Ladies Aid meeting at Mee Congregational Church
Announcement for the Ladies Aid of Mee Congregational Church shows a meeting held Thursday February 2 at 2 30 p m at the church. Elizabeth Ingram will be in charge and it will be a pot luck luncheon. Members include Vivian Bartel Aldeen Boese Edna Boese Edna Mikkel and others. Frank Russell planned a social hour and a Spanish supper at the close.
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Ladies Aid of
M Ee Congregational Church
Elizabeth ‘Ingram
Frank Russell
Vivian Bartel
Aldeen Boese
Edna Boese
Edna Mikkel
Mesdames
Arthur Craig
Don Klinkenberg
Powell McCoy
Frank ‘Russel
Waldo Unruh
Harald Weens
Wednesday Club Plans Business Meeting At Clubhouse
The Wednesday Afternoon Club will meet on February 3 at 2 oclock at the clubhouse. Bible chairman Mrs A P Channeson will lead, with speaker Mrs Keith McKee of Bakersfield addressing the group.
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A. P. Channeson
Keith McKee
Bakersfield
Pot Luck Dinner to Honor Retiring Pastor and Wife
The Ladies Aid of Plymouth Congregational Church hosts a community pot luck supper at the church Friday evening to honor retiring pastor The Rev Alfred Chandler and Mrs Chandler who move to Fresno for a new pastorate. Guests of honor perform a vocal duet with Miss Doris Davis on piano and Mrs Margaret Peters sings with David Powell on piano.
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Ladies Aid ‘of
Plymouth Congregational Church
Alfred Chandler
Chandler
Fresno
Doris Davis
Margaret Peters
David Powell
Professional Women Hear Talk On Value of Publicity
The Shafter Business and Professional Women's Club held its regular dinner at Mrs. Ralph Janzen's home with hostesses Beulah Bartlett Dorothy Wright Margaret Bennett. Mrs. Coyne of Coasco spoke on publicity and urged early newspaper notices. Donations to the March of Dimes were collected and the next meeting will be February 4 at Mrs. Floyd Cooper's home.
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Shafter Business
Ralph Janzen
Ross Willis
Beuth Bartlett
Dorothy Wright
Margaret Bennett
Alfred Chandler
America
Lorain ‘Gaede
Stad Evening
Spa Er
George Coyne
Asco
Coyne
Frances Richey
Thelma Christopher
Wm. Rodgers
Minnie McCormic
Bakersfirst “Hospital
Beulah Bartlett
Irene Mettler
Martha Gloeckler
Erna Mettler
Lorain Gaede
Genevieve Cooper
Washington
Lois Rosenstiel
Floyd Cooper
Paul Sanders
Tea Honoring Mrs H Grey Visit At Bakersfield
Honor of Mother Mrs Phil Ohanneson hosted a Thursday afternoon tea at 589 Mannell avenue for her mother Mrs H Grey of Woodland who is visiting. Floral arrangements featured delphinium stock and lilies. Guests from Bakersfield included Mrs W B Camp Mrs Thomas Nelson Dr Sophie Loven and Mrs Charles Nescon. Other attendees listed were Mrs C Channeson Mrs Charles and Mrs John Peters Mrs Errol Janes Mrs P L Arnold Mrs Gordon Haydlock and Mrs O T Olson.
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Yast Priday
Lena Gladden
California
Ohio
Walter Eckman
Pru Channeson
Mire. Grey
Errol Janes
Marion Stockton
Edlin Peters
Phil Ohanneson
Mannell Avenue
H. Grey
Woodland
A. P. Ohanneson
Bakersfield
W.B. Camp
Thomas Nelson
Sophie Loven
Charles
C. Channeson
John Peters
P. L. Arnold
Gordon Haydlock
O. T. Olson
Truck Tire Inspections Timed by New OPA Rules
OPA orders require farmers to inspect passenger car tires every six months for A book holders and by end of February for B book holders with four month intervals thereafter. Truck tires need inspection every 60 days or 5000 miles, at designated service locations, with certificates of necessity not issued if tires are good. Native California dogwood may be used to make bobbins and shuttles in textiles.
