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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1935

Page

5

Visiters Bring News From Across the Country

A roundup of visitors to Shafter includes Mr. and Mrs. George Caress of Inglewood Kansas arriving to see cousin J. P. Harris and family. Charles N. Elia of Fresno from the Salvation Army visits for a local fundraising drive. A. W. J. Bestwater and family return to Turner Oregon after staying with Rev. and Mrs. Wm. J. Bestwater in Shafter.

Kansas George Caress Inglewood Shafter Charles N. Elia Fresno Home Service Department The Salvation Army Oregon A. W. J. Bestwater Turner Bestwater Wm. J. Bestwater

Return to Greenhorn Mrs Strauss Returns Home

Mrs Geo J Strauss returns to Greenhorn Mountain after visiting her parents in Shafter. Mr Strauss came down from the mountains and accompanied her home Sunday.

Greenhorn Geo. J. Strauss Greenhorn Mountain Shafter Mr. Strauss

New Meat Department Manager in Shafter Safeway

J. E. Learcher named manager of the meat department at the Shafter Safeway Store succeeding W. C. Grose who resigns to enter business on his own. Learcher comes from Los Angeles.

J. E. Learcher Shafter Safeway W. C. Grose Mr. Learcher Los Angeles

First Meeting of The Wednesday Afternoon Club

The club plans its season opener on Wednesday October 2 with a one oclock luncheon. Leroy Levi is noted as a member of a group spending the weekend at Pismo Beach.

Pismo Leroy Levi Pismo Beach

Classified Ads From The Shafter Press

FOR SALE House and lot. J. K. Funk, second to last house west of Bayless Store. 2013p FOR SERVICE Registered French Alpine buck. Five miles west on Lerdo, Kadel's Goat Ranch, Shafter. 2213p WANTED About 160 acres of rolling or mountain land within 100 miles of Shafter. Must be cheap with easy terms. Describe with price and terms to AB at The Shafter Press. 2016p

J. K. Funk Bayless Lerdo Kadel Shafter Shafter Press

Grose Couple Return From Los Angeles Trip

Mr and Mrs W C Grose returned last evening from a business trip in Los Angeles.

Mrs. W. C. Grose Los Angeles

Marriage License Issued to Homer Sanders and Martha Smith

A marriage license has been issued to Homer Sanders and Martha Smith, both residents of Shafter.

Homer Sanders Martha Smith Shafter

Honored by Legion Glenn O by state commander appointment

A Shafter Legion duration member received recognition for service and was appointed to the uniform committee by the Emimett state commander.

Legion Glenn O Shafter Legionna Uniform

Local Notes From Hillsboro Bakersfield and Oceanside

Mrs John Unruh hosts her parents Mr and Mrs GC P Schroder of Hillsboro Kansas visiting. Henry Siemens proprietor of Siemens Market made a business trip to Bakersfield Saturday morning. In New Home Mr and Mrs A B McKinley reside near Pond. Here From Oceanside Mrs P L Arnold entertains Shirley Beaver of Oceanside.

Kansas John Unruh GC. P. Schroder Hillsboro Henry Siemens Siemens’ Market Bakersfield A. B. McKinley Pond Oceanside Mrs P. L. Arnold Shirley Beaver

Squatter camps targeted to curb California migrant workers

In San Francisco Dr. Paul Taylor of the Federal Resettlement Administration urged removal of squatter camps to control a horde of migratory agricultural workers. In Santa Ana Howard Hughes, 30, escaped death after a crash and announced further attempts on the world land plane record. His ship reportedly reached 352 mph before the motor failed forcing a field landing at 100 mph.

San Francisco California Paul Taylor Federal Resettlement Administration Santa Ana Howard Hughes Hughes

California Plans Federal Aid Based Pension Admins

Sacramento and other states with old age pension programs must file administrative plans in Washington for federal aid approval. San Francisco will issue $20,000,000 fire insurance to cover $26,000,000 in schools within 90 days.

Sacramento California Washington San Francisco

Two Gun Al Chamberlain Convicted of First Degree Murder

In Santa Rosa 74 year old Two Gun Al Chamberlain is found guilty of first degree murder for fatally shooting Police Chief Charles O Neall last July. Trial on his second insanity plea begins as the case moves forward.

Santa Rosa al” Chamberlain Charles O’neal

Ocean levels differ by 1.7 feet coast to coast in the United States

New measurements show the Pacific coast experiences tides about 1.7 feet higher than the Atlantic coast. The finding highlights regional ocean height variability and implications for coastal communities and infrastructure planning.

Pacific United States Atlantic Coast

Teachers Gather for Portugause Meadows Outing

Social gathering brings about sixty Kern County Union high school staff from Shafter McFarland Bakersfield to Portuguese Meadows for an annual weekend retreat begun seven years ago by H. K. Dickson to foster faculty relations. PTAs reception honors new teachers at Richland grammar with hostesses O T Olson Henry Neufeld F F Latta and F Kattenhorn listing newcomers Martha Vansickle Thelma Watt Elizabeth Hopkins L Larson Virginia Maddox Margaret Jones Francis Diedrich Linnea Johnson Robert Rath William Thelfall.

