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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
6
Justice of Peace E.K. Grant reports traffic violations have increased since he took office two and a half years ago. He notes violations numbered 1772, twice the misdemeanor count, and cites driving on the wrong side of the highway between Cawelo and Bakersfield as a common offense.
Fort Sill Oklahoma First Lieutenant Edgar N Anderson Seminole Oklahoma has been assigned to the 52nd Transportation Corps Truck Company He served overseas with the 7th Field Artillery Battalion 1st Infantry Division He wears the Purple Heart and a Ribbon with three battle stars He was commissioned at Fort Sill in 1942 and later joined the Field Artillery Replacement Training Center He is son of Mr and Mrs Noah D Anderson of Shafter California and graduated from Mountain View High School Seminole in 1940 where he played basketball for three years
Mr and Mrs John Jacobsen and Mr and Mrs Gene Mettler were among attendees at the UCLA versus St Marys game last Saturday in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Pat Kelly hosts Wednesday evening buffet and bridge with guests including Mesdames Arnold, Eckinian, Todd, Putman, Vanatta, McClain, Kitts, Ware and more. Prizes awarded to Mesdames Jack Hill Vanatta and J L Hill. Thursday brunch and bridge features winners Mesdames Bender Cosgrove and William Bender.
Kern County growers and shippers viewed Consolidated Steel Corporations stainless steel 40 foot experimental Reefer Car 13000 exhibited on the Santa Fe at Bakersfield with tours in Visalia Fresno Modesto Stockton and Lodi through November 7. The car features a lighter weight design, a unique sliding door and a convertible light weight bulkhead operable by one person.
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