Erma Hueneman To Glendale
Erma Hueneman left Shafter Sunday for Glendale where she plans to live in the future.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1939
Page
3
Erma Hueneman left Shafter Sunday for Glendale where she plans to live in the future.
The column notes a busy travel week with residents and visitors from Shafter and Santa Barbara. Myron W. Hickok of Santa Barbara visits Shafter. John and Roberta Dalke spend a Santa Barbara weekend. L. D. Griffin of Oklahoma City to visit relatives. The Robersons, Siemens, and Pierce families are also listed with trips to national parks, San Francisco, and coast towns.
Louis Starrh, member of Shafter high school class, will be awarded the state farmer key at the Sacramento state fair ceremonies next week. The award requires a $200 profit on an agricultural project and outstanding scholarship and school involvement. Starrh chose hogs as his four year project.
Stores in the Shafter business section were closed for one hour yesterday afternoon during the funeral of George Hukill a resident of Shafter for 12 years who died Sunday at Santa Maria following an automobile accident.
Don Loewen won the first Shafter model airplane meet with 209 points at Richland school grounds on Friday morning. Don Gaede took second with 163 points flying an Aronca seaplane. others included Jack Highfield with a Pussmoth J C Marlett with a Curtis Hawk and Ray Lockhard with a Monocoupe.
Potatoes move from Tehachapi district with Jacobsen Kirschenmann and Cummings Valley sheds handling the heaviest shipments. Officials expect shipments to increase through the next few weeks as the season progresses.
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