Mennonite Brethren Convention Opens in Shafter
The Mennonite Brethren Churches of California hold a two day state convention in Shafter starting Sunday. Christian Fellowship and Saengerfest meetings feature leaders from Bakersfield Reedley Dinuba and Orland with programs for Sunday school and electing officers for 1942. The event uses church facilities and a large tent near the church with readings singing and group discussions led by clergy and lay participants.
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Christian Fellowship Convention
Mennonite Brethren Churches of California
Shafter
Christian Fellowship
P. N. Hiebert
Bakersfield
Abe F. Isade
Peter J. Funk
Reedley
Saengerfest
Irvin——Hofer
EB. E. Hans
Reedly
Marvin Dick
P. E. Penner
Premont
Texas
P. D. Eitzen
Orland
H. D. Wiebe
J. P. Rékalsky
Phoebe Wiebe
Bergthold ‘Pisters
Ooh Tsaate
George Warkentin
Lodi
F. F. Wall
Winton
H.D. Wiebe
Martha Unruh
H. A. Janzen
H.£. Unruh
Mary Fast
Shatter
Sara Hiebert
Herman D. Wiebe
Redley
J. P. Rogalsky
Dinuba
Sam ‘Unruh
Rosedale
Solomon Bartel
Susie Kliewer
Los Angeles
A. A. Schroeter
D. L. Schellenberg
Cornelius Classen
Ieely
Dinuba K. M.B
San Jose
City Terrace Mission
Linuba
Fresno
Child Health Day Seeks Better Care For Children
May 1 is observed as Child Health Day by presidential proclamation to focus on children's medical care. Though last year saw the lowest death rate on record, the U S Children's Bureau remains unsatisfied with progress.
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U. S. Children’s Bureau
Community notices and address at Sunday service
A 10 minute address by geles will be given at the Sunday evening service. The San Jose choir Los Angeles chorus Fresno choir and several other choirs will present numbers. Rev P B Balzer will speak and Massencher will be led by Cornelius Classen at the event.
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Geles
San Jose
Los Angeles
Fresno
Rose‘dele
Dinuba K. M. B
P. B. Balzer
Massencher
Cornelius Classen
Open House at Shafter High School Tomorrow
Open House at Shafter High School features afternoon classroom visits and an evening program in the gym. Displays include chemistry, biology, book binding, and mechanical drawing, plus livestock exhibits, a farm equipment display, and prize-winning animals. The 8 pm program includes the band, glee club, vocalists, and talks by Ruben Mettler and Merton Wiedmann.
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Shafter High School
Joy Lee Neuman
Betty ‘Compos
Ruben Mettler
Carmody Deal Becomes Topic in Local Produce Talks
Fragmentary notes show H. Carmody involved in a produce deal discussion with references to a Shaf 21 yesterday. Missing context leaves details unclear.
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Carmody
H. Carmody
District approves summer recreation program plan
The Kern County Union High School district board voted Monday to cooperate with Shafter city recreation commission on a summer program. It will appoint a school faculty director paid 150 dollars per month and provide school buildings as needed for recreational use.
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Shafter ‘City Recreation Commission
Kern County Union High School
Richland Board Seeks Bids for New Transportation Building
The Richland Board invites bids for construction of a new transportation building behind the Santa Fe Way building, opening onto Poso Street. Planned to house seven buses with future expansion, plans have been approved by the state division of architecture and the state department of education, with Franklin and Kump as architects. The garage aims to centralize loading and unloading, preserve play space, and reduce traffic hazards by keeping bus activity off busy streets.
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Richland Elewith
Santa Fe Way
Poso Street
Enou
State Division of Architecture
State Department of Education
Franklin
Directors named at Friday luncheon by business men
A noon meeting at Crawford's cafe elected Henry C. Neufeld T. V. Little A. P. Channeson Herb Schirmer Joe W. Frizzell Dr. A. W. Gaede and H. G. Comfort to form a board. The group will select club officers at a later two week session. A discussion on housing needs and recreation commission attendance was noted.
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FE. A. Weil
Alfred T. Chandler
Neufgid
Recreation Commission
Spuds Hit Rising Market Amid Rain Delays
The local potato season begins with Neuman shed operating as L. E. Plymale starts digging and washing. Heavy rain delays set backs across districts including Shafter Lerdo and Walker streets. National reports note Kern county shipments behind last year with 1941 figures lagging 1940, while Florida Puget Sound Hastings and southern regions show varied progress toward peak shipments in May.
