Auxiliary Holds Meeting
A brief auxiliary meeting was presided over and followed by refreshments and a social hour.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1944
Page
4
A brief auxiliary meeting was presided over and followed by refreshments and a social hour.
Nadaline Alexander serves as social chairman for Shafter High School with a late Friday night event scheduled in the high gymnasium under student activity supervision.
Researchers estimate a single enormous Mariposa Grove tree to be about 3150 years old, based on growth rings and dendrochronology. The finding highlights the ancient forest’s longevity and significance for natural history.
Word reached that Bill, in the Army training program at Oregon State, injured his ankle on the obstacle course. He was moved to an Army hospital in Vancouver for treatment as the family seeks solutions via the Want-Ads.
Residents who did not clean up their lots will be charged for the service and billed on their tax statement. The Fire Department will be reimbursed by the city for its work, with funds allocated to the department and also used by the police department.
Miss Geneva Johnson and Mrs. Amanda Thompson depart by train for the East visiting Sioux City Kansas City and New Haven Conn en route in a planned extended trip.
Shafter Kiwanis Club will elect officers at next Wednesday’s gathering at the Shafter Motel President Bill Johnston announced yesterday Deputy Sheriff ae Ware and Chester O’Neil of Bakersfield attended the briefing.
Corporal Earl Winebrenner will join the staff in Mississippi after honorable discharge from the Army. Mrs. Winebrenner, longtime staff member at the local post office, leaves with him this week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church hosts its first fall meeting as a pot luck lunch at Mrs. E. H. Gamegan home 255 Golden West on Sept 14 at 12 30 PM Co hosts are Mrs Gamegan and Mrs J B Henderson A program includes a review of Valley of the Sky by Skidmore presented by Mrs J F Battaglia
Mrs Norma Anderson left Sunday to visit her husband stationed with the Army at Sweetwater Texas.
A. Hubble of Shafter California gives notice of intent to sell stock in trade comprising ten products tires and accessories located on Sagieaber Tinisa ateene tra a en California. The certificate of business is signed by Hubble and notarized by Ruby E. Moore Notary Public with expiration February Pub. Aug 31 Sept 7 14 21.
Investigations Branch of the War Department through the Office of Dependency Benefits will hold sessions in Bakersfield from September 11 to September 16. Brigadier General H. N. Gilbert will direct the event, with Lt. Hurwitz setting up temporary headquarters at the Memorial Building on 19th Street.
The Shafter Ministerial Association gathered Monday at Rev. Cecil Pool’s home. Members discussed local problems and the religious work of area churches. Rev. E. M. Anderson presides as president and Rev. Orval Seago serves as secretary.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Schirmer have returned from a vacation trip to Sequoia National Park. The article notes their travel and departure details with no incident or further context.
Cash awards were given to 13 Minter Field civilian employees at a ceremony on the Minter parade ground. 18 others received service ribbons for six months of meritorious service. David B. Jones of Bakersfield won 137.50 for two improvised tools used on the field. John T. Leach of Shafter received 37.50 for a drive chain coupling tool.
Miss Shirley Wilkinson, chief clerk at the local ration board, announces the canning sugar deadline is September 15. No extra sugar rations for canning will be issued after that date. home canners are urged to submit their applications now if not yet obtained.
Mr and Mrs Bevy A Teaylke announce the birth of a daughter Helen Louise at the Shafter Maternity Home on September 2. The newborn weighed 6 3 4 pounds at birth and is described as thriving.
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