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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1936

Page

8

Closing program announced for Hermon Bible School

The Hermon Bible School of Shafter marks the end of its term with a closing program at 7 30 p m Friday in the Mennonite Brethren church. The event features hymns prayers orations and musical selections led by Prof H W Berg Evelyn Unruh and Rev John S Dick with certificate presentation and closing benediction.

Hermon Bible School Shafter Mennonite ‘Brethren H. W. Berg Thnee Prince of Peace Victor Becker Sara Balzer Edward Schellenberg Edna Beese John S. Dick Jesus Evelyn Unruh J. P. Rogalsky Bestwater

Debaters Named for New Sierra Forensics Topic

Six Shafter high school students won spots for the conference debates with an affirmative team of Gregrey Malory Reba Evans and Dorothea Peak and a negative team of Ernest Siemens Henry Janzen and Waldo Unruh. Reserve speakers include Jack White James Livers and Harold Pedersen. The question tests universal medical service legislation. Debates begin January 28 in Bakersfield with Shafter negative vs Bakersfield and Shafter affirmative vs Delano, followed by a final round February 11 when Shafter faces Wasco and McFarland. Shafter and McFarland lead the league with three wins and one loss each.

Shafter High School Gregrey Malory Reba Evans Dorothea Peak Ernest Siemens Henry Janzen Waldo Unruh Ing Jack White James Livers Harold Pedersen Shafter Bakersfield Delano Wasco McFarland

Statues Erected to Many Other Than Military Men

New York University Hall of Fame for Great Americans lists 69 honorees chosen by a national, distinguished panel. The roster covers fields from statesmanship and literature to science, education, religion, philanthropy, and the arts, with many nonmilitary figures represented.

National Hall of Statuary Washington Lst New York City New York University Hall of Fame Lee Grant Sherman Farragut John Paul Jones Lincoln Franklin Webster Jefferson Clay Adams Jackson Madison Monroe Hamilton Patrick Henry Emerson Lowell Whittier Longfellow Stowe Irving Trawthorne Bryant Bancroft Poe Cooper Holmes Parkman Mark Twain Alicé Palmer Emma Willard Edwards Beecher Channing Williams Brooks Frances “Willard Peabody Peter Cooper Cushman Saint-Gaudens Whistler Stuart Ends Morton Marshall Choate Kent Story Daniel Boone

Monuments to Apples and Originators Across North America

The Detroit News notes at least seven monuments to apples and their originators in the United States including the Baldwin Delicious Northern Spy Rome Beauty Wealthy and York Imperial and a Dunela Ontario tribute to the McIntosh Bed. A Concord Massachusetts 1900 tablet honors Ephraim W Bull, originator of the Concord grape, with his account of finding the best early seedling and selecting the Concord as the sole worthy seedling among wilds.

United States Detroit News Baldwin Rome York Concord Mass Ephraim W. Bull

Names for NYU Hall of Fame span many fields

The NYU Hall of Fame selects dead candidates aged 25 or more years past from authors and engineers to missionaries and explorers. A college of electors from across the United States and various professions chooses inductees. Fifty were inscribed initially and more names will be added until 2000 to reach a total of 100 inscriptions.

New York University Hall of Fame

Street Two Blocks Wide Gruyeres Market Day Tale

In Gruyeres Switzerland a single main thoroughfare hosts a central fountain and a busy washday scene where village housewives wash laundry. A nearby oblong stone bears depressions used by a grain dealer as makeshift measures on market days. The buyer signals quantity and grain is poured into sacks through a bottom plug.

Gruyeres Canton Fri ‘Bourg Switzerland

Canada Builds Its Own Navy and Relys on Britain

The Canadian defense system relies on both a domestic navy and the British fleet. Dominion forces guard local waters while Britain leads strategic imperial defense. The Canadian navy was established in 1910.

Canada Dominions British Empire Imperial Defense Committee Esta

Baxter State Park and 90000 Acre Wildlife Sanctuary

The article notes a state reservation Baxter State Park with a 90 000 acre region preserved as a game sanctuary. Deer black bear and moose live there within the protected area.

Baxter State Park

Richland P T A Plans Panel Discussion At Next Week

Richland grammar school sponsors a special meeting Tuesday January 14 at 2 45 P M A panel on art teaching will be led by Misses Dederick Maddox and Mrs Engle from the focal grammar school faculty The program aims to inform parents about art education.

Richland

School District Trustees Elected In June Under New Law

County superintendent of schools notes a change from March to June elections for district trustees under a new law. Current trustees will automatically continue in their roles until next June, according to Healy.

Healy

Mineralogists of State to Meet in Kern Co Next Year

T V Little, president of Kern county Mineralogical Society, announced on returning from Pasadena that the California Federation of Mineralogical Societies formed at its weekend meeting will hold its first state convention in Bakersfield in 1937. He was joined by his son Donald and Paul Vander Eike of Bakersfield, and described a highly instructive gathering at Pasadena.

Shafter High Bakersfield Ed Hein Julia Cross University of Southern California Los Angeles Shafter California Federation of Mineralogical Societies Pasadena T. V. Little News Organization Little Kern County Donald Paul Vander Eike

Music Man Phillips Visits Shafter on Monday

P. L. Phillips, proprietor of the Phillips Music Company and the Phillips School of Music in Bakersfield, spent Monday afternoon in Shafter transacting business and visiting friends. The Shafter Press notes his pleasant visit while in town.

Phillips Phillips Music Company Phillips School of Music Bakersfield Shafter Shafter Press

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