Junior Church Aims to Build Warlike Spirit for Youth
In Sindh area worship service attendees gather with American Legion members and church groups. Last Sunday 28 enrolled in the Primary Department. The Junior Church at 10 40 a m seeks to bring a message to Juniors and instill a sense of church atmosphere for young people. Come to any of these services.
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Sindh Scaechin
American Legion
Beebe Verve
Eh EB
Church of the Nazarene West Lordo Service Ad
Pastor Orval L Seago invites all ages to Sunday School at 9 45 worship at 11 00 and an 8 o clock evangelistic service A NYPS program for ages 12 to 40 led by president Troy Potter prayer meeting Wednesdays at 8 00 A classified ad will find it.
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Orval L. Seago
Christ
N.Y
Troy Potter
Pirst Baptist Church Adopts Warmer Sunday Schedule
East Lerdo Highway church lists 9 45 Sunday School for all ages with special feature for kids, 11 00 Morning Worship subject The Necessary First, 8 00 Evening Service subject Aware of the Eternal, choir at services, 8 15 Wednesday Bible Study and Prayer led by Pastor E M Anderson and R L Gates.
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Pirst
Baptist
East Lerdo Highway
E. M. Anderson
R. L. Gates
St. John's Catholic schedules masses for Wasco and Shafter
The Wasco and Shafter Catholic communities posted a summer mass schedule. Masses are at 6 30 a m at St. John's Wasco 8 a m at the Women’s Club building Shafter and 9 30 a m again at St. John's Wasco Confessions are held Saturday evenings and before Sunday masses.
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St. John’s Catholic
Wasco and
Shafter Res
Broadway St
Wasco
St. John’s Church
Shafter
St. John's Church
First Church Sol Day Services and Evening Meeting
A branch of The Mother Church announces Sunday services at 11 a m and a morning session at 10 a m at Seamer School along with an evening meeting at 8 p m each Wednesday.
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First Church of Christ
Solday
Seamer School
Mennonite Brethren Church Service Schedule
The church announces 9 45 a m Sunday School with class for all and 11 a m sermon The Art of Giving. 7 15 p m Christian Fellowship 8 p m revival on The Art of Loving God The Wednesday Bible study and prayer at p m Thursday choir practice You are invited to our services The church is the greatest uplifting and conserving agency in the world.
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Christian Fellowship
God
Parish Women’s Club Hosts Morning and Evening Services
The Church of Christ Women’s Club invites all to morning worship at 10 30 with the Parable of the Talents and an 8 o clock evening service on the Second Coming of Christ. Speaker is Brother C R Worsham from Bakersfield.
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Christ
C. R. Worsham
Bakersfield
Minter Field launches football squad with former All-American
Minter Field begins its second football season in four years as Lt James A Dildy guides a 50 man cadet squad on the athletic area. Lt Col Newton H Crumley authorized the effort with plans for a team drawn up last week. The 1944 roster will include enlisted men and on-the-line trainees, with several players who previously played college football.
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Minter Field
James A. Dildy
Alabama University
Minter
Newton H. Crumley
Dildy
Lindquist Hosts Honor For Coast Guard Groom
Mr and Mrs C G Lindquist entertained Tuesday evening at their home in honor of their son Lt Gordon A Lindquist US Coast Guard and his bride The guest list included Mrs J Stoner Mrs Esther Miller Harry Fowler Rev and Mrs Wm S Harper and many others from Wasco Bakersfield Long Beach and nearby communities.
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C. G. Lindquist
G.g
Gordon A. Lindquist
U. S. Coast Guard
J. Stoner
Esther Miller
Harry Fowler
Wasco
Wm. S. Harper
Sherman Bobst and
James
Ralph Sanderson
J. P. Hansen
O. C. Weidmann
Elizabeth Ingram
G. L. Starrh
and Cock
W. A. Livers
John Anderson
T. Olson
Ray Wright
Avenal
Bakersfield
Elmer Chindhere
Long Beach
Hearn Wounded On Saipan Returns to Hospital
Saipan action left Hearn wounded. he is back in the hospital and asks friends in Shafter to remember him. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. The brief notes his status and asks for well wishes from home.
Press gets Jap money from Rodriguez
The Shafter Press prints a letter from Corporal Rodriguez recounting his wartime experiences in Australia and the Pacific. He mentions seeing Japanese planes, explosions near his position, and medical care for wounded enemies. He encloses a Japanese ten yen bill and notes “invasion money” the Japs planned to use in Australia.
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Australia
Mr Stringham
Ed Warren
Legion invites WWII veterans to Sept 18 officer installation
The Leslie L. Robinson Post 213 of the American Legion invites ex service men of World War II to the Legion Hall at 8 p.m. September 18 for the installation of officers for 1944-45. Installing officer Harry Paulden of Delano will install J. P. Hansen as commander G. L. Starrh as first vice commander Pete Bender as second vice commander Glen Nay as adjutant Bob Stockton as sergeant at arms and Clyde Bell as chaplain. Several honorably discharged servicemen in Shafter are expected to join the Legion soon.
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Leslie L. Robinson
American Legion
Legion Hall
Harry Paulden
Delano
J. P. Hansen
G. L. Starrh
Pete Bender
Glen Nay
Bob Stockton
Clyde Bell
Shafter
Legion
Lindquist Guests Attend Bakersfield Breakfast
The Lindquists were honored guests at a Bakersfield breakfast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Stankard. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Lindquist, Roy Wright of Avenal, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Chindberg of Lee. Lindquist left for Los Angeles, while Lt. Lindquist returns to duty at San Diego on September 15.
