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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1960
Page
3
John Deeter of Bakersfield earns broad respect for his foresight in business and his active role in community improvement. He is praised for contributions to Bakersfield and Kern County and for continuing to build on his successful reputation across many ventures.
William Lyle leads Lyco Chemicals Division Inc at 1301 Bernard and has built a strong reputation for progressive administration. The firm supplies agricultural, feed, and petroleum chemicals and pool chemicals with distribution through Ogle Bros in Shafter, Bob Purvis in Wasco, and Whitten Bros in Delano.
Pete Lokey and Jack Moore are credited with sustaining Bakersfield Bowling Academy at 1106 18th St and Westchester Bowl at 1819 30th St. The pair are hailed for organizational genius, launching winter leagues, assisting teams, and contributing to Kern County recreation and local projects.
In Bakersfield the progressive businessman Ken Gallagher of the Ken Gallagher Mobile Service 5321 South Union Ave is praised for improving both business and civic conditions. His Mobilgas station offers motor tune up minor repairs and brake service and he is noted for careful attention to detail and adaptability. He is described as civic minded and cooperative in community activities earning respect and goodwill.
In a tribute to progressive Bakersfield business people, Jack Delaney and Stanley Ahlf of Delaney and Ahlf Diesel Service Inc congratulate their civic spirit. The Bakersfield community praises their fair business methods and public service record at 3915 Pierce Road.
In Bakersfield a feature honors Ansley Y Howard of Adlon Building Materials Inc at 311 Kentucky for six years of leadership in cement and plaster supplies. The profile lauds his civic initiatives and contribution to Kern County business growth.
Ed R Keck of Eds Tire Service at 1904 East California Avenue Bakersfield is highlighted for his community leadership and business contributions. Since opening in 1934 he has aided Bakersfield and surrounding rural areas with tire repair tractor tires and used tires for autos trucks tractors and cotton trailers.
Bakersfield honors Anne K Krausse owner of Magunden's Cocktail Lounge 3931 Edison Highway for her community service and popular luncheon menu from 11:30 to 2:30 daily. She supports local projects and contributes time and energy to regional initiatives.
In tough times, Benton H. Amos of Amos Chrome Plating at 308 Yampa Bakersfield is praised for optimism service and courtesy. His firm specializes in bumper straightening re plating and decorative plating while supporting community affairs and civic duties.
Lavon Ballard, owner of Brock's Beauty Salon at 20th and Chester in Brock's Department Store, Bakersfield, is praised for civic involvement and professional service. The profile notes her forward-moving plans to modernize and improve comfort for Kern County customers.
Jud Williamson of Kern Picker Service at 1901 South Chester Avenue Bakersfield is recognized for progressive public service. The tribute cites his civic work and honest business practices, praising his record and hoping for continued service to Bakersfield and Kern County communities.
Due to the efforts of a group of wide awaken business and professional people Bakersfield has attained a dominant position in this part of the state. Roy B Anglen and his son William B Anglen of Roy Anglen and Son wholesale citrus distributors are cited as progressive community contributors.
A Bakersfield electrical contractor, Grover C. LeViner of LeViner Electric at 3132 Monterey, is lauded as progressive and reliable. The notice highlights his civic contributions, broad service area in Kern County, and hopes for continued business and community progress.
Community figures recognize Lorene Smith of Lorene's Coffee Shop at 1415 24th Street near Chester Avenue as a valued asset. The note highlights her progressive spirit, business leadership, and active involvement in civic life and quality service.
Jim Barber operates a well known gypsum spreading business in Bakersfield. His modern spreading equipment and leadership in the field have earned him recognition as a progressive Kern County businessman. The Bakersfield Review extends public esteem and thanks.
Katherine M. Pace licensed physical therapist and operator of Kay's Contour Salon at 909 Chester Avenue Bakersfield is recognized for expertise in weight reduction and modern services. She serves Bakersfield Kern County and Shafter area clients with exercise room cabinet baths Swedish massage and civic involvement for over 12 years.
