Shafter Fire Department Sets Trash Burning Hours
The Fire Department announces a weekday burn window from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a 5 p.m. warning issued this week for residents of Shafter.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1945
Page
5
The Fire Department announces a weekday burn window from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a 5 p.m. warning issued this week for residents of Shafter.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Delmar are visiting Mrs. W. W. McCaslin in Shafter. They arrived last Sunday and plan to stay a week. Fire officials warn that after 5 p.m. burning must stop or citations will be issued.
The Khesma Klub held a Tuesday night social at Miss Aldeen Beese's home. Guests included Mesdames Genevieve Craig, Alvina Bergman, Edna Nicks, Lou Ella Russell, Evelyn Gaede, Esther Unruh, Irma McCoy, Vivian Bergan, Rosie Wiens, and Misses Lara Nikkel, Edna Nikkel, Dorothy Seager, Clara Nickel, and Linda Goeckler.
At the Shafter noon meeting three members gave craft talks. H C Neufeld discussed the automotive parts business and its wartime significance. Charles Burns spoke on turkey production trends and California leading the nation. O T Olson addressed teaching shortages and the impact of educators on youth.
S/Sgt. R. A. Hamman has received his honorable discharge from the army and has come to Shafter to live. His wife is the former Alice Bender.
Forty six members of the Wasco Girls Athletic Association visited Shafter High School G A A last Wednesday. The event started with mixed four team volleyball games, then a reception and program in the gym. Maxine Albright led the program with dances songs and gym stunts. Patty Wahl thanked Shafter and invited a return visit. Miss Vanalee Liepmann is Shafter G A A advisor.
Mission Pictures will show scenes of missionary life captured by Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Warner at the Congregational Church on Thursday evening November 8. There is no charge and the event is open to all. The prior social evening drew about 150 attendees with a community sing led by Pat Kelly and music by Bill Lachenmaier, plus impromptu solos and talks. Ladies served pumpkin pie and coffee.
The Camp Fire council and guardians met Monday evening October 29 at Mrs. Phil Ohanneson home to plan the year. They decided to meet monthly in joint sessions. Attendees included Mrs. Frizzell Stoller Bestwater Craig Wietz Morrison Hoffman Arnold Johnson and Irvin F Randolph Bakersfield field officer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ohanneson.
A fragment notes 175 people attended a local event. Marion Crockett performed with a musical saw. It mentions Alameda’s original name Encinal and a brief historic cue.
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