Rio Bravo Farm Home group meeting outlined low cost meals
The Rio Bravo Farm Home department held its monthly meeting at Mrs. John Pera’s home. Members learned to provide balanced meals at low cost and prepared a mock meat loaf and other dishes while Miss Dorothy Wilkinson demonstrated kitchen ideas. The next meeting will be March 19 at Myrtle Haag’s home focusing on yeast breads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Bravo. Farm Home Department
John Pera
Miss Wilkinson
County Farm Bureau
Myrtle Haag
Mesdames J. Perry
F. J. Schierlmann
Pete Bergan
Frank Munsey
J. B. Garrett
Rose Perry
George Haag
Ora McClellen
L. Martin
John Gibbs
Dorothy Wilkinson
Barbara Kinman Hosts Birthday Party for Shafter Students
Barbara Kinman of Orange street hosted a Saturday evening party for Shafter High School students to celebrate her birthday. Guests included Miss Connie Hall Miss Marjorie Olson and Messrs Kelly Pierce Dale Weidmann Weir Henderson and Glenn Cornelius. Cards games and dancing provided the entertainment with Hall and Weidmann achieving high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter High School
Barbara Kinman
Orange Street
Connie Hall
Marjorie Olson
Messrs
Kelly. Pierce
Dale Weidmann
Weir Henderson
Glenn Cornelius
Miss Hall
Weidmann
Regular Menomonite Brethren Sewing Circle Meets At Home
A weekly meeting of the Menomonite Brethren Sewing Circle was held at Mrs. Don Klingberg's home. Mrs. Gam L. Becker read the poem The Zest of Life and devotionals based on Psalm 12 1 7 were led by Mrs. Waldo Unruh. Attendees included Mesdames Bill, Waldo Unruh, Leonard Devin Neufeld and Don Kling. The group plans to meet again Monday evening at the Neu Tell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Klingenberg
Gam L. Becker
Waldo Unruh
Mesdames Bill
Leonard
Ievin. Neufeld
Don Klin
Neu- Tell
Haag couple marks 25th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George Haag celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary last Sunday with a turkey dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller and Ruth of Whittier, Mrs. Albert Michael of Bakersfield, James Haag and Myrtle, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haag and Robert, and Margaret and Robert Haag of Rio Bravo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haag
Glenn Miller
Ruth
Whittier
Albert Michael
Bakersfield
James Haag
Myrtle
Walter Haag
Robert
Margaret
Robert Haag
Rio Bravo
Dorris Couple Fêtes Mrs. Eleanor Dorris in Bakersfield
Mrs Eleanor Dorris was honored Sunday at a dinner party at the El Adobe in Bakersfield. She plans to move to Seattle where her husband Tommy Dorris serves in the U S Army. Attending were Misses June Lachenard Dean Lockard Eloy Bergen and Mesdames Eleanor Tucker and Norma Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Dorris
el Adobe
Bakersfield
Seattle
Washington
Tommy Dorris
United States Army
June Lachenard
Dean Lockard
Eloy Bergen
Mesdames
Eleanor Tucker
Los Angeles
Norma Anderson
Delano Woman Honored at Shafter Birthday Party
Mrs. W. P. Pierce of Delano was recognized at a birthday gathering in Shafter hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Pierce. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Hiney Schwake of Delano, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Ward of Ivanhoe, and other Pierce family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Pierce
Delano
Shafter
Vernon Pierce
Hiney Schwake
Frank Ward
Elmo Ward
Ivanhoe
Pierce
Wasco Women Postponed Talk By Mrs Robertson
The Wasco Wednesday Afternoon club meeting set for March 4 has been changed due to illness. Mrs Virginia Hutchkins district chairman of International Relations was to speak but Mrs George Robertson will substitute presenting current events and U S relations with southern neighbors. Hostesses include Mesdames Floyd Cooper Janzen Lachenmaier McKinley and Mettler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia ‘Hutchkins
George Robertson
Wasco
Shafter
Hutchins
Floyd. Cooper
Wm. Lachenmaier
A. B. McKinley
Eugene Mettler
Horizon Club Meets Tuesday At Brinegar Home
The Horizon club gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. John Brinegar's home with Luella Heinrichs presiding. Refreshments of root beer floats and cookies were served. Attendees included Aline Potts Lucille Ives Francis Neufeld Elizabeth Daniels and Beulah Neuman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horizon Club
John Brinegar
Luella Heinrichs
Aline Potts
Lucille Ives
Francis Neufeld
Elizabeth Daniels
Beulah Neuman
Maple faculty member improves after emergency operation
Teacher Miss Enid Hartley of Maple faculty shows improvement this week after an emergency operation last Thursday at a Los Angeles hospital Shafter Bay completes aviation mechanics course Pvt Walder H Balzer son of Mr and Mrs J S Balzer completed an intensive course at Sheppard Field Texas Ed Friesen appointed to Shafter Kiwanis board replacing Jake Siemens Mrs F L Maxwell of San Rafael visiting Shafter at the Andersons and at Mr and Mrs Earl Anderson. The J R Bergens visited Wasco home of Mr and Mrs John Voth Wasco Voth returning from Chico to spend the day Paso Robles guests H G Reif and daughter Carol Ann visited Shafter Monday Mr and Mrs Buren Mayfield became parents of a son born Monday evening in Mercy hospital Bakersfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid Hartley
Maple
Los Angeles
Shafter Bay
Walder H. Balzer
J. S. Balzer
Sheppard Field
Texas
F. L. Maxwell
San Rafael
Shafter
al Anderson
Earl Anderson
Mrs. Maxwell
J. R. Bergens
John Voth
Wasco
Voth
Chico
H. G. Reif
Carol Ann
Paso Robles
Buren Mayfields
Buren Mayfield
Mercy Hospital
Bakersfield
Lights Up High School Field At Shafter
Installation of lights at Shafter high school football field is finished with night games planned for next season. The key home game is the traditional clash with Wagco Tigers, highlighted in current plans.
