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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1935

Page

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Dye Heads Shafter Business Men's Association for Year

R L Dye was elected president of the Shafter Business Men's Association for the coming year at a directors meeting after the monthly session at the Legion hall. E K Grait was chosen vice president and H P Midgley secretary. Dye and Midgley joined the board for three years. A J Zimmerman reported progress toward a public park. Members are urged to attend meetings on the first Thursday each month.

R. L. Dye Shafter Business Men’s Association Legion Hall E. K. Grait H. P. Midgley Attae Midgley Shafter A. J. Zimmerman Public Park Committee n_hall

Cinco de Mayo Observed by Local Mexican Colony

The Mexican community celebrates Cinco de Mayo, organized by the Blue Cross. Participants include Elisa Arreola Manuel Rodriguez Silvivo Gonzales Salvador Paloma and many others, with a five piece orchestra adding to the gaiety.

United States Ignaco Zaragoza Mexico Blue Cross Elisa Arreola Manuel Rodriguez Silvivo Gonzales Salvador Paloma Ema Marichalar Jose Almaraez Julian Almarez Celia Escalante Sarah Paloma Ignacio Santistevan Isabel Almarez Daniel Escalante Victor Almarez Louis Castaneda Romana de Leon Ramon Gonzales Celia Sanchez Matilde Lopez Petra Espino Maria Luisa Vasquez S. Almarez The Luz Sanchez Amalia Rodriguez Maria Diaz Esther Vazquez Delores Essaa Marguerita Rodriguez Atriz Diaz Catalina Diaz Felipe Sanchez Ofelia Ploma

Sunshine Garage Reopens Under New Manager

The Sunshine Garage at Reimer's Service Station rear reopens with Guy H. Mayfield as manager. Mayfield has spent the past year at Hitchcock Garage.

Sunshine Garage Guy H. Mayfield Mayfield Hitchcock Sunshine Reimer

High School Honor Roll Names Many Students

The following students are on the grade month honor roll: Durward Annis, Allen Bartel, Aldeen Woese, Gladys Breckenbridge, Bob Davidson, Everett Bevine, Tommy Dorris, Lewis Edwards, Helenm Emerald, Cosmo Farmway, Richard Gribble, Martha Harder, Rosella Heinrichs, John Hetz, Ernest Hofman, Myron Janzen, Betty Kadel, Frances Kattenhorn, Lawrence Kattenhorn, Lenora Kirschenmann, Rhoda Kirschenmann, Ruth Kirschenmann, Agnes Koehn, George Langston, Manny Latta, Marjorie Magness, Essie Ruth Mayfield, Selma Mettler, Raymond Mettler, Verletta Mettler, Audie Mouser, Anna Myers, Herbert Neuman, Edna Nikkel, Johnny Penner, Susie Penner, Nevis Ridge, Inor-Frances Schiermann, Willie Steele, Violet Smith, Ernest Siemens, Venona Stone, Viola Suderman, Robert Tatum, Patricia Towery, Rosie Unruh, Lois Van Gorkom, Marvin Voth, Annabel Wedge, Grace Weyand, Everett Wiedmann, Irene Wilson and Arthur Wittenberg.

Durward Annis Allen Bartel Aldeen Woese Gladys Breckenbridge Bob Davidson Everett Bevine Tommy Dorris Lewis Edwards Helenm Emerald Cosmo Farmway Richard Gribble Martha Harder Rosella Heinrichs John Hetz Ernest Hofman Myron Janzen Betty Kadel Frances Kattenhorn Lawrence Kattenhorn Lenora Kirschenmann Rhoda Ki Viola Suderman Robert Tatum Patricia Towery Rosie Unruh Lois van Gorkom Marvin Voth Annabel Wedge Grace Weyand Everett Wiedmann Irene Wilson Arthur Wittenberg

Legion Auxiliary officer elections postponed amid small turnout

The annual election of officers for the local American Legion Auxiliary was postponed due to low attendance caused by several countertractions. A new meeting date is to be fixed. Attendees enjoyed a social evening and discussed packing the annual Memorial Day box for the Veterans' hospital in West Los Angeles.

American Legion’ Auxiliary Veterans’ Hospital West Los Angeles

First Kern county potato carload shipped from Shafter

The first carload of potatoes from Kern county for 1935 rolled out of Shafter last Friday produced on Hoagland ranch at Edison. Kirschmen of Shafter grew them as log shipments depart Shafter daily with carrots expected between the 15th and 20th. Buyers are arriving and Shafter nears harvest season as town grows like a boom mining camp.

Kern County Shafter Edison Hoagland Ranch Kirschenmen

Rio Bravo Farm Center to Discuss Cotton Control Program

Henry Longfellow of the county farm advisor office will discuss the cotton control program at a Rio Bravo Farm Center meeting tonight at the Rio Bravo school. Announcement came from F J Schierlmann, director of the Center.

Henry Longfellow County Farm Advisor Rio Bravo Rio Bravo School F. J. Schierlmann

Poppy Day Contest Winners Named at Richland School

Twelve entrants from Richland school entered the annual Poppy Day poster contest held under Leslie R. Robinson Legion Auxiliary No 213. Irene Mettler won first prize, Duella Klassen second, Wilma Jean Henderson third, with judges H P Midgley, Mrs Lois Berry and Miss Helen Habicht.

