Chandlers Host Tea For Richland Teachers
A church tea on Sunday afternoon on the lawn hosted by Rev A T Chandler and assisted by The Couplers. Nine card tables with pastel cloths and spring bouquets were centered by a large Fostoria basket. Guests included Mrs Walter Eckmann, Mrs Kenneth Pipkin, and many church members who discussed plans for a men’s program at Minter Field and a future pot luck dinner.
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A. T. Chandler
Walter Eckmann
Kenneth Pipkin
Colyplers
Aski
Chandler
Minter Field
Wesley Burford
David Powell
Mayme _ Brother
O. T. Olson
John . D.atkins
W. A. Livers
Joseph A. Psd
San Pedro
E. C. Eck- Gordon Pipkin
Nicky Powell
Johnny Atkins
Jimmy Burford
the Chandlers
Junior Women Plan Rummage Sale on Oct 10
The Junior Woman's club announces a rummage sale set for October 10 at Handel Hall on Rar Avenue from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds will support club activities and community projects.
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Handel
Rar Avenue
Wed nesday Afternoon club to hold October meeting
The first meeting of the Wednesday Afternoon club is set for October 7 with lunch at 1 pm at the club house. Mrs Rolf Jacobsen chairs the luncheon with a committee list including Mrs Robert Mc Clain and others. Mrs Joe Channeson leads National Defense for the club and will be program chair for the day. Bakersfield guest Mrs R L Shreve will speak on Wise Buying is Conservation. Reservations are due by Monday October 5 by calling Mrs Joe Channeson or Mrs Jack Battaglia.
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Rolf Jacobsen
Robert McClain
Ted Vignolo
E& Warren
Emil Bender
William’ Bender
Orvin Mettier
E. Brown
William Lachenmaier
Joe. Channeson
National Defense
R. L. Shreve
Bakersfield
Joe Channeson
Jack. Battaglia
Shafter Girl Weds Minter Sergeant at Congregational Church
Miss Opal C Hukill daughter of Mrs Jewel Hukill of Shafter married Sgt James J Gastineau of Minter Field. Rev Alfred Chandler officiated before the new altar on Wednesday afternoon. The bride was given in marriage by her mother with Joe Turner as best man and Mrs Joe Turner as maid of honor. Others in attendance included Mrs Ann Hughes Alma McQuilliams and Bernice McQuilliams.
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Opal C. Hukill
Jewel Hukill
Shafter
James J.gastineau
Minter Field
Alfred Chandler
Joe Turner
Ann Hughes
Alma McQuilliams
Bernice McQuilliams
Mrs Arnold Hosts Dessert Bridge at Shafter Ranch
A dessert bridge party at Mrs. P. L. Arnold's Shafter ranch honored her sister Mrs. G. E. Sievers of Glendale. Prizes went to Mrs. Edwin Warren, Mrs. Floyd Cooper, Mrs. William Lachenmaier, and Mrs. Sievers amid guests including Mrs. Olhanneson and Mrs. Eckman. Co-hostesses staged a layette shower for Mrs. Gordon Churchill of Minter Field. Refreshments followed.
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P. L. Arnold
Shafter
Lloyd Pack
Dick Eckman
Gordon Churchill
Churchill
Minter Field
Reymond Crawford
Arthur Johnson
Oliva Crocktt
Johnson
Eckman
The Couplers Plan Church Pot Luck Dinner
The Congregational Church Women’s group The Couplers will host a pot luck dinner after Sunday services on the church lawn. This marks the third time the church has held such an event.
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Congregational Church
Auxiliary To Hold First Fall Meeting
Leslie L. Robinson Post No 213 American Legion Auxiliary schedules its first fall meeting Tuesday October 6 at the hall with bi monthly sessions after this season. President Mrs J B Henderson notes summer meetings were monthly.
