Chatter Cociery Anniversary Dinner for Burl and
The 20th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Burl Beaver at 216 Ash Street featured a surprise dinner organized by their children Janis Sandra and Donald with guests including Mr and Mrs W R Clatchey and Mr and Mrs Dave Ohanneson A china anniversary supplied many tablepieces The Maupins visit and Valma Miller new assistant principal moving to Shafter are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burl Beaver
Ash Street
Janis
Sandra
Donald
Apti Branch
Valma Miller
Richland
California Avenue
Shafter
Peters Silver Wedding Anniversary Observed At Maple Leaf
Maple Leaf directors and wives hosted a reception for Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Peters on their silver anniversary. The event featured white and silver decor, a cake with rings and bells, and a punch bowl of ice with carnations. Attendees included about 150 relatives. donations to the Maple Leaf Foundation honored their late daughter Betsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Leaf
E. J. Peters
Peters
Miss Hull
Peter
Arthur Willems
Haldheim
Saskatchwan
Waldo Wiebe
Jesus
Spud Heinrichs
Lloyd Kroeker
Don Klingenberg
Wesley
Ralzer
Douglas Peters
George Willems
Candles a Cake Schedule for July 20 to 26, 1956
A listings-style diary of birthday celebrations and host names across seven days from July 20 through July 26 1956. It names individuals such as Mrs Glen Putman Mrs Harold Sechnaidt William Lachenmaier Wilma Kurtz John Putman Susan Walker then other groups by day and person for a community event page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Putman
Harold Sechnaidt
William Lachenmaier
Wilma Kurtz
John Putman
Susan Walker
Jake Kroeker
Esther Voth
Luciel Walker
Bonnie Muir
Ella “Grandma” Mouser
Miss Gloeckler Honored at Rio Bravo Buffet Supper
A garden party at the Nugent home in Rio Bravo celebrated Linda Gloeckler’s upcoming marriage to Dr. Stuart Parrish. Shafter, Wasco, La Granada, and California guests attended a 7:30 pm buffet under sycamores with pink and white flowers. Linda, daughter of Charles C. Gloeckler, has worked as a hostess for Superior Oil in Rio Bravo for seven years. wedding set for July 14 at Bakersfield First Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Gloeckelt
Stuart Parrish
J. B. Nugent
Rio Bravo
Shafter
Mmes
Mert Wiedmann
Ernie Hofman
Ae Ware
John Channeson
Harold Freedman
Wasco
John B. Nugent, Jr
la Gnada
J. C
Southern California
Don
Women Directors Meet July 16th at Shafter Woman's Club
Board of Directors of the Shafter Woman's Club met at 235 James Street the home of Mrs Walter Gragman to shape summer plans. Arrangements for the year book and money projects were completed. refreshments were served to Irma Ohanneson Lucille Bongberg Shirley Kodet Janet Kenneth Blanche Stepp and Evelyn Little president of the Juni Women's club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter Woman's Club
Walter Gragman
James Street
Irma Ohanneson
Lucille Bongberg
Shirley Kodet
Janet Kenneth
Blanche Stepp
Juni Women’s Club
Evelyn Little
Fifteen Year Reunion Of Shafter Residents Held
A group of former Shafter residents met July 10 at County Park for a 15 year reunion. Mrs. Dave Strauss and Mrs. organized the event with children playing volley ball and adults enjoying fellowship and a song fest. Attendees included Jack Neufeld Ben Nach tigal Harold Unruh Abe Goertzen Henry Karber Glen Bergthold Dave Schmidt and many others with their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Dave Strauss
Essrs
Mmes
Jack Neufeld
Ben Nachtigal
Harold Unruh
Abe Goertzen
Henry Karber
Glen Bergthold
Dave Schmidt
Jim Thiessen
John Kliewer
Sam Becker
John Balzer
Willaim Goertzen
Harvey Gaede
Albert Janzen
Willard Janzen
Don Klingenberg
Bill Siemens
Dave Strauss Waido Unruh
Harold Wiens
John Wiens
Abe Karber
Residents and visitors fill Shafter area notices
In and Around Shatter MR residents host visitors and extended family gatherings. The Chan Nesons return from Serena Beach with stories of a pleasant stay at their son's beach house near Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Channeson
Mannel_ avenue
Serena Beach
Santa Barbara
Weldon Howze to Be Home on Visit
Weldon Howze will spend a two week vacation at his parents home in Shafter from August 4 to 19. He has served three years in the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society headquarters offices in New York City and will represent the headquarters at a San Bernardino district meeting drawing about 7,500 Jehovah's Witnesses from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Howze
W. L. Howze
Shafter Avenue
Weldon
Shafter
Howze
Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania
Jehovah’s Witnesses
New York City
San Bernardino
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chatter Cociery
Beavers
W. R. Clatchey
Dave Ohanneson
Ardith Branch
Mark Absher
Ohanneson and Absher
Dorothy Hale
Everett Maupin
Jimmie Hall
Davis
Don Maupin
Complete Automotive
Irvine
Fike Motor Port
Central Valley
Phone Pioneer
David Muir, Sr
Patricia Stoller
Alma Kurtz
Paula Thomas
Robert J. Peters
Wanda Heinricha
Virginia Nieto
Tom Wilson
Michael Neufeld
Melinda Lane
Mike Johnston
Wiava R. Jones
Michael Johnson
Patricia Horn
Becky Hoover
Brown
Connie Osborn
Bert Ware
Ted Vignolo
Rachel Morse
John Dalle
Elizabeth Goertzen
Connie Pelosi
Lucille Harris
Catha Weyand
Bruce Crawfo
Phillip Jeffries
Eldon Myrick
M. J. Stockton
Tommy Ware
Miss Gloeckler
Dennis Handel
Shafter High School
Tommy Colvard
Yell
Bonnie Johnson
Arcadia Medina
Girls League
Robert Borton
Carol Witcher
Shafter Press
Phil
William Stone
Carol
Soquel
Robert Mumm
Sacramento
Muriel Smith
Castorville
W.R. Gorsching
Pacific Avenue
Arthur Kadel
Wilma Guenther
George Guenther
Guenther
Lloyd Osborn
Johnsondale
J. Wray
James Skaggs
Debra
Jamie
Skaggs
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Wray
John Bartel
Marengo Avenue
Henry
Hillsboro
Kansas
Reedley
San Mateo
Santa Maria
Bartel
J. C. Warneke
Fresno
P. J. Gorsching
Tom Morris
Warneke
Fresno State
Donald Mettler
Bakersfield Hospital
Mrs
Robert Gates
Santa Cruz
Arthur Johnson
Mrs. Grant Jeriseh
W. Manuel Avenue
T. N. Anderson
Central Valley Highway
Wide World Photo
Chevy
Pikes Peak
Chevrolet
MILES
Richland Chevrolet Co
Central Avenue
Pioneer
Shafter, California
National Automobile Club
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