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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1945
Page
7
Brazil holds a larger land area than the contiguous United States by surface extent, making it the most expansive nation in South America and surpassing the lower forty eight by significant margin.
The Iraqi state operates as a constitutional monarchy with hereditary rule from King Feisal. A Senate of 20 members and a Chamber of 150 members comprise the legislative structure.
Miss Frieda Hein daughter of Mrs Kate Hein of Shafter and Dr Herbert Kallmann of Fresno wed at 3:00 p m Sunday in the Panero home. The bride wore a white street length dress with orchid corsage as sister Lillie Muir served as matron of honor. Dr Carl Kallmann of Fresno was best man. Rev William Harper officiated. The couple departed for a Los Angeles honeymoon then plan to settle in Fresno.
The Iranian government granted American companies the privilege to develop oil concessions in the eastern district of Iran in 1937, signaling a significant step in energy exploration and foreign investment.
Mrs Lillie Bell was honored with a surprise birthday party last Wednesday May 16 at Mrs E Buller’s home. Guests included Mesdames Ida Jones Adam Raider Deba Baker Dav Rotten Dena Jean Raider Lille Bell and the hostess who received a crystal serving tray. Refreshments of ice cream cake and punch were served.
Cub Scouts from Den 1 Pack 13 attended the Kern County picnic in Bakersfield on Sunday and placed in several races. Ed Brown helped the Cubs due to Bert Cooke’s illness. Shafter attendees included Billy Wilson Glen Unruh Rolf Jacobsen and Martin Brown with their parents.
Little returned to Shafter on Sunday from Decker Manitoba where he brought the remains of his father Edward Little for burial. Relatives attended the funeral. He traveled by Canadian National Railway to Manitoba and back by Union Pacific, visiting two brothers and a sister during the stay.
Judge E. K. Grant created an elaborate filing cabinet with thirty drawers and a glass book case to house a law library for his Justice Court office. The cabinet is described as a beautiful piece of cabinet work.
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