Auxiliary honors Mrs. J. R. Rosenstiel at Tuesday meeting
Members of Leslie L. Robins On Post 213 American Legion Auxiliary honored Mrs. James R. Rosenstiel nee Lois L. Berry at a Tuesday evening meeting at her home. A short business session, social hour, and refreshments followed. a gift was presented to Mrs. Rosenstiel. Attendees included the Partridges and numerous local residents.
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Leslie L. Robins
American Legion Auxiliary
James R. Rosenstiel
Lois L. Berry
Rosenstiel
W. W. Tannahill
R. W. Partridge
Vancouver
B.C
Frank Annis
Taylor Tabb
J. W. Lassiter
Former Principal Speaks at Maple P T A Meeting
Mrs. McNeil, former principal of Maple school, will describe a recent trip to South America at the Maple P T A meeting tomorrow evening. Music will be by pupils and each family is invited to bring a dozen cookies. Mrs. Frank Wiebe oversees the program.
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South America
McNeil
Maple School
Maple P.T. A
Ted
Frank Wiebe
Valentine Tea Planned for February 14 by Women Club
At a regular board meeting of the Wednesday Afternoon club final arrangements were made for a Musical Valentine tea on Saturday February 14 from 2 to 5 p m at the home of Mrs Jack Battaglia 321 Faber avenue Music will be provided and funds will support community projects Members of the board in charge include Mesdames Hill Battaglia Frizzell Squier Vdenburg Jones Peters Camp Fuller and Chatmeson with table setting by Mrs Jacobsen and junior members invited to assist Miss Hazell Johnson will speak at the Congregational church meeting and board members will host the day »
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A. ‘Channeson
Valentine
Jack Battaglia
Faber Avenue
Mesdames J. L. Hill
J. Frizzell
Cliff Squier
Fred Vdenburg
E. P. Jones
Ike Peters
W. B. Camp
J. H. Fuller
J. C. Chatmeson
R. A. Jacobsen
Jundor Women’s Club
Miss Haze
Johnson
Congregational Church
Mrs Harvey Gaede Honored At Layette Shower
Mrs Harvey Gaede was feted at a layette shower hosted Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Albert Peters. A bassinet full of gifts marked the pink and blue stork motif while guests included M A S members Mesdames Walter Bergen Harlin Wilson Raymond Mettler Nathan Williams John Janzen Ernest Schnidt and Durward Annis and Mesdames Jack Rutherford George Gaede Jake Siemens and Ben Peters.
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Harvey Gaede
Albert Peters
Leonard Gaede
Mesdames
Walter Bergen
Harlin Wilson
Raymond ‘Mettler
Nathan ‘Williams
John Rel] Janzen
Ernest Schnidt
Durward Annis
Jack Rutherford
George Gaede
Jake Siemens
Ben Peters
Ladies Aid Meeting Set For February 14 at Gribble Home
Union Congregational church group will gather February 14 at 2 30 PM at the R E Gribble home. Mrs Martha Hampton leads the program with hostesses Mrs E Wiedmann Mrs Gribble and Mrs Charles Burns. Devotions led by Mrs Dean H Potter.
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Ladies Aid of
Union Congregational Church
R. E. Gribble
Martha Hampton
E. Wiedmann
Gribble
Charles Burns
Dean H. Potter
Rotary Ladies Night Plans Move Forward in Shafter
Plans have been completed for a Rotary Club ladies night to be held next Tuesday evening at a Shafter motel. E B Stringham announces the event with a Valentine motif. Dinner at 6 45 p m features committee in charge Stringham Lachenmaier Plymale Olson Wells Vignolo Neufeld. Mrs Henry J Dalke of Freeman South Dakota was honored at a birthday party at the Dalke home with Dorothy Dalke and George Isaac in attendance.
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Shafter Motel
Shafter
Henry J. Dalke
Freeman
South Dakota
William H. Dalke
William Dalke
Dorothy Dalke
George Isaac
Red Cross Benefit Potluck at Union Congregational Church
The Ladies Aid hosted a Red Cross benefit potluck lunch at Mrs. Elizabeth Ingram’s home. An all day sewing meeting followed the meal, organized by church members to raise funds.
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Ladies Aid
Union Congregational Church
Elizabeth Ingram
Shafter Business and Professional Women Meet at Motel
Members of the Shafter Business and Professional Women's club will meet this evening at the Shafter motel for dinner. The program on International Relations will be led by Miss Hazel Johnson.
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Shafter
Business and Professional Women's Club
Shafter Motel
Farm Women Tackle 18 War Tasks In California
California farm women face 18 wartime duties outlined in a UC letter. Miss Claribel Nye notes home demonstration agents in 32 counties assist farm wives in conserving tires gasoline electricity paper silk and scrap metal and in preserving food. Families are urged to plan gardens raise small meat animals and prepare for blackouts evacuations and emergency needs.
