New Gilmore Station Head Re‑deemed Under Keonst
New Gilmore Station Head has re‑deemed under the management of J B Keonst of Bakers &.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1944
Page
7
New Gilmore Station Head has re‑deemed under the management of J B Keonst of Bakers &.
A Buttonwillow group met October 3 at J C Lewis home to organize a club for Roosevelt's re election. They urged all Democrats to host friends for his October 5 speech, believing it will be campaign pivotal. Participants included Judge Charles T Kemp Mrs Ann Garner Lewis Hanna Hubert Roy Thomas Reese Arthur Reese Rowland Kemp Herman Lewis and Mrs Joe C Lewis.
Two hundred students attended a Tuesday Freshman Sophomore party at Shafter High School starting at 7 p.m. Games included peanut crossing challenges and pie feeding antics. Winners were Janie Jackson and Edna Rogers for Sophomore girls and Virgil Bartel and Roy Schaeffer for Sophomore boys. Refreshments followed with cokes cookies and school yells honored new students.
The group describes a pale blue book cover printed in gold with a spray of sweet peas. Mrs Frizzell praises its beauty and Mrs Max McKinley designed the cover. The next book section meeting is at Mrs Phil Channeson's home on Oct 18 and monthly meetings are planned.
The Richland Parent-Teachers Association set a 3 PM Tuesday October 10 meeting in the Richland Cafeteria with guest speaker J W Frizzell The program features first grade musical numbers and talks from Blue Birds Camp Fire Girls Horizon Club Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Hi Y Club Refreshments will be served All parents of Richland School District pupils are invited Also notes about local residents and World War II mentions appear in the column
A meeting on calendar reform discussed dividing the 365 174 day year into four 91 day quarters to create a 364 day year. Advocates propose January 1 1945 as the start and declare December 31 a world holiday turning Sunday into the first day. The plan warns of economic and religious hardships for Christians and Jews if adopted.
Miss Yvonne Le Doux arrived back in Shafter Sunday after spending two weeks traveling to Stockton and Mt. Angel Oregon.
Marine Private First Class William Heckler 21 of Route to Banter, Tarawa and Saipan veteran, is recovering at Saleandro Naval Hospital after a knee wound on Saipan. He described intense artillery fire and Japanese attempts to infiltrate, noting Saipan was harsher than Tarawa but with more room to maneuver.
Governor Bricker, GOP vice presidential candidate, heads a California tour announced by Williamnia. The schedule lists Sacramento, Oct 14. San Francisco, Oct 14 15. Santa Barbara Oct 16. San Diego Oct 16. Santa Ana Oct 17. Los Angeles Oct 17. Long Beach Oct 18. San Bernardino Oct 18. Bakersfield Oct 19. Fresno Oct 19.
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