Women’s club installs officers at afternoon meeting
About 80 women attended the state convention in the afternoon session where Mesdames Baughman and A. B. McKinley spoke and a pin was presented to retiring president Mrs. A. P. Channeson. The program listed officers for the next term and announced committee members led by Mrs. J. P. Howland with various chairs in arts, history, music, publicity, safety, rentals, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hel Coneller
Mesdames Baughman
A. B.mckinley
A. P. Channeson
J. P. Howland
Laurence Baughvice
P. C. Gundher
Ralph Jacobson
George Norin
Liamentariarr
Mesne Ag Eee
Phil Eckman
B. J
Comonanypene
Stockton
Howland
P. Harris
Elizace
Thomas
Jaeor
Wray Philis
Ohanneson
Rgd
Ieee Neufeld
E. B. Stringham
Tricot Club Hosts Mothers Day Tea and Scout Plans
Miss Virginia Nay hosted a Mothers Day tea for Tricot club members and their mothers with photos taken by club members. Proceeds and plans for a Girl Scout tea at American Legion Hall were discussed, and Camp Wasco Scouts beat recent competition. Social guests included Mrs. Peter Shultz and families from Shafter and Bakersfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Nay
Tricot Club
Mesdames F. F. Latan
Cee McClain
E. B
Eliza Harris
Katie Hein
Legion Hall
Regal Scouts
Tada Iano
A. Dona
Amber
Ene Panger
Wasco Girl Scouts
Social Evening Honors New Church Members
Union Congregational church hosts a potluck social for new members and Ladies Aid with about 80 attendees. Rev. Alfred T. Chandler presides, H. Peldaley welcomes members, W. H. Hitchcock speaks for new members, Martha Jon reads, and Marie Cann sings a solo "Wonderful Mother of Mine."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Union Congregational Church
Christian Fellowship
Alfred T. Chandler
H. Peldaley
W. H. Hitchcock
Martha Jon
Mother of
Miss.Marie Can
Rio Bravo Woman Honored At Recent Birthday Party
Mrs. W. B. Wilson was honored at a Bakersfield birthday gathering hosted by Retriet friends. Attendees included Mesdames R. Curtis T. Develin C. A. Merrill A. Lane and F. J. Schierlman among others as the group met at her home for a celebratory afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Shultz
Shafter
Ben Friesen
George Duerksen
Jake
Dinuba
Sam Koop
Ale
John Hodel
Pete Koop
Bakersfield
Abe Heinrichs
McFarland Ae
H. Becker
John Frits
Ed Friesen
Sam Shultz
John Shultz
Rio Bravo
W. B. Wilson
Mesdames R. Curtis
T. Develin
C. A. Merrill
A. Lane
F. J. Schierlman
Kern Academy Community Orchestra
Sam Duerksen
Themn
Ray Oblander
Harry Buller
Comede
Glen Meyer
Wilmer Buler
Raymond Duerksen
Wendall
Viberharp
LeRoy Euler
Club Women in a Swing Theme Dance Set for 27
The Wednesday Afternoon club stages a swing themed dance at the clubhouse with music by Max Bayless orchestra of Bakersfield. Door prizes will be awarded. Mrs. Murray Arnold leads the event with aides Mesdames Herbert L. Comfort W E Johnson Arthur Johnson and Lawrence Magee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bayless
Bakersfield
Murray Arnold
Herbert L. Comfort
W. E. Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Lawrence Magee
Dillingham and Thompson Wed in Visalia Ceremony
Leroy Dillingham of Shafter and Miss Elva Marie Thompson of Taft were married Monday afternoon in Visalia. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Shafter. Dillingham works at Justesen's store and Mrs Dillingham formerly ran a beauty shop here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Dillingham
Shafter
Elva Marie Thompson
Taft
Visalia
Dillingham
Justesen’s
Bridge Club Entertained At Johnson Home
Mrs. W. E. Johnson hosted a dessert bridge at her home on Thursday. Attending were Mesdames Laurence Baughman, Arthur Johnson, Murray Arnold, Lawrence Magee, Herbert L. Comee, E. C. Eckmann, and P. V. Moure, with a pleasant social time reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Johnson
Johnson
Mesdames Laurence Baughman
Arthur Johnson
Murray Arnold
Lawrence Magee
E. C. Eckmann
P. V. Moure
Oswald the Turtle Passes at Office
Oswald, a two year office companion turtle, died Friday morning in Jack Zimmerman’s office. He resided in a fish bowl on the counter and was interred under a shade tree at the office building. The shell inscription reads Here lies Oswald, a cute to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Zimmerman
Oswald
Zimmerman
Nermen
Negree
Eee
Merchants Lose To Porterville By 5-1 Score
The Merchants fell 5-1 to Porterville, limited to two hits amid a listless effort. Jack Lynch started on the mound for Shafter Tees, matching up against Jimmy Jackett who had beaten Merchants previously. Ralph Janzen at third base for Shafter contributed a pair of hard plays in a rough game on the local diamond.
