Cotton Incorporated leader tours Raleigh cen ter
Stella Sun of Cotton Incorporated biochemistry lab offered cottonseed nut products to Fred and Nancy Starrh during a Raleigh visit. Starrh, elected Cotton Incorporated director, spoke of marketing strides and opportunities for growers while directors toured New York for briefs. A separate Welfare fraud case in Kern County saw Michael Nettles plead guilty to falsely obtaining $572 in food stamps and receive three years probation with restitution and 12 days in jail.
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Cotton Incorporated
Stella Sun
Fred
Nancy Starrh
Shafter
Raleigh, N.C. Research Center
Sun
Bakersfield
Michael Nettles
First Street
Milton A. Elconin
Welfare Department
Kern County
Welfare
Fred Starrh
Board of Cotton Incorporated
Raleigh
New York City
Starrh
Cotton” Incorporated
Fiber Company of
American Cotton Producers
Stella Sun of Cotton Incorporated
Raleigh N.C
Local AYSO Soccer League Thanks Shafter Area
The 1981 AYSO season in the Shafter Wasco Buttonwillow region closed with 240 children aged five to 13. Games were played Saturday mornings at Richland Jr High. Organizers thanked coaches sponsors donors and volunteers and planning for 1981 begins with hopes for growth. Donors included John and Christine Romanini Johnson's Department Store Shafter Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture T and C Farms and the Shafter Volunteer Firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AYSO
Shafter- Wasco-Buttonwillow
Richland Jr. High Grounds
John
Christine Romanini
Johnson’ S Department Store
Shafter Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
T and C Farms
Shafter Volunteer Firemen
Gladden _ Trucking
Howard Bund
Tim Wilkins
Ellis Lodge
Jesse Acevedo
Jerry Garrison
Shafter Wasco Auto
Ralph Alls
Frank Russell
Local Notables and Groups Named in Community Notices
A collection of names linked to local groups and families including Mr and Mrs Ted Bloemhof Rosedale Grange 505 Shafter and various households and organizations such as Chamber of Commerce Merrill Thomas Little Lydia Bender Shafter AARP Chapter 2809 Rick Lawler Brown and Bryant Virginia Bender Poznoff Harlin Wilson Lee Bergman Phil Jeffries Farms Dan Weitz Abe Isaac Marvin Neuman Memorial Tom Leigh Harland Boyd Allen Gorsching Art Craig Ernie Hoffman Stan Wilson David Bloemhof in a mosaic of civic and family ties through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Allen Gorsching
Art Craig
Ernie Hoffman
Stan Wilson
David Bloemhof
The Rest of the Story of Doricha and the Black Pyramid
Strabo recounts a tale of Doricha a slave in Naucratis who became Egyptian queen after an eagle carried her sandal to a Memphis king. The legend says she was entombed in a black pyramid called the Tomb of the Courtesan linking to Cinderella myths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strabo
Nile River
Doricha
B. C
Naucratis
Egypt
Sappho
Memphis
Christ
Cinderella
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John T. Lindquist
O.D
East Lerdo Hwy. Shafter
Foster's
Lady's Auxiliary American Legion
Francis Zungia
al Neeley
The
Shafter Historical Society
Cash Dono Historical Society
Henry & Clara Miller
Dean Potter
Nikkel Iron Works
Rex Tudor
Lee R. Stepp
Harold Wiens
Bill Goertzen
Mill
T.V. Nelly Lassiter
Woman's Club
Richland Chevrolet
Rita Jacobsen
General Potato & Onion Distributors
Ernest Siemens
John Siemens
Bill Bender
Superette
Hitchcocks Auto Parts
Bob Gaddie Sahta
Barbara Savings
Ed Brown
Bill Siemens
Fields Caveness
Don Morrison
Pete Hei
Bill Bradley
Bruce Treadwell
Armstrongs
Jan Feil
Sierra Vista Mobile Homes
Martha Stone
Calvin Goehring
Evan Jones
Shafter Lions Club
Bill Gladden
Danny Payne
Geraldine Hamlin
Ivan Meyer
Shafter Business & Professional Women Club
Leland Bell
Robert Bergman
Marvin Kirschenmann
Jack Bergen
Fred Starth
SVG Farms
Bergman & Isaac Farms
John Sloas
Leslie L. Robinson
Post
Art Penner
Joe Kirk
Moorehead Machine Works
Max
Sitor
Regina Becker
Tenneco West
Elbert McGlashan
Gene Tackett
Alma Smith
Mert Wiedmann
P.O
These Historical Society
Black A .d
Barbera Gladden
Ayso Soccer League
Arvin Elieen
Santa Barbara Savings
Mnrthly Tyes
Renementare
Santa Barbara
Central Ave
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