Irrigation Needs discussed at Kern County meeting
Monday's Shafter gathering explored filing estimated water needs for the Central Valleys Water Project. Officials said the data helps gauge ditch size through Tulare and Kern counties. pricing and contracting come later. Wasco, Bakersfield, Buttonwillow participants outnumbered Shafter residents.
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Kern County
Central Valleys
Water Authority
Ralph Kern
Roland Curran
Kern County Water Commission
Legion Hall
Shafter
Commission
Tulare
Kern
Wasco
Bakersfield
Buttonwillow
Automo bile Victim Known to Shafter Merchant
T. C. Payne, a Shafter merchant, identifies Emmet Dalton Bolling as a local resident who died in an auto accident last week. Bolling had become a patron of Payne’s shop after being brought there by customer H. R. Martindale, now of Emmet, Arkansas.
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T. C. Payne
Shafter
Emmet Dalton Bolling
Bolling
H. R. Martindale
Emmet
Ark
Census shows Kern County cotton ginned in 1936 crop exceed 1935
The Census Bureau report by P A Schmidt special agent at Shafter notes 19 547 bales ginned in Kern County for the 1936 crop prior to October 1 versus 2 472 bales for the 1935 crop to October 1.
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Department of Commerce
Kern County
P. A. Schmidt
Shafter
Sierras Schedule Is Adopted As Elections Held
Sierra League of Kern County meetings at Shafter High School set the year basketball schedule. E P Jones elected president and L W Hedge secretary treasurer. Teams listed include Wasco Shafter McFarland Tehachapi and Maricopa with December February dates and byes. Jean Chatburn named in The Great Ziegfeld film at Shafter Theatre.
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E. P. Janes
Shafter High School
L. W. Hedge
McFarland
Wasco High School
Ben R
Coul G. Wise
O. S. Imhof
John T. Sidener
Tehachapi High School
O. W. Noble
Maricopa High School
McFarland High School
Jean Chatburn
Shafter
Ziegfeld
Shafter Theatre
William Poiwell
Myrna Loy
Luise Rainer
Virginia Bruce
Fannie Brice
M-G-M
Mary Lou
Miss Chatburn
Hunt Stromberg
Robert Z. Lenard
Miss Loy
Billie Burke
Miss Rainer
Anna Held
Sacramento Alcohol Establishment Owner Jailed
Ezra Seward, half owner of a Sacramento drink house, was jailed on drunkenness charges pressed by partner Mrs. E C Eaton who said he set a bad example for patients.
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Sacramento
Ezra Seward
E. C. Eaton
Farm Prices Advance in August Say Giannini Survey
Berkeley report shows twenty one leading farm products rising in price in August compared with the same month last year. The Giannini Foundation survey highlights gains across major commodities and reflects inflationary pressures on farm markets.
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Berkeley
Giannini Foundation
Radio Entertainers to Appear on Local Stage This Evening
The Shafter Theatre hosts the New Mexican Ranchers an eight member group after a midwest tour. They are popular from radio broadcasts on KSL KMTR and KFOX. They will perform on stage and broadcast from W6XAI Bakersfield at 3 45 this afternoon.
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Shafter Theatre
Middle West States
KSL
KMTR
KFOX
W6xai
Bakersfield
Forest Acreage Increase in San Francisco Outlook
Glen Mer rigam told the California Real Estate Association convention that the real estate outlook has never been brighter than at present.
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San Francisco
Glen, Merrigam
California Real Estate Association
Contested Taft-Maricopa Supervisorial Election Case
Lennard McClintock, defeated by Stanley by eight votes in Taft Maricopa precincts, sues to contest Abel’s election. Hearing set in the superior court October 20. Complaint by attorney M S Platz cites irregularities in handling votes at Honolulu and 25 Hill precincts and in counting absent ballots.
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Lennard McClintock
Taft-Maricopia
Stanley
Abel
Electios
Superior Court
M. S. Platz
McClintock
Honolulu
Hill
Rural School Trustees Set Fall County Meeting
Shafter district trustees join county rural trustees for the annual gathering in Bakersfield on Saturday October 17 at 10 AM in the El Tejon hotel Spanish ballroom. Sessions cover new administration legislation and officer elections with speakers John J. Allen Jr Walter Morgan and Dr T W MacQuarrie.
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Shafter
Bakersfield
el Tejon
John J. Allen, Jr
The
California Trustees’ Association
Walter Morgan
State Department of Education
T. W. MacQuarrie
San Jose State Teachers College
Wasco Edges Shafter In Low Scoring Game
Wasco defeated Shafter 6 to 0 in a keenly contested football clash. Parker returned an interception to the two yard line before Wasco kept scoring with a rushing attack as Walker Fry Clarence Rexius Mike Janzen Lewis Edwards and Herbert Neuman starred for Wasco.
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Wasco
Shafter Warriors
Parker
Lewis Edwards
Walker Fry
Clarence Rexius
Mike Janzen
Herbert Neuman
Bonds Planned for Shafter Sewer District Vote
The Shafter Public Utility District officials mov e to issue 25 000 in bonds to fund sewer improvements. A Los Angeles law firm will handle bond matters and the six percent bonds will be sold to match anticipated WPA funds. The exact election date will be announced in the next Shafter Press.
