Former Resident Marries in Reno Nevada
Orville Trubey, son of Clarence Trubey former Kern Academy principal, married Miss Delores Mendez in Reno Nevada on November 13. Trubey, a Rodeo California resident, is a Kern Academy graduate and accountant by profession.
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Shafter
Orville Trubey
Delores Mendez
Reno
Nevada
Trubey
Clarence Trubey
Kern Academy
Washington College
Benedict
Rodeo
California
Business
Orkeley
Coed Cops Make News At Fresno State College
Fresno State College publicized conferences for prospective students to learn college requirements and meet faculty advisors ahead of February deadlines. Dean Forrest D. Brown urged prompt applications for early processing while two sophomores Shirley McGrew and Joyce Tolladay joined male colleagues directing traffic at football games.
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Ard
Fresno State College
College
Forrest D. Brown
FSC
Brown
Shirley McGrew
Joyce Tolladay
Mr and Mrs Irvin Fike Visit Hanford Home
Mr and Mrs Irvin Fike were Sunday visitors to Hanford at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Sargent.
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Irvin Fike
Hanford
Ernest Sargent
Kurth Battery announces West Coast expansion with new staff
Kurth Battery of Bakersfield announces a personnel and equity expansion led by President Fred Kurth. J P Thompson becomes General Manager and Gilbert B Winters heads sales with 18 years in auto sales. Winters cites new regional reps across the Bay Area and central California as the company expands distribution of its no leak Earth solid innerseal battery.
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Kurth Battery Concern
Bakersfield
Fred Kurth
J. P.thompson
George S. May Co
Minerva Corp. of America
Gilbert B Winters
Kurth
Shafter Press
West
Winters
California
S. F. Bay Area
Santa Clara County
S. F
San Mateo
Fresno
Merced
San Benito
Kings and
Tulare
Kern Co
Kern County
Fim
Kern Co. Capital
Edwin Bowles to Speak Tonight at Art Association
Edwin L. Bowles of Bakersfield, authority on interior decoration, speaks at 7:30 tonight at the Woman's Club House for the Shafter Art Association. He will discuss home furnishings and explain room planning around a picture. Exhibits include local paintings and Christmas wrappings by Miss Morris and Mrs. Hasty, with piano selections by Gordon Stone.
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Shafter Art Association
Edwin L. Bowles
Bakersfield
Bowles
Emil Bender
Todd
Fred Hasty
Dick Prather
Miss Gurnis Morris
Two Big Christmas Gifts From Shafter Press Offer
Attractive ceramic planters shaped like flatirons clocks rolling pins and coffee pots are offered as Christmas gifts with a one year subscription to the Shafter Press. Limited supply urges readers to subscribe or renew and mail the coupon today. John Lachenmaier of Shafter spoke to Wasco Rotary Club about his hunting trip to Africa.
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Shafter Press
Milady
Laguna Beach
South Coast Pottery Center
John Lachenmaier
Shafter
Wasco Rotary Club
West’s
Lachenmaier
Africa
Evangeline Steel
Wasco Grange Attends State and National Conventions
Wasco Grange master Kerneth Anderson led delegation to Sacramento for state and national Grange gatherings. Michael Strauss of the Bureau of Reclamation spoke on farming issues including the 160 acre limit and Central Valley funding. Secretary Brannan attended. about 6000 grangers registered from across the nation.
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Sacramento
Wasco
Kerneth Anderson
Michael Strauss
Bureau of Reclamation
Strauss
Richard Boke
Congress
Central Valley Project
Chas. F. Brannan
Grange
Brannan
George Taussig
T. T. Miller
Anderson
W. L. Smith
Batonwillow
Joe Lewis
Buttonwillow
Marathon Bridge Tournament for Ladies in Shafter
The Shafter Wednesday Afternoon Club sponsors a marathon bridge tournament for local ladies. Players choose a partner, form a weekly four some at a designated home, pay 50 cents weekly to the hostess, and prizes awarded for high second and low scores. Sign up by December 20 with the event starting the week of January 8 and lasting six to eight weeks.
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Shafter
Cub
Needle Holders Made by Girls of Aowakiya Group
Clever needle holders were crafted by the Aowakiya camp fire girls during their meeting at Richland School. Girls aimed to earn ranks by making favors or decorations for hospitals and children's homes. Committees organized cleanup room refreshments and duties, with Mrs. Sturges in charge in guardian’s absence.
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Aowakiya
Miss Tilley
Richland School
Patsy Cornell
Joan Eckman
Mary Brown
Sharon Nusz
June Thompson
Allene Anderson
Barbara Patton
R. C. Sturges
Guardian
Edward Brown
Carolyn Kirkham
la Rue
Pilgrim
Jean Thomas
Dorothy Weitz
Bobby Jean Sturges
Carolyn Roberts
Melva Bell
Noreta Stone
Judy Shultz
Rita Bristow
Paula Allen
Joanne Mettler
Marion McCarthy
Warren-Yoder Ginning Sets 46.50 Per Ton Cotton Seed Price
Garnett Yoder of Warren and Yoder announces their gin will pay 46 50 per ton net to growers for cotton seed at the Shafter facility. This matches Camp McFarland Co and L A Camp Co as the third local firm to set the higher price, and the plan offers growers immediate cash and no warehousing costs.
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Garnett Yoder
Warren and Yoder
Shafter
L. A. Camp Co
Camp McFarland Co
Warren-Yoder Ginning Co
Yoder
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Rocky
Packard and Duerksen
Ideal Welding Shop
Santa Fe
Guy Packard
C. E. Duerksen
Kurth Battery
Edwin Bowles
Art Assn
Payne
WAS CO Plumbing CO
Aowakiya Group
Warren-Yoder
Central Ave
Cntral Ave
Shafter, Calif
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