Motel Pushes To First Place In Mixed Doubles League
The Shafter Motel bowling team swept Bowlers Motel three games to none to seize first place. Motel improved to 14 wins against 7 losses after a 1917 total and a high game of 669. Pill Tiberghein led men with 543 across three games and Evelyn Tiberghein topped women with 517 and 190.
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Shafter Motel
Motel
Pill Tiberghein
Mor gan family visits Downey relatives
Mr and Mrs Alfred Morgan together with Gloria Connie and Danny recently visited their sister Mrs Vic Page and family of Downey.
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Alfred Morgan
Gloria
Connie
Danny
Vic Page
Downey
Popping Chestnuts Create Surprise for Police Judge
City Police Judge Frank G Shaw received chestnuts before Thanksgiving that were baked to dry them but forgot about them The oven noise drew Police Chief John Reily into a minor domestic mystery The chestnuts proved to be the source of the disturbance not exploding shells The Cocoanut Grove fire in Boston killed about 500 people on November 28 1942.
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Shaw
Watfire
John Reily
Cocoanut Grove
Boston
League Leader Keeps Top Spot In Minor League
Wittenberg extends its lead in the minor league at the Sportsman Alley this week by easing past Agriform two games to one. Mocker's tops the single game with 901. Géne Stewart of the Press tops the three game series with 591. William Brown of Mocker's wins one game with 212. Mocker's defeats Shafter Firemen two to one in team play, Central Hardware bests West's Hotel, and the Press beat American Legion. A free turkey prize, donated by Wittenberg's, will be awarded during the week of December 7 in open and league games. Members listed in the 500 Club include Gordon Bennett, Sam Farl ing, P. V. McClure, William Brown, Earl Beadle, Harry Mayes, Les Reeves, Frank Migdatt, Ed Barron.
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Wittenberg'’s
Sportsman Alley
Agriform
Wittenberg
Shafter Press
Mocker’s
Géne “Stewart
Press
William Brown
Mocker's
Shafter Firemen
Central Hardware
West
American Legion
Lester Reeves
Wittenberg's
Gordon Bennett
Sam Rarling
P. V. McClure
Earl Beadle
Harry Mayes
Les Reeves
Frank Migdat
Ed Barron
Shafter High Plans Three Tonight in Gym Stage Plays
Drama classes at Shafter High School stage three plays at 8 p.m. in the school gym. The Christmas Play night was moved from December 5 due to a sports conflict. The featured production And Happy New Year comes from the advance drama class directed by Beth McClean with two debut pieces The Pampered Darling and Hillbilly Sue from the beginning class.
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Shafter High School
Darling
Weston
New York
Mach One
Genivieve
Rosalie Sade
Susan
Patsy McNew
Becky
Karen Burnquist
Joan
Edna Crane
Miss Weston
Joyce Bartel
Emma Manstfield
Martha’ Jeffcoat
Victor Gibbons
Dwight Harvey
Royce Eslick
Jack Owens
James Waymire
Lawanda Edwards
Bob Day
John Notley
Virginia Taylor
Don Blakemore
Pat Deckert
Thanksgiving Dinner Noted At Peters Home Event
A large Peters family gathering occurred at the E. J. Peters residence on Thanksgiving Day with a noon roast turkey dinner, afternoon visiting, supper, and a film. Attendees include numerous Peters relatives and friends plus extended family from the Siemenses and Unruhs.
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Maple
E. J. Peters
Simon Peters
Herb Peters
Glen
Simone
Herbert
Herbert Loewen
Helena
Stanley
J. J. Siemens
Abe Isaac
Donald
Ruben Siemens
Phil
Menno Siemens
Barbara
Lowell Bergman
Lacy
Jake Peters
Ben Peters
Sharon and
Verna
Albert Peters
Timmy
Jenifer
Joel Unruh
Anna Unruh
Katherine Unruh
Eugene Firschauer
Pete Neufeld
Willard
Beverly
G. A. Willems
E. J. Peters and
Douglas
Edward and
Simon
Thanksgiving Guests At Gaede Home
Guests in the Gaede residence on Thanksgiving Day included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krause and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gaede and family, and Mr. and Mrs. George Gaede and family.
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D. R. Gwin
Phillip Seeley
Bakersfield
Henry Gaede
Frank Krause
Leonard Gaede
George Gaede
Peters to View Future of National Potato Council
E. J. Peters of the Maple District, president of the National Potato Council, will leave Sunday for points east to view the spud situation for next spring. His first stop is Washington, D. C., to confer with Department of Agriculture officials including Al Mercker and Whitney Tharin.
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E. J. Peters
Maple District
National Potato Council
Points East
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
al. Mercker
Whitney Tharin
Surprise Dinner for Mrs Mayo at 818 Fresno Ave
A surprise chicken dinner was delivered Sunday to Mrs. Cora Mayo of 818 Fresno Ave by her children and grandchildren. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Mac Mayo Mr and Mrs Leo Mayo and family Mr and Mrs Bill Baker and Johnny Mayo.
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Cora Mayo
Fresno Ave
Mac Mayo
Leo Mayo
Bill Baker
Johnny Mayo
Funeral Services for Mrs Wesly Nickel Held in Dinuba
Funeral services for Mrs Wesly Nickel a former Shafter resident were held in Dinuba on Monday. Local residents traveled north to pay respects including her sister Mrs C C Reimer and her family Mr and Mrs Theodore Heinrichs and Mr and Mrs Jonas Nickel.
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Wesly Nickel
Shafter
Dinuba
C. C. Reimer
Theodore Heinrichs
Jonas Nickel
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