Richland School Leslie R. Robinson Legion Auxiliary Shafter Irene Mettler Duella Klassen Wilma Jean Henderson H. P. Midgley Lois Berry Helen Habicht Kern Tulare Veterans’ Emblem Irené Mettler Prizo Ner

Veterans Poppies Honor War Dead and Injured

Luella Klassen wins second prize for Veterans' Token as the war veterans craft poppies to support themselves and honor those who died or were injured in the war. The handmade tokens are sold to show gratitude for veterans' service to the country.

Luella Klassen

Poppy Day Poem By Wilma Jean Henderson

Wilma Jean Henderson's poem highlights Poppy Day and the role of crippled and blind veterans who craft poppies in hospitals. It urges public support by buying the poppies in observance of Poppy Day on Saturday May 25.

Wilma Jean Henderson United States

Y M C A Banquet Spurs Shafter Drive For Six Groups

A full Shafter Congregational church hosted a Y M C A banquet attracting fathers and others. Merle Waterman of Ventura spoke as tri county Y M C A general secretary. The event began a financial drive supporting six Shafter Y M C A groups, the town’s largest proportionate to population.

Shafter Congregational Church Merle Waterman Ventura Shafter A. J. Peery A. C. Eckman J. E. Unruh

Migratory Labor Camp Planned in Kern County

SERA division of rural rehabilitation plans a migratory labor camp in Kern County with a $10 000 appropriation. The Shafter site may be taken over, improving shelter and sanitary conditions for resident and migratory families. A full time supervisor will reside on site. the plan faces site and water constraints.

Shafter Sera Division of Rural Rehabilitation Kern County Board of Supervisors Weedatch George D. Nickel Kern Sera Ditch Bank Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce SERA

Mother's Day program staged by Congregational Missionary society

The Congregational Missionary society meets in the church this Thursday afternoon. A Mothers' Day program is directed by Mrs. P. L. Arnold with Mesdames Elmer Chindberg Davis and C. G. Lindquist as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie McKinnon of Rio Bravo visited Jesse Combs in Shafter Saturday night.

Congregational Missionary Society Mrs. PL. Arnold Elmer Chindberg Davis C. G. Lindquist Ernie McKinnon Rio Bravo Jesse Combs Shafter

Futurity Club Discusses Crepe Paper Decorations

The Futurity Club met at the Shafter Woman's Club House on Tuesday evening to discuss artcraft possibilities using crepe paper for table decorations and art displays. Mothers of members will be honored at a Mother's Day tea next Sunday afternoon at the clubhouse with music and dramatic skits on the program.

J. B. Engle Futurity Club Shafter Woman’s

BiG Operetta at Rosedale

The Palace of Carelessness was staged by pupils of Rosedale school last Friday evening. A large audience enjoyed the youthful cast as they portrayed clocks, dolls, dancers, and other props in a lively operetta under Manager Barrage.

Rosedale Barrage Troy Burrage Mr. Clock Harvey Elrich Frank Combs Phyllis Smith Leslie Canaday Florence Bartell Dolly Dimples Aaron Smith Stick Candy Ivan Elrich Leo Smith Sammy Florence Beese John Blakeley Billy Hoffman Richard Steen Cenley Gillespie John Morrison John Renz Alice Wegner Cecil Mason Robert Barker Robert Clow Donald Steen Ruben Arthur Renfro Kelly Pierce Nathaniel Brown Wm. Brown Leo McClure Otis Welch Teday Pierce James Hill Trueman McClure Helen Northington Helen Maragret Clow Ris Unruh Trulah Loring Mary Bella Napoleon Banks Glen Nestiagnain Raymond

Buffet Supper At Congregational Church Attracts Many

A large crowd attended a Friday evening buffet supper served by a committee led by Mrs. Juanita Bobst at the Congregational church.

Juanita Bobst Oe Congregational Church

Prompt Action Believed Effective in Rabies Case

LaVelle Lachenmaier a Shafter girl bitten by a mad dog shows no ill effects after treatment. The dog later died and was found rabid by state health officials. Kern county health officers urge strict enforcement of the rabies vaccination ordinance for dogs.

LaVelle Lachenmaier Shafter Dr. May

Officers elected at Leslie L. Robinson Post 213

Glenn O. Nay was named commander of Leslie L. Robinson Post No. 213 American Legion at the annual officer election. Other officers chosen include First vice president J. B. Henderson, Second vice president Louis Wade, Adjutant A. J. Zimmerman, chaplain P. A. Schmidt, and executive committee Peter Bender Walter Zimmerman M. J. Lohr.

Glenn O. Nay Leslie L. Robinson American Legion J. B. Henderson Louis Wade A.J. Zimmerman Me Enreent-Ci Sraes Clyde P. A. Schmidt Peter Bender Walter Zimmerman M. J. Lohr

Pool Cotton Advances in New Orleans Exchange

The American Cotton Cooperative Association plans to borrow or negotiate a loan of 200000 bales of government producers pool cotton for sale to mills. The loan will be replaced through purchases of new crop futures, with spot cotton to be acquired and returned to the pool at or before futures maturity.

New Orleans American Cotton Cooperative Association

Shafter Woman Represented at State Federation Convention

Mrs J C Chanenson will represent Shafter at the state federation of women's clubs convention in Del Monte on May 15 16 and 17 as a committee member from the district.

Shafter State Federation of Women's Clubs del Monte

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E. K. Grant H.P. Midgley Cinco DE Mayo High School Hender Roll A. L
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