Polio Story of Ilona Weishear Sparks Charity Effort
Ilona Weishaar a fourth grade pupil in Kern Academy Shafter illustrates how donations to the March of Dimes aid the fight against infantile paralysis. Struck down last Aug 22 by polio she recovers with community support and hopes for a cure.
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Ilona Weishear
Ilona Weishaar
Kern Academy
Shafter
March of Dimes
Hepawren
Karen
Ilona
Tiona
Kern General Hospital
H Justin Weishaar
Mom
Pop
Navy
Lona
Adults Learn Scout Work In Training In Shafter Event
The northern County Boy Scout adult training course met in Shafter under H. C. Harper. Local attendees from Shafter Wasco and Delano joined an ongoing program to train men for effective scouting. A March of Dimes feature highlighted patient care and research funding benefiting polio victims.
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Shafter
H. C. Harper
Roy Farrell
Bill Dalke
Art Brownell
Wilbur Stocker
W .Weyarfd
Jake Siement
Ben Bartel
Waldo Unruh
Jesse Winn
Bob Brooks
Ray Siemen
T. R. Taussey
H. D. Brooks
Oe Aulis
Ralph McKenney
A. Jessen
C. C. Page
Charlie Merritt
Earl Rouse
Wasco
Delano
Ben Lazarus
Ellis Spurrier
Albert Niett
Ray Pond
Horace Fisher
Leo B. Hart
Bob Overstreet
Bill Black
Clarence Craft
Hd Ellis McDonald
Kids to Tour Rio Bravo Fire Station Board Tour
Kindergarten pupils from Rio Bravo School will tour the county fire station at Shaf Captain T L Kinkaid announces 18 youngsters will receive tips on fire prevention The sirens will not be audible during the visit City firefighters recently hosted a similar tour for Richland school pupils Captain Kinkaid says children help the department in emergencies by understanding the work of fire crews
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Rio Bravo
Shaf
T. L. Kinkaid
Richland School
Kinkaid
Weil
Chest
Shafter
Progressive Council Advances Sidewalk Project Bids
Bids for a northeast Santa Fe tracks sidewalk project will open Feb 14 after state funding approval. State pays most costs. local district taxpayers petitioned last fall but state clearance delayed work. City officials plan bid ads after final state consent. Subtopics cover league meeting with San Joaquin division and potential court system changes.
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Santa Fe
Public Improvement District
League G
F. G. Shaw
al Mortimer
League
California
Lemoore
Phil S. Gibson
State Supreme Court
Paul McClure
Kelly Luckily Skips Injury in Canyon Accident
While returning from Ridgecrest under sleet in Red Rock Canyon, Luckey and H W Pat Kelly avoided serious harm when another vehicle collided with their car as chains were being placed. The Shafter realtor escaped unharmed.
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Kelly
H. W
Pat) Kelly
Ridgecrest
Red Rock Canyon
Kelly Auto
Shafter Realtor
Migratory Workers in Shafter Shift From Valley Camps
The agricultural labor bureau reports vacancies at South Shafter with 40 of 185 cabins empty and North Shafter at 33 of 244 cabins unoccupied. The Arvin Lamont area camps also show lower occupancy with 75 vacancies among 292 cabins, Wasco 54 vacancies, and other camps spot-checked reflecting a general drop in occupants. Norman R McLaughlin notes the trend as the middle of February approaches.
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North Shafter
San Joaquin Valley
Agricultural Labor Bureau
Fresno
South Shafter Camp
North Shafter Camp
Arvin-Lamont
Arvin
Wasco
Bureau
Agricultural Bureau
Notice to Shafter Citizens on City Mail Policy
All citizens of Shafter are notified that future mail to the City of Shafter and the Shafter Public ...
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Shafter
Welfare Board's Appeal for Help Wins Support of Kern Supervisors
Kern County Supervisors backed Shafter migrant workers by sending a truckload of county store food including apples powdered eggs powdered milk and potatoes. The appeal led by Shafter Community Welfare committee members Bristow Guenther and Smith prompted ongoing aid and calls for a state wide relief program.
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Rem Bristow
Shafter Community Welfare
Donald Mixon
Welfare Board
Kern
Kern County Board of Supervisors
Shafter
Vntas
Avaalives
George Guenther
Ned Smith
Home Service
Board For
First Trad
Em Mettler and Sons
Bristow
Fires Put Out By Owners In Fresno
Two property owners contained blazes themselves late Tuesday preventing losses. At 6:11 p.m. a gas ignition in W. E. Nicol’s living room on Fresno and Magnolia triggered a county response, but the owner had it under control. About 6:40 p.m. at 135 Tulare Ave, a smoking gas heater prompted a combined city and county response, but J. E. Klassen kept the situation controlled. No major damage reported.
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W. E. Nicol
Fresno
Magnolia Avenues
T. L. Kinkaid
Tulare Ave
J. E. Klassen
George Vanatta Wins Buttonwillow Contract
County supervisors award Buttonwillow health and welfare building contract to George Vanatta of Shafter. Vanatta’s bid totals 43 340 dollars.
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George Vanatta
Buttonwillow
County Board of Supervisors
George Vanantta
Shafter
Vannatta
Milam Elected to VFW Post in Shafter
R. D. Milam was chosen junior vice commander of the Shafter VFW post Tuesday night. Calvin Fowler was elected quartermaster, Rem Bristow became commander, with Wesley Sherwin reporting on a Kingsbury meeting of VFW leaders with the national commander. Lloyd ordered uniforms for firing squad color bearers color guards and bugler.
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R. D. Milam
Shafter Veteran of Foreign Wars
Calvin Fowler
Rem Bristow
Wesley Sherwin
Shafter
Kingsbury
VFW
Lloyd
Shafter High Tests Underway
Shafter High Schools begin final examinations this week with all students taking general surveys and targeted tests for their semester work. Monday covered English classes and home economics while Tuesday tested social sciences sciences and mechanical drawing.
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Shafter High Schools
Red Cross Hunts for Farm Worker Brinfield
Bakersfield American Red Cross seeks Marvin M. Brinfield a farm laborer possibly from Sacramento. Workers report Brinfield missing and urge anyone with information to contact the Bakersfield chapter at 2504 M Street on behalf of his family and Jean Chambers executive secretary.
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Marvin M. Brinfield
Sacramento
Bakersfield
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Brinfield
Jean Chambers
Bright Outlook for Shafter Community Chest Drive
The sixth annual Shafter Community Chest drive aims for a 5200 goal with $1556 raised at noon. Bank of America official P C Clarkin says many promised gifts are still pending as directors pledge extra effort during Boy Scout week February 6 to 12.
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P. C. Clarkin
Bank of America
Surance
Recreation Commission
Camp
Fire Girls
YMCA
Boy Scouts
Mapleney
Sat Sues Ivwes
Seman Artiet Ae Coe
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