Clara J. Schnaidt dates listed in 1958 notices
The record lists Clara J. Schnaidt with dates October 21, October 28, November 4 and November 11 in 1958. The OCR shows these as a schedule or sequence of dates related to the person.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1959
Page
7
The record lists Clara J. Schnaidt with dates October 21, October 28, November 4 and November 11 in 1958. The OCR shows these as a schedule or sequence of dates related to the person.
A series of names appears with days noted as Sunday and Tuesday and Wednesday in November. The listing includes Ben Lenora Bourke Mary Corin Cos tello Alberta Siemens Randy Parker Ralph Tucker Pete Bergen Becky Fast Colleen Southwick Jan Lachenmaier Colleen Ogle Mrs Evelyn Mayer virwals Neuman James F Jones Barbara Mettler Lela Haskins Loris Wal.
The Kern County union high school lunch menu for the week of November 26 lists a 36 cent plate lunch with daily bread choices including French enriched white raisin and rye. Miss Valena notes daily bread and butter with meals and provides a sample menu featuring peaches Jellied Pineapple Nut Salad milk and desserts like hamburger shortcake with corn.
Five years ago in October 1954 Shafter High PYA tested trading skills at a PTA potluck in the cafeteria. Dr Wilson Stone demonstrated a tachistoscope to test parents reading speed as Richland PTA aims for 1000 members.
Friday November 6 menu shows Tomato Julice, Spanish Spaghet ta and Hamburger with Buttered Spinach Cabbage Pineapple Salad French Bread and Butter.
A birthday celebration for Judy Simons, aged six, included games in the backyard, a gym set, and a party with ice cream favors and birthday cake. Attending were Renata Sand Jim and other guests.
Mrs. Sandra Haworth was honored at a baby shower on Thursday October 22 at the First Baptist Church. Attendees included Mrs. Leland Olsen John Unruh D R Gwin James Anderson Norman Olsen Leland Olsen Frank Wiebe Robert Wiebe Lawrence Grace Wilder Dorothy Olsen Miss Margaret Warkentin and Miss Rachel Anderson. Those unable to attend sent gifts from Mesdames Vernie Parrott Deolis Nix Ben Grundy Don Lewis Mel Krug Ed Riggle Clarence Kattenhorn Vern Smith and Rev Bryant.
Mr and Mrs James Allen and daughters Shirley and Barbare of Coalinga were weekend guests on October 17 of Mr and Mrs John Salsbury of Shafter. Mrs Al en and Mrs Saulsbury are sisters.
Mr. W. L. Smith, chairman of the Kern County Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Committee, announces the 1960 ACP Program. Farmers seeking financial help must file Form ACP-201 at least 30 days before starting a soil or water conservation practice for Federal cost-share consideration and inspection.
County figures show Shafter and eight Kern cities will pay a total of $7,484,696.20 in county assessed taxes. Shafter’s share totals $283,812.38 across multiple districts with distributions for county general, county, fire protection, schools, and mosquito district. Tax bills are being mailed. first installment due November 1 and delinquent December 10.
Mr. Smith notes ACP Serene is part of the program and an ACP farming unit under the 1960 plan costs 2500 dollars except for cost shares on pooling. Applications start October 21, 1959 at the ASC Office 2405 M Street Bakersfield.
Local faith community invites residents to attend services at Shafter churches this Sunday. Inclusive events highlight shared worship, programs for families, and opportunities to connect with neighbors.
PFC Jimmy D. Gregory, son of Mr and Mrs Gene Gregory, with the 8th Division 16th Infantry, took part in Army tests near Ba... aiming to evaluate infantry under simulated warfare conditions. He joined in August 1958, completed basic training at Fort Riley, and arrived overseas last March.
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