Shafter Community Chest Heads Into Fourth Drive
In Shafter a local community chest campaign enters its fourth year after three successful drives. Orvin Mettler hands leadership to Phil Channeson and Pat Kelly steps down as secretary with a capable successor expected. The community backs the united fund to support welfare and character building groups, easing multiple drives and boosting public support.
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Shafterites
Orvin Mettler
Phil Channeson
Pat Kelly
Pat
Last Rites Held For Howard Booth
Services for Howard Booth were held in Flickinger Janzen Mortuary and Chowchilla Presbyterian Church with Rev. William S. Harper and Rev. Mott officiating. Booth, 34, died after illness linked to ethylene chloride gas exposure at the Mettler plant in Bakersfield. Born May 25 1913 in Gucamonga he lived in Shafter as a foreman at Em H Mettler & Sons Farm. Surviving: wife Mildred, son Richard D. and daughter Carole Lucy of Shafter, plus parents L R and Mrs Booth of Chowchilla.
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Howard
Henry Booth
Flickinger Janzen Mortuary
William S. Harper
Presbyterian Church
Chowchilla
Mott
Arbor Vita
Madera
Booth
Mettler
Bakersfield
Gucamonga
California
Shafter
Em. H. Mettler & Sons
Mildred Booth
Richard D. Booth
Carole Lucy Booth
Mrs. L. R. Booth
Colorful Floats and Costumes Highlight Halloween Parade
The Shafter King’s Club announces Friday’s Halloween Parade routes with high school and grade entries forming at 6:30 p.m. The march starts at 7 p.m. sharp from James and California, looping via State Lerdo Central and James to the County Park where cash prizes are awarded. Judges observe from Stringham’s Drug Store.
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James and
California
James Street
California Avenue
James
Frizzell
Brown Leads Pitts Rose Runs Strong in Weekly Prize Race
Brown climbs from cellar to first with 75 000 votes and wins the $25 merchandise prize. Frances Rose rises to third with 58 250 votes while Leon Pitts slips to zero in week two. Others like Tommy Smith Paul Garrett and Lawrence Kattenhorn add votes as the push continues toward the final November 22 awards and a possible Hiawatha Doodle Bug prize or $150 in merchandise.
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Brown
Pitts
Rose
Morton
Shafter
Frances Rose
Leon Pitts
Tommy Smith
Paul Garrett
Lawrence Kattenhorn
Morton Brown
Frances. Rose
Lawrence Scattenhorn
J. T. Badgett
Charles .C
Ferrelene Weeeeees
Collier Duncan
Minor
Rootes Sand P
Max Tudor Eee
Shafter Generals blank McFarland eleven to stay undefeated
The Shafter High Generals improved to 5-0 with a 20-0 victory over the McFarland Cougars. Bob Scales and Art Paloma connected on multiple passes, and Mickey Hair added a late touchdown as Shafter dominated from the opening kickoff and held McFarland scoreless throughout the game.
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Generals
McFarland Eleven
Shafter High Generals
McFarland Cougar Eleven
Cougars
Bob Scales
Art Paloma
Cougar
Shafter
Wayne Hill
Tom Fletcher
McFarland
Steve Rodriguez
Dan Bledsoe
Scales
Paloma
Hair
Opal Evans Wins DAR Good Citizenship Award
Opal Evans, Shafter High School senior, elected by students and faculty to receive the DAR Good Citizenship Award. She is yearbook editor, Girls' Athletic Association vice president, and honor student who will receive a pin and certificate and may enter further competition.
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Opal Evans
Shafter High School
Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Evans
Washington, D.C
Opal
Girls’ Athletic Association
Birthday Greetings Noted This Week
This week features birthday wishes for Mrs Barbara Humbret on October 28 Mrs M R Adamson on October 29 Merle Bartel on October 30 Mrs Jack Hare on October 31 Wanda Lamas on October 31 Floyd Cooper on November 2 and Wesley McCaslin on October 27 with related greetings to follow.
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Barbara Humbret
M. R. Adamson
Merle Bartel
Jack Hare
Wanda Lamas
Floyd Cooper
Wesley McCaslin
Moderate Price Set For Play Dear Ruth
Admission for the Pasadena Players one night stand of Dear Ruth in Shafter on November 7 is set at 1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Harry Sturm notes the play’s popularity in Los Angeles and aims to make theatre affordable for about 800 local attendees at Shafter High School gym.
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Ruth
Norman Krasna
Pasadena Players
Legion
Harry Sturm
Shafter
Sturm
Pasadena Playhouse
Los Angeles
Shafter High School
Large Attendance Expected at Teen Age Halloween Dance
A Halloween parade ends near the American Legion Building at 9 p.m. and then Teen-age dancers will fill the hall for a masquerade event. Paul Garrett and his Orchestra provide music, with prizes for best costumes and a 50 cent admission.
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American Legion
Legion
Paul Garrett
Women’s Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Maple P T A Hallowe'en Carnival Set For Thursday Night
Maple P T A board finalized plans for a Halloween carnival on October 30 to fund student welfare work. Grades participate with booths including fortune telling and ghost house, a parade will close the evening with children in ghosts and witch costumes.
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Maple P.-T. A
Maple Hallowe’en
P.T. A
Maple School
Boy Scouts
Menno Siemens
R. C. Sturges
A. W., Erhorn
Ralph
Gribble
James Cannon
Ethel Phillips
Cotton Fires Hit Two Gins and Triangle Farms
The County Fire Department twice fought fires last week over cotton at the Coberly-West Gin and Triangle Farms. A trailer load at Kimberlina Road burned but was controlled with moderate loss and no trailer damage. At the Coberly-West yards two bales were completely lost.
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Coberly-West Gin
Triangle Farms
Kimberlina Road
Highway $9
Coberly-West Yards
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America
Campfire Girls
Howard Booth
Joe's Topper Bakery
Farr
Hallowe’en
Shafter King
Joe Frizzell
Washington, D. C
D. A
20 30 Club
Fire Department
Girls’ State At
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Wilkins
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