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Shafter Public Utility District
Los Angeles
WPA
Two Victories For Richland School
Richland Grammar School hosted Wasco Grammar School in two touch football games with a 12 all heavyweight tie and a 12 to 0 lightweight win. The indoor girls ball game saw Richland beat Wasco 82 to 11 with a squad coached by Mrs Engle and Miss Dederick.
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Richland Grammar School
Wasco Grammar School
Tam
Richland
Braal
Smith
Koehn
Prender
Mettler
Witcher
Myers
Newton
Tandy
Gaede
Kirschenmann
Potter
Schnidt
K. Paslay
Pyle
Evans
Annis
Stewart
Leach
D. Paslay
Daniels
Anderson
Rogers
C. Kattenhorn
Wasco
Shafter
Reda Hill
Dorothy Mayer
Magdalena Spitzer
Leonora Wittenberg
Betty Bayless
Mary Ellen Hanson
Luella Johnson
Esther Becker
Edna Wickoff
Marie Saiz
Wanda Daniel
Lucille Thomas
Mr. Gribble
Mr. Wells
Mrs. Engle
Miss Dederick
Important Oil Test at Shell's Stevens A-56 Well
A major oil production test is being prepared at Shell's Stevens A-56 in the Ten Sections Field. The well has reached 8900 feet with 958 inch casing cemented to 7760 feet above an 8 1/4 inch bore. The top 100 feet of 1140 open hole shows gas and gravity oil, while the bottom 500 feet bears gray sand.
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Shell
North Belridge Field
Kettleman Hill
Evangelistic Meetings Attract Growing Attendance
Rev. Clarence E. Hedrick leads revival at the Baptist church with chalk talks for children and radio broadcasts on KERN. Attendance increases nightly as nearby churches plan visits and music by Gates Special enhances services. Hedrick, a longtime evangelist, preaches "Labourers Rewarded" this evening and "The Greatest Is Love" at Sunday’s 11 o'clock service.
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Jesus Christ
Clarence E. Hedrick
Baptist Church
Hedrick
Kern
R. L
Gates
Shafter Exchange Club Gets Charter
Judge Campbell resigns from Kern County Superior Court leaving Department 3 vacant. Governor Merriam may appoint an attorney to fill the unexpired term ending January 1 or leave the seat open until the November election where Frederick Welsh or W. L. Bradshaw could win. Political observers expect no immediate appointment.
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Kern County
Frederick Welsh
W. L. Bradshaw
Cotton Picking Contest Draws Wide Attendance in Kern County
Pickers from Madera County to the far north compete in Kern county’s annual cotton picking contest held in the Arvin district. About 1000 spectators watch as six prizes are awarded after the $1 per 100 pounds standard pay. First prize is $125, second $60, third $40, fourth $20, fifth $10, and sixth $5.
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Madera
Kern
Arvin
Maricopa Set for Tough Conference Clash
Cardinal high school faces Maricopa on Saturday at 10 am in Maricopa in a pivotal Sierra league race. Maricopa fields a strong lineup with sharp receivers and a quick backfield, coming off a 0 0 tie with McFarland. Shafter players aim to disrupt Maricopa with a passing attack led by Billy Lachenmaier and Tommy Dorris, hoping to boost the locals toward a league title.
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Cardinal
Maricopa
McFarind
Shafter Boys
Billy Lachenmaier
Tommy Dorris
Evening service themes announced for church program
At the evening service the topic titled The Wonder of Eternity was presented. For next Monday night the subject will be A Fearless Deacon.
Shafter Exchange Club Sets California Charter Record
More than 200 guests attend a reception dinner at the Wednesday Afternoon clubhouse where Ellis Wiest district governor announces Shafter Ex change Club's charter membership at 44, the largest in state history. He notes Shafter tied with Fresno for fourth in California and four locals receive silver wing honors for organizing the club.
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Ellis Wiest
Paso Robles
National Exchange Club
Shafter Exchange Club
Shafter
Exchange
California
Fresno
Wiest
Norval Fair
A.J. Zimmerman
Wm. Lachenmaier
O. C. Meadows
George Taylor
A. V. Jordan
Father of Ventura oil pioneer dies at 79
Mrs. C F Hoffman of Moorpark learned of the death of her father Phillip Critten while visiting Shafter with friends. The Ventura county pioneer, a longtime oil industry figure and citrus grower, died Sunday from a heart ailment at age 79.
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Shafter
C. F. Hoffman
Moorpark
Phillip Critten
Ventura County
New Pastor Called to Congregational Church
At a Tuesday meeting the pulpit committee of Shafter Union Congregational church chose Rev. Alfred Chandler of San Jose as pastor. He succeeds Dr. T. Hilton Radcliff who will devote time to Wasco. Chandler preached here last Sunday and will start his duties on Sunday October 26. Next Sunday October 18 the pulpit will be filled by J. H. Porterfield of the Shafter high school faculty.
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Shafter Union Congregational Church
Alfred Chandler
San Jose
T. Hilton Radcliff
Wasco
Chandler
J. H. Porterfield
Shafter High School
County YMCA Plans November Fund Drive
Plans outline a county wide YMCA fund drive to be held in November and establish an annual event goal. Volunteers and local groups coordinate to support the campaign and expand future participation.
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