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California
Claribel Nye
University of California College of Agriculture
Anne Olson
Monterey County
Nye
Iiss
Isons activiEs
State Forest Coverage Dominates Caffognia Geography
State and National forest areas together cover about half of Caffognia’s total land, shaping regional land use and conservation policy.
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Ard
Caffognia
Government offers pay while training for Junior Inspector Trainee post
The federal government invites men under 35 to study for a federal civilian position while on the payroll. Selected as Junior Inspector Trainee, Ordance Material, trainees enroll in a three month USC Los Angeles program earning 120 dollars monthly. After completion, promotions follow with a two year service commitment.
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Gore
Sam
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
U. S. Civil Service District
Federal Building
San Francisco
Shafter Post Office
U.S. Employment Service
Men Without Dependents to Fill Draft Needs
Brig. General Joseph O. Donovan, state director of selective service, says it is highly improbable that many men with dependents will be drafted next year. With surplus 1-A manpower and the February third registration, the system will rely on unmarried men to meet War Department needs.
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Joseph O. Donovan
Selective Service
War Department
California
Washington
Lights Erected at Shafter High Field
Construction of football field lights at Shafter high school began this week with reflectors and wiring on poles. The project was authorized last September by the union district board but delayed by priorities. When finished, the lighting system should be among the best in the southern valley area.
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Shafter High School
Union District Board
Valley
Tax Filing Openings Set For Kern County in 1941
Residents may file 1941 income tax returns at temporary IRS offices in Delano McFarland Mojave Tehachapi Wasco Taft Bakersfield with hours 9 to 4:30 weekdays and 8 to 12 Saturdays. Deputy collectors sign for free but do not prepare forms. payments by check or money order only. Last day to file is March 16. Form 1040A available to those with 2000 or less income from salaries rents royalties or annuities. business and farm returns use Form 1040.
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Kern
Nat Rogan
Internal Revenue
Californa
Internal Revenue Service
Delano
E.E. Labre
McFarland
Mojave
J. H. Maurer
Shafter
City Hall
Tehachapi
Bank of America
Wasco
Taft
Federal Building
Bakersfield
Tires Issued Last Month Here Tlisted by Board
The Shafter fire rationing committee reports January tire allocations for emergency vehicles and farm equipment. Recaps and passenger car tires are currently unavailable under national rationing rules. February quotas include 12 truck tires 20 truck tubes seven car tires and six car tubes.
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Shafter Fire Ratoning Committee
John H. Nickel
M. M. Fenderson
John C. Reily
Ernest Adamson
Robert
Shafter Committee
San Francisco Building Permits Rise 15 Percent in 1941
In 1941 San Francisco issued building permits up 15 percent from 1940 driven by housing and commercial projects. The year shows stronger development activity amid postwar growth, with construction volume increasing across neighborhoods and major districts.
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San Francisco
Removal of Japanese From Pacific Coast Favored by Association
The Shafter Business Men's Association voted Friday to support removing all persons of Japanese descent from the Pacific coast area and nearby defense zones. The move was initiated two weeks earlier by the Shafter Kiwanis Club led by Eugene Ford, with local groups showing support across the coast. A committee was appointed to discuss Central Avenue crossing improvements with Santa Fe railroad officials. W. H. Hitchcock, E. P. Jones, and Earl Johnson served, as Dr. A. W. Gaede presided.
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Pacific Coast
Shafter ‘Business Men’s Association
Shafter Motel
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Eugene Ford
Shafter Kiwanians
Santa Fe Railroad
Central Avenue
W. H. Hitchcock
E. P. Jones
Earl Johnson
A. W. Gaede
Association
Gasoline Pump and Tank Installed at Richland School
New equipment including a Bennett gasoline pump and a 550 gallon galvanized gasoline tank were installed in the new bus garage at Richland school. The old pump and tank were retired as part of the deal.
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Bennett
Richland School
California Honey Output Reaches 21.88 Million Pounds in 1941
California beekeepers reported total honey production of 21,884,500 pounds for 1941. The gain reflects strong state apiary activity and growing agricultural output during the war year.
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California
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Ensign
James W. Logan, Jr
Navy Air
Las Vegas
Nevada
Ensign Logan
Hawaiian Islands
James W. Logan
Santa Ana
Bakersfield High School
University of California
Redlands University
Hawaii
Mrs. Logan
Logan
Layette
Gribble Home
New York
Rotary Club
Hazel Johnson
Dick Foran
Leo Carrillo
Lloyd Nolan
Doug Fairbanks
Corsican Brothers
Lupe Velez
Lester Jennison
Shafter Studio
Pacific Ave
Westinghouse
Philco
Gaffers & Sattler
Hoover
R.C.A
Victor Records
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Wm. H. Stoller
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