Tribute praises Elmer A Goertz president of Bakersfield Savings and Loan Association for honesty leadership and civic service. It notes his offices at 1720 Chester Bakersfield with branches in Oildale Taft and reach to Shafter Kern County communities.
Henry Dumler, owner and manager of the Kern Pool Co., Bakersfield, is commended for his role in city growth and civic support. The firm specializes in steel reinforced gunite pools, Swimquip filters, and post construction maintenance, with 16 years in the pool business and four years of operation in Bakersfield.
Jerry Chapman, manager of Allied Seed Co of California at Wible and Pacheco Roads, has led Bakersfield branch growth for over five years. The firm sources western field seed, ships to eastern markets, and boosts local trade prominence while maintaining nationwide ties.
The Bakersfield painting contractor at 1511 Quincy is commended for his community leadership and steady business, offering interior and exterior painting paper hanging and roof spraying. The notice lauds his civic involvement and ongoing pursuit of perfection in his craft.
Johnnie L. Davis, owner of Circle Auto Sales at 2820 and 3600 Chester, earns praise for progressiveness and dedication to public service. He is recognized for building a valued used car operation and contributing to Bakersfield and Kern County civic welfare through steady community involvement.
The Bakersfield Tile & Marble Co. celebrates Glenn W. Taylor of 2921 Monterey Bakersfield for over 15 years of background in ceramic terrazzo quarry and mosaic tile work. He has built strong local friendships and supports community development while maintaining high business standards and future success.
Terrell McKenzie and Nelson J. Roscoe of Bakersfield Pump Co. are commended for progressive business practices and public service. Their firm at 1 East California is Johnston Pumps authorized, providing testing and repair for all pump makes, along with notable community support.
Leslie Pratt and his sons Kenny and Art, partners in the Alex Robertson Company, are highlighted as successful civic minded business leaders in Bakersfield. The firm, active in Kern County and statewide oil gas and water pipeline construction, equipment rental and related services, is cited for fostering community life and enterprise.
A Bakersfield review highlights Loyd Boyce of the Loyd Boyce Chevron Gas Station at Brundage and Oak. For over five years he has offered Chevron service plus motor tune up and brake work while contributing to civic projects and seeking ongoing improvements in public service.
Bakersfield’s rise as a metropolitan trading center is framed by visionaries like John and Grace Albo who founded Albo's Bedding Co. Over a quarter century later Robert R. Alto runs the firm at 1009 34th Street, rebuilding mattresses and upholding the city’s growing prestige.
The article commends Nelson Roscoe and Terrell McKenzie for their interest in civic betterment and progress. It highlights their contributions to community projects and extends sincere appreciation on behalf of citizens supporting local business and general welfare.
The C O Thompsons operate B T Venetian Blind Co at 1111 West Casa Loma Drive Bakersfield. Tommy handles technical work while Kathryn runs the office. they offer custom Venetian blinds Kirsch Vertical Drapes and all window furnishings plus parts laundry service and repair.
James M. Bridges and Wimmer E. Cooper of Baker's Welding Supply Co and Baker's Tool Rental & Sales in Bakersfield are praised as progressive citizens. The article extols their leadership, dependable service, and hard work in offering quality welding products from Linde Air Products and Lincoln Welders.
A feature praising T. J. Wilson of Advanced Refrigeration Bakersfield for his public service and customer satisfaction. The article highlights his role as Kern County’s trusted dealer for Friedrich Floating air refrigeration and air conditioning, noting his community support and friendly approach.
A feature highlighting Raymond T. Taylor president and manager of Bakers Transfer and Storage at 800 California Avenue. The piece lauds his optimism, civic involvement, and drive, noting state wide moving services and agency work for Mayflower Transit Company, plus the firm’s safety and efficiency reputation.
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