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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1957
Page
5
Charles T. Egan 78 of 600B Second St Pleasanton died yesterday in Livermore hospital from an apparent heart attack. A native of Denton Texas he lived here 11 years. He is survived by his widow Beatrice and a sister Mrs James Preston of Denton. Funeral services are pending from Graham Hitch Mortuary 224 St John St Pleasanton.
Funeral services for John Car doso Valadao 47 a Biffa Dairy milker who died Sunday in Oakland hospital. A mass will be said at 9 am at St Augustine's Pleasanton followed by Rosary at Graham Hitch Mortuary. Interment 11 am at Tracy Public Cemetery. He was born in the Azores and survived by Emma Valadao his wife and three children.
John H. Chambers, 69, of Winton California, will have services at 2 pm tomorrow at Sorensen Bros Mortuary in Hayward. He died yesterday in a Mercvd hospital after two weeks ill. He was Arkansas native, lived in Hayward area ten years, and resided here three years. He was husband of Izetta Chambers and father of multiple listed relatives. Interment at Lone Tree cemetery.
J Clinton Meyers aged 78 of 1045 Paradise Blvd Hayward died at home. A retired poultry man and Towa native, he was husband of Jessie M. Meyers father of Forrest M. Meyers of Los Altos grandfather of two and great grandfather to three. Funeral at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward at 1 30 p m Wednesday with entombment at Mt View Mausoleum.
Services for Elias Brazil 59 of Bayware will be at 9 am tomorrow at Gardex Chapel Pratt Flier Mortuary 1044 C St Hayward Mass at 9 30 am All Saints Catholic Church Rosary recited today Burial in Holy Sepulchre cemetery He died Sunday after a short illness worked at Hayward Poultry & Feed Co Survivors include wife Mary E a daughter Doreen Champs of Hayward three brothers Abel Tony Joe in Hawaii three sisters Delfhina Azevedo Mary Cunha Rose Capelli all of Modesto and three grandchildren
Hayward Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts its monthly dinner meeting at Crow Canyon Chateau starting at 7 30 pm today. Members and guests will hear a report on club activities and upcoming events.
Area men in service from Castro Valley Hayward San Lorenzo Livermore and San Leandro report attendances at religious retreats naval aviation cadet assignments Marine and Army training and deployments. Names include Richard M Root Jerry D Lambden William Charles Buten Ralph Gil Melvin L Null James F Wood Robert L McKinney John H Boshard James Nichols Hugh Sparks and Joseph L Foster with posts at Fort Ord Pensacola San Diego Port Lewis Guam and Fort Lewis among others.
Jobs announced for career appointments at Army installations in San Francisco Oakland and Alameda. Information available from the Old Mint Building San Francisco 12th U.S. Civil Service regional office 630 Sansome St or any Post Office. Applications accepted until further notice. Pay ranges from 1.90 to 2.11 an hour.
Ground breaking ceremonies for Alameda County Water Districts new administration office and temperation yard are set for Thursday. The eight acre site at 445 South Main Centerville will host the event. Directors will hear a report on current and anticipated water supplies, prepared by consulting engineer S T Harding who has studied the district underground water supply.
The Oakland Art Museum hosts the third joint print and sculpture exhibition opening Oct. 6. Organized by the museum and Bay Printmakers Society, the competition invites national printmakers and California sculptors. Entries due Sept. 13 for prints and Sept. 23 24 and 25 for sculpture. judges include Kenneth Patchen and Alan Watts.
Lt. Col. A A Gund announced Marine Fighter Squadron 141 won the Pete Ross Safety Trophy for fiscal year 1957. VMF 141 logged 439 pilot hours with zero incidents, earning the top safety standing in Marine Air Reserve Training Command. The squadron, commanded by Lt. Col James A. Leckie, trains monthly at NAS Oakland with Bay Area members. Brig. Gen. Frank Croft will present the trophy at Oakland Saturday.
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