Local Volunteer Drives Bandage Sale at City Firehouse
A reader report notes a public spirited effort to raise funds by selling bandages at the city firehouse. Hours listed are Thursday 10 AM to 4 PM and Friday 1 AM to ?.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1944
Page
1
A reader report notes a public spirited effort to raise funds by selling bandages at the city firehouse. Hours listed are Thursday 10 AM to 4 PM and Friday 1 AM to ?.
The council met on Poso Avenue to discuss crossing issues and potential abandonment proceedings. All councilmen were present except T. V. Little.
Robert Neuman and Allan Anderson share a birthday and were feted at a Monday birthday party at a Wasco hotel attended by many friends.
Five tree replacements are planned in Mannell Park Shafter with space for a memorial grove. Residents including Katie Wall and Dan Kliewer pledge trees in honor of service members and veterans. Floyd Cooper urged calls to enlist early support.
The Wi Afternoon Club hosts a garden show on Wednesday April 9 in Shafter. Mrs Max chairs the event with ribbons for top vegetable and floral entries. Prizes will be awarded, said club president Mrs T V Little.
War pictures for Kiwanis program highlight images of servicemen and families. Wives of Kiwanis members attended with guests while Herb Wes presented remarks and William Johnston led the event planning.
Peteree county ring committee member and Mrs. J. C. Ohan neson, district secretary, attended the Valley Women’s Meet. President Mrs. Frank McGregor of Bakersfield outlined changes in Tehachapi Women's prison regulations.
At a Maple school district meeting held at the home of Mrs. John J. Peters, five women were chosen for the committee with Mrs. Peters as general chairman and Mrs. Ike Peters as outdoor secretary or similar role. The gathering was hosted by Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Margaret McCarson, a field representative.
Shafter High School administered tuberculin tests to 249 students on March 28, representing 82.7 percent attendance. Seven faculty members were tested, a 38.8 percent rate, and one mother, Mrs L J Obrien, also took the test.
Donna Baughman and several Tuhohi group members invite community members to a potluck supper. Names listed include Mrs. Sylvia Baughman Miss Patricia Prins Opal Evate Senesiya Stewart and Terrelene Parker with a placeholder entry.
The Red Cross needs volunteers and donations at the city firehouse Thursday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. About $7,900 has been raised toward a $5,000 goal, with $2,900 still needed. If each person donates 50 cents more the target could be met. Contributions may be left at Bank of America.
The passage notes a student could be dismissed at 3 p m and return in time for the 4 pm bus, with Mrs Mes mentioned along with Miss Johnson and Mr Deimer and thanks extended to O T Olsen the superintendent and the school staff for cooperation.
Last Sunday afternoon a farewell picnic was held at Beale Park in Bakersfield honoring the siblings of Ed Suckitt Mary Andersher and Mr. Neongee Ager Don. The menu included baked chicken with dressing cards pies homemade buns and baked beans. Helpers included Mrs John Mauch Suckut Mrs Ike Seleind Ste Boumaayer Don Lloyd Mayer Mrs Dan Toews and Mrs Gideon Richert with thanks offered for the food.
A sign of battle memory, a Japanese rifle and a blanket were found on Tarawa. The report notes Marine Ralph attended high school before joining the service and now tests at a camp somewhere in the Pacific.
Miss Lola Starrh daughter of Mr and Mrs G L Starrh is mentioned on vacation news brief with family note. The fragment notes her as a social figure during a local event.
From Battles Marines, is hanne sting with relatives and around Shafter. Lawrence left ttting in Shafter from Corcoran Mrs. Ruth Le Blanc district representative: 36.00, 250s Fa.
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