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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1937

Page

4

Verlette Mettler to Wed Arnold Pfeifle in Shafter

Sunny day wedding planned at Shafter Reformed church with Verlette Mettler daughter of Mr and Mrs Simon Mettler to wed Arnold Pfeifle son of Mr and Mrs Carl Pfeifle. Attendants include Rhona Mettler and Marie Pfeifle.

Verlette Mettler Simon Mettler Arnold Pfeifle Carl Pfeifle Shafter Reformed Church A. Funck Shafter Miss Mettler Shafter High School Pfeifle Menno South Dakota Menno High School Milo Mettler Rhona Mettler Reno Mettler Marie Pfeifle

Miss Eleanor Peters Weds H H Loewen In Shafter Ceremony

Eleanor Peters and Herbert H Loewen were married today at the Mennonite Brethren church with Rev. Wm Bestwater officiating. Peters, a Bank of America teller and daughter of Simon Peters, will reside in Shafter with her husband, son of Mr and Mrs H J M Loewen.

Shafter Herbert H. Loewen Mennonite Brethren Church Wm. J. Bestwater Miss Peters Bank of America Simon Peters Mr. Loewen H. J. M. Loewen

Livestock Shipment Marks Shafter Milestone

Ten carloads of livestock are reported as the first such shipment into Shafter, signaling a notable milestone in regional commerce and transport. The move underscores growing agricultural activity and connectivity for the town.

Orchardists Prepare For Spraying Season in Kern County

Kern county fruit growers plan fall spray programs as diseases and pests increase. N. D. Hudson advises November as the best time for peach blight and leaf curl control with Bordeaux solution, lime sulfur, and arsenic. Red spider is best tackled with an oil spray in spring, with zinc sprays effective for dormant trees.

Kern County N. D. Hudson

Burial of Vera Chernabaeff in Shaf ter cemetery

Vera Chernabaeff nine months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Chernabaeff, was buried Sunday after funeral services at the Chernabaeff home. Janzen Funeral Home handled arrangements. The child died Friday morning. Cauliflowers more plentiful for local market use.

Vera Chernabaeff John Chernabaeff Shafter Cemetery Chernabaeff Janzen

Push Dont Knock Lesson From A Simple Door Sign

A short reprint discusses a poem about pushing rather than knocking as a guiding life lesson. The piece urges readers to pass on useful ideas to their congregations and communities, advocating constructive action over criticism. It frames the choice as a civic and churchgoing ethic.

Can NING Sweet Potatoes in Turlock Anticipates 3000 Tons

Sweet potatoes are being canned at Turlock and about 3000 tons of the yam variety are anticipated for processing.

Vagrancy drive enforces 30 day road camp for intoxication

Constable John C. Reily announced that under County ordinance No. 278, all persons picked up for intoxication will face a 30 day sentence in the road camp. Judge Elmer E. Lobre, filling in during Judge Manuel’s absence, has already imposed several 30 day terms, deeming fines ineffective at curbing rising intoxication cases.

John C. Reily Sheriff's Office Reily Elmer E. Lobre McFarland Shafter F. E. Manuel

Lodi district plans smaller pack of tomatoes

The Lodi district plans a reduced tomato pack size in a move to adjust supply and pricing. Officials say shifts in demand and market conditions drive the change, aiming to stabilize local markets and support growers.

Lodi

A A A Moves To Divert Potatoes In Eight States

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced from Washington that it will pay growers in eight states about 1.5 million dollars to feed surplus potatoes to livestock. Payments will be 15 cents per bushel for US No. 2 or better. The program aims to divert about 10 million bushels from the regular market in Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Colorado Nebraska Wyoming and Idaho.

Agricultural Adjustment Administration Washington U. S Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Colorado Nebraska Wyoming Idaho

Bumper Bean Harvest Predicted in Lompoc District

Lompoc district growers report a bumper bean crop with expectations of about twice the yield of last year. Farmers anticipate strong prices as harvest proceeds and note favorable weather and good planting conditions.

Lompoc

Five Baptized at First Mennonite Church Service

Five persons were baptized Sunday at the First Mennonite Church with 13 others accepted as members. The Rev. Gustav Frey officiated. Baptized individuals include Vernon Neufeld Ruth Neuman Herbert Reiger Thelma Warkentine and Mrs. George Buller.

First Mennone Church Gustav Frey Vernon Neufeld Ruth Neuman Herbert Reiger Thelma Warkentine George Buller

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Congregational Aid Group Juanita Bobst Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society Vey Gaede Irma Wendland Daniel Wendland Mary Crandall Bakersfield Eleanor Peters H. H. Loewen American Legion The the Legion Hall the Legion Contract Bridge Club P. L. Arnold Home P. L. Arnold Phil Ohanneson J. C. Ohanneson George Harrison O. T. Olson J. W. Hester A. B. McKinley Bill White D. O. Moore Ted Vignola H. C. Neufeld John Fuller William Janssen Myrick’s Corner Shafter Mercantile Co Federated Stores T. V. Little Shafter, California Roy Pasley Prop Dan Loewen Kate Nikkel No. Shafter Holen Syrup van Camp Ige Porterhouse White King Hslesear Bgt Snowy Peak del Monte del Monte Sardines Eile PS Aha Aise Jonathan
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