Junior Women Plan Rummage Sale
The Junior Women's Club outlined a rummage sale plan with proceeds to support club activities and community programs. The event aims to engage volunteers and attract shoppers from the neighborhood.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1944
Page
2
The Junior Women's Club outlined a rummage sale plan with proceeds to support club activities and community programs. The event aims to engage volunteers and attract shoppers from the neighborhood.
Lloyd Pope infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Brunice A. Pope died October 12 and funeral held October 14 at Janzen Funeral Home with Rev. E. M. Anderson. Survived by parents a sister Veniece Imogene two brothers Everett Leroy and Carlton Leon grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brock of Shafter and Mrs. Birdie Davenport of Fresno. Interment at Shafter Cemetery.
People may walk or bicycle across the Golden Gate Bridge in addition to driving a car, expanding allowed modes of travel over the span.
The Shafter City Council and the directors of the Shafter Public Utility hire Kern County Planning Commission engineer Chester James to design an orderly growth plan. James, fresh from a Washington assignment, knows Shafter well and promises an outstanding planning effort with community cooperation.
Mannell Park, a gift two years ago to Shafter by public spirited citizens and maintained by them for the city’s benefit, is developing into a beauty spot. The lawn and trees planted earlier are growing vigorously, with private subscriptions funding upkeep. The sponsors deserve the community’s thanks as the city grows.
Buttonwillow and Shafter share interests in a well kept highway. Wartime shortages strain repairs, but the county road through two supervisorial districts remains a priority. Maintenance falls to Supervisors W. R. Woollames and Ralph Lavin, who are urged to give it attention.
Supervisor Woollames praises winter work filling and grading around the woman’s club Legion Hall and fire houses. The county park is ready for lawn replanting and could become a fine recreation spot during the summer months for the community.
Stanley Gamegan marked his fourth birthday with a Halloween party at his parents home. Guests included Paula McClure Alene Anderson Glen Puttman Jerry Locke Joan Eckman Marilyn J Carol Ronnie Witcher Darrell Briscoe Dennis Frizzell Mary Brown Antonia Roscamp. A B 29 bomber requires over 1000 pounds of rubber tubes and tires and more than a ton of rubber in its fuel tanks.
Safeway Stores, Inc. will assume in transit responsibility for all produce bought at the shipping point, seeking to end shippers allowances for questionable claims. President Lingan A. Warren says the practice has raised farmers' costs and the chain opposes adjustments in pricing.
Pvt. Wallace Reimer recently inducted into the Army spent the weekend at home in Shafter. He is stationed at Fort Riley. Local girls attending the Etari Club conference at Camp Bethel over the weekend included Miss Alma Hiebert, Margaret Kattenpart, and Goertzen.
Bill Pearce U S Coast Guard son of Mrs O L Pearce of Shafter wed Janice Wilhelm of Bakersfield October 7 at the First Baptist Church in Shafter. Rev E M Anderson officiated. The couple left Shafter for Leg Beth after the ceremony.
Public notice states April, Weit's Cottage Hotel Dining known as Budika and the Cherrie cocktail bar were sold by Edward Weit and Hedwig Weit to E. D. Northrop and Helen Northrop. Edward and Hedwig Weit claim no ongoing interest or connection with the business or Hawaiian dens. They affirm ownership of Weit's Cottage Hotel trade name and hotel operations but disclaim obligations incurred by Northrop and Northrop in running the dining room and bar. Published October 13-20, 1944.
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Shafter expects a sell-out Halloween party October 28 at the Women's Club building. Tickets are selling rapidly for the 9 p.m. event. The club will host its October social at Mrs. Geo. [unspecified last name] home.
One third of US farmers receive two thirds of the nation’s agricultural income, highlighting stark disparities in farm earnings and distribution of wealth within the sector.
A medallion flower bed in front of the Golden Gate Park Conservatory was replanted to honor each convention in San Francisco before the war.
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