Epps Return to Africa Mission Life in Belgian Congo
Reverend Eldo Epp and wife Verna lead a long service in the Belgian Congo with four children at Blukwa Station near Lake Albert. They describe rugged living, native evangelists, and education as paths to evangelism while awaiting their August return to Africa after a year home.
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P. C. Epp
Shafter
Africa
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Lake Albert
Ecuador
Verna Paulsen
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Africa Inland Mission
New York
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West Nile
Ganda
Sevn
Toomm
America
Mennonite Brethren Church
Richland School
Reverend Epp
Congo
Epps
Lois
Peter
Anna Marie
Timothy
Illinois
Waldo Epp
Second Spot Battle Looms in Bowling Standings
Bennett's Cafe held second place in a Thursday league night, taking 2 games to 1 over Richfield Oil Co. Barnett's Used Cars trailed Sportsman's Cafe 3 to 0. Bennett's total 2622 pins, 924 in the singleton. Gordon, Bennett and Harry Mayes each had 564 in the three-game series. Al Hagenston led the individual game with 247.
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Bennett's Cafe
Bennett's
Richfield Oil Co
Barnett's
Sportsman's Cafe
Gordon
Bennett
Harry Mayes
al Hagenston
Richland Education Emphasizes Democratic Classroom
Continued notes on Richland discuss integrating reference books with social studies themes and using art music and other subjects to tie into the unit under study. The piece argues modern activities engage students more than traditional drill and drill methods and promotes democratic classroom decisions.
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Classrom
Deputies Crack Down on Kern County Cattle Rustling
Deputies in Kern County launched a series of temporary road blocks to curb cattle rustling amid losses totaling about 70000 dollars. Sheriff Tom Kelly noted cooperation with cattlemen and said blocks will vary in time and place as efforts intensify. Crime totals for February showed declines from January with 273 total incidents and notable drops in burglaries robberies and petty theft. There were 16 grand thefts 18 autos stolen 33 forgeries 6 assaults with deadly weapons and 5 cases of malicious mischief.
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Kern County
Sheriff's Department
Tom Kelly
Kelly
Richland school district eyes new campus as population boom grows
The Richland board of trustees plans for future housing and a second campus on the high school side of the tracks to accommodate a student surge over the next decade. Current funds for classroom expansion fall short, prompting a push for bold financial planning and community support following a $700,000 bond approval.
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Richland School
Richland Board of Trustees
California
Shafter
Ture
Richland Institution
Bruce Crawford
Californians Face $3 Billion Federal Tax Burden
A. C. Hardison of Santo Paulo claims Californians will pay about $3 billion in direct federal income taxes this year, roughly half of the total $6 billion tax bill. He notes the average federal tax per person is about $507 and Kern county residents would average $123,297,000 for 243,100 people, plus another $3 billion in indirect federal taxes built into prices.
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Kern County
Hardison
Sam
Non-Beard Men To Get Buttons At Shafter Festival
The sixth annual Shafter Potato n Cotton Festival will distribute slick puss buttons to non beard growers. A. G. Whitson announced the sale price of 1 dollar each to publicize the event. The Horizon Club of Shafter High School, led by Donna Hare, will handle distribution and keep half the sales as commission.
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Whiskerine
A. G. Whitson
Shafter High School
Horizon Club
Donna Hare
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