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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1935

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Early potato acreage forecasts for 1935 across major states

The United States Bureau of Crop Estimates reports 1935 early and second early potato acreage to total about 282000 acres, down from 307000 in 1934 and below the 1929 33 five year average. Some yields in Kern County may be slightly below normal though overall acreage shifts are noted. Zip wins seventh Angels Camp frog jumping contest with a 12 feet 3.5 inch leap.

Alabama California Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Texas Arkansas North Carolina Oklahoma Tennessee Kansas Kentucky Missouri Virginia Kern County United States Bureau of Crop Estimates Shafter District M. A. Lindsay Zip Angels Camp

Poppies for Memorial Day Drive Set On City Streets

Women from the American Legion Auxiliary and volunteers will distribute red poppies door to door across the city all day Saturday. The tribute supports disabled veterans and families of those who died or were injured in service, with proceeds funding local Legion and Auxiliary welfare work.

United States Poppids Leslie L. Robinson Wait American Legion Auxiliary Veterans Hospital West 10S Angeles Eunice Hansen Auxiliary American Legion and Auxiliary Shafter Legion

Paroled After Eleven Years for Hammer Murder

Clara Phillips, infamous California hammer murderess, will be paroled from Tehachapi women's prison in under a month after nearly eleven years behind bars.

Clara Phillips California Tehachapi

Weekend Guests and Birth Notice From Kern County

Week end guests at the H O Jones home included Mr and Mrs Stanley Asper of Bell A son was born to Mr and Mrs George Smith at Kern General Hospital on Friday May 17 Mrs Rosa Nord spent the week end in Bakersfield with son Pete Nord and family Mr and Mrs Athur Harbaugh and Miss Frances Kruger formed a motor party that visited Keene Sunday Mr and Mrs Oscar Wegis and children Everett and Polly Margaret visited relatives in Taft Esther Weigand of Traverse City Michigan joined Peter Heimforth and family on a coast trip with uncle arranging the visit Also present were Mrs Andrew Heim forth and Miss Minnie Heimforth The party visited Pismo Beach Avila and Morro Bay

George Smith The Kern General Hospital Rosa Nord Bakersfield Pete Nord Athur Harbaugh Frances Kruger Keene Sunday Oscar Wegis Everett and Polly Margaret Taft Esther Weigand Traverse City Michigan Peter’ Heimforth Ter Andrew Heimforth Minnie Heimforth Pismo Beach Avila Morro Bay

Auxiliary Officers Selected for Les Lie Robinson Post

Mrs. Emanel Henderson was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at the Les lie L. Robinson post. Other officers named include Grace Annis as first vice president Elizabeth Zimmerman as second vice president Edna Annis as secretary and treasurer Lois Berry as historian Elizabeth Ingram as chaplain and Alma Skaggs as sergeant at arms. Nominations for the executive committee included Gertrude Nay Erice Hansen and Alvina Enns. Kern county delegates named Grace Annis Lois Berry Rose Zimmerman Edna Annis Elizabeth Zimmerman and Alma Skaggs. Monthly meetings will be held during the summer season.

Emanel Henderson Leslie L. Robinson American Legion Auxiliary Grace Annis Elizabeth Zimmerman Edna Annis Lois, Berry Elizabeth Ingram Alma Skaggs Gertrude Nay Erice Hansen Alvina Enns Kern County Mesdames Grace Annis Lois Berry Rose Zimmerman

Mrs Janzen from Hilo Plans Extended San Joaquin Visit

Mrs P M Janzen arrives from Hilo Hawaii and stays with Mrs C H Janzen in Shafter to visit relatives in the San Joaquin valley. Mr Janzen, formerly at the Kress store in the islands, will join June 9 for a vacation in the states.

P. .M. Janzen Hilo T. H Janzen C. H. Janzen Shafter San Joaquin Valley Islands A Kress States

Plan to Locate Dr. J. E. Enfield Opens Shafter Office

Dr. J. E. Enfield of Delano and his business manager Geo. T. Pearce visited Shafter on Tuesday to arrange opening a local office. Enfield, a drugless practitioner, has practiced in Delano for fourteen years and is a noted lecturer across southern California.

J. E. Enfield Delano Shafter Enfield California

Body Still Not Found in Kern River Tragedy

Diligent search for Miss Dorothy Miller who drowned in Kern River last Sunday continues with Sheriff Ed Champness personally directing the rescue effort as of press time.

Dorothy Miller Kern River Ed. Champness

Merriam to speak at Townsend Club gathering in Santa Cruz

Governor Frank F. Merriam will headline a Townsend Club get-together at Santa Cruz Big Trees on Sunday May 26. Members from the club are invited to attend this scenic social and political event hosted by the organization in the coastal city.

Frank F. Merriam Townsend Club Santa Cruz Big Trees

Glass Night Program Presented at Kern Academy

Richland auditorium overflowed for Kern Academy class night. Elementary program featured addresses by Martha Lorenz and Ernest Ehrhardt, music by Holland and Weber Heath, readings like Willie's Hearing, and geography lessons on Germany Spain Ireland Japan Russia Holland. Academic department included piano duets, readings by Hubert Robison, Ruby Weitz, Geraldine Corona, and a valedictory by Ruby Weitz with Benediction by Jake Heinrichs.

