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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1949

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Plans Proceed For Festival Barbecue In Shafter

Plans for the gigantic Shafter barbecue behind the new Veterans building on May 21 proceed as the second annual Shafter Potato Festival opens. Tip Henderson leads the feast with Charley Castro and Al Finkbeiner. menu includes mixed green salad barbequed beef red beans all for a dollar. Coffee and cold drinks available. Special pits are ready. Jack Jonas of the Friedman Bag Company donated 500 yards of burlap. Barbecue aims to feed the crowd in two hours with ten chow lines starting at ten. The rodeo set for noon.

Shafter Veterans Tip Henderson Charley Castro Kern County al Finkbeiner Chow Committee Jack Jonas Friedman Bag Company Los Angeles Jack

Shafter Family Hurt in Edison Highway Truck Crash

A morning crash on Edison Highway near Bakersfield injured Oliver Floyd Upton his wife and three children along with William Sullivan Osie Tyner. Tyner driving west made a left turn into the Upton truck causing it to overturn. Five year old Elvina Upton was severely hurt and rushed to Kern General Hospital.

Shafter Bakersfield Oliver Floyd Upton Edison William Sullivan Osie Jack Tyner Rt. 6 Box 710 Tyner Highway Patrol Williams

Swimming Pools Here Open Sunday in Richland

Roy Farrell announces Richland Aquatic Center will open Sundays from 2 10 6 and daily 4 to 6 starting May 16 with guards and instructors including Dick Heber Bill Finch Roy Farrell and others. Admission at five to under 12 sixteen for 12 to 18 and 25 cents over 18.

Farrell Bill Finch Wes Linda Dick Heber Tom Kelly Roy Farrell Heber Finch Melbourne Good Ole Kern County Pacific Coast Navy Stockton Lavar McDonald Dick Kirkham Harvey M Zzell

Shafter Hopes For New First Class Post Office

Local chamber and residents press for a larger facility as the need grows. Congressman Thomas H Werdel reports authorized action unlikely in the current term, though postal receipts suggest eligibility for a first class post office. A Los Angeles inspector visited the main office but the Post Office department must still decide.

Shafter Thomas H Werdel Shafter Chamber of Commerce Congress Werdel Chamber George Guenther Los Angeles Post Office Department

Local Vigilante Styled Festival Becomes Comic Punishment

Town swarms into action as a posse detains three men John Gaede Pat Kelly and P V McClure for festival attire violations. Judge Bill Brown presides as Gaede endures water torture while Kelly and McClure receive a cooling dunk in the town’s playful justice scene stirring rumors of a return by the Vigilantes.

John Gaede Pat Kelly P. V. McClure Wre Bill Brown Gaede Kelly McClure Cee Ee H. W Pat” Kelly P. W. McClure Herb Neuman Jae

New Soft Drink Drive-In Opens in Tussdeat

A new soft drink drive-in named Reed and Bell opens at the corner of James and Leeds beside Food Town Market. Nick Hi Johnson, longtime Shafter resident since 1922, formerly ran the Food Town Meat Department and now fronts the new venture with courteous carhops Peggy Nikkel and Doris Gilwitz.

Agricultural Department Heads at Shafter High

The Shafter High School Agricultural Department serves about 100 students. Vocational and academic agriculture are taught under Mr. Glenn Nay, assisted by Mr. Holger Hansen and Mr. Burnley Dooley, with Mrs. Hazel Brockett handling bookkeeping. The farm near the school supports hands on learning, with a hired man helping on all farm work. To graduate with a vocational major a student needs four years of agriculture plus two years of farm mechanics. The Future Farmers of America chapter promotes interest in agriculture, offering ranks from green hand to state farmer's degree, a rare honor earned by leadership, scholarship, and projects. Last year Leland Kroeker, Steve Redricuez, and Tom Fletcher achieved the state farmer’s degree. Livestock shows are among the aims for the students.

