District Governor Carl Wolf to visit Shafter Rotary Club
District Governor Carl B. Wolf will address the Shafter Rotary Club at the regular meeting in the Shafter Motel dining room on Monday evening October 12 and Tuesday noon October 13. Wolf, born 1905 in Freesoil Michigan, has lived in California since 1915 and led the Sespe Land and Water Co. in Fillmore since 1945. He chairs committees, was Fillmore Rotary president 1953-54, and holds multiple lodge and scientific society memberships.
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Carl B. Wolf
Shafter Rotary Club
Shafter Motel
Wolf
Fillmore, California
Rotary Club
Freesoil
Michigan
Oregon
California
Glendale
Calif
Union High School
Occidental College
Stanford University
Fillmore
Oklahomans Arrive for Three Week Stay
Mr and Mrs Carl Moore and son Ray arrive from Stratford Oklahoma October 1 to visit Mr Moore s parents Mr and Mrs J B Moore and their married daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Lamir and children Carl Ray Frank Allen and Leslie Anne They plan to stay three weeks here.
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Carl Moore
Ray
Stratford
Oklahoma
Mr. Moore
J. B. Moore
Frank Lamirand
Carl Ray
Frank Allen
Leslie Anne
Moores
Shafter Festival Directors to Review Budget Plan
Paula McClure Carol Barton and Mona Moor directors of the Shafter Potato n Cotton Festival will meet Monday to decide the proposed budget for the 1954 edition The group notes at least 10 builders show interest in Shafters new City Hall planned for the Sunset James corner The city hall project follows a year of displacement from the original building Five years ago October 7 1954 repair work on Lerdo Highway progressed toward completion by November 15 linking Santa Fe to Minter Village
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Paula McClure
Carol Barton
Mona Moor
Lerdo
Santa Fe
Minter Village
Shafter Junior Women’s Club
Judds of
Bakersfield
PTA
Fuller Ginning Co
Ray Smith
Shafter and
Munzer Avenues
Pentecostal Church of God
H. W
Pat) Kelly
Shafter
Shafterites
Wasco
Delivery Point On Cotton To Be Discussed Oct 14
The California Farm Bureau cotton department will meet at Tulare County Farm Bureau building on Wednesday October 14 to discuss establishing a California delivery point for cotton. State Chairman Rayment Blair of Bakersfield will preside and L A Rozzoni will give the Farm Bureau's views. Speakers include Robert Coleman of Merrill Lynch, George Bond of United States Testing, and Marvin Hoover with an extension specialist from Shafter.
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California
California Farm Bureau
Tulare County
Farm Bureau
Rayment E. Blair
Bakersfield
Robert Coleman
Fresno
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce
Fenner
Smith
L. A. Rozzoni
CFBF
Easter Seal Society to Hold Meeting in Bakersfield
The Kern County Society for Crippled Children plans its annual meeting Monday October 12 1959 at OcEdish Hall First Methodist Church Bakersfield 1701 Truxton Avenue Dinner at 7 P M served by church group. Lawrence I Weill will show Africa trip photos and Four Lads from Rosedale School will provide music. Reservations FA 2-5595.
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Kern County Society For Crippled Children
Ocedish Hall
First Methodist Church
Truxton Avenue
Bakersfield
National Society For Crippled Children
Lawrence I. Weill
Rosedale School
Candles and Cake community list for October dates
A reader-friendly roster lists names for events Candles n Cake from October 8 to October 13. The schedule features participants Lydia Richert Rex Allen Fred Schardt Tod Mogquist Jeff Hoover Mary Hasty Martha Has So Jecobus Gordon Gogr tzen tin John Stockton Jr John Anton Connie Lefler Nancy Isaac Blower Lena Wiens Dick Witcher Eric Fast Judy Janzen Bill Frizzell Lawrence Handel Herb Neuman Cheryl Roberts Deanna Jensen Joan Ohaneson Jack Dauphin Hagel Frizzell Rudy Perlomo George Enns Linda Pyle Tod Moquist Larry Barwick Barbara Cox Janie House Mary Thuman Slade Putnam Opal Freedman G L Starrh Eloise Milam Juanita Bobst Joe Martinez Margie Wisley Kenneth Brown.
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Lydia Richert
Rex Allen
Fred Schardt
Tod N. Mogquist
Jeff Hoover
Mary Hasty
Martha Has- So
Jecobus
Gordon Gogrtzen
Judy Janzen
Bill Frizzell
Lawrence Handel
Herb Neuman
Cheryl Roberts
Deanna Jensen
Joan Ohaneson
Jack Dauphin
Hagel Frizzell
Rudy Perlomo
George Enns
Linda Pyle
Tod Moquist
Larry Barwick
Barbara Cox
Janie House
Mary Thuman
Slade Putnam
Opal Freedman
G. L. Starrh
Eloise Milam
Juanita Bobst
Joe Martinez
Margie Wisley
Kenneth Brown
Today Is Deadline In Clothing Drive
Shafter Kiwanis Club appeals for unused clothing for overseas relief. Collections are at Harlan Wilsons shed with a Wednesday deadline for contributions.
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Shafter’s
Kiwanis Club
Harlan Wilson
Forgotten garage blaze warns of carelessness
A garage filled with years of trash fueled a spark in a fire that endangered a vagrant nearby. The incident underscores the danger of accumulating rubbish and neglect.
Farmers urged to file sugar beet requests by October 30 1959
Sugar beet farmers must file re quests in the ASC office on or before October 30, 1959. Forms available from sugar company representatives or by mail. Farmers are urged to complete and file in person to verify records and ensure timely filing.
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ASC
Wheel Wobble Tied to Loose Bolt Causes Rapid Tire Wear
A creaking car wheel may indicate a loose bolt causing wobble and accelerates tire wear. Mechanics warn that loose fasteners allow steering components to move, leading to uneven contact and faster degradation of tread.
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Snow Gates & Valve
Yars New Irrigation Supply Co
Rotary Club Assembly
Sespe Land and Water Company
Fillmore Lodge
Santa Barbarbra
al Malaikah
Los Angeles
George Globe
Liberal Credit
Chester Avenue
Leeds
Edera
Pacific Gas and Eectric Company
Sparky
Shafter Fire Station
Burley Dooley
Agriculture Department
Shafter High School
Dooley
Kenneth Mebane
Sacramento
Kenneth
Easter Seal Society
Tin
John Stockton, Jr
John Anton
Connie Lefler
Nancy Isaac Blower
Lena Wiens
Dick Witcher
Eric Fast
States
Canada
Mexico
Tenth Ave
Delano
Church OF Christ
Central Valley
Pioneer
PlymouTh
Icemen
Irvine
Phone Pioneer
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