Ernest Ehrhardt Willie Edward Duerksen Martha Lorenz Abé — Lincoln le ‘Roy Buller Sansolo H. A. Davis Jake Heinrichs Ruby Weitz Geraldine’ Corona Virgil Shapansky Lass Ida Cat Bartel Hubert Robison Bunker Hill Geraldine Corona Ann Howe Lillian Kraft

Kern River Park Festival Draws Large Crowds

More than 300 people attended the annual farm bureau picnic at Kern River Park last Saturday. The Sunday celebration marked the park’s summer opening with nearly 5 000 participants enjoying speeches and band music as part of the program.

Farm Bureau Kern River Park Shafter

Shafter High to Stage Hot Copy Comedy May 22

Shafter High School plans three act comedy Hot Copy at Richland auditorium Friday May 22 at 8 pm. Orchestra led by R L Gates will perform Wagner and various duets while students play roles such as Sylvia Dale Grace Weyand and Bill Gregory Waldo Unruh. Director W B White coordinates cast and crew with tickets sold by students and reserved seats at Shafter Drug Store.

Shafter High School Richland Auditorium R. L. Gates Tannhauser Wagner Allen Bartel Everett Devine Donald Sdydam Ae Gates Randolph Peters Clarence Neuman Dudley Kay Raymond Kay Peggy Rubena Peters

Little Pneumonia Victim Buried in Shafter Cemetery

Graveside services were held yesterday at 10 am in Shafter cemetery for Auspane Bay Hill aged 26 months the son of Mr and Mrs Austin Hill. He died of pneumonia after a brief illness leaving four brothers and four sisters. Janzen Funeral Home conducted the funeral.

Shafter Auspane Bay Hill Austin Hill Janzen Funeral Home

Kern County Mineral Society Finds Rich Specimens on Tehachapi Trip

Members recount a Sunday excursion through Tehachapi visiting the Cuddeback cinnabar mine and Bentonite mine near Mono. They gathered petrified wood, opal, jasper and agate. Attendees included T. V. Little, W. D. O Guinn, Ray Courtney, Delia Nixon, Donald Little, Clarence Swanson, Helen Scott, Maurice Reed, C. Little, Louis Patriquin, E. L. Hamman, Joseph Scott, W. E. Nicol, R. R. Whitehill, A. R. Duehren and F. W. Erdman.

Kern County Mineral Society Tehachapi Cuddeback Cinnabar Monolith T. V. Little W. D. O’guinn Ray Courtney Delia Nixon Donald Little Clarence Swanson Helen Scott Maurice Reed C. Little Louis Patriquin E. L. Hamman Joseph Scott W. E. Nicol R. R. Whitehill F. W. Erdman

Charity load lightens as Los Angeles county cases fall

Los Angeles county charity officials report indigent load down to below 40 000 cases after a March high of 41 338. The count has declined steadily from that peak.

Los Angels

Will Roge reflects on radio, government aid and letters

Beverly Hills columnist Will Roge shares thoughts on listening to radio, public response to his economics talk, and letters from readers. He notes debates over relief money, a WV cave family on relief, and a desert set at Fox with Harry Oliver.

Beverly Hills Will Fort Gay West Virginia Mose Maynard Harry Oliver Fox Gold Gulch Missouri Cabinet Supreme Court Industralists Florida

Exchange program for 1934 cotton certificates

C. Mg Corwin, assisting in cotton adjustment, visited Shafter to collect unused 1934 cotton certificates. Growers must take certificates to the Farm Bureau office in Bakersfield Court House to exchange for 1935 certificates.

Mg Corwin Farm Bureau Shafter Bakersfield

Social News From Rosedale and Nearby Towns

D O Moore and family moved to their ranch in Rosedale. Fay Betha of Tracy visited Ernie McKinnon’s home. Lelia Temple of Mountain View attended a Sunday visit with Walter White. Jesse Combs of Shafter visited Ernie McKinnon. Paul Graves stayed at the county seat with R S Regan. Mr and Mrs Ernie McKinnon visited Jesse Combs in Shafter. Haag couple and daughter Cecilia returned from a Los Angeles trip. Two year old Walter Bergen celebrated a birthday hosted by parents Mr and Mrs P L Bergen with guests Frank Schierlmann and daughter Elnory Frances. Rio Bravo district represented at a bureau picnic by numerous local families and friends.

Little Walter Bergen P. L. Bergen Frank Schierlmann Elnory Frances Rio Bravo One Bureau Roy Newman Harry Jackson Carl Haag Elnor Frances T. M. Martin Rafe W. B. Wilson James E. Haag J. B. Lewis

California Cotton Acreage Sees 1935 Estimate Rise

It is estimated that California cotton acreage for 1935 will total about 226,000 acres, up from 226,000 last year, indicating a modest change in crop area.

California

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H. O. Jones Stanley Asper Bell Hawati Kern Ac Ademy P. J. Gaede Kenneth Wade—Durward An Nis So Ogers D. O. Moore Rosedale Fay Betha Tracy Ernie McKinnon Walter White Lelia Temple of Mountain Jew Jesse Bob Combs Paul Graves R. S. Reagan Jesse Combs Satur Cecilia Los Angeles
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