Birthday luncheon honors Mrs. Bert Hebel at Shafter Motel
Mrs. Les Hobson hosted a birthday luncheon Thursday at the Shafter Motel for Mrs. Bert Hebel. Guests were given silver tokens tied in bags placed in a miniature ox cart, topped with a picture of a table setting using the First Love pattern. Attendees included Claude Carp Dean Potter Fred Ruhlman Geo Guenther Tar nicks Williart Lowe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Hobson
Shafter Motel
Bert Hebel
Claude Carp
Tip Henderson
Dean ‘Potter
Fred Ruhlman
Geo. Guenther
Oxtar Tarnick
Williart
Lowe
HH. Lilly
Hoor
Mes. Hoel
Hostege
Birthday party for Norman Voth celebrates milestone
Mrs Maj ye Vinthi hosted a birthday gathering on November 2 for Norman Voth. Attending were Mr and Mrs Bennie Voth and Mr and Mrs Harry Neufeld of Bakersfield plus Rav Lee and children of Bakersfield and Mr and Mrs Tor Fink. Refreshments included birthday cake and ice cream.
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Tionot
Norman ‘Voth
Bennie Voth
Harry ‘Neufeld
Bakersfield
Lee
Tor Fink
VA to Pay All College Expenses for Vets in California
The Veterans Administration will cover books supplies equipment and fees for veterans at California junior colleges under the G I Bill. A prior temporary halt on these payments was ordered after a state ruling that fees charged to VA were illegal. Chapman said colleges should submit vouchers for payment of applicable fees under the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act.
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Veterans Administration
California
G. I. Bill
L. C
Ilegal
Roy’ EE. Simpson
Public Iristruction
State
Alifornie
Dinics
G J. Bill
Chapman
Washington faces Dec special session on Europe aid
The expected special session in early December will confront a $580 million aid package to Europe for winter relief. John Taber and his House Appropriations Committee may shape foreign policy through money bills, while Senate Appropriations, led by Styles Bridges, aligns with foreign relations on most questions. The clash centers on whether dollars or anti communist action should drive policy as lawmakers meet privately in November.
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Congress
Washington
John Taber
House
Europe
House Appropriations Committee
Congress On Foreign Affairs
Mr. Taber
Appropriations Committee
Taber
GOP
Senator Vandenburg
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen Styles Bridges
N. H
Berlin
State Department
France
Italy
Camp Fire and Blue Bird Girls Host Busy Halloween Month
The Camp Fire and Blue Bird groups led by Maurine Schaefer and guardians staged a Hallowe en season with parties at Beale Park Bakersfield and Santa Fe School. Members Nor ma Hooks Dorothy Howard Kay Dirksen and others organized elections crafts hikes and games while sponsors Junior Women’s Club and family guardians supported transportation and activities.
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Blue Bird Girls
Hallowe’en
Maurine Schaefer
Marion’ Rickner
Kern County
Blue Bird Hallowe'en
Beale Park
Bakersfield
Shafter
Haynetta Mann
Norma Hooks
Dorothy Howard
Kay Dirksen
Steriei
Carolyn Wilson
Belvi Ann Moor
Valeri Kirschenmann
Blue Bird
Mescal- Townsend
Lee Noffkee
Homer Craig
Craig
Mary Sanders
Florence Smith
Miss Haynes
Camp Fire Girls
Robert Sturges
Dan Weitz
Jack Hare
Buster Edwards
Bob Mixon
Dick Kirkham
Kyle Hill
Rolf Jacobsen
Ken Handel
Max Tudor
Glenn Unruh
Paul Newell
Ken Presley
Morton Brown
Dorothy Weitz
Lorraine Kleinkauf
Barbara Barnes
Lurch
Santa Fe
Janise Beaver
LaVelle Stoller
LaVonne Stoller
Mary DeVincenzo
Marilyn Enns
Eldeen Kimmel
Mildred Miller
Mary Gates
Virginia Bender
Elaine Flaming
Anita Paslay
Helen June Adams
Norma Jean Craig
LaVelle
Old-Time Residents Visit T. V. Little
Mr. W. A. Burnett and A. D. Worthington, long associated with Shafter, called on their old friend T. V. Little last Friday. Burnett now lives in Santa Cruz and arrived in the valley in 1890, part of the early English colony at Rosedale. Worthington settled in Bakersfield in 1893.
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W. A.burnett
A.D. Worthington
Shafter
T. V. Little
Burnett
Santa Cruz
Rosedale
Worthington
Bakersfield
NewspaperSubscription and Advertising Rates Notice
The notice lists subscription prices at four dollars per year inside California and four dollars fifty cents per year outside California. Single copies cost five cents. Advertising rates are available on application. The item is entered as second class matter August 1, 1935, at the Shafter California post office under the Act of March 2, 1879.
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California
Shafter
New Orange Belt Stages Schedule Noted
Incomplete OCR text shows a schedule fragment for New Orange Belt stages with scattered times and codes such as P. F and A210 B. The readable lines suggest event timing but lack full context or clear details.
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Shafter Press
Mrs
V. A
Cts Wachngtong
Appropriations Committees
Clinton Anderson
National Press Club
Truman
Anderson
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Chicago Board of Trade
Baldwin
Baldwin Piano Distributor
17Th Street
Bobby Jéan
Charles
Waylon
Sturges
Connie Hare
Harry Vannatta
Harry Peters
Heimbach
Fred Neuman
Central Market
Burnie Morris
Mary Jacobs
Marengo Street
Leah Dolf
Maurine Schaeffer
Esther Possehl
Mary Nell Mitchell
Lavone Bestwater
Jolene Waymire
Betty Jean Elliott
Mary Jane Crawford
Sharlot Voth
Barbara Wroten
Mary Margaret Revell
Joy Wolf
Juanita Heimbuck
Geralvere Gary Weyand
John Thompson
David Muir
Bennie Goosen
Donald Sneed
Tommy Summerhill
Norman Buller
Bakersfield College of Beauty
Honor Emblem School
State of
G. I. Bill OF Rights
Service For
Charlqite A
Fay
Chester Aven
Shafter Progress
Juanita Battaglia
Central Ave
King Bakery
Joe
A.M
Wasco
North Shaf
Smith’s Corner
Mexican Colony
Calder’s
Bakensfield
Minter Field
Fruitvale
Greenacres
Greeley
Calder’s Corner
Mexican “Colony
North Shafter
P. F
Sunda
Camp & Barrows Motor Company
Lamp & Barrows Motor CO
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