Glenn Nay Holger Hansen Burnley Dooley Hazel Brockett Future Farmers of America F.F.A Madre Leland Kroeker Steve Redricuez Tom Fletcher

Harvest Dance Promises Fun for Shafter Club Members

The 10-30 Club hosts a pre harvest dance at the Women's Club House with Perry F. Johnson's Bakersfield band. Semi formal attire, 9 to close, $1.10 admission from members. White team leads blue in a friendly fundraising night for local children.

Shafter Perry F. Johnson Bakersfield Herbert Neuman al Suckut Dave Channeson

Local Stores To Close For Festival Parade And Barbecue

Local merchants and business men voted to close all stores in town from 10 30 a m to 2 00 p m on Saturday May 21 main day of the Shafter Potato Festival to let employees watch the giant parade and join the noon barbecue.

Shafter

Store Decoration Contest Judging Monday by Wasco panel

Shafter merchants are urged to decorate store fronts for the Potato Festival. Impartial judges from Wasco will judge Monday for first prize of 25 dollars, second prize 15 dollars, and third prize 10 dollars to best decorated stores.

Shafter Wasco

Theft and Bad Check Suspects’ Trials Set

Curtis Benjamin Bowie was bound over to the Superior Court for a burglary hearing tied to the theft of a gun and shells from Frank Russell Mfg. Co. Hawkins pleaded not guilty to a fictitious check charge. Arrests this week included Leo Thompson for drunkenness with a $25 fine and 12.5 days in jail, William B. Alston for drunkenness with pending sentence, and Pat Conway and Ted Forrest with drunkenness and related charges.

Curtis Benjamin Bowie Frank Russell William B. Alston Pat, Conway Ted Forrest

Remains of Pvt. Goodwin Returning to Local Area

Word reached Shafter that the remains of Private Benjamin D. Goodwin are en route to the United States and will arrive in Oakland within the month. The Arlington veteran, son of Otto G. Goodwin of Arvin, was killed December 31, 1944 in the Battle of the Bulge. Flickinger-Janzen Mortuary will handle arrangements upon arrival with services likely involving local Legion Post members.

Shafter Benjamin D. Goodwin United States Otto G. Goodwin Arvin Europe Oakland Flickinger-Janzen Mortuary Pvt. Goodwin Army Pearl Harbor Legion

McCafferty's Cleaners Named Potato Festival Rodeo HQ

McCafferty's Cleaners at 549 James Street Shafter is designated official headquarters for the Potato Festival Rodeo. Cliff McGraw, in charge of promotion, announces the office opens Monday for information entry forms and ticket requests.

McCafferty James Street Shafter Cliff McGraw

More Sponsors Sought for Shafter Summer Softball

Shafter's annual summer softball program risks collapse due to insufficient sponsors for four league loops. Roy Farrell calls local businesses, offices, stores and growers to sponsor a team at $20 to $50. Sponsorship brings advertising value and is tax deductible.

Shafter Roy’ Farrell Ans F'Rry Roy Farrell Ommediately Richland Farrell

Shafterite Recovers From Heart Attack At Camp

Mrs. Catherine Hiler age 23 of Shafter Farm Labor Camp suffered a second attack of heart exhaustion this month. She responded after 15 minutes under an inhalator as Shafter Volunteer Fire Department and County fire units led by Kincaid and Short arrived.

Ter Shafter Volunteer Fire Department Pierce and Bristow County Fire Department Kincaid Short

Local Pair Opens Taft Bakery named Maxine's Pastries

Shafty's bakery owners Mrs. Maxine Pilgrim and Robert Owen opened a Taft shop last week. All baking for the new store will be done at Joe's Topper Bakery in Shafter, with goods rushed each morning from the plant to Taft.

Shafty’s Bakery Maxine Pilgrim Robert Owen Taft Shafter Joe’s Topper Bakery Owen Maxine

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