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OPA
M. A. Lindsay
Kern County
Usda War Board
California
Scout Week Observance Aims To Strengthen Youth War Effort
Kern County Boy Scouts and Cubs join a nationwide Scout Week February 6 to 12 with the theme toughen up buckle down and carry on to victory. Unit leaders outline events including Scout Sunday on February 7 church services district and troop courts of honor investitures and anniversary dinners.
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Boy Scouts
Kern County
United States
Honor Roll Lists Set at Shafter High School
Shafter High School releases its third quarter honor roll featuring students such as V. Alexander J. Becker M. Bergman A. Dahl H. Dahl and many others. Additional honorees include W. H. Dahl F. Senen L. Henderson M. Klaudt L. Lane D. Leonards and J. Wiebe.
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Shafter High School
V. Alexander
J. Becker
M. Bergman
A. Dahl
H. Dahl
Eckmann
W. Evans
F. Hansen
L. Henderson
C. Hitchcock
F. Holsenbake
A. Hukill
L. Johnson
J. Kendall
R. Kimmel
B. Kinman
B. Klassen
J. Klassen
M. Klaudt
M. Kroeker
L. Lane
D. Leonards
W. Little
J. Nikkel
K. Nikkel
M. Olson
A. Penner
F. Pope
W. Proctor
R. Ray
R. Reimer
J. Rose
California Cattle Feed Growth Stands Out in 1943
Across the United States on January 1 1943 beef cattle on feed rose 8 percent, with the eleven western states at 93 percent of 1942 levels. California led a different trend with about 20 percent more cattle fed than a year earlier and California sheep and lambs up 12 000 from last year though western states overall fell 17 percent.
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Midwest
United States
California
Redwood lumber dominates Northern California coastal counties
The article notes that ninety five percent of the world's redwood lumber is produced in the Northern coastal counties of California highlighting the region's timber dominance.
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California
Minter Private Salutes His Wife in WAAC Entrance
Private Morris M. Moorhead saluted his wife 2nd Lt. Madia G. Moorhead as she arrived at Minter Field to join the WAACs after receiving her commission on January 9, 1943. The couple, married fifteen years, spoke of women joining the service to free men for combat and end the war, while both expressed pride and eagerness to return to civilian life after victory.
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Minter Field
Morris M. Moorhead
Madia G. Moorhead
WAAC
Army
Lieut
Moorhead
Pvt
Home Food Production 4-H Project Aims to Aid War Effort
A new wartime 4-H Club project titled Home Food Production was announced by H W Longfellow to aid Kern County 4-H work. It teaches members to determine yearly family food needs and how to produce vegetables eggs meat fruits and preserve produce. Contact the Farm Advisor's office at 2610 M St Bakersfield for details. open to ages 10 to 21.
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H. W. Longfellow
Kern County
Ape SL
Bakersfield
Saving Food Values in Vegetables and Fruits
Home Demonstration meetings focus on preserving nutrients and quality from picking to table. Miss Dorothy Wilkinson warns Vitamin C is fragile and losses occur during handling, with details on storage and preparation to be shared in upcoming sessions across Magunden Inyokern Weldon Rosedale Weedpatch Arvin Tupan Buttonwillow.
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Dorothy Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Miss Wilkinson
Magunden
Inyokern
Weldon
Rosedale Weedpatch
Arvin
Tupan
Buttonwillow
the Agricultural Extension Service
Latter Day Saints Elder To Speak At Wasco
Elder Charles A. Callis, member of the Council of Twelve Apostles, is slated to speak at Wasco. The address is expected to address church teachings and community outreach, drawing attendees from surrounding towns.
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Latter Day Saints
Wasco
Chas. A. Callis
Charles A. Callis
Council of Twelve
Apos
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