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Leslie L. Robinson
American Legion Auxiliary
J. B. Henderson
M B Sewing Circle Meeting at Mrs Schultz Home
The M B Sewing Circle met at the home of Mrs. Johnny Schultz in Wasco on Monday. Present were Mrs. Arnold Bergen Mrs. Abe Bdiger Mrs. Abe Isaac Johnny Balzer Mrs. Leonard Gaede Mrs. Walde Unruh Mrs. Bill Bestwater Mrs. Frank Russell Mrs. Walt Werentine Mrs. Ruben Becker Mrs. Ervin Neufeld Mrs. Don Klingeleberg and Miss Minnie Brown.
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M. ‘B. Sewing Circle
Johnny
Schultz
Wasco
Arnold Bergen
Abe Bdiger
Abe Isaac
Johnny Balzer
Leonard Gaede
Wald¢ Unruh
Bill Bestwater
Frank ‘Russell
Walt Werkentine
Ruben Becker
Ervin Neufeld
Don Klingeenberg
Minnie Brown
Mrs. Ralph Janzen Elected Junior Woman's Club President
Mrs. Ralph Janzen was elected president of the Junior Woman's Club at a meeting held recently at Mrs. Jack Battag Ha's home. An autumn tea is planned at Mrs. Ernest Panero's home on Oct. 28.
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Ralph Janzen
Junior Woman's Club
Jack Battag Ha
Ernest Panero
Farm Ownership Enlargement Loans Available in Kern County
Farm Ownership and Enlargement loans are offered by the Farm Security Administration in Kern County. Eligible applicants include citizens with farm experience, tenants, laborers, or recent owners aiming to form or expand family type farms. Criteria cover cooperation with FSA, debt ability, permanent residence, and lack of alternative financing. Loans target family type farms sized for self sufficiency, with incomes to cover operating costs and loan repayments.
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Farm’ Security Administraton
Kern County
T. Kenneth McBride
FSA
McClain Enlists in Naval Reserve for Training at Great Lakes
William T. McClain 30 R. R. No. 1 Shafter has enlisted in the United States Naval Reserve as a motor machinist's mate second class and is now undergoing training at Great Lakes.
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William T. McClain
R. R. No
Shafter
United States Naval Reserve
New Naval Recruit Undergoes Intensive Great Lakes Training
A new officer begins an intensive training period at the U S Naval Training Station Great Lakes. The program covers military drill physical conditioning naval procedures and traditions with training vessels on Lake Michigan used for seamanship. Upon completion he will join the U S fleet or a naval shore station.
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U. S. Naval Tr Station
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
U. S
Major Bach Takes Over Texas Job
Major L F Bach flight surgeon at Minter Field has been transferred to Marfa Texas to assume post surgeon duties. Capt Edward Stein currently serves as flight surgeon with Lt F W Goodrich assisting. Stein arrived from Albuquerque on Aug 4 and Goodrich returned after a month of study at the Medical.
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Maj
L. F. Bach
Minter Field
Marfa, Tex
Edward Stein
F. W. Goodrich
Stein
Albuquerque
N. M
Lt. Goodrich
Minter
San Francisco Tuberculosis Seals fund surpasses 1908 levels
Funds raised in San Francisco by the sale of Tuberculosis Christmas Seals are 2000 percent greater now than in 1908, the first year they were sold.
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San Francisco
Ship Inspectors and Rate Clerks Sought by Civil Service
The U S Civil Service Commission seeks ship inspectors rate clerks and announces new exams for senior book keeping machine operator and press assistant. Qualified men with 4 to 6 years in electrical mechanical or shipbuilding work may join Navy as senior inspectors at 2600 a year or inspectors 2300 a year with no written test.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Navy Department
John F. Roskam
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Shafter Post Office
Crime Ain t In Shafter Quiet September Justice
Justice of the Peace H A Nightmire reports only one criminal complaint for September in Shafter. Nearly 300 dollars in fines were assessed, mainly for traffic violations.
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Shafter
Justice of the Peace
H. A. Nightmire
California Walnut Production Doubles Over Two Decades
The state's commercial walnut output has more than doubled in the last twenty years, reflecting a sustained expansion in orchards, yields, and market demand. The growth shows California cementing its role as a leading walnut producer.
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California
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