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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1951
Page
9
A columnist critiques women’s magazines urging perfection in wife mother and hostess roles. It urges dropping impossible duties, embracing simple living, denim outfits, quick cleans, inexpensive meals and occasional outings to reclaim time for family and self.
Advertisement for pattern No. 2562 with multiple size options and fabric yardage, promoting a spring summer fashion book. Includes ordering details from The Hayward Review, San Francisco, with extra shipping for first class mail and a 20 cent price for the pattern book.
San Leandro Ladies Auxiliary of the National Association of Letter Carriers will meet at 7 30 PM on August 14 at 1166 East 4th Street. Mrs Jo Cardena will preside over a business meeting followed by refreshments and a social hour. Wives mothers and sisters of La Legadra Post Office letter carriers urged to attend.
Hollywood gossip fronts a flurry of star rumors. David Briaty’s ex wife testifies that he valued sex over love and sent weekly support after their separation. Betty Hutton reveals a broken engagement with Norman Krasna amid lavish gifts and ongoing divorce plans. Clark Gable’s wife Sylvia Ashley arrives home amid pending divorce and alimony questions.
Former Hayward High School classmates gathered August 2 at 15036 Via Paro San Lorena for a surprise dinner honoring Dor Brusseau a Maynard native now living in Oakland He enlisted in the Air Corps and is to depart August 15 Attending were Brusseau’s wife Gene Barnier and Mr and Mrs Max Sellers all of Concord with ties to Hayward and San Jose
Martine California. Mrs Grisham a 27 year old British war bride seeks divorce from oil refinery worker husband James Grisham in Contra Costa Superior Court charging cruelty. She says jealousy over 21000 fan letters from home followed a London plea, and asks 175 monthly support for herself and five year old daughter Rosina plus an equitable division of community property.
Mrs Mary Gomes and Mrs Karl Consight join in a family gathering at Mrs Delores Brow s San Leandro home while Mrs Brow recovers from surgery. Clara Riggs and Mary Medina attend a Benevolent Society of California convention in Monterey as Eden council delegates. Local residents host visitors from Chicago and Ireland in alternating weekends. Cathy Lou Holt born weighs eight pounds at home with siblings Arbia Lynn and David Lee. Hawaiian dance teacher Mrs Holt remains active in Heyward area. Vineyard Road party hosted by Mrs Thomas Yeandle includes K G White Ted Markley M J Vanier and K W Adams with luncheon and pool time.
Three circles of the Hayward First Presbyterian Church Women’s Society host luncheons and meetings this month. Izpah Circle met at Mrs. H. T. Owens’s home. Friendly Circle plans a Memorial Park picnic. Harmony Circle holds a potluck at 1228 Russet Way. Fidelia Circle gathers at Mrs. F. H. Friedmann’s home with hostess Mrs. J. B. White. Legal Circle sets a dessert meeting next Tuesday at 1 16 p.m. with Mrs. Sidney A Rose. Junior Guilds collect clothing for missionaries. Guild Two meets Monday with Mrs. William Reynolds. Guild One meets Tuesday at Mrs. Friedavnin’s home. all evening events.
Hayward Avenue recreation district summer theater group presents the two act play The Making of a Gentleman at Bret Harte Amphitheater on August 17 at 4 p.m. The cast features Bud Morazia Colleen Brooks La Vonne Lavblady Fran Watson and others led by director Phil Silberman.
GREENPORT N Y IUP te season when most of us aren t eating oysters is the time when oyster raisers have nervous digestion. Royal Tower owner of 6000 acres of oyster beds says the summer ban was to protect the supply. He notes people fear oysters during spawning and that the stress on the industry comes from public worry rather than actual danger. Oyster grounds near Bridgeport and New Haven feed 80 000 acres privately owned under cultivation in Peconic bay.
Hollywood gossip quotes actor Bill Bishop on bachelor life and woman chasing. He cites Montgom ery Cliff Farley Granger Steve Cochran and Marlon Brando as examples of Hollywood’s most eligible singles. Bishop jokes about danger of love on Malibu Beach and claims the only safe place to be married is wedlock. No arrests noted. a Gary Indiana ordinance about garlic on streetcars is mentioned.
