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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1947
Page
3
Recent visitors to the Phil Ohanneson home included their nephews and his wife Mrs Richard Ohanneson of Sacramento. The brief social noting reflects local family connections and regional ties within the community.
A exhibit in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park displays 300000 plant specimens at the California Academy of Science. The U S Navy describes wool as the fiber most essential to human comfort and health.
Public safety notice from P. G. and E. urges parents and children to follow basic kite safety. Avoid flying near wires or radio aerials, use non metal cords, and do not fly in rain or across streets. A free illustrated booklet with kite designs is available at P. G. and E. offices.
More than a million golden ripe oranges are needed to complete the feature exhibits at the National Orange Show in San Bernardino from March 13 to 23. Pat Hall vying for Citrus Princess title selects top oranges for the annual citrus showcase with entertainment from movie and radio stars and popular bands.
Mrs E S Stonecypher of Oklahoma City is visiting her daughter Mrs Jack Battaglia and daughter Helen Stonecypher. In February 1946, 121 600 persons were engaged in government service in San Francisco.
California's 350 million dollar lumber sector plans conservation with rules to protect future timber. W S Rosecrans announces Forest Practice Act guidelines now in effect in the Redwood and North Sierra Pine districts, after private industry input and an 80 percent owner approval.
Mrs Richard Arnold is in Stockton visiting her brother and family the Frank Nashs and will not return home until the 16th. Mr and Mrs Frank Nash are the proud parents of a baby girl. California bees produced 22 128 000 pounds of honey in 1946. Rural free delivery service started in the United States in 1897.
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