, aided by dressmaking classes. Callers are requested to contact Mrs. R. E. Sturges or Mrs. W. W. Weyand. Five homes will be open for inspection, highlighting storage, space, and decor. Public event. no reservations needed.
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Kern County
Shafter
Dorothy Wilkinson
Wilkinson
R. E. Sturges
W. W. Weyand
Las Vegas Emerges as Last Frontier Town in Southern Nevada
The National Automobile Club calls Las Vegas one of the last frontier towns in Southern Nevada under Liberal laws. The desert city offers Old West scenes and pastimes and serves as the gateway to Hoover Dam.
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Las Vegas
The
National Automobile Club
Nevada
Hoover Dam
Maple District Activities Highlight Local Visitors and School Events
Miss Marion Dennis, fiancee of Mr. Gilbert Adams, visited Maple School during Easter vacation in Shafter, claiming fondness for Kern County. Mrs. Sturges and Mrs. Bergen prep for a state P.T.A. convention in Los Angeles. a piano recital by Eleanor Clemens’ pupils is planned for May first at Wasco Methodist Church. Donald Loewen, Wasco High student and junior class president, attended the Student Executive Council at Maricopa and will perform in the junior class play You Can t Take It With You next Friday in the high school auditorium.
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Marion Dennis
Gilbert Adams
Maple School
Dennis
San Francisco
Shafter
Kern County
Robert Sturges
Maple P.T. A
Los Angeles
Walter Bergen
Wasco Elementary
P.T.A
Sturges
Eleanor Clemens
Wasco Methodist Church
Donald Loewen
Frank Loewen
Maple
Wasco High School
Maricopa
Don
Wasco
Maple Couple Honored On Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. D. W. Gwin was surprised Friday evening as friends helped celebrate the forty first wedding anniversary. Guests brought dinner and gifts. A recorded playback of courtship stories was presented to Mr. Gwin, who also gave a wrist watch to his wife. Attendees included the Gwins' son in law and daughter Philip Seeley and wife, Rev B E Andrews, and Mr and Mrs Henry Penner.
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D. W. Gwin
Mr. Gwin
Aniversary
Mr. Givin
Bumps Easy Warns On Car Tire Stress
The National Automobile Club cautions against driving too fast over bumps even with independent front suspension. They warn tires bear the brunt of rough routes and manufacturers discourage tire-harmful driving enabled by this design feature.
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National Automobile Club
Barbecued Lamb Dinner Enjoyed at Poso Flats Gathering
Mr and Mrs J W Tic Lewis hosted a Sunday pot luck at Poso Flats featuring Russian barbecued lamb cooked by their son in law Paul Susoeff. Attendees included Crandalls of Bakersfield and Dinuba and Esther Henry of Shafter. The couple recently moved to care for a Crandall turkey ranch with flocks totaling 5000 each, enjoying green mountains and dust-free days.
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J. W
Tic) Lewis
Poso Flats
Lewis
Paul Susoeff
Russell’ Crandall
Bakersfield
Armond Crandall
Dinuba
Arthur Sargent
California DMV Issues 98 469 Licenses in December 1948
The National Automobile Club reports the California Department of Motor Vehicles issued 98 469 licenses in December 1948, bringing total licenses outstanding to 4 935 122. Of these, 4 507 748 were chauffeurs licenses.
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California Department of Motor Vehicles
National Automobile Club
Scout Troop Plans Delano Radio Station Tour
Maple Scout Troop members meet at Maple School this evening ahead of schedule to visit the Delano broadcasting station. Led by Scoutmaster Ruben Siemens the group departs at 6 30 p m to reach Delano by 7 00 p m with accompanying adult committeemen.
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Maple Scout Troops
Maple School
Delano Broadcasting Station
Delano
Ruben Siemens
Walter Nicol
Easter Dinner Served Sunday at Siemens Home
Following church services on Easter Sunday the J. J. Siemens family held a garden dinner at the J. C. Siemens home. Attending were Mr and Mrs J J Siemens, Mr and Mrs Menno Siemens and daughters Barbara, Mr and Mrs Ruben Siemens and son Philip, Mr Abe Isaac and children Vernon Betty and Donald, Mr and Mrs J C Siemens and son Ronald, and Mr John Siemens from Delano.
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J. J. Siemens
J. C. Siemens
Menno Siemens
Barbara
Ruben Siemens
Philip
Abe Isaac
Vernon
Betty
Donald
Ronald
John Siemens
Delano
Safe Driving Advice From National Automobile Club
The National Automobile Club warns against racing curves and urges entering them at a safe speed and acceleration. They caution that going too fast may force braking to avoid disaster and endanger drivers.
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National Automobile Club
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