A romance that began in Warsaw culminated in a golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Ed Treichel. They met again in North Dakota in 1898 and married in 1899. They moved to Canada in 1917, to Hayward in 1947, and now live with a daughter. Four generations attended the 60 relatives celebrating with gold bands presented by their daughters.
Joint installation ceremonies for post and auxiliary of American Legion unit G30 are held tonight at the Veterans Memorial building starting at 7 pm. The 10th Tikviel installation team led by Beryl Wood will officiate. Newly installed officers include Post Hueftmeyer president Ida Taylor first vice president Barbara Lapeta second vice president Lee Brunstedt secretary Edith Kison treasurer Mary Jane Preston chaplain Mabel Jacklin historian Sue Dodge sergeant-at-arms Margaret Leslie marshal Mary Cornish musician Charlotte Kerr Mary Kay Alderson and Jennie Stemus executive committee. Refreshments and entertainment to follow.
Members of the World Wide Guild of the San Lorenzo Baptist church enjoyed a three day camping trip last week at Big Basin. Counsel CRYIN!tzperald, assisted by Mrs. Leslie Echols, accompanied the group. Attending were Karen Davidson Sarol Smith Carol Reed Phyllis Pusuher Lorraine Benner Lorna Beardsley and Tarry Lee Fetterman. The next guild meeting will be at the church in August.
Severn district reports a river trip by Castro valley residents led by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson of Couerienant. The parties included John J. Clemans of Baywood avenue, H. C. Grueniechs of Ewing road, Edward Sewards of Sale street, John Clazins, and George P. Blazing of Wing Road. Mrs. Nelson is the Grueniechs's mother.
Powell River Paper Mill executive Donald Jeffries told the county grand jury a man promised to deliver 1000 tons of newsprint to publish for Al Waxman but did not work for the company. Waxman is under investigation for allegedly bilking five publishers of 55000 as a down payment for 475 tons of newsprint at 234 per ton amid disputed pricing.
The Northern California Square Dancers Assn held a Sunday workshop in the Ellison home campus room. Members reviewed AeW material approved for general club use. Attendees include Allens, Samuels, Owens, Lombas, Blincos, Dehones, De Bricks, Marks, Tyrrel, and Sheldon with Fox
The Castro Valley Lioness club plans a Christmas card sale as a fund raising project. The idea emerged at a recent business meeting with 14 members at Ruth Muir’s Reamer Road home. A social gathering is set for 6 30 pm August 14 at Mandarin Tea Gardens featuring travel photography by Mrs Russell Scothorn.
San Lorenzo residents share travel and family news. Dr and Mrs Stafford of 15842 Via Prado motor to Detroit with three children Tack Brooks Roberta visiting relatives, Mrs Margeret Lonetto of Detroit joins them. Stafford's mother moves to live with them. Harry Lee Fetterman visits grandparents in Sunnyvale, Nancy Wolverton, 16, tours Los Angeles area with stops in Long Beach Encino Van Nuys Beverly Hills. The Iveys relocate to Mt Eden, Mae Ivey to live with them. Tom Ducey attends fire chiefs convention in Portland. Kurt van Hiesen vacationing with children Ann and Melinda visiting Mt Hood and Victoria. Alice Colein from Cleveland visiting Mrs O’Malley in San Lorenzo for about a month.
Milvin James Costello and Vera Mae Rogers announced their engagement at a welcome home party for the sergeant at 155 Winton Road the event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Galvin attended by over 50 guests Costello a Korea veteran plans tentative wedding set after the future dentdict is cleared Rogers daughter of A J and Mrs Rogers Hayward and Atlas Glass employee Costello son of Mrs Della Costello and Manel Costello present date not fixed.
Castra Valley Republican Werner will meet at 8 p.m. in the Walsh building. Mrs Margaret Burkhart, president, extends a cordial invitation to all interested Republican women to attend.
College of Arts and Crafts will host its annual summer open house tomorrow from to with exhibits running until 10 pm. Work from the 45th summer session will fill studios, plus a special exhibit of graduates’ work in Guild Auditorium. Public invited to College and Broadway Oakland campus per James Schovill publicity director. The Congressional Medal of Honor note appears as context.
Charming school wear in soft cottons and percales. Includes transfer pattern for smocking and full dress pattern for sizes 2 to 7 years. Send 26 cents and self addressed return envelope to Carol Curtis, The Hayward Review, Box 220, Madison Square Station, New York.
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