Noa See Migs Woodward Speaks at Schools Nationwide
Noa See Migs Woodward visits schools across the country as part of a health education program promoting youth wellness and informed choices.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1944
Page
5
Noa See Migs Woodward visits schools across the country as part of a health education program promoting youth wellness and informed choices.
Mrs. Jacob Schnaidt gave a surprise birthday party Sunday at Schnaidt with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wendlam Mr. and Mrs. William Bender Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Schnaidt and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schnaidt's son Fred of Shafter also Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy.
Miss Norma Lohr daughter of Mrs. Milton Lohr and the late Milton Lohr married John Williams Becker son of Mr and Mrs Max Becker of Long Beach November 3 in the Chateau Chapel First Congregational Church Los Angeles. Rev J W Fiefield officiated with maid of honor Miss Peggy Neilly and ushers Liam Schramm Penniston Garner Neill Lehr Jack Rothwell. The bride given in marriage by Capt James R Rosenstein. After ceremony a reception at Ambassador Hotel then a wedding trip to Santa Barbara. The couple will reside in Long Beach.
The Kern County Postwar Plan session at the Tejon Hotel Bakersfield presided by Maricopa chairman Wiley K. Peter reviewed projects to aid education culture health public safety government housing and other community needs.
A post nursery at Minter Field opens in a former medical detachment barracks at the hospital area SE corner. It is sponsored by the Officers' Wives Club with Mrs. Newton H. Crump as president. The nursery will be open seven days weekly with weekday hours 4 pm to 8 30 pm and Saturday night until 1 am. Fees are 35 cents per hour for one child, 25 cents for two, and 10 cents for each additional child. linen bedding and food should be sent with the children.
Private Anthony, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. of Orange Ave Shafter, helps celebrate Thanksgiving with fellow servicemen. He notes soldiers and mechanists have kept bombers in the air and aims to give them the best Thanksgiving possible. Wells, who entered the Air Forces in 1942, had worked as a mechanic and attended Shafter School.
Sgt. Alexander Posnoff has returned to the United States after 25 months in the European Theater of Operations. He participated in four major battles and is now stationed at Fort Ord. He expects a 21 day furlough within a couple of weeks and spent four days in Shafter with his brother Walter last week.
Mrs Riley Marish and Mrs Wm Guenther hosted a Junior Sunday School party for 18 children aged 8 to 11 at the First Baptist Church on Hallowe en evening. Ice cream doughnuts and apples were served and the kids enjoyed Halloween games in the church building.
Adults attend weekly studio art sessions at the San Francisco Museum of Art. A nominal materials fee applies, supporting ongoing art activities.
Louise Hoffman, a Redlands graduate, spoke at convocation. She earned honors as a California Scholarship Federation member, editor of the annual, and a letterwoman. Hoffman led Alpha Xi Omicron sorority and the Webs Senior Womens Service group, made honor roll, and majored in speech and psychology.
The text notes that Robert Koch isolated the tuberculosis germ in 1882 and mentions California bismuth being largely used to prepare medicinal salts.
Buffet supper hosted by Mr and Mrs W A Driggems and Mr and Mrs Dillard Askew included Clare, daughter of Oklahoma, Cpl Don Evans and family, and extended relatives. Also mentions Cpl Evans from Camp Haam and a large Shafter attendance. The La Brea Pits in Los Angeles are cited as richest ice age remains source.
The text references Michelangelo, a renowned Renaissance sculptor, noting his lifespan from 1475 and an incomplete ending that suggests a later year. It situates him as a principal figure in Renaissance art without concluding his full biographical range.
Despite uncertainty about V-E Day, Minter Field personnel plan no training slowdown. The basic pilot school will continue operations and rigorous scheduling as forces anticipate possible war developments until Japan surrenders unconditionally. Colonel Newton H. Zee offers a hopeful note.
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