Stanford Student Here Miss Barrie Burns
Stanford University student Miss Barrie Burns spent last weekend in Shafter visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Burns at their home.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1948
Page
2
Stanford University student Miss Barrie Burns spent last weekend in Shafter visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Burns at their home.
Mrs Ruth Ingalls of Pismo Beach has been visiting in Shafter from Wednesday to Tuesday at the home of her daughter Mrs Robert McClain.
The Virgin Islands, about fifty in number, are described as the most easternly United States territory. The Ogden Stockyard ranks eleventh among U S stockyards by livestock handled.
The piece recalls Shafter High School’s 1929 two year squad with fifteen players led by captain Nick Johnson and coach figures, noting rough debut and the early ironmen era. It honors community support for the Generals and Colonels as football evolved.
Dan Toews was surprised Monday evening at his River Side home as Evelyn hosted a family and friends birthday party. A cake with yellow roses and "happy birthday hubby" inscribed was presented. Elmer Biloff showed reels while refreshments were served to numerous Toews relatives and friends. About 20 buffalo range the meadows and slopes of San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.
Mrs Linda Lindas hosted a weekend visit from her parents Mr and Mrs H C Hall of Fresno her sister Miss Jo Ann Hall and her grandmother Mrs Maude Hodge the gathering included family from the area and visitor relatives.
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