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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1954

Page

11

Early California church school serves 22 students

One of Shafger's early san Kern Academy houses served Adventist parents and their children. The church school educated 22 youngsters with teacher Clara Weishaar for 12 years. Three students Willard Nein, Abe Buller, and Christina Cramer remained in Carter. Building origins trace to P. J. Buller near Riverside drive. In 1917 classes moved north of Smith's Corner. by 1918 it sat on Jacob Baerg’s donated property. In 1923 the school became a

Shafger San Kern Academy Oracety Boven Younsters Inal Carter Clara Clara Weishaar Willard Neuin Abe Buller Christne Cramer P. J. Buller C. E. Nightengale Riverside Drive Smith's Corner Jacob 3Aerg

Manne First Shafter Settler Remembered For Pioneering Roots

The text credits Broderick E. Manne as Shafter’s first settler and property buyer in 1913, with orchards and vineyards later sold to Adolf Kirschenmann. He served as justice of the peace 1936 1939 and was the first city police judge. A namesake Mannel tract and park mark his legacy.

Broderick E. Manne Shafter Mannel Adolf Kirschenmann Weataide Manuel 16Th Judicial Mannel Tract Mannel Park Kern County Chamber of Commerce Kerr County Farm Bureau Richland School District Elksledge Bakersfield

Stringhams Drug Store Crowded During Al Smith Speech

The afternoon of August 29 1928 Stringham's drug store was crowded as Gov Al Smith delivered his acceptance speech clearly over a large new radio installed by Stringham.

Stringham al Smith

Development Milestones Reach Junior Academy Growth

The text outlines growth milestones from 12 grades by 1930 to adding a music department by 1932 and introducing a cafeteria in 1934 at the institution. These dates mark the expansion of programs and facilities across the early 20th century.

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