Portuguese Meadows Shafter Kern County Union High School McFarland Bakersfield H. K. Dickson P.T. A Mesdames O. T. Olson Henr C. Neufeld F. F. Latta F. Kattenhorn Richland Grammar Schoo Martha Vansickle Thelma Watt Elizabeth Hopkins L. Larson Virginia

Valencia crop shows increase with 26 million boxes forecast

The 1934-36 Valencia orange harvest in southern California is projected at 26,950,000 boxes by the federal state crop reporting service. This compares to 16,465,000 boxes in 1933-34 and 19,324,000 in 1932-38, with some tree loss expected and not all fruit likely to be harvested. Grapefruit crop totals for 1934-35 reach 2,167,000 boxes, up from prior years, with a forecast of 2,318,000 boxes for the new crop and Arizona contributing about 2,160,000 boxes.

California Federal Statee State Department of Agriculture R. E. Blair Blair Aera Arizona

Mennonite Brethren Church Evening Services Schedule

The Church With Message and Melody announces Sunday services at 9:30 with Sunday school 10:30. Sermon by Prof. T. R. Nickel at 11. Bible lecture at 3 about Gentile Nations. 6:30 Christian Endeavor. 7:30 Jugendverein program on the Life of Paul. All welcome.

Mennonite Brethren Church T. R. Nickel Christian Endeavor Society Jugendverein Paul

Christian Science Society in Wasco Service Times Notice

The Christian Science Society branch in Wasco California lists Sunday services at 11 a m and Sunday school at 10 a m. Wednesday evening meetings are held on the first Wednesday each month at 8:00 o clock. The Lesson Sermon topic is Reality with the Golden Text from James and Bible selections from Mark.

Christian Science Society Mother Church First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Massachusetts Sixth E Streets Wasco First Church of Christ, Scientist Mass James Jesus Mark Andrew Simon Anon

Agua Caliente Plan To Reopen Hotel Unveiled

Baron Long, president of Agua Caliente, announces a plan to reopen the hotel with fifty men to seat nine and relieve duties. He outlines a new strategy to revive operations and bring the resort back into service.

San Diego Baron Long Agua Caliente Compan T.” Heo

Oddities in San Jose and Nearby News

A San Jose divorce ends a 14 month conversation strike as James Gordon tells Jennie Gordon to leave. A pistol misfire mortally wounded a rattlesnake in Pollock Shasta county after a nine minute sun exposure trial. In Oakland Fred E. Cornish receives a 50 year Masonic membership button.

San Jose Jennie Gordon James Gordon Oakland Fred. E. Cornish Masonic Order America

Remarkable Longevity in Clinton Shaw Family

Clinton Shaw recently celebrated his 92nd birthday in Los Angeles. He belongs to a notably long liv ed family. A younger brother aged 90 is alive and an older sister aged 99 also survives. The other nine children in the family died at an average age of 94.

Los Angeels Clinton Shaw

Cat Independence Outlasts Obedience

In Harper's Magazine Michael Joseph argues cats are independent and aloof creatures who prefer solitude and do not seek to please or obey. Unlike dogs they do not eagerly follow instruction, and even affectionate cats show little desire to be commanded, underscoring a proud, aristocratic temperament.

Michael Joseph Harper’s Magazine

Pit-horses sense danger more often than men

Tit-Bits Magazine notes tales of pit-horses acting with warning, such as a Markham colliery horse bolting before a roof collapse that injures its driver, and similar savviness among a New Forest hod, Burma elephants, and other beasts amid perilous bridges and mine dangers.

Markham Tit-Bits Magazine England Burma

Penn founder buried in Jordans graveyard in Buckinghamshire

Visitors to the Church of All Hallows Barking may find William Penn’s baptism entry in old registers. The article notes Penn’s burial at the Jordans Quaker meeting house cemetery in Buckinghamshire and describes the small gravestone of the founder of Pennsylvania, inviting readers to read the inscription amid the quiet trees.

William Penn Church of All Hallows Barking England John Quincy Adams United States Jordans Buckinghamshire Pennsylvania

Paradox of Panamanian travel shown by pathfinder note

The piece discusses Columbus and the Panama Isthmus paradox, noting east to West travel and vice versa. It states the Panama Canal exit near Panama City is about 30 miles south and 25 miles east of the Atlantic entrance near Colon.

Columbus Panama Atlantic Pacific Ocean Panama Canal Colon Pathfinder Magazine

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South Tf. L. Bryant Wilmington Long Beach Pao Alto Herbert Hoover Frankin Doseve Mooney San Quentin Tom Mooney Sunshine Garage H. Mayfield Philco Radios Universal Washing Machines Coleman Shafter Furniture Co Emil Stoller Valencia Church News Christian Science Losa James Finchey Pollock Shasta County P. M. Mosher Cat Sunland Duehren’s Dye’'S Market Nel Monte Shafter Drug Store Bakersfield Implement Co L. A. Lugs Motorola General Electric House of Magic Shafter Mercantile Co Tion
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