Martha Epp and William Goertzen United in Mennonite Brethren Ceremony
Martha Epp of Shafter and William Goertzen of Los Angeles wed in a Mennonite Brethren church service led by Rev. H. D. Wiebe. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Epp. A vocal solo and Lohengrin wedding march accompanied the ceremony. Afterward a reception for about 400 guests was held in the church basement. The couple will reside in Los Angeles where Goertzen works in an airplane factory. A previous shower honored the bride with friends and hosts listing numerous guests and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Epp
Shafter
William Goertzen
Los Angeles
H. D. ‘Wiebe
Mennonite Brethren Church
P. C. Epp
Gola
A. F. Bergen
Ernest Siemens
Mrs. Goertzen
Mr. Goertzen
Picnic Honors Nevada Newlyweds by Bakersfield Club
Cig Millers Picnic honored Mr and Mrs Citewittier recent Nevada marriage at Jastro park Bakersfield. Shafter Business and Professional Women presented a Franciscan pottery gift. Many members attended including Messer Peters Ennis Hughes Hobson Janzen Mettler Lachenmaier Rod gers Neufeld and others in a large social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Anderson
George Enns
J. H. Sanders
Eugene Ford
William Lachenmaier
Herb Schirmer
Baren Mayfield
J. H. Maurer
Bob Wardwell
T. V. Little
Jack Janzen
John Dalke
E. B. Stringham
Jack White
Dean Aylesworth
H.G. Comfort
J. W. Lassiter
O. C. Meadows
Art Stepp
Martha Wed
Alfred T. Chandler
Tommy Dorris
Tip Henderson
California Extension issues home vegetable garden circular
The University of California Agricultural Extension service released a new emergency food production circular on establishing and caring for home vegetable gardens. It joins a series on pork, rabbits, vegetables, fruit, poultry and dairy now available free from county extension offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California Agricultural Extension Service
Extension Service
Breeding of 41 Mates at UC Davis with Army Stallion
Forty one mares were bred to the U S Army stallion Final Appeal on the University of California Davis campus during 341 under a cooperative agreement between the college of agriculture and the Army Remount service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army
Final Appeal
Davis
University of California
College of Agriculture
Army Remount Service
Soybeans as Food Source and Milk Alternative
Soybeans shift from forage crop to human food with high protein and fat. Green and dry beans offer vitamin A and B complex. soybean milk appears via two methods and a curd contains about 8 percent protein.
Green Soybeans and Fermented Curd Recipes with Story
Instructions describe making soybean curd from soy milk using vinegar or fermentation, pressing and storing in a cold place, plus culinary uses for green soybeans. A Brownwood Texas item follows about Lon Parker reuniting with children after ham sandwich moment, then notes on preparing fresh soybeans and shelling steps.
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Brownwood
Texas
Lon Parker
Parker
Goldie
Opal
Ellis Parker
Northwest
Montana
Wyoming
Canada
Abilene
Goldie Parker
Goldie Mills
Grant
Lie Detector Traces Truth for Moline Burglary Suspect
Ernest Dobbs a Rock Island man confessed to a $300 burglary after lie detector tests in Chicago. He had earlier admitted dishonesty five times, joking that the machine showed that many lies.
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Moline
Ill
Chicago
Ernest Dobbs
Rock Island
Dove Survives 10 Days In Heating System Pipes
A dove trapped inside the Price Utah heating system survived ten days as church services continued. Special services at the Hellenic Orthodox church prayed for divine aid and the bird was released after a heat register was opened. Feathers scorched, but the dove appeared largely unharmed.
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Dove
Price
Utah
Price Hellenic Orthodox
Live Alone and Like It Barred in 1672 Massachusetts
In 1672 Massachusetts authorities ordered hermit John Littlehall to join a family within six weeks, citing the law against living alone and noting that solitude was “subject to much sin.” The court record describes Littlehall living alone in a house, prompting the removal order.
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Haverhill
Mass
Massachusetts
John Littlehall
Littlehall
John Doe
Karakul Sheep Arrived in U S Early 1900s For Lambskin Trade
The breed arrived in the United States beginning in 1909 with further imports in 1913 and 1914. They are of the fat-tail type and not noted for hardiness. Originating in west central Asia, Karakul-influenced flocks also occur near the Caspian and Black Sea basins, valued for lambskin with a glossy curl used in women’s fashion.
