Baby News From Shafter Area Births And Visits
A series of birth announcements and visits outline recent family additions and travels in Shafter. John Erno Es tey and Helen Gloria Rueda baby arrivals are noted, along with twins Ray and May High. Wands, Waker, and White families are mentioned with new arrivals and visits to Los Angeles, San Diego, Lost Hills, Bakersfield, and Yellowstone trips.
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John High
Ray
May
Bank president visits Shafter during Oklahoma trip
J. L. Beard president of the First National Bank of Frederick Oklahoma visited Shafter with Mrs. Beard and their daughter Ramona to see his son J L Beard Jr employed at the local Bank of America branch. Miss Koleta Osborn returned Sunday night from a motor trip to Sacramento and the Redwood highway to Eureka.
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Yellowsone Park
F. L. Kinyon
Yellowstone National Park
Lake Tahoe
Mr. Kinyon
Harvey Gaede
T. V. Little
Don Little
Gene Bosserdet
Manitoba
Canada
Mrs. Little
Las Vegas
Nevada
Redwood Empire
Koleta Osborn
Sacramento
Redwood Highway
Eureka
Oklahoma
J. L. Beard
First National Bank of
Frederick
Shafter High Announces Staff Change For Next Semester
Miss Daisy Blaettler of Puente will replace Miss Trayner of San Francisco at Shafter High School. Blaettler, a Kern County native and UCLA graduate, will teach girls' physical education, English and history. She previously worked in registration at UCLA's Westwood campus.
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Shafter High School
Daisy Blaettler
Puente
Trayner
San Francisco
Miss Blaettler
Kern County
Westwood
Stoller Welcomes Twin Girls in 1987 Birth
Emil Stoller and his wife welcomed twin daughters Lavenne and Lavelle early Sunday morning in Shafter. Both mother and babies are progressing well, marking the first twins born there in 1987.
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Emil Stoller
Emil
Shafter
Shafter FFA Plans at State Fair Projects
Shafter FFA members enter livestock poultry eggs field crops and farm mechanics for the California state fair. Richard Harris and Omar Evans depart August 30 for Sacramento with projects. fair runs September 3 to 9. Participants include Walter Kirschenmann Jake Siemens Dick Herris and others with steers hogs chickens cotton and a home built trailer among entries.
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Shafter F. F. A
Richard Harris
Omar Evans
Sacramento
Walter Kirschenmann
Jake Siemens
Shafter
Bill Shultz
Shultz
Walter Esaw
Dick Herris
Poland
China
Hampshire
Fred Janzen
Louis Starrh
Detsoff
Neuman
Hein
Rhode Island
Aso
Cotten
Elvin Klassen
Herb Neuman
Bernie , Koop
Shafter Boys
Mr. Johnson
Agricultural Department
Glenn O. Nay
Softball Team Wins Twin Bill in Bakersfield
Walter Kirschenmann pitched well for the locals holding Bakersfield to three hits as six runs supported him. E Schultz won the second game allowing four hits. Breitenbach and Unruh led the offense with two homers and a circuit hit as the locals beat Bakersfield 9 5.
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Walter
Kirschenmann
Bakersfield
E. Schultz
Breitenbach
Unruh
L A Auto Thieves Take Neuman Car In Downtown Los Angeles
Bob Neuman and his wife had left for a vacation, stopping in Los Angeles before continuing by train to Wilmington to catch a boat for Catalina Island. The theft occurred on a downtown street as early word reported. The article also notes Joaquin Cotton & A company expanding GOA at Chowchilla in Madera County.
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Bob Neuman
Los Angeles
The
Joaquin Cotton &A. Company
Goa
Chowchilla
Madera County
Kern Park Squad Defeats Shafter in League Opener
Kern County Park nine, led by Merle Stupes, beat Shafter 13 to 6 in the first league game. The contest was played at Kern Park with Shafter's lineup including Neufeld Bridg es Trent Campbell Annis Breitenbach Combs C Neuman and Mason.
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Shafter
Merle Stupes
Kern County Park
Kern Park
Neufeld
Bridges
Trent
Campbell
Annis
Breitenbach
Combs
Neuman
Mason
Greeley Well Drilling Accelerates In North Field
Standard Oil operators drill the North Greeley well at 543 feet per day including surface pipe set up. The hole reaches 4236 feet in eight days since spudding. A second wildcat, KCL 12-2, has spudded in on the B lease in Section 16.
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Standard Oil Company
Greeley
Migratory Camp Near Town Ready to Open for Business
The government migratory camp, about three miles north of town, is nearly ready to begin operations. Provisions are being made to care for about 2388 families, with only finishing touches remaining. George Allen, named chief guard, arrived with his family this week from Arvin where he worked at a similar camp.
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George Allen
Arvin
Mystery of the Black Widow Love Call
A curious note describes a young female black widow spinning a maiden shed then issuing a call for a mate. Scientists reportedly cannot explain how this love signal is sent or perceived by potential suitors.
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Black Widow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Estys
John Erno
John E. Estey
Helen Gloria
Jose Rueda
Charlotta Beth Wands
M. M
San Diego
Neil D. Waker
M. M. Kay
Mr. Waker
Mrs. Kay
Frederick C. White
Martha Ann
Guy Ward
Shirley June
Bakersfield Hos
Walter Stebbins
Hollywood
Fresno
Lost Hille
Ray Welch
Lost Hills
T. F. Bayless
Theodore F. Bayless
Diego
Harris
Andy Raphael
J. P. Harris
Bible Institute
L. A
Stoop
Sint Ee
Philco
Shafter Furniture Co
E. Zenk
Feem
Canterbury
van Camp
Safeway
Kern Valley
Namco
del Monte
Mrs. Stewarts
Victory Beer
Duchess
Pierres
Loreen Eeene
Burbank
Lake Co