Bride Miss Virginia Heinz Weds Justin Weishaar in Clubhouse Ceremony
In front of about 350 guests at the Wednesday Afternoon clubhouse, Miss Virginia Lee Heinz and Mr. Justin Weishaar exchanged vows at 8 oclock. J C McComas read the vows from a fern and red rose decorated diaz as Mrs E Anderson played Mendelssohns Wedding March. Flowers and a large program followed with music and refreshments before the couple departed to reside in Shafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lee Heinz
Ezra Heinze
Justin ‘Weishaar
H. L. Weishar
J. C. McComas
Glendale
Diaz
Heinze
Bernice Heinz
Madella Weigand
Verna Ebel
Alice Burrows
Ed Rueb
Edwin Rueb
H. B. Duedieen
J. C. MeComas
E. Anderson
Jake Dirksen
E. A. Fendersen
Lilly
Aaron Theiswen
Maggie
Roy Lee
Aubrey Derker
Clark Billingsley
Mrs. Weishaar
Shafter
Shafter Man To Wed Bakersfield Girl Sunday
Oscar C. Bergman of Shafter will wed Ina Mae Heier of Bakersfield Sunday night at the Mennonite Brethren church in Bakersfield. The ceremony will be officiated by Rev. P. N. Hiebert with a brief sermonette by Rev. Wm. J. Bestwater of Shafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar C. Bergman
Henry L. Bergman
Shafter
Ina Mae Heier
Andrew Heier
Bakersfield
Mennonite Brethren Church
P. N. Hiebert
Wm. J. Bestwater
Shafter Mennonite Brethren Church
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Blanche Duke
Miss Blanche Duke received a warm surprise birthday party at the Rio Bravo home of Mrs. E G Kruger Tuesday. Guests from Bakersfield and Rosedale joined in games and gifts while refreshments followed late. Proceeds from the event support Shafter American Auxiliary education for disabled veterans' children, with ample tables prepared for future card entitlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Duke
E. G. Kruger
Rio Bravo
Audrey Fidler
Geraldine Munroes
Bakersfield
Jean Miller
Nadene Kruger
Roberta Lee Kruger
Raymond Jones
Tete Bartel
Daniel Bartel
Rosedale
Ivan Upshaw
E. E. Fisher
Mrs
Shafter
American Auxiliary
Mrs Wilson Hosts M A S Meeting At Harlin Wilson Home
The M A S met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Harlin Wilsons home. Attendees included Mrs Walter Bergen Mrs Harvey Gaede Mrs Johnnie Siemens and Miss Evelyn Unruh. The group plans to meet again this afternoon at Miss Unruhs home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Balzar
King’s Daughters
Helen Koehn
Africa
Jake Siemens
Walter Bergen
Bennie Peters
John Siemens
Harvey Gaede
Willard Janzen
Louie Becker
Glenn Bergthold
George Nikkel
Jack Kliewer
John Balzer
Abe Karber
Bertha Kroecker
Edna Beese
Evelyn Unruh
Mary Epp
Esther Frantz
Linda Unruh
Vivian Bartel
Aldeen Beese
Vernh Balzar
Irma Wendland
Luella Klassen
Harlin Wilson
Johnnie Siemens
Juggling Money Orders Near $90,000 Stunt Ended in Probe
East Orange Postmaster reports a drugstore substation sold money orders totaling about $90,000 over six months. A truck driver borrowed against future wages, while a local druggist issued and cashed orders to cover payments. No charges were filed. books show no irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Orange
N. J
Phillip L
Fellinger
United States
Spanish Club Elects Latta President for Friday Event
Monna Latta was chosen president of the Spanish Club in a Friday high school election. Betty Spry and Norma Neu feld were elected as officers. The club plans a Thursday party where each member will dress as a child and may bring a friend, with a committee including Latta Spry Neufeld Livers and Olson meeting after school to assign costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monna Latta
Betty Spry
Ivity
Norma Neufeld
James Livers
Merwin Olson
Man Made Quakes Help Arkansas Oil Search
El Dorado Arkansas reports man made earthquakes using dynamite charges to produce sound waves recorded by seismographs. Geologists compare reflected waves from multiple sites to determine oil presence deep underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
el Dorado
Ark
Resantas
New Schedule Opens as Tournament Boosts Excitement
Excitement runs high as a second tournament begins this week with tie scores in early games. A large chart in the main hall tracks daily team progress in both sports. Winners receive gold and silver star awards for their efforts. Events and practices occur daily during recess and at noon under Mrs Ida Engle and Miss Lela OConnell's supervision.
Shafter High School Pep Rally Before Maricopa Game
Students at Shafter High gathered in the study hall for a football rally to boost the team ahead of the Maricopa game on October 9. Captain Fred Heinrichs spoke as Coach White noted last year’s comeback and the band under Robert Gates played. Yell leader Virginia Rexius led spirited chants as the rally featured songs directed by J. H. Porterfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter High School
Maricopa
Fred Heinrichs
White
Cardinals
Robert Gates
Virginia Rexius
J. H. Porterfield
Kern County Officials Attend National Reclamation Convention
Kern County Water Development Commission leaders Ralph Kern and Roland Curran represented California at the fifth annual National Reclamation Association meeting in Castle. California seeks early completion of the Central Valley project and to push a cross state policy program at Congress. The association groups 21 western states to coordinate reclamation efforts with a strong senator bloc and limited congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kern
Roland Curran
Kern County Water Development Commission
National Reclamation Association
Cas
California
Central Valley
National Reclamation Asitation
Mississippi
Curran
Vases in Ancient Life and Ritual Use
Vases held daily utility and nourishment for Greeks and served as home adornment. They were used in meals and were buried with the dead, reflecting their cultural significance beyond mere vessels.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Breitigan
Mrs. Anderson
Jake Balzer
Mrs. Hampton
Richland P.T. A
Martha Hampton
J. L. Hill
Ed Warren
John Fuller
O. T. Olson
Walter Eckmann
J. E. Henderson
Emil Bender
P.T. A
Marie Cakin
Shafter Man
Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Wilson
Harvard
Cambridge
Francis F. Foley
Ida Engle
Lela O’connell
Pep
Kern
Congress
van Camp
Steeee
Clover Valley
Honeymaid
Graham
Graham Crackers
Kern Valler
Jonathan
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