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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1953

Page

10

Wilson Carr take top spots in Kern County Fair

Shafter High School FFA youths James Wilson and Vernon Carr win key placements at Kern County Fair livestock show. Wilson earns reserve in Future Farmers of America middleweight Angus, second in FFA showmanship. Carr captures three choices in swine, first in FFA showmanship and advances to Round Robin.

Shafter High School James Wilson Vernon Carr Kern County Young Wilson Angus Farmers of America FFA Carr Elliott Garrison Ffaers Billy Milam Jerel Wood Paul Jones Billy Wood Ray Jara Burley Dooley Shafter High

Guardian installed as associate to replace crash victim

Ingwer Ketelsen was installed as associate guardian of the Wasco Bethel of Job's Daughters at the first meeting after summer recess in the Masonic Temple. Ketelsen succeeds Martin Wagner, killed in a summer accident. Other officers were installed, and plans for Fresno state convention discussions were outlined along with reports on summer activities and future events.

Ingwer Ketelsen Wasco Job's Masonic Temple Ketelsen Martin Wagner Jacqueline Howard Grand Bethel Grand Guardian Council Caseyee Delano Delano Oildale Bethels Olson Wasco Bethel Dorothy Worley Bryant Springville Shafterpool Linda Waugh Miss Howard Joyce Hammer Maudie Crabb Donna Weitz Shafter

Y-Day Essay Contest Set in Hollywood Trip Plans

Kern County YMCA maps Y-Day trip to Hollywood for the 21st annual event on October 31. General Secretary Charles G. Stone announces an essay contest on This Nation Under God with prizes a camera and a sound system. Local youths from Gra Y to Hi Y will travel to see a morning show at the Hollywood Bowl and the UCLA California game at Memorial Coliseum. Last year over 100 Kern youths attended. more are expected.

Kern County Film Capital Hollywood Charles G. Stone Hollywood Bowl UCLA California Memorial Coliseum

Duster Survives Crash After Plane Strikes Ranch Wire

Howard Francis, pilot for Inland Crop Duster Co., escaped a deadly crash Monday afternoon when his aircraft struck a guy wire at the C. J. Vignolo ranch near Highway 99. The plane nosedived and caught fire before Francis freed himself. His flagman dragged him from the wreck as an ambulance was called.

Kern County Howard Francis Inland Crop Duster Co C. J. Vignolo Ranch Highway 99 Francis

Marvin Sextons Open New Shop

Mr and Mrs Marvin Sexton of South Shafter celebrate the formal opening of their auto and furniture upholstery shop at 219 Central Ave They have moved the business into town Ruth Bryan the former wife of one partner is a Shafter High School graduate and war veteran continuing the enterprise

Marvin Sexton South Shafter Central Ave Sextons Ruth Bryan Shafter High

Wives Visit Parents While Husbands Away

Mrs. Freda nape peoligg Da yya Dango from Long Beach arrived home to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs. Wayne But row, and Elzie Peench, while the husband Elzie Munish set out to sea on maneuvers for two weeks. Mrs. Martin returned Sunday to spend a week with her family in Baldwin Park before her husband returns from sea duties. Seaman Stanley is noted among the absent sailors.

Buttonwillow Freda Nape Peoligg da Yya Dango Long Beach Paren Wayne Butrow Elzie Peench Martin Baldwin Park Ae Husband Stanley

Propaganda Uproar Over U S Troop Buildup in Japan

A circulated mimeographed Japanese bulletin accuses American soldiers stationed at Camp Gifu of planning new war actions. It claims 12,000 US troops will arrive, criticizes Korea truce assumptions, and calls for sending all American soldiers home to preserve Japanese peace and independence.

Japan Bob Nixon Shafter Nixon C. H. Nixon Gifu City Gifu Korea States Far East United States Nenecol Etl Eps

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