Marines play role in war peace talks at Munson
Private Burns, a Marine orderly from South Titer, serves as a security guard during the Kelein peace talks. He reports 10 hours daily duties delivering dispatches to naval officials and describes better conditions at Munson than Camp Pendleton. He sent home messages noting long absence and asks friends to write.
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Munis
Pfe
Bob Burns
G.D. Burns
South Titer
Enne
Korea
Magine
R. M. Odd
Étsfield
KWSO
Burns
Magxiven
Munson
Pendleton
Camp Pendleton
Endhon
Hafter
Reelected Officers at Cow Palace Board of Directors
Sesnon was re elected head of the No 1 A District Agricultural Association governing the San Francisco San Mateo Cow Palace. Nye Wilson secretary manager announced the board meeting. Tognazzinia was re elected first vice president and Wilson second vice president. Terms extend through 1952. Other directors are appointed by the governor and serve without pay.
Maple School Yale Program Presents Colorful Christmas
Maple School staged a colorful Christmas program with 100 students in costumes and 35 voice mixed chorus. Miss Hellen Schellenberg accompanied on piano as the entertaining show featured “The Merry Christmas Toys” and “Christmas in Many Lands” with scenes from several countries. The event closed with a Nativity tableau and an American family wrap up. California’s fall pea acreage hit a new low in Kern County due to planting reductions.
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MAPLE
Maple School
Hellen Schellenberg
Little Lynn Tier
Mrs. Wells
Jack-in-the
Bill Goertzen
Garry Wiens
Terry Stewart
Tops
Phillip Neufeld
Barbara Cofield
Shirley McDonald
Donald Johnson
Dolls
Nancy Bergman
Beverly Neufeld
Cheryl Spradlin
Patricia Coody
Marilyn Schellenberg
Susan Levi
Barbara Wiebe
Shirley Ann Mixon
Santa Claus
Larry Unruhelf
Carl Farley
Teddy Heinrichs
Stanley Loewen
Lynn Tyler
Manya Naveroy
Mary Ellen Neufeld
Marilyn Whitfield
Delores Richards
Mary Cooper
America
Hazel Haag
Hilda Neufeld
Elmer Engel
Ralph Gribble
California
Kern County
Parolee Held In Theft Rap
Police in Shafter detained J. P. Stephens a 33 year old Sacramento parolee awaiting return to Berkeley to face grand theft auto charges. He admitted stealing a car in Berkeley and license plates in Oakland. Police say he was trying to hide from officers.
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Shafter City
Berkeley
John Reily
J. P. Stephens
Sacramento
Oakland
Shafter
Reily
Lady Lions Gift Dolls for local children in Christmas drive
The Lady Lions gathered at Leota Adams home to complete gift dolls for area families. They filled gift boxes with homemade cookies cakes fruits clothing canned goods and children’s color books and crayons. A gift exchange was held and refreshments were served by Leota Adams and Doris Williams.
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Buttonwillow
Tanda Campfire Girls Hold Christmas Party
The Tanda Campfire Girls held their Christmas party Saturday in the Church of the Nazarene basement with guardian Mrs Golie Maupin in charge. The group shared a dinner exchanged gifts and went caroling. Ben Laverty treated each girl to ice cream. Attendees included Bonnie Rose Mona Moore Barbara Maupin Sheryl McNaught Nora Dell Holman and Paula Miller.
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Tanda
Church of the Nazarene
Goldie Maupin
Guardian
Ben Laverty
Bonnie Rose
Mona Moore
Barbara Maupin
Sheryl McNaught
Nora Dell Holman
Paula Miller
Shafter Recap Tire Shop Offers Quick Service Guaranteed
Cap man gives each job his closest attention to insure perfect results and guaranteed product. The Shafter Recap Tire Shop provides the quickest service possible with guaranteed results. Few are invited to watch workers and see how tires are recapped.
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Shafter Recap
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Lady Lions
Tanda Campfire Girls
Palm Street
Bakersfield, California
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Highway
Lerdo
Joe Neuman
Goodrich
Zeke” Carrillo
Jim Hodges
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Percy Abbott
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