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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1949

Page

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Resuscitator Calls Reported Over Weekend By Fire Dept

Two weekend resuscitator calls were logged by Shafter firemen. Saturday Max McCoy, 48, had a heart attack and was treated at scene then taken to Kern General Hospital. Sunday two year old Donna Weech received aid for obstructed throat and was sent home in good condition. January 5 Geo Dale, 67, had an asthma attack and was discharged after treatment.

Max McCoy Vernon Pierce Rem Bristow Shafter City Fire Dept Don Wegner Wasco McCoy Kern General Hospital Shafter Ambulance Service Donna Weech Paul Ingraham Geo. Dale Shafter Marvin LaMadrid

Two Year Old Darleen Rice Dies in Shafter

Services were held January 22 for Darleen Susan Rice age 2 years 4 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Olen Rice of Shafter. Born September 18 1946 in Bakersfield she died last Thursday and was buried in Shafter Cemetery after services at First Baptist Church conducted by Reverend B E Andrews.

Darleen Susan Rice Clarence Olen Rice Shafter Bakersfield Shafter Cemetery First Baptist Church B. E. Andrews

Eight Month Old Suscoff Baby Dies Near Shafter

Services held for eight month old Anya Helene Suscoff who died Friday at her parents home twelve miles west of Shafter. Graveside rites by Rev. Elmer Winisch, burial at Greenlawn Bakersfield. Survived by grandparents Fred Susoeff Buttonwillow and J W Lewis Buttonwillow. great grandparents and parents listed.

Anya Helene Suscoff Paul Suscoff Shafter Elmer Winisch Greenlawn Bakersfield Flickinger Mortuary Susoeff Fred S. Susoeff Buttonwillow J. W. Lewis William Filatoff Los Angeles Martha D. Henry James F. Susoeff Ethel Stuck Santa Barbara

Three Buttonwillow Men Killed in Wet Road Crash

Three Buttonwillow residents died when a pickup vehicle skidded on wet pavement halting into a pole and overturning off the highway a half mile south of Buttonwillow. Victims were Charles Craig 42 Henry Salyers 60 and Louis Salyers 23. The wreck raised Kern County traffic deaths for the year to 12.

Buttonwillow Charles Craig Henry Salyers Louis Salyers Craig Craig Ranch Salyers Snow Jerry Garneke Justice of the Peace C. A. Johns Greenlawn

Decision On Legality Of Game Operation Here Delayed Again

Shafter faces ongoing questions over a two month old card game issue as Judge Frank G. Shaw again postpones the jury trial of the operator involved. The delay follows recent developments in the case and signals more time before a settlement may be reached.

Shafter Frank G. Shaw

Noted Magician In Performance Here Tomorrow

Arnold Furst the internationally famous magician and Oscar the rabbit will perform at Shafter High School auditorium tomorrow evening. The show features the Houdini Chain Escape Magic Money The Spelling Lesson and Otto the Mind reading Duck. Furst and Oscar have traveled the world performing for 3800 plus audiences including leaders in Rome Washington London Paris and Manila. Proceeds go to fund new band uniforms with tickets 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for students.

Arnold Furst Oscar Shafter High School Ernest Graf Furst Otto Rabbit Mr. Furst Little White Rabbit India China Egypt Venice Naples New Guinea Riviera Pope Pius XII Rome Truman Vinson Constitution Hall Washington D.C London Oscar the Rabbit Prince of Wales Theatre Paris Palais de Chaillot France Eiffel Tower Algiers Opera House Douglas MacArthur Manila Sa d Graf Nese i Baneld Furst Bormerensee i Nan Sie Usic Department Wallaces Ander

Soldier Eugene E. Brock returns for burial in Shafter

Eugene E. Brock, killed in action in 1945 on Luzon Island Philippines, is returned for burial in Shafter California. The body arrives Thursday evening and graveside services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Shafter Cemetery conducted by Rev. B. E. Andrews.

Eugene E. Brock Shafter Cemetery Luzon Island Philippines Brock Santa Fe Legion Post Shafter Funeral Home B. E. Andrews U. S. Army Shafter Carl Brock Jessie Brock Bakersfield Vandel Brock Mildred Brock Pvt. Brock Frederick Oklahoma

Art Association Display Thursday Evening At Club House

The Art Association presents an exhibit Thursday January 27 at eight oclock in the Women's Club House with free admission. Beulah Bartlett and Blythe Monroe will share four important displays from their studies in the Continent and Orient. Mrs Evelyn Pentzer will present pupils from Modern Studio of Dancing and Stage Art to demonstrate interpretive dance for education.