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Aimee Cemoeter
Neuman
L. E. Plymale
Walker Street
Lerdo
Shafter
Menth
M. A. Lind
Kern County
Edison
Florida
Puget Sound
State of
Washington
Hastings
Texas
Texs
Mississippi
Shafter Council Seeks Merchant Opinion On Meat Ordinance
At a Shafter city council meeting Mayor Phil Channeson said no action would occur on the proposed meat ordinance until local merchants express support. Harold Woodard of Bakersfield for the Retail Market Owners and Butchers Local 193 urged consideration and arranged for a merchant group to speak at the May 1 meeting without union presence. The panel also discussed fire truck needs, curb and gutter work in the sidewalk project, and ongoing WPA and city planning matters.
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Shafter
Phil Channeson
Harold Woodard
Bakersfield
Woodard
American Federation of Labor
County Board of Supervisors
Sakersfield
Council
Board of Supervisors
Channeson
Woodward
Glenn O. Nay
Harold Bowhay
State Board of Fire Underwriters
Emith Cidée Af
Superior Oil to Finish Three Shafter Field Wells Soon
Superior Oil plans to complete three Shafter field wells in the next days. Work continued at Pasadena Realty Company No. 4 and No. 3 with depths of 11 450 and 11 336 feet. Osborn No. 1 3 was casing at 11 178 feet, with spudding planned for Curtis No. 4 and Osborn No. 32 after completion. A new wildcat KCL 13 east of Buttonwillow was announced in Section 18 29 25.
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Superior Oil Company
Shafter
Pasadena Realty Company No
Pascadena Realty Company No. 3
Osborn No. 1
Superior
Curtis No
Osborn
Lewis No
Greeley Fields
KCL-13
Buttonwillow
Wildcat Drilling
10 Oclock Mail Dispatch Announced Here
A 10 oclock evening mail dispatch from the Shafter office was announced by Postmaster Lois L Berry starting at 10:15 pm. The service aims to accommodate produce concerns and business houses during potato season and will continue as long as there is demand through the summer months. Previously, January mail used the Santa Fe depot unofficial box, which was withdrawn last December. Night delivery to trains has been handled via roving post for the nine oclock dispatch and is expected to rise with potato season volume.
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Shafter
Lois L. Berry
Berry
Sante Fe
Ie Beneere Roving Po
Regulation on demolition and FHA loan security in city limits
Councilman Bill Lachenmaier reports Kern County Land Co officials will impose needed restrictions on local property to secure FHA loans, but no effort to set company land in the city. Also discussed were opening streets in the Wall tract with Mayor Channen and Councilman Lachenrd attending.
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Bill Lachenmaier
Kern County Land Company
Wall
Channeson
Lachen
Foundation Forms Set At Airfield East Of Shafter
Construction work progresses on the United States army airfield east of Shafter with forms set for buildings by Franceschi Construction. Concrete pours are planned early next week as the project spans about a mile along Lerdo road with runway markers visible. A zoning ordinance was enacted regulating building types and setbacks along Lerdo road to manage anticipated heavy traffic.
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United States Army Airfield
Shafter
Franceschi Construction Company
Lerdo Road
Lerdo
99 Highway
County Board of Supervisors
Jack Shields
Louis Fraheeschi
Lerdo Canal
Southern Pacific
Induction Orders For Six Shafter Men Issued
Draft Board No 137 sent induction orders to six Shafter men: Vadon Taylor, William R Lachenmaier, Mibert Augusta Reich, Floyd Maxie McCauley, William Guertzen and Franklin H White. Local office received orders to forward 600 questionnaires by May 10. transfers are being granted for men who moved from the draft area since registration.
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Shafter
Wasco
Vadon Taylor
William R. Lachenmaier
Mibert Augusta Reich
Floyd Maxie McCauley
William Guertzen
Franklin H. White
Depot Diversion Office Opens at Santa Fe Depot
A diversion office opened this week at the Santa Fe depot with A C Dewhirst in charge and Harry Barrell assisting. The new depot operator at Santa Fe is D Brown, who has moved to Lafter with his wife.
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Cffice
Santa Fe
A.C. Dewhirst
Harry Barrell
Brown
Lafter
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