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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1945

Page

7

Shafter Li Club Teaches Library Skills to Students

Shafter School students enroll in the Li Club under Miss Vanalee Liepman to learn library techniques and qualify for a yearly membership test. Members tour area libraries, study catalogues and shelving, and prepare to join the club by demonstrating library duties. Paula Raney is president and Helen serves as vice president and social chair.

Shafter School Vanalee Liepman Homore West Bakersfield Bakersfield Kern County Theiversity of Southern California Paula Raney Shafter Club Helen

Business and Professional Women Meet in Shafter

The Business and Professional Womens Club held a November 1 meeting at the Shafter Motel with Mrs. Floyd Cooper presiding. Miss Mary Ellen Haggen from Bakersfield spoke on tuberculosis with two films. an initiation for new members is planned for November 15 led by Florence Smith.

Business and Professional Womens Club Shafter Motel Floyd Cooper Blythe Monroe Mary Ellen Haggen Tuberculosis Association of Kern County Bakersfield Florence Smith

Lt. Lowe Visits Parents Here After Overseas Service

Captain Douglas Lowe arrived in Shafter on Friday November 2 to spend two weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs W Lowe before heading to Crosby Minnesota where he will be at home with his wife. He recently returned from overseas after flying 52 missions as pilot and co pilot on a B 24 in the China Burma India Theatre earning the Asiatic Pacific Theatre ribbon with two stars the Air Medal with one cluster and the Distinguished Flying Cross with one cluster. Discharged at Camp McCoy Wisconsin on September 8 1945 his discharge becomes effective December 13 1945.

Douglas Lowe Shafter W. Lowe Crosby Minnesota Capt. Lowe Camp McCoy Wisconsin

Kirschenman Receives Army Air Forces Discharge

Cpl. Walter A. Kirschenman of Shafter California was discharged from the Army Air Forces after more than 37 months of service. He served at Fort Sumner New Mexico with the 1148th AAF Base Unit and at Kelly Field Texas. He was a farmer before enlistment. The piece notes historical local facts about the Jenny Lind Theatre and Robert Livermore.

Cpl Walter A. Kirschenman Box 1075 Shafter Calif Army Air Forces Kirschenman San Antonio Air Technical Service Command Kelly Field Texas Fort Sumner New Mexico 1148Th

San Bernardino Leads California in Mineral Varieties in 1944

San Bernardino County produced 31 different mineral products in 1944, the greatest variety among California counties, signaling diverse mineral industry activity in the region during that year.

San Bernardino County California

Beth Dye Henley Club Speaker Presentation

The Junior Women's Club met in the Women's Club building with Mrs. Arthur Craig presiding. Annabelle Thompson introduced speaker Mrs. Beth Dye Henley who talked on Volumes and Volumes, reviewing titles Abigail Adams Clara Barton Mr Lincoln s Wife Carrie Chapman Catt Eleanor Roosevelt. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is scheduled for November 14 at the Women s clubhouse.

Arthur Craig Dorothy Seeger Annabelle Thompson Beth Dye Henley Mary Gray Peck Eleanor Roosevelt Ruby Black Janet Churchill Irene Hoffman Women’s Clubhouse

California Speaks Significant Statements by Interesting Californians

Justus Craemer, state railroad commissioner, warns that government mirrors individuals with promises and little delivery. Henry A. Frazier, editor of the Oakland Observer, suggests a long era of peace as 46 nations favor harmony while only 2 percent seek war. Frank H. Beckmann, Beckmann Hollister Business Engineers, calls for a mental reconversion to boost labor efficiency.

Justus Craemer Henry A. Frazier Oakland Observer Frank H. Beckmann Beckmann Hollister Business Engineers S. F

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B. & P. W. Hear Seal Worker Lowe Oy Mouser Shirley Thomas Tire Service Jenny Lind Hall of Justice San Francisco Robert Livermore England Elza Hamilton Beth Dye Henley Club Finkbeiner Prop C. C C. C. Case Oliver John Deere O'Keefe & Merritt W.P.A Blodgett & Spaulding John J. Unruh and E. M. Grey D. O. Moore Rosedale Highway
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