Mrs Earl Wipf Sick List Note From Last Week
The note records Mrs Earl Wipf on the sick list for a few days last week and questions about this week's status.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
2
The note records Mrs Earl Wipf on the sick list for a few days last week and questions about this week's status.
Lorain Grede reports editor Mrs. Sarah Ratziaff of 122 Shafter Avenue returned home Tuesday after a two month visit in Kansas. She visited relatives and friends in Buhler Newton and western Kansas.
Dale Siemens was honored at a birthday supper Friday September 2 at his Wasco Road home. Hosted by his mother Mrs Ernest Siemens with Mrs Bill Ratzlaff assisting they served a hamburger fry beans salad punch birthday cake and ice cream at 530 p.m. Guests included Timmy Enns Philip Siemens Teddy Heinrichs Johnny Enns Rodney and Michael Becker Danny Ediger Johnny Peters Edward Gaede Wayne Siemens brothers Mark and Brian Siemens and Joel Ratzlaff.
Steve Roberts and his two children visited Mrs. Roberts' parents, Clarence Macey, in Yucaipa. They then stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Collier Duncan in Shell Beach, formerly of Shafter, and spent time at Pismo Beach.
Ann Christensen was honored on Monday afternoon with a second birthday party at her home on Pacific Avenue. Guests enjoyed a play gym, a sand box, gifts, cake, ice cream, and milk while moms shared coffee. Attendees included Joel Ratzlaff and mother, Dale and Mark Wiebe with their mother, Henry Stuart with his mother, Johnny Knight with his mother, Mrs. Helen Wilson, Mrs. Eleanor McWilliams, and Mrs. Pearl Christensen.
A wedding took place July 18 in Tijuana for Bill Lamas and his bride. A home reception in honor of the couple featured barbecue and gift displays with photos by Roy Kelly. Notable guests included several local couples and out of town guests from Long Beach and Bakersfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Mennon Schmidt of Euclid Avenue celebrated their 25th anniversary on Sunday August 28 at the First Mennonite Church in Newton Kansas. The event drew many relatives including out-of-town guests and featured renewed vows, music, and a pink white decorations motif.
Mrs. Virginia Graham and her two sons Kenneth and Dennis are packed and ready to leave for Saudi Arabia as soon as orders arrive. They will fly to join her husband Ray who left six months ago to work for Standard Oil. Mrs. Graham, from Taft, has stayed with her mother Mrs. Stella Burnquist on Pacific Avenue since his departure.
Ralph G. Sanderson of 605 State street returned home Monday night after a two week stay in the Bay area. He visited his son Glenn D. Sanderson and family in Stockton and his daughter Harry Davis and family in Walnut Creek. Harry Davis suffered a light heart attack on Friday the 19th and was in the hospital for several days. He is recovering and can work only three or four hours at his job as manager of Zukor's.
Friends and neighbors hosted a surprise housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sloas at 235 Shafter Avenue. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Nick Johnson and Mrs. Delores Hambaroff. Gift list includes Nick Johnson, John Siemens, Al Ratziaff, Ivan Mettler, Faye Tudor, Gladys Long, Jack Hambard, Louis Myrick, and others who sent gifts but could not attend.
The Shafter Business and Professional Women's club met at 190 West Lerdo Avenue hosted by Irene Tilley. Reports from secretary and treasurer were accepted and a move of meeting night from Tuesday to Thursday discussed.
Mr and Mrs Clellie Hughes managers of the Richfield service station at James and Central are back at work after a trip to Washington to visit their grandchild Ernest and family Mr and Mrs Ernest Hughes Sr
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