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Oil
Fis
Shatter Merchants
Dobeee
A. E Ee
Hamilton
Erehants
Altho
Johnny Siemens
Rio Bravo Boys
RH White
Sansehi Bessdawenes Taylor
Gated Campbell
If. Johnson
Janzen
Seas E. Neufeld
Kirschenmann
J. Schultz
Dba
Seneseesage
Neufeld Siemens
Rio Bravo
Ool
Eaeweee
Reweneas
Dewedvne
R. Curtis
Haag, Bradley
Sadaanaratessaesyyess
Paschkey
Ewes
Erevee
Hacker
Suydam
Bbsbetew
Spence Ee Desessee
Ce Garrett
Eee
Ree Eguerereseee
R. Garrett
Widseves Besavescupeevevin
ABRH
Hood
Hess
P. Duke
Neufeld
Henderson
Anderson
Eile
Shafter
Merchants
Lo le
Jack Lynch
Delano
Jimmy ‘Ackett
Ralph Janzen
Summerize for Biggest Era of Pleasure Motoring Plan
Motorists prepare for a peak motoring era with a free inspection plan at Mobil stations. The Summerize program checks oils, greases, tires, batteries and vital parts to ease travel amid rising safety concerns and expected cross country traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobil
General Petroleum Corporation
Mobilgas
Sores
Unclear game scene and city rate reforms discussed
The text mentions a baseball moment with a triple and a run scored by Merchant, followed by notes on proposed lower electric and gas rates subject to city conferences and commission staff review, with June and August targets. President C Wakefield explains the aim to adjust rates for municipalities outside city limits due to higher charges in residential districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
C. Wakefield
Wakefield
Electric Rate Reduction Announced by Railroad Commission
The railroad commission announced rate cuts for Pacific Gas and Electric covering Bakersfield to Eureka. Electric rates drop by 2.2 million dollars annually and gas rates by 1.0 million dollars annually, totaling 3.2 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Railroad Commission
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Bakersfield
Eureka
Asia Leads All Continents in Size and Rank
Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown quips that boasting about one’s family wastes time when not contributing to the family’s pride. The piece notes Asia as the largest continent, followed by Africa, North America, and South America with polar regions, Oceania, and Europe trailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Asia
Africa
North America
South America
Polar
Oceania
Europe
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Leslie L. Robinson
P. C. Guenther
W. W. Tannahill
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Eee Ingram
Algae
Floyd Penn
Guenther
Lois Berry
George Enns
Frank Annis
Elizabeth In
Lena Koehn
Tata Ae Aes Agane “Sawtelle Hospital
Albert Annis
Ted
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H Neufeld
Ixty
First Baptist Church
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C. G. Linquist
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Action of
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Bridge Club
Johnson Home
Oswald the Turtle
Great
C. H. Wartman
Southern Division
Mobilgas- Mobiloil Marketing Organization
Pacific West
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Ike
Kenneth Howell
Hollywood
Mia Il Jom
Merchant
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Menndene
Shafter Drug Store
General Electric
Western Furniture Co
F Streets
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Western Auto
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Western Auto Supply Co
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