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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1942

Page

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Minter Band Concert Here Next Tuesday Evening

A fund raising concert at Shafter high school gymnasium next Tuesday at 8 pm features the Minter Field military band led by T/Sgt P C Dwornick, with Paul Frey and Larry Taylor among performers. Proceeds support the Shafter Army Recreation fund and future events. Tickets are sold in local businesses and civic clubs to reach a $500 budget for 1942 43.

Minter Shafter Army Shafter High School Minster Field Paul Frey Larry Taylor Lee Frankovich Minter Field E.B. Stringham Shatter Army Army Recreation Shafter Army Recreation Fund

Ever Since Eve junior play ready for opening night

The Shafter High School junior play Ever Since Eve is ready for Friday May 15 at 8 p m in the high school gym. Director Patricia Sepulveda leads a cast including Betsy Erwin Betsy Hakill Wayne Heffley and Gene Wilcoxon with student staff and Measles cases and a Henry Aldrich flavor in a three act comedy about love and the battle of the sexes. Tickets 50 cents reserved 40 cents general admission available at Stringham's drug or at the door.

Eve Shafter Mander Miss Sepulveda Florence Ryerson Patricia Sepulveda Stringham Shafter High School Miss Kathleen Janzen Nadalene Alexander Mary Lou Gwin Elsie Mettler Joan Perce Betsy McQuiston Lucille MatMillen Connie Hall Jessie Gaede Mytick Leona Reimer Harold Schnidt Shafter High Elsie Dahl Eleanor Eckman Donna~ Neufeld Marjorie Olson Betsy Erwin Coal Hakil Martha ‘Willard Lois Cane Officer Simmons Rose Stone Henry Quinn Glenn Bender Lucybell Lee Preston Hughes Lloyd -Luckett Jim Albright Albert Neal L. F. Cornelius Gene Wilcoxon Ryerson and Clements Johnny Clover Spud Edwin Dick Leonards Dave McComas Eves Susan Blake Gerene Hatcher Vera Harrison Henry Aldrich Pat Sepulveda Wayne Heffley Cio Osa Mar Mrs. Clover Lois Lane Opal Hakill Rusty” Stone Lloyd Suckitt

Shafter Officials Named By Mayor At City Council

Mayor Bill Lachenmaier named city commissioners at a Shafter council meeting. T. W. Little will head lights and water, Joe W. Frizzell health and safety, Glenn O. Nay police and fire, and Henry C. Neufeld streets sidewalks and parks. Recreation commission added E B Stringham and Kenneth Pipkin filling vacancies alongside O T Olson, J W Wilson, and Lachenmaier. The council approved about 15 for 50 ft garden hose, lawn sprinkler, four steel brushes, gate valve, and floor paint for the volunteer fire department at the new fire house. Attendees included Mayor Lachenmaier and Councilmen Nay, Little and Frizzell.

Bill Lachenmaier Shafter City T. W.little Joe W. Frizzell Glenn O. Nay Henry C. Neufeld O. T. Olson J. W. Wilson Lachenmaier Shafter Volunteer Fire Department New City Nay Little and Frizzell

School Election Day Friday Polling Planned at Richland

Tomorrow Friday the state conducts school elections with polling at Richland school music room from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. In Rio Bravo and Maple districts votes cast for state trustees. Richland district has one vacancies with one candidate A Petesahanneson seeking reelection. Kern County Union High School district has two vacancies with two nominees including Judge T N Harvey and ex Mayor Phil Chanesson.

Richland Rio Bravo Maple T. N. Harvey Bakersfield Shafter Phil Channeson Harry West

Windsock Staff Members Chosen for Officers Training

The Windsock at Minter Field reports Pfc Jim Harps Pvt Leon ard Turoski and Pvt Louis Dyer selected for officers training and sent to a Miami Beach post. Dyer previously served as a Los Angeles Times city editor. Turoski and Harps also held positions at Bakersfield Californian and an Ohio newspaper respectively.

Minter Field Pfc Jim Harps Leonard Turoski Louis Dyer Miami Beach Florida Sam Dyer Los Angeles Times Turoski Bak

Night Mail Schedule Changes

Night mail out schedule changes effective tomorrow evening from p m to 9 45 p m per Postmaster.

Irrigation District May Appeal After Court Ruling

The Shafter-Wasco Irrigation District faces possible appeal after a superior court decision voided its dissolution. District directors meet in special session to decide on pursuing higher court review while handling routine business.

