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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1950

Page

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Ullage School Presents The Golden Goose Play Program

Ullage School students staged The Golden Goose as entertainment for pre fourth through sixth graders in the school auditorium. Cast and crew included Jackie McAlexander, Eddie Thorpe, Richard Tietfort, Walter Kessler, Marilyn Wicks, Ruth Dodge, David Dresnik, and Penny Boyes among others.

Amelia Dunlap Jackie Mc Alexander Eddie Thorpe Richard Tietfort Walter Kessler Marilyn Wicks Ruth Dodge David Dresnik Penny Boyes Diane Larson George Primrose Ronald Posey Barbara Tadlock Marilyn Hicks Jim Sally Susan Pence Carol Bush John Fargo Richard Tietfert Jackie MacAlexander Kenneth Brown Stephen Root

Voters Pass School Bond Issue in San Leandro

San Leandro voters approved a 975000 school bond and reelected three incumbent trustees. The margin was 4669 to 1275 with one precinct pending. Incumbents O B Henderson N B Reynolds and Charles Stone led in board votes. defeated candidates none surpassed 2000. Educators plan 31 new classrooms to handle population growth.

San Leandro Board of Education High Board O. B. Henderson N. B. Reynolds Charles Stone

San Lorenzo VFW installs officers for 1950 51 term

San Lorenzo Veterans of Foreign Wars post 2170 and ladies auxiliary held a formal installation at the San Lorenzo Community Center. Harold Bryan opened the meeting and Darold DeCoe installed post officers and auxiliary officers amid ceremonies with a ritual team, musical contributions, floral tributes, and a gift presentation.

Wiliam Harry Stopp Veterans of Foreign Wars San Lorenzo Harold Bryan Darold D. DeCoe Department of California DeCoe A. Foster VFW Sananes Tony Mitchell Post John B. Klapperich Arroyo Mathias “Pat” Enos Bay Place Oakland George Oliver Prospect Street Hayward Edward Gross Alice Street Marshall Council Sr Marshall Council Jr Mirabel San Lorenzo Village Blue Angels Mabel Bryan Bernice Derabik Scott Harold DeCoe Evelyn Bryan San Lorenzo Garden Club Doris Schwing Paseo Largavista Emile Theile Via Andeta LaCrone Insurance Agency Veterans Hospital Livermore

Anti-Wolf Protector Spurs Nightlife Commentators

An ill advised protector in Hollywood jokes about guarding morals while drawing laughs at the Brown Derby. Peggy Davis notes waitresses wear perma-starched skirts that billow 25 inches from thigh to hem, claiming the stiff fabric withstands 80 passes without yielding.

Hollywood,al U.P Peggy Davis

Old Landmark of San Lorenzo Faces Demolition for New Homes

John Marlin, born in 1820 in Perry County Pennsylvania, migrated to Oregon in 1849 and 1852, acquiring land in San Lorenzo including 135 acres and later 160 acres with orchard. By 1878 he died, leaving the ranch to two sons. the family legacy ties to the village as Greenwood corporation plans 450 new homes on the 60 acre tract near Hesperian boulevard.

Chase Perry County Pennsylvania Oregon Astoria Henry Brady Washington John San Lorenzo Roberts Landing Ford Ranch Hayward Airport Jack Marlin John Marlin Landmark Roberts & Gernert Studios David D. Bohannon Greenwood Corporation San Lorenzo Village Marlin Hesperian Boulevard San Lorenzo Creek Western Pacific Regal Walter R. Baumann Marlin W. Haley Hayward Tony Ratti Joseph A. Schenone Ratti John Marlin Geri

Girl Scouts Hayward Plan Day Camp Sessions Announced

Girl Scouts of the Hayward area announce May 9 to 20 registration for Day Camp. Brownies have three five day sessions June 19 23 June 26 30 July 10 14 9 30 am to 2 30 pm. Intermediate and Senior sessions July 17 21 July 24 28 July 32 Aug 4 9 30 am to 3 30 pm.

Girl Scouts Hayward Area Dorothy Malone R. J. Ewen Castro Valley R. N. McAdam San Lorenzo R. F. Taylor Girl Scout Poliy Girl Scout Office

San Lorenzo School Introduces Social Studies Film

Fourth and fifth graders at San Lorenzo School will attend a 2 PM Wednesday April 12 meeting in the auditorium to view a film on menstruation as part of social living instruction. The event is led by teachers Verda Holmberg Audrey Patterson Dorothy Engelund and principal Robert Wejby. The school baseball team beat Sunset 7 to 4 in the district opener with Jene Tamura winning pitcher and a late triple by Al Curtis. The girls team defeated Martin eighth graders 25 to 20 at Martin field with Kay Armstrong homer in the fourth. teammates include Sally Willetts Francis Perez Ruth Okimoto Donna Horat and others from seventh grade.

California Mike Collins Bohannon Boys Bohannon Frank Primrose Jack Miller David Elson Frank Sally Ernest Oakley Dick Enenbach Brad Blymyer Ronald Shibley Bill Springer Mel Montalbo Neil Smith Greg Jiminez George Lantz David Hilton Verda Holmberg Audrey Patterson Dorothy Engelund Robert Wejby San Lorenzo Sunset al Curtis San Lorenzo School Martin Martin Field Kay Armstrong Sally Willetts Francis Perez Ruth Okimoto Donna Horat Shirley Caldwell Sharon Biggs Barbara Hijerpe Shirley Yuill Donna Sparks Katie Roman Barbara North Peggy Wood Carol Clement Marian Metzger Joyce Bean

Wharton School Hosts Dance With Patrol and Officers

Wharton School reports a building patrol dance attended by 36 students. Patrol members Teddy Honper and chalmers Carr led, with Ralph Harsha Rodney Helm and others assisting. Refreshments by Charlene Whaley Thelma Mello Jerry Sechler and Eugene Chapman. Also noting a hot lunch sale raising 39.70 for the photography club and a Sacramento field trip by eighth grade to view state government proceedings and landmarks.

Teddy Honper Jerry Mary Marvin Ralph Harsha Rodney Helm Chalmers Carr Charlene Whaley Thelma Mello Jerry Sechler Eugene Chapman Ted Hooper Micerephone Pity On Carr Larry Crites Jim Clements Joe Goodrich Rennie McDowell Donald Hull Ralph Wood Melvin Suva Marvin Stearns Richard Thompson Fred Breeden Charles Ward Gerry Warks Art Aldridge Roger Frink Joel Reichert Sacramento Capitol State Assembly Treasury Department Secretary of State Sutter's Fort State Supreme Court Arthur Breed

Residents must restart Berry Harder annexation effort

Residents along Berry and Harder roads must begin the annexation process anew after a technicality voided their petitions. City officials previously rejected relief on tax structure and already annexed uninhabited portions, leaving the Berry Harder area description inaccurate and making further annexation petitions void unless redrafted.

Berry Hayward Berry - Harder C. W. White

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