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Quist
E. L. Stankard
Bakersfield
C. G. Lindquist
Roy Wright
Avenal
Elmer Chindberg
Lee
Enaiuane
Lindquist
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sirens to Tell Day of Germany Victory in Kern County
A. W. Noon says Kern residents should be notified at once about Germanys defeat. He stresses no celebration but immediate alert with steady siren blast similar to all clear. Council members agree vital news must reach all residents promptly.
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Kern
A. W. Noon
Noon
Germanys
Kern County
Church Pantry Party Welcomes Harpers In Shafter
Congregational Church of Shafter held a pantry party Friday evening at the Legion Hall to welcome Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Harper back from vacation and assist with restocking their pantry. Marion Crockett and P. J. Rempel organized the event with a group of ladies assisting.
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Congregational Church of
Shafter
Legion Hall
Wm. &. Harper
Harpers
Marion Crockett
P. J. Rempel
Charivari for New Couple Henderson on Weekend
A Saturday evening charivari for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Tip Henderson gathered at the Ed Brown home and then returned to the Browns for the rest of the night Henderson, a Navy man stationed at Long Beach, was home for the weekend The guest list included Mr and Mrs John Jacobsen Mr and Mrs Rolf Jacobsen Mr and Mrs Pete Bender Mr and Mrs Emil Bender Mr and Mrs Wm Bender Miss Edna Prieve Mrs Rose Logan and Jack and other friends.
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Tip Henderson
Ed Brown
Hendersons
Brown
Henderson
Navy
Long Beach
Browns
John Jacobsen
Rolf Jacobsen
Pete Bender
Emil Bender
Wm. Bender
Genie Mettler
Orvin Mettler
Wm. Lachenmaier
Harvey Gaede
Jack Battaglia
Edna Prieve
Rose Logan
Jack
Goiter More Common in Women Than Men
Goiter prevalence is notably higher among women than men, highlighting gender disparities in thyroid health. The statement underscores a pattern seen across populations, with potential implications for screening and awareness campaigns targeting women.
Bank Branch Staff Celebrate Bowling Outing at Bakersfield
Bank of America local branch employees held a September 6 party that began with a two hour bowling session in Bakersfield and ended with a bar-b-que supper in Beale Park. Elbert Franz posted high scores among attendees. Present were Mr and Mrs Arnold Morss Mr and Mrs Glen Crampton Mrs Annette Albright Elbert Franz Miss Clara Nikkel Miss Linda Gloeckler Miss Rena Butler and Miss Ella Dueck.
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Bank of America
Bakersfield
Beale Park
Elbert Franz
Arnold Morss
Glen Crampton
Annette Albright
Clara Nikkel
Linda Gloeckler
Rena Butler
Ella Dueck
Marlett Now in South Pacific
Mrs. Donald Watson received a letter from her brother Pfc. J. C. Marlett stationed in the South Pacific. He had just returned to his base from 73 days of combat duty to find 20 letters and five packages waiting for him. He notes he may not go camping again after such hardship and has served as a gunner in a machine gun squad observing many dead Japs.
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Australia
Brisbane
Pacific
Tokyo
States
Island
Donald Watson
Pfc
J.C. Marlett
South Pacific
Marlett
Louise Livers Honored as Treasurer at University Hall
Louise Livers of Shafter High School heritage serves as Treasurer of University Hall for Women at the University of Redlands managing funds for ninety residents. She has held roles in the California Scholarship Federation yearbook editing and tennis, and is active in Spurs, Alpha Xi Omicron, and Webb societies.
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Louise Livers
W. A. Livers
University Hall
University of Redlands
Miss Livers
Mito
Shafter High School
California Scholarship Federation
Redlands
Spurs
National
Sophmore Womens Honorary Society
Alpha Xi Omicron Sorority
Webbs
Livers
Carter Wins Good Conduct Award for War Service
Cpl. Roy L. Carter of Route 1 Box 339 M Shafter California receives the Good Conduct Medal for a year of exemplary duty and behavior while at war. He is a Maintenance Foreman at the Air Service Command depot praised by Lt. Gen. Carl A. Spaatz for doubling aircraft output, with the award presented by Col. John G. Moore.
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Cpl
Roy L. Carter
Roberta E. Carter
Route 1
Box 339-M
Shafter
California
United States
Cpl. Carter
Air Service Command
Carl A. Spaatz
Tae States Strategic Air Forces
Europe
Carter
John G. Moore
U S O Dance Set For September 21 At Women’s Club
The next USO dance will be held September 21 at the Women’s Club building, sponsored by the Shatter Rotary Club. The prior dance on September 7 drew a large crowd, and weather caused a venue move to the USO Hall. Next Sunday, September 17, members of the First Mennonite Church will host at the USO Club Hall.
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U.so
Womenis Club
Shatter Rotary Club
Women’s Club
USO
First Mennonite Church
USO Club
Swimming Party Opens Ohanneson Pool
Miss Mary Frances Ohanneson hosted a swimming party last Saturday to officially open her parents' new pool. Guests included Phyllis Peters Gregory Ohanneson David Ohanneson Minor Rootes Betty Taylor Howard Crampton Tom and John Kelly. They enjoyed ice cream and cake on the lawn after swimming.
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Mary Frances Ohanneson
Phil Ohanneson
Phyllis Peters
Gregory Ohanneson
David Ohanneson
Minor Rootes
Betty Taylor
Howard Crampton
Tom and
John Kelly
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