Baseball Schedule and Standings for July Events
July events list primary diamond games at Rio Bravo and Manuel Park with teams such as Shirleys, Supreme Air, Electric Union, Nicks, Kiwanis, and Dart Delite. Included are July 10 to July 13 matchups, Picnic dates, awards, and daily standings led by Colleen Diltz with scores from June 26 to June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley’s
Supreme Air
Diamond
Nikkel
Vineer
Picnic
Richland
Eewee
Zachary
Kiwanis
Electric Union
Agee
Rio Bravo
Nicks
Brown
Bryant
Dart Delite
Sapane
Manuel Park
Stanley Mouser
Pepsi-Cola
Colleen Diltz
Low
PBE _WEE
Insurance Merger Unites Schnaidt and Nikkel Agencies
Johnnie and Clara Schnaidt of Schnaidt's Insurance and George Nikkel of Nikkel Insurance merge their businesses. Effective July 1 they operate at 317 Central Avenue with Nikkel focusing on insurance and Mrs. Schnaidt continuing real estate. All are well known in Shafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Clara Schnaidt
Schnaidt’s Insurance
George Nikkel
Nikkel Insurance
Central Avenue
Nikkel
Schnidt
Shafter
Evelyn Hinke McGowen Wedding in Wasco on June 16
Miss Evelyn Hinke daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Hinkle 438 West Marengo wed Jimmy Dale McGowen son of Mr and Mrs Billy McGowen 516 Gibson Lane in a double ring ceremony at Free Will Baptist Church in Wasco attended by 100 guests. The bride wore white crepe with lace trim and a seed pearl crown veil. Matron of honor Carolyn Steele and bridesmaids Martha and Joanne Hinkle wore pink street dresses and carried white carnations. Best man Freddie Hutchison and ushers Stanley Hester and Ricky Bradford. Joan Shill attended the guest book. Glenda Salisbury played the wedding march with soloist Joe Cluck Wasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Hinkle
A. W. Hinkle
West Marengo
Jimmy Dale McGowen
Billy McGowen
Gibson Lane
W. W. McPhail
Free Will Baptist Church
Carolyn Steele
Martha
Joanne Hinkle
Freddie Hutchison
Stanley Hester
Wasco
Ricky Bradford
Joan Shill
Glenda Salisbury
Joe Cluck
Slumber Party Marks Final Junior Girls Auxiliary Meeting
The Junior Girls Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church held a backyard slumber party at Mrs. Albert DeWitte’s home. The event included a breakfast, pink ribbon and carnation decorations, vows under a white arch, and a reception led by Joyce Beam and Sarah Sullivan. The bride, a Shafter High School senior, and her groom, a Bakersfield Evening Class graduate, plan to reside in Shafter after a coast wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
So, Baptist Church
Albert DeWitte
Valerie Mouser
Diane White
Mary Louise DeWitte
Linda Johnston
Joyce Beam
Sarah Sullivan
Patricia Cluck
Wasco
Shafter
Marvin
James Trippe
Spicer City
Marvin Trippe
Frankfort
Germany
Nancy Bergman Graduates From Pacific College
Pacific College announces the graduation of Nancy Gail Bergman with a major in Social Science and a Political Science emphasis and a minor in Psychology. She is the Oscar Bergman of 447 Walnut Street and will work as a Fresno County Welfare social worker while pursuing part time graduate studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific College
Nancy Gail. Bergman
Miss Bergman
Oscar Bergman
Walnut Street
Fresno County Department of Welfare
Bridal Shower Honors Marcia Craig Before July 8 Wedding
About 70 guests attended a bridal shower for Miss Marcia Craig hosted by Mrs. Merton Wiedmann and Miss Lynn Wiedmann at the Wiedmann home on June 22. Assisting were bridesmaids Mrs. Michael Hair and Miss Mary Thompson. Pink and white decorations featured lilies and a large serving bouquet. An array of punch petite fours cookies nut bread nuts and mints were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Wiedmann
Lynn Wiedmann
Marcia Craig
Robert Krause
Wiedmann
Cross
Michael Hair
Sharon Peters
Mary Thompson
Ed Brown
Miss Marcia Craig Hosts Bridal Luncheon at Home
Miss Marcia Craig entertained her bridal party at a luncheon on July 2 at the Craig home, 370 Maple. Attendants included maid of honor Lynn Wiedmann who received a piece of cake with a thimble, and guests Mary Thompson Edith Lyndh Judy Adams Onsum. Favors included lipstick cases and purse containers, with a pink color scheme echoing in table settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Craig
