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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1946
Page
8
Classified line advertises a 42 model kraft made trailer house with two beds. Offers trade in for nice furniture stove and Frigidaire. Contact L W ach Cherokee s trip or home at 88734 Bakersfield between 8 am and 5 pm.
Mr and Mrs Oliver Sly announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara to Mr Albert Neal in Las Vegas on October 28. The couple are honeymooning in San Diego and both attended Shafter High School.
The first session begins at 10 am Friday at Union Congregational Church with lunch and an afternoon session at the club building. Mesdames Christine Roscamp and F C Raney host the day.
Shafter Generals triumph 6-0 over Lancaster as Tom Fletcher scores on a six yard run after a George Cooper interception. Antelopes’ late drive is stifled by Lancaster defense and two blocked kicks. Generals dominate second half, holding mid field and forcing turnovers.
Al Mortimore explained the next Tuesday ballot propositions at a Kiwanis meeting at Cawelo Motel. He described potential impacts of passage or defeat on individuals while noting changes in club officers and parade plans. Visiting Kiwanians included George Ashby John Ware and Peter Ohanneson.
Five deer and 1200 pounds of venison were brought back by local hunters after a nine day expedition to Utah. Participants include Robert Neuman Alan Anderson Earl Northrop and Mac McCafferty who flew to Pinto area hunting grounds while Clarence Neuman and Jack Crawford traveled by car.
Northern Kern county eyes converting surplus Minter Field into housing. A county veteran housing meeting named Chester A. James to study feasibility and costs. State funds may finance a substantial portion of the project.
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