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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1935

Page

8

Southern California Gas to Build 18-Inch Semitropic Pipeline

The Southern California Gas Company will construct an 18 inch pipeline to connect the Semitropic gas field with the Kettleman Hills line at an estimated cost near $1,000,000. The project aims to provide an adequate outlet for Semitropic, which shows potential output of about 300,000,000 cubic feet daily.

Kettleman Hills Southern California Gas Company Standard Oil Company Pacific Gas and Electric Company Standard’ Oil Company Senitropic Fullerton Oil Company Standard Milham and Continental Superior Oil Company

Wildwood Notes from the community page

Wildwood school opens September 10 with Mrs. Fanny Tracy as teacher. Gregory Duran recovers weakly and can sit up briefly each day. Albert Duran plans hospital surgery to release a damaged eyeball and cheek bone fragment after a track accident. Cecil Tracy works for Taft Drilling in Semitropic. Local visitors include H. O. Sanders and family from Los Angeles and Wasco neighbors.

Wildwood School Fanny Tracy Gregory Duran Heimforth Guy Greenleaf Frances Martha Tracy Albert Duran Cecil Tracy Taft Drilling Company Buttonwillow H. Sanders H. O. Sanders Los Angeles Herb Enns Shafter Harry Masengale Jack Tommy Wasco Wildwood

Officials act as ship's crew during

For the first time since July 2 a River Lines ship carried cargo from Sacramento to San Francisco down the Sacramento river. After a day in San Francisco the vessel returned to the state capital as longshoremen refused to unload. The crew consisted entirely of River Lines officials, led by Charles N. King of Stockton, with six other officials also boasting seafaring credentials and wearing state police badges.

River Lines Sacramento San Francisco Avil River Bay Valley Motors Sutter River Lines, Inc Charles N. King Stockton

New Domestic Teacher Arrives at Kern Academy

Miss Grace Craig arrives from Pacific Union College Angwin to begin duties as domestic teacher at Kern Academy. Mr and Mrs P J Gaede take a weekend trip to Glendale Long Beach and Gardena returning Monday night.

Grace Craig Kern Aucademy Pacific Union College Angwin P. J. Gaede Glendale Long Beach Gardena

Duerksens Return From New Mexico via San Diego and Arlington

Mr and Mrs C C Duerksen and family returned home Thursday after a three weeks stay in New Mexico. Mr Duerksen has two brothers George and J C Duerksen living there. On the way home they stopped at the fair in San Diego and also at Arlington.

C. C. Duerksen New Mexico Mr. Duerksen George J. C. Duerksen San Diego Arlington

New Kern Academy Staff Welcomes Esther Reinmuth and Vera Johnson

Esther Reinmuth arrived last Friday to teach language at Kern Academy, coming from Lincoln Nebraska after eight months in Old Mexico with her missionary sister Mrs. C L Dinus. Vera Johnson also arrived Friday to teach fourth fifth and sixth grades at Kern Academy. Mr and Mrs Jesse Randolph and two sons from Hooker Oklahoma visited en route to Lodi. Mrs Randolph is related to several local residents. The baby of Mr and Mrs Ray Allen, previously seriously ill, is now recovering.

Esther Reinmuth Kern Academy Lincoln Nebr Old Mexico C. L. Dinus Vera Johnson Oklahoma Jesse Randolph Hooker Lodi Randolph Dave Strauss P. Y. Heinze Jacob Voth Mrs Ray Allen

Family trip to Big Basin noted in local column

Mr and Mrs George Hukill and children visited Big Basin for about a week and returned Sunday. Albert F Nikkel will depart early next week for Los Angeles to begin his third year at the Bible Institute and had The Shafter Press mailed to stay informed about hometown events.

Big Basin George Hukill Albert F. Nikkel Los Angeles Bible Institute Shafter Press

Supervisor Roy Woollames Engages Shafter Constituents

Supervisor Roy Woollames was calling on Shafter constituents yesterday to discuss local issues and community concerns. The outreach aimed to gauge resident priorities and relay district initiatives.

Roy Woollames Shafter

Thoughts on Culture and News Bits From A Paris Night

A stream of quirky impressions on modern slang celebrities and gadgets. Observations span Lily Pons jokes to Trocadero demolition in Paris and a toy speed boat powered by a water spray, with notes on patterns in language and popular names.

New York Lily Pons Tommy Mapvilles Fred Knowles Jesse Livermore Ain Fanny Ward Paris

Fireworks and social irony color a Versailles scene

Anarchic mount of 1935 era gossip about Basil Woon, Peter Arno, and Neysa McMein peers, detailing marriages, engagement chatter, and the collapse of a social circle. The piece blends artist anecdotes with Bowery street life and a fading church scene, ending on Noonan’s troubled past.