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United States
Central Asia
Caspian
Sneeze Lesson Ends as Professor Loses Teeth
At a Sneeze lesson in Saw Mills North Carolina a professor silenced a loud sneezing pupil and demonstrated a forceful sneeze causing his false teeth to fly across the room. He quickly reclaimed them, put them back in, and dismissed the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C
The Holy Spirit Inspires New Testament Letters
A study of divine inspiration in Pauline and apostolic writings. The gospel, Bible, and faith are presented as God given, not humanly devised, with emphasis on reception, acceptance, and protection against distortion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Paul
Jude
John
Jesus Christ
Arto
Goa
Redemp
Whip-Rite Air Pressure Cream Whipper Promises Perfect Whips
A new device named Whip-Rite uses air pressure to whip cream quickly. The compact metal bottle requires pouring in cream, pumping the handle, and shaking to produce professional looking ribbons and stable whipped cream that stays fluffy from morning to dinner. It also makes light avocado and other whipped spreads easy to prepare.
Hollywood Beauty Classes Improves Marriage Prospects
Dr James M Wood president of Stephens College for Women in Columbia Missouri touts personality training as key to happiness and stable marriages. He cites low divorce rates and high marriage rates among graduates after five years, noting studies by Dr Louise Price at Stanford support teaching women to dress talk and walk to overcome insecurity.
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James M. Wood
Stephens College For Women
Columbia
United States
Louise Price
Stanford University
Handy Household Tips for Frosted Plants and Quick Meals
Frost bitten house plants should be kept in darkness until thawed and not watered for two to three days. Ensure baby bottle water coverage during sterilization and maintain three inches of dry water above bottles when boiling. Dress bare rooms with small shelves and trailing greenery. For a quick jiffy meal, mix two eggs with canned mushroom soup and cheese, heat until thick, and serve over rice or pasta.
Oregon Sees Rise in Private Reforestation Efforts
Dr. George W. Peavy notes growing interest in reforestation on private lands in western Oregon. Hearings consider classifying about 40 000 acres of logged‑off lands as reforestation lands under state law. Tax during classification is 5 cents per acre, with a 42 percent yield tax on harvested timber.
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Oregon
George W. Peavy
Oregon State College
State Board of Forestry
Peavy
Isolationists Pride Havasupai Water People
The Havasupai of northern Arizona call themselves the blue-green water people. Isolated on 100 acres of tillable land amid cliffs, they live in a rock girt paradise where waterfalls rival Niagara and remain peaceful amid external troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Meturah History
American Museum
Niagara
Household plumbing and home repair tips from 1920s column
Practical advice on hot water coils in oil furnaces, damp plaster fixes, skunk control with moth flakes, paint compatibility for garages, basement bathroom materials, removing ivory piano yellowing, mothproofing wood with paradichlorobenzene, and cleaning artificial leather with egg white finish.
Shafter People To Funeral Three Local Men Attend
The Rev. William Jackson of the First Baptist church and seven local boys attend the Baptist summer session at Camp Condor. P. A. Schmidt visited the camp yesterday. The Laurence Baughman family traveled to Visalia Tuesday for the funeral of John Kleinhan, Mrs. Baughman’s uncle, who died after a car strike north of Visalia on Sunday.
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William Jackson
First Baptist Church
Camp
Condor
P. A. Schmidt
Laurence Baughman
Visalia
John Kleinhans
Baughman
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Aldeen Beese
Margaret Funk
Alma
Viola Penner
Clara Nikkel
Delphine and
Purse Hold
Nadine Kruger
Josehine Klassen
Ruth Warkehtin
Verna Balzer
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Phoebe Wiebe
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Martha Eppape
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Sam L. Becker
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Irvin Neufeld
Cig Millers
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D.C. Catioe
Bureau of Home
Karakul
Py Harolays
Weste Lundouist
D. D Bible. Institute
Ewspaper
Union
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Gouri
Hollywood
Roger 8. Whitman
Roger B. Whitman
Pery
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Southern Pine Association
New Orleans
Schneider
Wikoff
R.F.D
Button Willow Warehouse Company
R. L. Hughett
A. Lumis
Bakersfield
W. J. Overton
Buttonwillow
Ben DIX
Bendix
Home Appliance CO
WM. H. Stoller
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