Local 1938 commencement memories recalled in photos
The note reflects on the old timers and the Aire youth recalling 1938 commencement, with memories of school ceremonies and NBC artists posing for photos.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
5
The note reflects on the old timers and the Aire youth recalling 1938 commencement, with memories of school ceremonies and NBC artists posing for photos.
Philip Bancroft, son of historian Hubert Howe Bancroft, launched his U S Senate campaign with a Republican platform calling for swift action to lift recession and boost business. Born in 1881 San Francisco, he is Harvard educated and a 20 year farmer, former president of the Associated Farmers of Contra Costa, and organizer of the American Legion in California.
Principal E P Jones of Shafter High School and O T Olson of Richland School accept registrations at Stringham drug store for the Kern County Y M C A camp. First session starts July 6 at Portuguese Meadow, 60 miles east of Bakersfield, with separate weeks for older and younger boys and a later girls camp July 21 to August 1. About 19 Shafter boys expected. two underprivileged boys to be housed free. Pamphlets available from Y leaders or Stringham drug store.
A grass fire at Potter Field north of town started by a discarded cigarette burned about half an acre near the intersection of Santa Fe Way and Tulare Avenue Saturday morning. The blaze reached chicken pens but caused only slight damage before Marvin Potter and local residents managed to stop it.
Charles P. Martin of Bakersfield announces his candidacy for the U S House as a Democrat in the Tenth District. At 32 he is the youngest candidate to announce in this district and cites training in Washington and experience with the late Congressman Stubbs as his qualifications.
Arthur Wittenberg won both the Bausch and Lomb science award and the California Scholarship Federation life membership pin for high school achievement. Herbert Neuman and Monna Latta earned the citizenship award by a joint board faculty panel, with Latta also receiving a UC scholarship.
A A Young of Upjohn Co spoke at the Exchange Club meeting in Cafe Neuman with E B Stringham as program chairman. President Orvin Mettler set aside nonessential business and the meeting adjourned early due to the busy potato season.
National Oil Well Supply, a leading oil field equipment firm, plans a Shafter field warehouse near Twift highway and Seventh Standard road. They began moving stock into the new building this week, joining rivals Republic Supply which already operates a Shafter stockroom. Other suppliers are expected to follow as the field grows.
The local library circulated 2473 publications in May including 310 adult non fiction 314 juvenile non fiction 797 adult fiction 918 juvenile fiction and 134 magazines. Attendance reached 650 with 240 children at story hours. 68 new cards were issued evenly to adults and juveniles.
Stuart Knox Thomas and others petition the Agricultural Prorate Commission of California to institute a prorated marketing program for grapes grown within a defined prorate zone. The list of counties includes Contra Costa Napa San Benito San Luis Obispo Santa Clara Santa Cruz Sonoma Butte Colusa Sacramento Solano Sutter Yolo Merced Monterey Kern Kings Nevada and other regions.
The Santa Fe railroad assigns flagmen for the potato season at Shafter crossings. The crew on duty day and night includes J. M. Melendez, Pablo Contreras, Angel Lopez, and Jesus Torres, all veterans of previous Shafter shipping seasons.
Local notice advertises a paid insertion deal for a new game title or content. Rates: one cent per word per insertion or two cents per word for three insertions with minimum one insertion and 25 cents for three and 50 cents for three insertions.
Paul Newell editor of the Kern Asenakioeai in Kern County will seek the Republican and Democratic nominations at the August 30 primaries. A native Californian with deep county roots, he pledges to bring Kern’s concerns to Sacramento and secure state aid for flood control and regional needs. He is active in local Red Cross chapters Y M C A and community groups.
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