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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1976

Page

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Angie Stringham Services Held for Early Kern County Pharmacist

Services were held at Agee Funeral Home for Angie May Stringham 85 one of Kern County s first women pharmacists. She died Sept 21 at home. The Rev Owen C Onsum officiated and burial followed at Shafter Memorial Park. Stringham born Salt Lake City moved to Shafter in 1919 with husband Doc Stringham they opened the first Shafter pharmacy and built a 24 hour store with a telephone. She qualified as pharmacist in 1931 and remained active in many local groups including Eastern Star Las Amigas and Kern County Pharmaceutical Association. Survivors include two daughters six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Memorials to Union Congregational Church or Stringham Scholarship Memorial at Shafter High School.

Agee Angie May Stringham Kern County Western Auto Schnidt’s Stringhams Angie USC Union Congregational Church Stringham Shafter High School

Neighbors Oppose More Old Houses In Shafter

Fifty nine residents petitioned against permanently placing three moved houses at 165 167 East Orange claiming crowding fire hazards and traffic. City Attorney Mortimore urged delaying action until an environmental review by the planning commission. The council sent the matter back to the commission and extended the temporary storage permit while noting ordinance shortcomings.

Shafter al Mortimore Mortimore East Orange Planning Commission George Ashbaugh Planning Commissio Ashbaugh Sheldon Commission Bill Cummings Elmer Unruh

Elderly man killed walking into train path in Shafter

An 88 year old Shafter Convalescent Hospital resident, Andrew Jackson Rolin Sr., was struck by a Santa Fe Railroad train at the Shafter Avenue crossing. Witness Barbara Popeney reported hearing an odd sound after the train passed and questioned whether Rolin could hear or see the approaching train. The coroner noted possible self-inflicted action but uncertainty remains.

Andrew Jackson Rolin Shafter George E Lappin Fresno Shafter Avenue Lappin Rolin Barbara Popeney

SWID lifts water use restrictions

Heavy rains in the Huntington Lake area boosted water supplies for the Shafter-Wasco Irrigation District. The flow on the San Joaquin River surged to a yearly record over 6 000 second feet, adding about 1 500 acre feet. The board lifted restrictions through December as supply appears adequate for unrestricted use for the year.

Huntington Lake Shafter-Wasco San Joaquin Board of Directors Robert Diltz

Shafter Bicentennial Banquet Tickets Still Available

A limited number of tickets remain for Shafter's bicentennial recognition banquet on October Tuesday at city hall. Tickets are $ and must be bought in advance. no tickets at the door. Gil Bishop will speak as the dinner honors former Shafter city councilmen with proceeds funding a memorial platform and garden project in Stringham Memorial Park.

Shafter City Hall Nina Leigh Gil Bishop Bakersfield College Shafter City Stringham Memorial Park

Weather Notes From USDA Station Shafter Readings

Daily temperature readings from the USDA Station near Shafter are summarized. Data cover recent dates with high and low values recorded, reflecting seasonal patterns and local climate conditions.

USDA Shafter

Shafter Fire Department seeks donations for CPR training equipment

The Shafter Fire Department appeals for public donations to buy CPR training aids, including a $350 film and a $250 manikin, to expand life saving education. Fire Chief Cliff Ratzlaff cites 4 to 6 minutes window before brain damage, urges community support for teaching Basic Life Support in schools clubs and churches.

Shafter Jerry Schmidt Shafter Fire Department Cliff Ratzlaff Fire Department Shafter Volunteer Fire Department

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Angie Stringham Amigas Bakersfield Assistance League Shafter Woman’s Club Kern County Pharmaceutical Association Helen Brown Patricia Wiedmann William Stringham McKinley Molly McKinley Killfoil Lynn Wiedmann Taylor Janet Wiedmann Tindall Ted Stringham Wiedmann Dianne Wiedmann Morgen McKinley Kellie McKinley Miken Lee Killfoil Council Bill Sheldon Cummings Unruh Jack Colvard Bob Millwee A.W. Eckman North Shafter Colvard Los Angeles Street South Shafter Avenue Schnidt Street McFarland Council SWID Diltz Resusci-Anne Schmidt Bakersfield
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