Craig
Lynn Wiedmann
Mary Thompson
Edith Lyndh
Betty Hoover
Judy Adams
Judy Onsum
County Fire Department on Five Calls Since Last Monday
The County Fire Department answered five fires and one fusilation call since June 26. Two calls occurred in Shafter, including a beans pot left to burn at Ivan Meyers. A trailer fire at Anderson Trailer Court blamed on an extension cord. Three county calls covered hay fires at M L Sheffields farm and grain loss at Willis Reimers place. The department saved four acres at Wasco avenue and Tulare. another blaze in lumber and a corral fence was traced to burning trash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the County Fire Department
Shafter
Ivan Meyers
Selah Thomas
Anderson Trailer Court
M. L
Willis Reimer
Wasco Avenue
Tulare
Dan Hammett
Lerdo
Teachers Club Telegrams Support Assembly Bill 272
Dick Scott and the Richland Teachers Club urged property owners to contact their assemblyman in support of Assembly Bill 272. The measure aims to aid school finances and reduce property taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Scott
Richland Teachers Club
Party At Church Honors Ogans Leave for Army
At First Southern Baptist Church social hall on June 26 a baby shower celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Dexter C. Ogan Jr. He had returned from Ft. Leonard Wood and will depart July 1 for Baltimore for army training. Hostesses led devotions and games awarded prizes to Ralph Thompson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter C. Ogan, Jr
First Southern Baptist Church
D. C
Ogan
Lorene Mouser
Lucille Aday
Jo Armstrong
Vernon Searcy
Harold Reimer
Ralph Thompson
Gene Moore
Gloria Banks
Nancy de Witte
Opal Reynolds
Alvin Crafton
Kern County Fair Promotes Juvenile Adequacy At 1967 Event
The Kern County Fair September 22 to 30 introduces junior adequacy with major departments for 4 H members Future Farmers of America Farmerettes and Junior Farmer groups plus open junior classes in horse show hobbies floriculture home economics arts and crafts coins leatherwork stamps lapidary era pigeons and rabbits. Open livestock and agriculture divisions welcome all youths earning ribbons premium money and cash awards for top entries in grains beans peas cotton forage crops seeds vegetables fruits and nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern County
Future Farmers of America
Cy Allen
Allen
Franklin Family Returns to Shafter for Kern County Fair
Mr and Mrs James Franklin and daughters Susan Charlene and Darlene return from Plainview Texas after three years with Cen Vi Ro Pipe Co They attend the Kern County Fair highlighting 4 H FFA and Farmerette exhibits In Building 5 feature booths showcase insect life cycles and agriculture mechanics amid redecorated displays by Gus Bouquet focusing on wheels and economic impact of Kern County youth programs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Texas
James Franklin
Susan
Charlene
Darlene
Shafter
Franklin
Cen- Vi-Ro Pipe Co
FFA
Junior Home Economs
Harry West
Gus Bouquet
Kern County
Kern County Fair Board
Fair
Allen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coopers
Shafter Concrete
Maple Realty
Fire Dept
Central Hardware
Rubens
Mettlers
Handle
Lers
Fire
Dari-Delight
DariDe
Electric
Vincents
Shirleys
Adams
Nikkels
Willow
Shafter Maple
Mettlers A. Mettlers Maple
Rubens Shaf
Dari-Del
Nicks Brown & Bry
Zachary Elec
Kiwanis Agee
Pepsi Cola
Lions
Rotary
Pepsi
American Legion
American Sg
Nikkel Iron Adams
Elec
A&w
Buttonwillow
City Ambul
Schnaidt and Nikkel
Evelyn Hinke
Nancy Bergman Is
George Globe
O.A.S
Chester Avenue
Leeds
Habla Espanol
18Th & K Sts
Church of Christ
Shafter Press
County Fire Department
Teachers Club
Ogans
Buel Mouser
Garland Armstrong
Red Young
Henry Mouser
Doyle Hamman
J. C. Wells
Lone Graves
Joe Banks
Dale Sphones
Riley Ashby
Ben Henderson
Troy Aday
George Warren
Cecil Armstrong
Ida Absher
Marsha
Ruth Searcy
Donald Graves
Nancy DeWitte
Averil Mouser
Minnie Templeton
Lyona Snyder
Dexter Ogan, Sr
Words
Ogan, Jr
Union
Horace Womack
Franklins
Walker Fairview
Shafter, Calif
Pioneer
Southern
California
The
Pacific Lighting System
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