Ceramics Mart Beulah Bartlett Blythe Monroe Orient Evelyn Pentzer

Davidson Buys Part Interest of 2 Local Gins

Max J. Davidson formerly prominent southern cotton man moves to Shafter after acquiring partial ownership in two local gins from Jerfny Warren. Warren had taken over Smith Garrison Gin and Garrison City holdings near 5 Points. Davidson will operate the gins as Warren remains tied to southern business interests. Davidson brings 20 years in cotton seed oil mills and ginning in Arkansas and Mississippi, and will reside on Sycamore Street with his wife and 10 year old daughter.

Max J. Davidson Shafter Smith Garrison Jerfny Warren Davidson Warren Shafter Avenue 5 Points Garrison City Turrell Ginning Co Turrell Arkansas Memphis Tenn Dixie Gin Oscola Mississippi County Ark Bolivar County Mississippi Sycamore Street

Chamber Eyes 49 Potato Festival Plans in Shafter

The Shafter Chamber of Commerce approved forming a committee to contact local clubs about holding a 1949 Potato Festival. Art Hemingson, Ray Duerksen and Marvin Weidenbach will seek club input. They aim for an earlier date before harvest, with schools and bands active. A town-wide sign and road condition review was also discussed.

Shafter Chamber of Commerce Shafter Motel Chamber Art Hemingson Ray Duerksen Marvin Weidenbach Highway 99 J. H. Revell A. P. Ohanne

T B X Ray Unit To Visit Shafter Next Month

The Kern County Tuberculosis and Health Association plans a mobile X ray unit visit in Shafter from February 14 to 18 to offer free lung and heart X rays. Locations include Shafter Farm Labor Camps and area schools with another town location to serve residents. Local fund raising in schools reported: Richland Grammar $77.51, Shafter High $7.06, Maple School $10.00.

Kern County Tuberculosis. and Health Association Shafter Richland Grammar District Maple School Rio Bravo Tuberculosis & Health Assn Richland Grammar Shafter High

Death of John Voth at 79 in Shafter area

John Voth, aged 79, died in a hospital after residing in the state 31 years, most of that time in Shafter. Last rites set for today at 10 30 a m at Seventh Day Adventist church. Flickinger Janzen Mortuary in charge. Survived by widow Ida and four daughters including Mrs E C Schneider and Mrs J H Dirksen. Born December 21, 1869 in Russia.

Seventh Day Adventist Church John Voth Flickinger- Janzen Mortuary Shafter Ida Voth Russia Arnold Voth Berry Creek Calif E. C. Schneider J. H. Dirksen C. S. Pascoe Fred Loewen Pippen

County Chamber Urges Screening of Dust Facts

Kern County Chamber of Commerce urges the Board of Supervisors to establish a factual program on dust storms. F Roch, chamber president, says the chamber would act as a clearing house with local, state, and national agencies to present ideas and verify soil conservation measures.

Board of Supervisors Kern County F.roch Kern County Chamber of Commerce Kalloch Los Angeles

Press Excluded At Pre-Meeting Council Confab

A Shafter City Council pre meeting was held behind closed doors with the press barred by the City Clerk, who claimed the regular meeting had not started. A local business man waited outside and no visitors sat in on the private session.

Shafter City

Accident in Oil Fields Kills Paul Baker

Paul David Baker, 25, of Shafter, died after a heavy oil well pipe struck him in Taft area fields. He is survived by six sisters and a brother, with service at the Pentecostal church today at 2:30 p.m. Burial in Shafter Cemetery. Baker was born April 11, 1923, in Monette Arkansas.

Paul David’ Baker Shafter Iragi Taft Baker Orange Avenue Allia Baker Evelyn Tate Bertha Forrest Modesto Retha Davis Atwater Goldie Mantel Los Angeles Martha Walker Bertie Carter Pentecostal Church E. L. Bradhurst Shafter Cemetery Shafter Funeral Home Monette Arkansas

Mayor Receives City Badge From Shafter Police

Shafter California police officers presented Mayor Paul V. McClure with a formal mayoral badge at an informal gathering at Police Chief John C. Reily's home. The swag added to McClure's badge collection, which already included a previous badge from two years ago when he served as Police Commissioner. Present were Reily Hanley Witcher Le Jenner and Claude Mitchell.

Shafter Paul V. McClure John C. Reily California McClure Reily Hanley Blake Witcher Lesle Jenner Claude Mitchell

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