Superior Court Shafter-Wasco

Public Urged to Attend Home Defense Meeting

Educational pictures and instructive talks on home defense will be shown at a meeting in the high school gymnasium next Monday evening May 18 at 8.00. Talks by Under Sheriff Jack Houston A B Newby and Police Chief John Reily. Wardens are urged to attend. meeting open to the general public.

Jack Houston A. B. Newby Southern California John Reily

Local Leaders Named For USC Campaign In Kern County

Arthur Crites is appointed campaign chairman for Kern County in the United Services Organizations war fund drive. Mayor William Lachenmaier is honorary chairman, with R. Eugene Ford as active chairman. The county quota will exceed last year as U.S.O. aims for a national goal of 32 million, reflecting more armed forces members. U.S.O. operates 25 ocean clubhouses and 600-plus units in the U.S. with plans for 900 units by 1948.

Arthur C. Crites Kern County Mutual Building & Loan Association Bakersfield Kern County United Service Organizations A. J. Gock Los Angeles Crites William Lachenmaier Shafter R. Eugene Ford U.S. O America U.S. C United States

California Tops Nation in 1941 Turkey Cash Income

California led all states in cash income from turkeys in 1941, with growers earning the highest revenues nationwide. The data highlights California's dominance in poultry trade that year, reflecting strong production and market demand.

California

Peak shipment day for Shafter potatoes as season grows

Seventy seven cars of Shafter potatoes rolled from hedge to Santa Fe yesterday, the peak shipment for the season to date with a steady rise expected into June. Tuesday's total was 66 cars, No. 1 grade quality remains high, prices reach 2.75 dollars though the market softened slightly, and total shipments up to last evening stood at 855 cars.

Santa Fe

Shatter To Have Own W A D Corps In Shafter

Shafter will establish its own Women’s Ambulance Defense Corps separating from Wasco. Lt. Dodson presided at a city hall meeting naming officers Neva Neuman Ora Lee Unruh Marie Neuman and Hazel Stubblefield. Weekly drills begin at Shafter High on West Lerdo and recruitment is brisk through Lt Neuman Shafter 361.

Shafter Women's Ambulance Defense Corps Wasco Corps Dodson Neva Neuman Ora Lee Unruh Marie Neuman Hazel Stubblefield West Lerdo Shafter 361

China relief drive funded by Shafter Kiwanis

The Shafter Kiwanis club answered a national plea for United China Relief by donating its club kitty for the day. About $7.50 was raised through fines and a rice bag auction organized by Program Chairman Noel Roberts before the fund was turned over.

Shafter Kiwanis Club United China Relief Noel Roberts

Sugar Books Demand Over 300 Here

The report notes sugar books exceeding 300 here as applicants hold more than the allowed sugar on hand. It also cites California’s population rising 22 percent in the decade from 1930 to 1940.

California

Local Oil Field Closing Explained at Shafter Meeting

Captain Leonard C. Hall of the California State Guard described orders closing the high pressure oilfield near Shafter and issuing passes only to field workers, residents, and essential businesspeople. Sheriff F. B. Jones and Lt. G. E. Dixon noted pass enforcement with limits and civilian detours urged.

California State Guard Shafter Leonard C. Hall State Guard Shafter Business Men's Association F. B. Jones G. E. Dixon A. W. Gaede Association Captain Hall California Shafter Field Hall Corregidor State Highway Department Mali

Victory Graduation Theme Set For Shafter High Speech

Lawrence D. Pritchard named commencement speaker for Shafter High School with theme Essentials of Victory. He directs coordination at USC and has held multiple university posts and global travel, with wide civic and professional roles in Los Angeles groups.

Lawrence D. Pritchard Shafter High School Prichard University of Southern California Shafter Institute of Government Pritchard School of Government Central South America Hemisphere American Institute of Banking Los Angeles

Railroad Executive in Shafter

J. J. Mahoney chief transportation officer for the Santa Fe is visiting Shafter from Chicago headquarters today to review railroad operations and discuss regional plans.

Shafter J. J. Mahoney The Santa Fe Chicago

Australian Merino Sheep Prove Superior in Mendocino County

Imported Australian Merino sheep have proven superior wool producers under Mendocino County conditions, highlighting their productivity and adaptability for local ranchers and wool markets.

Mendocino

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Colin Clements Jano Wasco Taft Maricopa Way Points Bill Brown Fire Department Roy Woollames Harold Bowhay E. B. Stringham P. L. Arnold Paul Garrett Richland School Windsock Ersfield Californian Harps Ohio USC China Fornia Lawrence Pritchard
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