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Shafter High
Wagco Tigers
Internal collapse of Japan not probable soon, Kiwanis speaker says
Robert Young, Bakersfield junior college instructor, told Shafter Kiwanis club that Japan’s immediate internal collapse is unlikely. He cited 18 months to two years of raw material reserves, wartime production at full capacity, and U S and British roles, with potential limited raids rather than full invasion.
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Japan
Kiwanis
Robert Young
Bakersfield
China
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Shafter Motel
Young
East Indies
United States
Great Britain
Fort Knox
Manila
Pacific
United Nations
Tokio
America
Congress
American Red Cross
Militar Party
Herb Schirmer
Kiwanian
Chet Bartlett
Soy Scout
Alfred T.chandler
Lloyd Pack
Farmers Approve Defense Bond Purchase at Meeting
The Shafter Farm Center voted to buy a $50 defense bond at a regular monthly gathering in Richland school music room. August Bender reported on roads, Al Eckmann on membership, and Harlin Wilson spoke about Farm Bureau eligibility for farmers to join and attend local center meetings. Henry Longfellow, assistant farm advisor, discussed key farm commodities under world war conditions with maps and slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter Farm Center
Richland School
August Bender
al ‘Eckmann
Harlin
Wilson
Farm Bureau Organization
Henry Longfellow
Boy Scouts Attend Rotary Meeting In Shafter
Shafter Rotary hosts Shafter Troop 31 guests. Scoutmaster Kenneth Pipkin reports growth from three to 31 members since formation in April and chartering in June 1941. Two boys earned first class rank. funds come from waste paper sales supporting equipment, Red Cross donations, and troop projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter Rotary Troop
Rotary Club
Shafter
Kenneth Pipkin
Pipkins
Red Cross
M. L. Thomas
A. P. Channeson
L. H. McGrane
O. T. Olson
H. G. Comfort
Ted Vignolo
Marion Crockett
Harry Hopkins
Joe DiGiorgio
Bakersfield
Devlin and Haag Families Visit Rio Bravo Area
Mr and Mrs Tom Devlin and family hosted visitors from Charles Devlin and son Edward Devlin from Huntington Park. Glenn Miller and daughter from Whittier visited Mrs Miller’s parents the Haag family. Harlin Wilson and son from Shafter called on Paul Wilson. Sergeant Edward J Haag of Fort Ord spent Tuesday with friends. Victor Ransford announces birth of son Gerry Dennis, weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces, second child in family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Devlin
Charles Devlin
Edward Devlin
Huntington Park
Glenn Miller
Whittier
Mrs. Miller
Mrs
George Haag
Fort Ord
Victor Ransford
Gerry Dennis Ransford
Cemetery District Plans Shared Cemetery Purchase
Henry B Janzen of Shafter reported to the Shafter Business Men's Association that the cemetery district board has bought a 20 acre parcel two and a half miles west of Wasco on the Paso Robles highway for future cemetery use. The five acre area will be developed immediately at a total price of 2500 dollars as part of a joint Shafter Wasco cemetery project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery District Board
Henry Branzen
Shafter
Shafter Business Men's Association
Shafter Mote
Janzen
Wasco
Paso Robles
Ter
Cob erly West plant expands with new cooling system
Cooling system being installed at Cob erly West company headquarters located at Santa Fe Way and Beech Street. A 12 bin addition increases cotton storage capacity to 216 bales and construction on the gin and office building continues with occupancy expected around the first of next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coberly-West Company
Santa Fe Way
Beech Street
Public Utilities Funds Bayshore Freeway Reroute Opposite Airport
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission approved funds to reroute a section of the Bayshore freeway opposite the airport. The move aims to ease congestion and accommodate future traffic needs.
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San Francisco
Public Utiliies Commission
Bayshore
San Francisco Airport
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Bank of America National Fruster Association
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