Doctor Gaede Attends Stanford Postgrad Course

To Stanford Dr. A. W. Gaede is going to Stanford to take a post graduate course for practicing physicians from September 10 to 13, inclusive.

Stanford A. W. Gaede

Grose Party Traveled to Pismo for Holiday Visit

Mr and Mrs W C Grose with family and Charlotte Kennedy drove to Pismo for the holidays. They returned late Monday via Morro Bay Cayucos and Paso Robles, enjoying time in the city park at Paso Robles. Harold Brombaugh and Buck Smith completed the trip home.

Charoltte’ Kennedy Pismo Morro Bay Cayucos Paso Robles Harold Brombaugh Buck Smith

Vacationers at Catalina Spirit Labor Day Crowd

Among those who vacationed at Catalina Island over Labor Day were LeRoy and Warren Levi, the Misses Marjorie Robinson and Emma Schnatat of Shafter, and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Sorci of Bakersfield.

Catalina Catalina Island Labor Day LeRoy Warren Levi Marjorie Robinson Emma Schnatat Shafter Gus Sorci Bakersfield

Shafter Library Reopens After Two Week Vacation

The Shafter library reopened Tuesday following a two week vacation period. staff welcomed patrons and resumed usual services.

Shafter

Gunthries Return From Texas Trip

Mr and Mrs W E Gunthrie finish a six months visit with relatives in Abilene Winters San Angelo Temple and other Texas cities. They are staying with daughter Mrs F Russel at Bodfish. He visited four Baptist associations during the Texas journey.

Texas W. E. Gunthrie Abilene Winters San Angelo Temple F. Russel Bodfish

Wedge Family Returns From Florida Beach Vacation

Return home announced by Mr and Mrs Thomas Wedge and daughter Annabel after a two weeks vacation in Long Beach with son and family Mr and Mrs Donald Wedge. They also visited Santa Catalina Island during the trip.

Thomas Wedge Annabel Long Beach Donald Wedge Santa Catalina Island

Latta Family Returns From Yosemite and Santa Cruz Vacation

Mrs. F. F. Latta and her children have returned home after spending the summer vacation in Yosemite Valley and Santa Cruz.

F. F. Latta Yosemite Valley Ta Cruz

Social Luncheon Marks First Club Meeting of Year

The Wednesday Afternoon Club's executive board plans a luncheon to open the club year on October 8 at Mrs. S. A. Camp's home. Attending were Mesdames Peters, Channeson, Harris, Straut, Durrett, Arnold, Lindquist, Janzen, and Camp.

Oddities in the News Vallejo and Rio Vista Notes

Mrs. Irvin Haynes obtained a final divorce decree then wed again in Reno and was remarried to her former husband. In Rio Vista farmer Elby Beguhl caught a 50 pound Sacramento River bass that will be mounted rather than eaten. In Los Angeles 90 year old Mrs. Julia A Friedrich sues her husband of 48 years for divorce asserting he no longer loves her.

Vallejo Irvin Haynes Haynes Reno Rio Vista Elby Beguhl Sacramento River Los Angeles Julia A. Friedrich

Indian origin names in twenty six U S states

A note highlights that twenty six of the forty eight United States derive their names from Indian origins. It emphasizes the prevalence of Native language based toponyms in American geography.

Sermons In Fellowship With the Son In Ephesians Series

Sunday morning service continues the Ephesians series with the title In Fellowship With the Son. Sunday school at 9 45 welcomes all ages. Evening B Y P U groups meet at 7 followed by an 8 o clock song service and pastor’s message. Mid week service is Wednesday at 8. Everyone is invited to participate.

Ephesians

Seventh Day Adventist English Church Service Schedule

Corner of Sunset and Shafter Highway invites all to Sabbath school at 9 30 a m and morning service at 11 o clock on Saturday September 7 Elder John Isaac will deliver the sermon with D P Harder and P E Nightingale officiating all are welcome to attend

Sunset Shafter Highway D. P. Harder P. E. Nightingale John Isaac Shafter P. J. Buller

German Church Service at Shafter Invites All

One mile west of Shafter the German church invites all to morning worship at 11 o clock led by Elder John Isaac and local elder P. J. Buller.

Sewer Matter Continued From Page One

Legal boundary description outlines the west and south boundaries of Lot 1 in Section 15 and 16, T 28 S R 25 E M D B M, including references to Kern County Land Company maps and the wet boundary, then returns to the starting point.

Kern County Land Company

Barn Blaze Traced to Torch Fire in Leavey Barn

Mrs. R. C. Leavey used a blowtorch to kill black widow spiders in the family barn and unintentionally burned it down. The blaze caused $2,500 in damages, with the fire sparked by the torch remnants.

Oroville R. C. Leavey

Child Births Mark 1933 Pace in United States

Records show a newborn every 14 seconds across the United States in 1933 reflecting steady population growth. The statistic highlights ongoing birth rates during the era.

United States

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