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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1942
Page
3
The Value of the Church to the Social Order
A sermon argues that the church exerts the strongest moral influence in society and politics. It urges nationwide revival of true Christianity, calls believers the salt and light preserving social order, and emphasize faithful citizenship under God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Christ
Caesar
Local visitors and returns in Shafter and area
Marilyn Guenther visiting her parents in Shafter while doing defense work in Southern California. Ernest Proctor from Stillwell Oklahoma stayed with his brother Raymond Proctor last week. J C Penner visited San Francisco at his daughter Ed Nikkel's home, with Mr. Nikkel stationed at the Presidio. John Roskam returns to post office duties after an injury. A list of other visits includes Herb Midgley and family passing through Shafter en route to Santa Monica, plus Kansas visitor Everett Martin in Mayetta. Production of dehydrated morals is expected to reach a 60 million pound total in 194%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Guenther
California
J. C.penner
San Francisco
J. C. Penner
Ed Nikkel
Nikkel
Presidio
Herb. Midgley
Santa Maria
Shafter
Mr. Midgley
Santa Monica
Ration Banking Starts During January
The system to manage ration coupons through commercial banks will begin nationwide in January. About 14 000 banks with 18 000 offices will participate, paid on cost by the OPA. The plan targets retailers distributors and large users, not individual consumers, with banks coordinating coupon handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Leon Henderson
OPA
Application Deadline for War Ration Book One
The Regional OPA notifies consumers without Book One that applications must be filed with local War Price and Rationing Boards by Feb. 15. Book One governs coffee and sugar rationing. stamps 20 to 28 cover coffee for buyers 15 years or older, with stamp 27 needed for a pound during the five week period ending Jan. 3. Book One must be presented to receive War Ration Book Two at year start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Bec
Holidays and religious notes amid wartime updates
Donald M. Nelson urges observing the Christmas holiday as a break from weapons production during a year of war. The notice also covers church listings, Bible lesson topics, and a public intention to sell alcohol at Savage's Cafe near Shafter with a license application filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Nelson
WPB
Prince of Peace
Savage
Shafter Hwy
Shafter
State Board of Equalization
Fred Cannady
Church Services and Schedules Across Local Congregations
The notice lists Sunday school and worship times for M B Church First Mennonite Arthur Wenger First Baptist E M Anderson and St John s Catholic Church. It notes revival services Wednesday midweek prayer and youth activities with ministers named and locations Kern Arthur Lame Eighth Broadways St. Nohn s Catholic parish with Masses at 8 and 10 am Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Kern
H. D. Wiebe
First Menonite Church
Arthur D. Wenger
Unruh
Young People’s Co. E
First Baptist Church
E. Lerdo Highway
E. M. Anderson
A. Schmidt
Ummell
St. Nohn’s Catholic Church
Ninth and Broadway Sts
Owen McMullen
Heavier Hogs Urged for Pork Increase
Dr E H Hughes of the Davis campus University of California urges farmers to feed hogs to heavier weights to boost pork tonnage for the war effort. He notes pigs over 165 pounds yield more and fetch higher prices, with producers and university committees already meeting packers and wholesalers in Los Angeles and San Francisco to plan cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hughes
Davis
University of California
Hughes
College of Agriculture
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Heaviey
Ogs
Forest Service to Halt Christmas Tree Cutting This Year
National Automobile Club reports from Edwin F. Smith Eldorado National Forest supervisor that no permits will be issued for cutting Christmas trees this year. He says tree cutting is non essential to the war effort and conservation of rubber favors withholding permits at least for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado National’ Forest
Sacramento
National Automobile Club
Edwin F. Smith
Eldorado National Forest
Smith
Forest Services
East
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Stillwell, Okla
Raymond Proctor
Red Cross
Fred Vandenberg
Sol Bartel
Wasco
Dan Loewen
John Roskam
Post Office
Herb Midgley
Edwards
Panero
Lewis Edwards
Bakersfield
Ernest Panero
Katie Hein
Shafterites
W.C. Grose
Harold Brumbaugh
Johnny. Nance
Kansas
Everett Martin
Mayetta, Kans
Roy Pasley
Schnaidts
Ernest Schnaidt
Private Hunter
Proctor
J. R. Hunter
Marion Guenther
Douglas
George Guenther
Notary Public
Shafter County
J. “Jack” Zimmerman
Imaurance
Auvutumusile
Nelson
Christian Science
Paul
Silas
Mary. Baker Eddy
San Joaquin Pipe & Salvage Company
Chester Ave
Church News
L. H. McGrane Optometrist
Sunset Ave
Saknee
Eee
Pin and
GLOBE
West
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Nob Hill Coffee
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Harper House Pears
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Sperry Brand
Golden Heart Brand
Waffies
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White King
Lazairy
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