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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1939

Page

3

Local residents return from Bay Area trips

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Harder and Menno Harder arrived in Shafter early Thursday after several days in the San Francisco bay region. H. J. Harder attended a state convention of real estate dealers in Oakland as Kern county official representative. Paul Van Gorkom left Shafter to visit Stockton friends and sister Mrs. Emory Lindbergh in Berkeley after the San Francisco fair and plans to see uncle Lester Phelps in Santa Cruz.

H. J. Harders North H. J. ‘Harder Menno Harder Los Angeles Shafter San Francisco Bay Region Oakland H. J. Harder Kern County Paul van Gorkom Stockton Emory Lindbergh Berkeley San Francisco Lester Phelps Santa Cruz

Fresno State and UC L A Graduates Highlight Regional News

Miss Evelyn Elizabeth Devine of Shafter earned a general elementary education degree at Fresno State. Shafter students from U C L A in Hollywood bowl ceremonies include Ruth Elizabeth Wiebe with a bachelor of arts, Melba Joyce Gloeckler with a bachelor of education, and Frances Caroline Kattenhorn with a bachelor of education. Al Wilson of Bakersfield, ex-Shafter resident, visited. Rev Alfred T Chandler spent the weekend in San Jose where his sister Beatrice graduated from San Jose State, and he spoke at First Congregational Church before visiting Oroville. C L Black returned to Shafter after Glendale visit. Emil Wessell and family visited Bud Hall. a Sunday trip took them to Frasier Park.

Evelyn Elizabeth Devine Shafter Fresno State College Fresno Miss Devine Hollywood Bowl Ruth Elizabeth Wiebe Melba Joyce Gloeckler Frances Caroline Kattenhorn Alfred. T. Chandler San Jose Beatrice San Jose State College First Congregational Church Mr. Chandler Oroville Emil Wessells Emil Wessell Bud Hall Halls Wessells Frasier Park

Shafter News Highlights Family Visits and Graduations

Mr and Mrs E V Kattenhorn attend U C L A graduation at the Hollywood Bowl where daughter Frances graduates. Frances Kattenhorn returns to Shafter Tuesday. Miss Viola Suderman of Los Angeles visits Shafter with her parents the Suderman family. Elvin Mankins of Justesen's meat dept travels to Bullrun with kin for fishing. Virginia Fay Price visits the McClure home for three weeks. Mrs R R Ritchie and Frances and George Ritchie visit from Beatrice Nebraska staying through August. The Nagles return to Yakima after season in Wasco and leave Shafter Sunday.

E. V. Kattenhorn Hollywood Bowl Frances Kattenhorn Viola Suderman Los Angeles Shafter G. G. Suderman Elvin Mankins Justesen Paul Mankins Bullrun Mankins McClure Virginia Fay Price Mrs. P. V. McClure Miss Price R. R. Ritchie Frances George Ritchie Beatrice Nebraska Horace. Cornelius Nagles Yakima H. C. Nagle Charles A. J. Nagle Wasco Food Washington

Wedding Attends In Hollywood Cousin Of Wedge

Mrs. Thomas Wedge and Miss Annabel Wedge attended the wedding of Jack Smith of Oildale to Denise Brison of Bakersfield in Hollywood. Smith is a cousin of Miss Wedge.

South Thomas Wedge Annabel Wedge Jack Smith Oildale Denise Brisson Bakersfield Hollywood Smith Miss Wedge

Dinner Guests and Local Doings in Shafter

Mr. Karl Teget, linked with the Shafter sidewalk project, dined with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Midgley Jr. on Sunday. Mrs. R W Partridge was honored on her birthday at a gathering with J C Rogers and grandchildren Pat and Dorothy Worley of Wasco. Miss Rubena Schultz returns from Los Angeles to spend summer in Shafter after Bible Institute study. Betty Spry travels to Morgan Hill and Gilroy for vacations with Osborns. Inez Hopper and daughter Mary Lou of Covina visit Dr. and Mrs. Taylor Tabb, en route to San Jose.

Karl R. W. Partridge R.W. Partridge J. C. Rogers Pat and Dorothy Worley Wasco Partridge Home Rubena Schultz Los Angeles Shafter Miss Shultz The Bible Institute Betty Spry O. Osborn Morgan Hill Mrs. Lawrence Osborn Gilroy Inez Hopper Mary Lou Covina Taylor Tabb

Looking Forward FRANKL in WALTMAN and New Deal rhetoric

Critic quotes from Frankl in Waltman on the New Deal era calling it a whistling in the graveyard stage. He accuses New Dealers of euphemizing debt as investment and spending as budgetary restraint, labeling semantic tactics as deception to voters.

Frankl Waltman New Deal Washington Democratic National Committee

Big Reduction in Domestic Gas Rates Hits California

The California Railroad Commission cuts gas rates by about 1.305 million dollars for Southern California Gas Company customers effective June 30. Domestic and commercial customers gain roughly 1.24 million in savings while industrial users save about 65 thousand. Average general service reductions run around 3 percent with higher cuts for cooking and water heating in several districts.

Southern California Gas Company California Railroad Commission Ray L. Riley Commission Riley Fort Tejon Grapevine McKittrick Lebec Delano McFarland Shafter Wasco Weedpatch Tehachapi Arvin Lamont Trick and

General Petroleum Takes Wallace Lease In Section 1

General Petroleum took over the Wallace lease in Section 1, 29-25 south of the Shafter oil field. The one year lease is owned by a group of Shafter men who bought the land 16 years ago. Formerly the Ohio company held the lease until its claim expired recently.

General Petroleum Wallace Shafter Ohio Company

Hitchcock Meets Corrigan at Kern County Exhibit

W H Hitchcock of Shafter met Douglas Corrigan the aviator famous for the wrong way flight at the San Francisco exposition. Corrigan toured the Shafter Kern county potato exhibit and spoke with local officials. Hitchcock notes Corrigan resembles his photographs and stands about five feet six inches tall.

W. H. Hitchcock Shafter Douglas Corrigan Corrigan Kern County Hitchcock

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