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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1950

Page

12

Pioneer Lorenzo Village resident first to sign pool pledge

San Lorenzo Village residents gather at the Community Center to kick off an eighty thousand dollar pool fundraising drive. Esther Marchant leads coordinators as 100 pledges toward the 32 thousand dollar goal are announced, with local volunteers and officials outlining plans and support structures.

Lorenzo Village S. Cox Henry Cox San Lorenzo Village Chiildren W. Styles Ballyhoo Dave Gregory Nelson Sir Nichels Nichols San Lorenzo Marvin Richardson Walt »Baumann Greenwood Gorporation Asong Seu Uety Fee Department Clubs Elyic Sung Service Hetang Ain Charles" Gernert Roberts and Gernert Gernért Iin Community Center Harry Foster Allee McLalp Vig Segundo Floyd NM. Stolth Bockman Charles Price Bil Burke Lloyd Thole Larry Bush al Mitchell Larry Pimentel Esther Marchant Alamo Agnes’ Clements John Flannagan Gene Brown Sillurke John Agnes Bel Howard Lester Edward Schieder Mia William F. Sullivan Cromeenes Morgan Anderson Elvic Ripple

Scout Fair At Village Starts Friday In San Lorenzo

Plans for a two day Scout Fair in San Lorenzo Village School run Friday and Saturday August 25 and 26. Paraders on August 24 receive free event tickets. children urged to wear costumes for the parade near David Be Martin School. Tickets and entertainment include Furston the Great magician, clowns, a Mouse Circus, and food treats. A coal of 1000 old phonograph records will be collected for the event to exchange for homemade sweets and prizes.

San Lorenzo AML David BE Martin Furston the Great Hamesgalore San Lorengn Lions Club Smusis John Agnew Andrew Hojer

Homes Association Sets Rates for Non-Member Owners

San Lorenzo Village Homes Association board approves charges for fire protection and street sweeping on non-association properties. Rates mirror member assessments with a 5 minimum per property, fire protection 41 cents per one hundred dollars, street sweeping 0.37, owners receive thrice weekly sweeping in nonresidential areas. Manager Sanford notes higher service frequency for nonmembers. Revenue from prior voluntary contributions totaled 2900. Rates apply from July 1, 1940 to July 1, 1951.

San Lorenzo Village Homes Association Board of Directors Village Association M. L. Sanford

Seven New Teachers Are Employed in San Lorenzo

The San Lorenzo school district board of trustees welcomed seven new teachers for the 1950-1951 school year. Recipients include Dorothy Barber Green from Los Angeles State College with teaching credentials. Marguerite Karnes, Oregon College of Education graduate. Ruth Hervey Tommela with a Minnesota teaching certificate. Katherine Reichel, UC Los Angeles student teaching. Alice B. Wilson, San Francisco State College graduate with elementary credentials. and Robert L. Green, among others recently listed as joining the district from various California schools.

San Lorenzo University of Oregon University of Southern California University of California, Los Angeles San Jose State College Karnes Oregon Rowney Calif Ruth Hervey Tommela St. Cloud Minnesota Teachers College Alameda Tommela Hibbing Katherine Reichel University of Southern California Los Angeles City Alice B. Wilson San Francisco State College

Yellowstone fire at Park hotel kills two in Gardiner

A defective wiring blamed for a $40,000 Yellowstone Park hotel fire in Gardiner Montana that trapped 25 guests. The blaze began in the attic of the two story building yesterday and spread to a hallway causing multiple injuries and four others to be hospitalized.

Gardiner Mont U.S Yellowstone Park Hotel

District hires new music supervisor E Larson from Willows

Ellereth Larson arrives as music supervisor for the district after teaching and supervising music at Willows union elementary. He earned an AB degree and teaching credential at San Francisco State and did graduate study at Stanford. Green served in the Navy in World War II in the South Pacific New Guinea and the Philippines.

Green United States Navy South Pacific New Guinea Philippines Ellereth

Wallace quits IPP amid party split and farming plans

Wallace resigns from the Progressive party over his pro communist Korea War stance and moves to focus on hybrid strawberry and corn farming. He sends a note to a party official saying he can move but remains temporarily out of politics while working on a tractor in Haworth. Wholesale trade in minerals and dyes looms as a broader economic note with retail sales near 800 million.

South Salem N. Y W.R Henry A. Wallace Progressive Party Wallace C. B. Brldw Servetory Ysterday Cpuse of Peace Iill HA Wvork Pepdbters

Valuable Papers Safe Deposit Vault Opened at Bank

Notice announces Anglo California National Bank offers safekeeping for valuables including papers securities jewelry and family mementos. A new vault facility provides secure storage with access details and hours.

Anglo California National Bank

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