Visiting Son Here At Shafter
Mrs. W. Gwin, mother of J. W Gwin, arrived in Shafter to spend a visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gwin.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1945
Page
2
Mrs. W. Gwin, mother of J. W Gwin, arrived in Shafter to spend a visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gwin.
Miss Mary E. Baker departed Sunday for Portland Oregon to spend the summer there as plans outline her travel and stay.
The Junior Woman's Club held its final meeting of the year at the Canelo Motel on May 9. Officers were installed by candlelight led by Mrs. P. L. Arnold, with Mrs. Arthur Craig as new president. The group voted to fund graduation clothes for a local high school girl and enjoyed a program by Mrs. Violet Hemingson, with speaker Mrs. Alfred Ames of Bakersfield discussing modern poetry.
The City of Shafter warns property owners and tenants to keep streets and alleys clean under Ordinance No 6. Violations include throwing refuse into streets or public grounds, with each day of continued offense constituting a separate misdemeanor. City Clerk H. C. Neufeld and F. G. Shaw issue the notice. publication May 10 and May 17, 1945.
A large field of servicemen will compete in open and servicemen divisions at the 19th West Coast Relays in Fresno Ratcliffe Stadium on May 19. J Flint Hanner of Fresno State College reports strong service entries from bases across California and the West. Local high schools including Shafter, Taft, Hanford, and 16 others will send about 166 athletes to the meet.
Mr and Mrs Dan Loewen entertained at their home last Sunday with guests Anna Gaede John B Harms and his son Leon Robert Gaede of Reedley Tina Harms Oliver Lingo and Louis of Les and family and Sepp of Bakersfield Mrs J W Gwin returned Thursday from San Bernardino where she visited her aunt Mrs James Dillon who has been ill.
Ned Smith of the Kern County Agricultural Department explains Noctuid moths in the Shafter area. He details their life cycle, destructive habits from cutworms to army worms, natural enemies, and control measures including poison baits and light traps, noting limited success.
A Vacation Bible School for children aged five and older is scheduled at First Baptist Church from May 21 to June 1, daily 8 30 to 11 00 a m. The event uses a Troop School military theme with handwork treats surprises and guidance by trained teachers for boys and girls.
The article notes that the tallest peaks of the Andes reach close to 20,000 feet and are located in Peru.
Paraguay’s sole connection to the Atlantic Ocean via the Parana River flows through Argentina the river system linking key regional trade routes and ports.
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