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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1956
Page
8
A fragmented OCR item mentions a hair removal service tied to a Vancouver address and suite number. The readable portion names a location in British Columbia and hints at a shop or clinic activity without clear event details.
The notice lists names and dates across May for Candles n Cake events. Individuals include Lachenmaier Lissa May 11 and Emil Kirschenman among others, with several groups and dates through May 17. Bold entries include May 12 through May 17 with multiple names.
The Bakersfield Breakfast Club presents a weekly fashion show for Kern County women revealing fashions in a regular style parade. The event will be at Cy's Downtown located at 18th and Eye Street this Saturday at 9 a.m.
Mr and Mrs Adolf Kir Schenman depart Los Angeles by plane on May 14 for two weeks in the Hawaiian Islands. Accompanying them are Mr and Mrs Emil Kirschenman and Mr and Mrs Emanuel Mettler of Bakersfield. Headquarters will be at the Rees Hotel in Honolulu.
Clayton Montgomery, born in Lawrence Kansas, pursued ministry and teaching across many states. A Navy veteran, All Conference football player, and state champion orator, he earned degrees from Kansas City University, Drew Theological School, and Columbia University. He taught in Neadeska Kansas and led Pasadena Junior College programs while serving as a minister and Navy chaplain.
Visalia Republican candidate for the 14th district opens drive with Ridgecrest meeting and two Taft dinners. Kern County schedules show a southern district focus ahead of the June 5 primary. He cites private enterprise and state’s rights as key planks and links Kern water shortages to inaction.
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