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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1957
Page
9
Printed Pattern 9240 offers two necklines and two sleeve versions for year round wear. Tucked bodice and flaring skirt simplify sewing. Pattern includes printed directions and sizing 14 to 20 with 43 yards 35 inch fabric for size 16. Send 5 cents to Pattern Bureau for details.
Eden Hospital records a string of births on Aug. 2 to Aug. 4 across Castro Valley Santa Maria Fremont Hayward Denton Gardner Ledgew e William McGown Mercado Shouldis Stephens Zerbach Irvington Oakland and San Lorenzo with multiple names and addresses including Castro Valley Santa Maria Fremont Hayward Oakland and San Lorenzo parental details and infant gender notes appear in the public notice style list of newborns.
W. E. Savage of Castro Valley will spend three months in Norco Louisiana on assignment from Shells Development Co Oakland. Savage has been with Shell Development since 10.
In Columbia City Indiana Earl Rhodes, supermarket manager, found a five dollar bill and a note taped under his door claiming an unknown theft from about three years ago involving a bushel of apples. The note hints at repayment but ends abruptly, leaving questions about the sender and motive.
A reader asks Dorothy Dix about the obligations of a couple invited as best man and maid of honor for a friend’s 25th wedding anniversary. The piece discusses whether the couple should propose a toast and who is responsible for wedding etiquette duties.
A Society Editor notes on how a 25th ceremony should proceed without attendants if unavailable, with guidance on handling guest requests. The page also features Dear Dorothy Dix advice on marriage, affection, and long-distance relationships, plus event listings for Hayward community activities and fundraisers.
Veterans of the Army's 1st Division will meet August 22 to 24 in Washington to dedicate a $50,000 World War II memorial honoring 5,000 fallen comrades. Secretary Wilbur M. Brucker will deliver the dedication address. The monument sits south of the White House beside the World War I memorial. Funds for both memorials were raised by society members.
The Agriculture Department says its Western Utilization and Research Development Division has perfected blubarb jam a commercial product blending blueberries and herb barb New product development signals potential market use and agricultural innovation.
Guidance on preventing angina attacks by taking nitroglycerin in advance, lifestyle adjustments, and resting positions during suspected heart events. Advises avoiding exertion, eating small meals, weighing under a limit, and not giving stimulants. Emphasizes not lifting the patient and awaiting medical help. Entities include nitroglycerin and general medical instructions.
The text shows a garbled crossword clue list with numbers and partial words. It mentions across and down hints such as one thousand and British naval hero, but most entries are corrupted. The readable parts suggest a mixed puzzle segment with mis-typed terms and incomplete phrases.
An unusual movement labeled I-Worship 3-Improving 4-Camb surfaces in a report from Yentarday. Details mention a godly wine figure and a series of quirky labels including Three-toed Sloths and Explosive tabbir, with references to a temporary shelter and a resort.
A new electronic control device to prevent oil-storage tank overfills will be tested at a San Leandro Lions Club meeting. The nonregular Fellowship night starts at 6:45 p.m. at Haycock's, 1393 Hays Street, with a hookup for tonight to test automatic shutoff when the tank reaches the right fluid level. William Whitham is program chairman.
The Gray House at Winkel near Frankfurt is Germanys oldest dwelling, dating to 850 A D. Originally a single room structure, it has since been expanded with additional chambers and remains in use.
BRITAIN Conn Marine recruiter William R Elder recalls a bidder asking to enlist to “make it up to the sergeant” as one of several men who joined, describing the moment with light humor.
A mother seeks guidance on whether to educate a five year old girl with mental retardation at home or in a specialized setting. The column discusses factors for home versus institution care, availability of trained teachers, and suggests contacting the National Association for Retarded Children for local resources and guidance.
Readers are invited to mail 35 cents for pattern 7019 and 5 extra cents for each additional pattern to The Daily Review Household Arts Dept New York. Include name address zone and pattern number. A 1947 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book is offered for 25 cents with additional designs in crochet knitting embroidery and crafts.
San Leandro junior dancers from the city are slated to perform on KQED Channel 9 at 6 p m tomorrow in the prize winning program Hop Skip and Dance under teacher choreographer Dick Ford. The segment Going To Playland features Julie deFremery Julie Goodale and others with pianist Le Roy Miller.
Airliner factory officials in Los Angeles say the space required to construct new jet liners equals about 90 million square feet. The large facility will cover roughly 18 football fields, illustrating the scale of the project and its expected production capacity.
Scientists at Illinois Institute of Technology report instruments sensitive enough to detect a tents hall 1000 miles away as part of a search for satellites rather than the moon.
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