Poppy Poster Winners Named In Local Contest
Sammy Rodriguez, 7th grade, Richland School, won third prize in the district contest sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Local chairwoman Mrs. Chris Rootes led the event with participants from Kern and Tulare counties promoting Buddy Poppy sales for Memorial Day weekend to aid wounded and disabled veterans. Shaftell Prickett, 5th grade, won first in the intermediate division. both winners receive a $2.50 check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Rodriguez
Richland School
American Legion Auxiliary
Chris Rootes
Kern and Tulare County
American, Legion Auxiliary
Shaftell Prickett
Local trio heads to Lodi in June 1925
Clyde Grant Clem McCormac Annie Fry and Rosie Mettler motored to Lodi in June 1925 for an outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Grant
Clem McCormac
Annie Fry
Rosie Mettler
Lodi
Shufents Awarded for Richland School 1954 Graduating Class
Richard Warneke and Clarice Mouser won the American Legion Award at a Richland School Assembly on May 31. Warneke named best all around boy and served as student body president. Mouser named best all around girl and crowned Champion Speller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland School
Richard Warneke
Clarice Mouser
American Legion
Richland
Spelter
Buller Begins Training At Brooke Army Medical Center
Pvt. Stanley Buller, son of Mr and Mrs John Buller of Shafter California, reported to Brooke Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston Texas for advanced basic training at the Medical Training Center. He will train for duty with the Army Medical Service, learning field medical care hospital ward management and field problem application during a five day simulated combat exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Stanley Buller
John Buller
Route 1
Box 333
Shafter
Calif
Brooke Army Medical Center
Medical Training Center
Army Medical Service
Army
Bakersfield College
Buller
Arveda Hedman
Culver St
Bakersfield
Mrs G Robertson Sickness Forces English Substitution
Shafter High School vice principal Mrs G Robertson was ill with flu for a week in December 1928. Professor Vander Eike taught English in her stead during the absence.
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G. Robertson
Shafter High School
Vander Eike
Two Littles Welcome Christmas Gift Child in 1925
The Two Littles reported a Christmas baby born on Christmas night in 1925. Their son Donald Edward arrived as a family celebration and marked another holiday blessing.
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Littles
Stork
Donald Edward
Horn
Arnold ships ten carloads of spuds from 21 acres
J. H. Arnold shipped ten carloads of potatoes from 21 acres of tubers in 1925, signaling a sizable harvest for the period.
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J. H. Arnold
Summer Art Lessons For Children In Shafter
Summer art instruction for kindergarten to high school students will run Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings from June 7 to July 2 at 230 Faber Street. Instructors Mrs Hal William and Mrs Joe Norris plan twelve lessons from 8 30 to 10. Fees are 8 dollars for 12 lessons and 4 25 for six lessons, with 75 cents per lesson and special family rates.
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Hal William
Joe Norris
Faber Street
Williams
Suderman Daughter Reopens Bible Institute Studies
Miss Viola Suderman resumed her studies at the Bible Institute of Los Angeles after spending the Christmas 1937 holidays at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs G G Suderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Suderman
Bible Institute of Los Angeles
G. G. Suderman
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Thanell Prickett
Earl E
Henry
Bettin Robert
MSIL
The
Treasury
Bob Kirkwood
California
Medical
Ross Harrington
Richard Warnecke
Boca
Tess Nérris
Kern County
Buttonwillow
Ile
Pasadena City College
Kent University
Ohio
Joyce Williams
Norris
Galyen
Kern CO
California Highway
Our County
East Bakersfield Press and
Shafter Press
Paul Newell
Editorial
Sheriff
Leroy Galven
Sheriff's Office
Captain Galyen
Captain Galven
California Highway Patrol
Stanley
KERN
Berens
Bakersfield Police Department
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Frank X. Berens
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