Birth of Linda Carol Graves in Shafter
A daughter named Linda Carol was born on December 22 at Wasco Maternity Home to Mr and Mrs Carl Graves of Shafter. The baby weighed six pounds eight ounces and is the couple's first child. Kern county alfalfa seed fields likely to expand by 10,000 to 12,000 acres next season due to the year's results.
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Linda Carol
Wasco
Carl Graves
Shafter
Kern County
Corporal Pember Serving at Marine Post in Japan
Cpl. Thomas Pember, 19, of Shafter, now serves as a Marine casualty clerk at a training base in Japan. He was promoted to corporal after enlisting in January and going overseas in August. He married Joan Peters of Shafter and attended Shafter High School where he played football and ran track.
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Cpl
Thomas Pember
Shafter
Japan
Joan Peters
Shafter High School
Young Pember
Bergen Family Christmas Reunion at Lerdo Ave Home
The Bergen family gathered Christmas Day at 122 West Lerdo Ave. Attendees included Walter Bergen of Was co, Harry Bergen, Ike Peters, Peter Bergen, and Dick Larson of Shafter, joining Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bergen.
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J. R. Bergen
West Lerdo Ave
Messrs. and Mesdarhes
Walter Bergen
Was‘co
Harry Bergen
Ike Peters
Peter Bergen
Dick Larson
Shafter
Walter Martin Hurt in Mishap Near Buttonwillow
Walter Boyd Martin of Buttonwillow is hospitalized at Westside District Hospital Taft after a car accident three miles west of Buttonwillow. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Martin and worked on the Orlando Torigiani Ranch. Mrs N E Osborn of Keyes, sister of Walter’s mother, died in an automobile crash on November 8 at Merced.
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Buttonwillow
Walter (Boyd) Martin
Westside District
Taft
Walter
Charles Martin
Martins
N. E. Osborn
Keyes
Merced
Group Honors Pastor and Wife with Christmas Gift
BUTTONWILLOW Rev. and Mrs. Gene Vaught received a Christmas gift presentation after a Fellowship Group holiday dinner Friday night hosted by Mrs. Ford Williams. The Rev. Vaught screened the film A Savior is Born. Attending were numerous couples and individuals, including Lucene Godd Speed, Ken Ringsdorf, Boecher, R. A. Adams, Louis Beal, Allen Bottorff, Grace Brandt, Carruthers, C. L. Blomquist, Delmar Nelson, Mary Louise Parsons.
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Allen Bottorff
Grace Brandt
Carruthers
C. L. Blomquist
Delmar Nelson
Ford Williams
Mary Louise Parsons
Lions Club Meeting Hears Werdel From Buttonwillow
Buttonwillow Lions Club luncheon featured Congressman Tom Werdel speaking on government issues. He urged greater public interest and clearer party platforms to help voters decide more intelligently. President Ford Williams presided. Howard Jeffries was program chairman.
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Buttonwillow
Tom Werdel
Buttonwillow Lions Club
Vern Mack
Bakersfield
Werdel
Ford Williams
Howard Jeffries
Branch Library In Sixth Place In County Totals
The Shafter branch library reported 5155 readers in November, down from 5932 a year earlier. Juvenile readers totaled 3936. Neighboring libraries’ November reader counts were Wasco 5108 Buttonwillow 1419 Minter Village 1226 Rio Bravo 1207 Maple 881 Shafter migratory 368 Wasco Farm Labor Camp 132.
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Shafter
Wasco
Buttonwillow
Minter Village
Rio Bravo
Maple
Shafter Migratory
Wasco Farm Labor Camp
Maple Grower Invents Stalk Cutter for Cotton Harvest
Ruben Siemens of the Maple District develops an attachable stalk cutter for cotton pickers to shred stalks as they harvest. The device, called the Siemens Stalk Cutter, is mounted on tractors or multi purpose pickers and speeds work by eliminating separate shredding steps. Distribution is led by his brother J C Siemens, with sales strongest in Texas, Arizona and New Mexico.
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Ruben Siemens
Maple District
Siemens
Texas
Arizona
Old and
New Mexico
Siemen
J. C
Faber St
Shafter
Ruben
PGE Collector Will Retire After 394 Years Service
George V. Footman announces that 13 San Joaquin Division employees, including Hicks, retire under PGEs pension plan. Hicks began in Bakersfield in 1929 and moved to Wasco in 1930, totaling decades of faithful service and civic involvement.
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Wtrom
George V. Footman
Rega
Hicks
San Joaquin Division
Pacific Gas and Electric Organization
Bakersfield
Wasco
Mother's Death Reaches Mrs. Gribble in Audubon Iowa
Mrs. Mattie Wright died in Audubon Iowa after a period of illness. Survivors include her daughter Mrs. Ralph Gribble, husband J R Wright, brother Dr R C Morris of Hollywood, son W R Wright of Whittier, and two Iowa children. Funeral services were held in Audubon on Monday.
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Ralph Gribble
Mattie Wright
Audubon
Iowa
Mr and Mrs Art Heming Host Son Return from Fresno
The Heming family welcomed back their son who spent the Christmas holidays in Fresno with relatives yesterday returning home to celebrate together.
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Art Heming
Fresno
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Corporal
Marine Post
Naval
Luther Pember
Oklahoma City
Bergen
NEW Years Greetings
Buttonwillow Drug Store
O. K
Lerdo Hwy
Robin Blomquist
Walter Martin
Lions Club Meet Hears
J. J. Siemens
Wasco High School
Phillip
Fresno Avende
Ruben Stemens and
Shredder
PGE
Yell
Jack Manweiler
Consumer's Market & Grocery
Camp & Barrows Motor Company