Toensing Tassano Exchange Vows in Garden Ceremony
Rachel Toensing and Frank Tassano wed in a garden ceremony last Sunday at 9 pm, with a reception afterward. The couple, from San Leandro and Hayward, plan a two week honeymoon in Calislaga and will reside on Euclid Avenue in San Leandro. Both work at the Craft shop on Main street and the groom is a Navy veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel ‘Toensing Assnan
Frank ‘Passano
Calislaga
Mind Mes
Gus Poonsing
Predericks Road
San Loandin
Reverend Olis
Liekting
Beuvarddin
Wis Hob Withrow
Hayward
Warren Thompson
Edward Tay Johnifer Fulweilder
Chad Pennebaker
Achid
Frank
Frank Tassana Sry
Lemon Avenue
Main Street
Hayward High School
Tendel San Jose State College
Navy
South
Macific
Tassano Jr
San Leandro High School
San Jose State College
Euclid Avenue
San Leandro
Main Stroel
Highlands Welcome New Residents in Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Frank Roberts and Mire Anerly of Cleveland move into 13 Grandview Avenue. Cunha family plans dairy business in Valley. Roberts runs a San Lorenzo Village photography studio. Mr and Mrs Wie Blakely buy 4971 Nightingale Boulevard. Kohlweis family returning to New York. Mr and Mrs Fred Erickson relocate near Chronicle and all avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiayward
Iwghlands
Frank Roberts
Mire Anerly
Cleveland
Grandview Avenue
Cunha
Cunhakin
Roberts
San Lorenga Village
Wie Blakely
Hayward Highlands
Nightind Boulevard
Frank Kohlweis
Kohlweis
New York
Fred Erickson
Scorner of All
Chronicle Avenues
Whist Party Held by Hermann Sisters in Hayward
The Mer ces of Hayward hosted a whist party at the first E.S. hall with Mrs. Luly Vou Ni el as chair. Refreshments followed as twenty hands of whist were played. Prizes went to Mrs. Petanca, Mrs. T. Stanford, Mrs. Minnie Ostler, Emma Allen, Mazel ’licle, Mrs. Mollind, Mrs. Giulie, and Mrs. Silve. The next event is planned for September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Sisters
Mercs
Hayward
al Lin
E.S. Hall
Luly Vou Niel
Petanca
T. Stanford
Minnie Ostlers
Emma Allen
Mazel ‘Licle
Mollind
Giuliie
Silve
Bert Strobridge
Hathaway Avenue
Strobridges
Kent Photo Studio
Daily Hayward Review
VEW Auxiliary Plans Future Whist Party
VEW Auxiliary at VFW 1002 held a semi monthly meeting with President Wilma D. Miller presiding. Three candidates Vinole Hazel Rimby and Ethel Hudson announced while Ruth Pomeroy filed a report on Purity Foods product sale and Bertha Calderia led refreshments. A future meeting is set for Thursday August 28 with Grace Chillers in charge of refreshments and a whist party planned at Lahpan Veterans Memorial building chaired by Lulu Von Nickle with Marin F assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW 1002
Wihna D. Miller
Vinlel
Hazel Rimby
Ethel B. Hudson
Ruth Pomeroy
Purity Foods
Bertha Calderia
Grace Chillers
Lahpan
Veterans’ Mesmorial
Lulu von Nickle
Marin F
Wally Perry Describes Mexico Trip To Woodmen Lodge
The Woodmen of the World held their feudal business meeting at Dania yall then discussed an upcoming picnic at Crow Canyon parlor last Sunday. About 600 attendees represented eleven East Bay camps with guests from Golden Gate and Feenleat camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Perry
Lodge
Mexico
Dania Yall
Crow Canyon Parlor
East Bay Area
Golden Gate Camp
Feenleat Camp
Friendship club meeting hosted by Mrs L Faria
Mrs L Faria entertained the Friendship club at her High street home last Thursday. Present were Mesdames Santos Fiala Lopes Moura Goulardt Goulardt Maciel and Fitesim mons and Miss Mary Kelly with two guests Mrs Mark Sliter of Oakland and Mrs Rose Joseph of Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Paria
Friendship Club
High Street
Mesdames
Minnie Santos
Leonora Fiala
Mazio Lopes
Frances Moura
Ma~mie Goulardt
Minnie Goulardt
Mary Maciel
Paul Fitesimmons
Mary Kelly
Mark Sliter
Oakland
Rose Joseph
Hayward
Children's Hospital Fall Fashion Show Luncheon Preview
East Bay society gears up for the Children’s Hospital of the East Bay annual benefit fashion show at the Hotel Claremont on September 2. The event features runway displays, two orchestras, and a “big name” star, with reservations handled by Mrs. John C. Rosefield starting September 5 and chairman Mrs. William Harold Oliver coordinating a large volunteer roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bay Society
Children's Hospital of the
East Bay
Incheon
Claremont
Wally
Marentine
John C. Rosefield
Estates Drive
Oakland
William Harold Oliver
Rosefield
Elburt Spells
Clifton Mayne
Kirby West
Mel Dale
W. R. Alleman
Pecos
Tex
Shower Fetes Ruthie Sorensen Johnson at Pinedale home
Mrs Henry M Sorensen Sr hosted a stork shower Tuesday evening honoring her daughter Ruthie Sorensen Johnson wife of John Allen Johnson of Baywood tract. Pink and blue decor and gladioli set the scene as gifts were opened and cards played. Notables at the event included Mesdames Merlin Beylin Bressman and many Sorensen relatives. Also present was Mrs Edward Ferguson with baby Nancy Lynn, visiting at the Sorensen home. In a separate note, John Cobb halted Bonneville speed trials after wind forced a pause at the measured mile of 34.20 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenry M. Sorensen
Pinedale Court
Ruthie Sorensen Johnson
John Allen Johnson
Baywood Tract
Dussert
Mesdames
Clara Merlin
Thomas Beylin
Frank Bressman
Tomson
Clyde Denning
Maurice Epstein
Lester L Rier
Rose Gould
Clarence Hudspeth
Warry Jolnston
Earl Kenyon
Keith Kenyon
Frank B. Leonard
Mowell Plemmons
Cyril Roche
J. J. Sandholdt
Howard Settle
George Simonds
al Snider
Elmer Sorensen
Henry M. Sorensen
Jane Sorensen
Homer Struble
Stephen Toxil
Wilmy Boland
August Vows Exchanged by Local Couple
Local couple Mr. and Mrs. William Haskins wed in Grace Lutheran Church with 7:30 p.m. ceremony. The bride is Eanj Naski, daughter of Mrs. Maury Drydale of Victoria, BC. Reception at 1032 Stympton Road followed a two layer cake for family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soneymooning
William Haskins
Queen Street
Naski
Eanj
Maury Drydale
Victoria
British Columbia
Youny
Marrial August T
Grace Luthemar
Reaver
W. Liebkemen
Dorothy Goodale
Chark Haskins
William
Stympton Road
Robert Maskins
Castro Street
East 14Th Street
Fred Greaves
Wallace Outlines Modest Plan for Cross-Breed Strawberries
Wallace presented a modest plan to cross Russian strawberries with an American variety. The news note highlights his experimental project and aims at fruit breeding progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
New York
U.R
Tenry A. Wallace
Surprise Stork Shower Honors Mr. and Mrs. Fry
Mrs David Fry of 21451 Montgomery Street was surprised when Mrs John DeMuri of 7898 Knox Street and friends hosted a stork shower at her home Tuesday evening. Guests enjoyed pink decorations, cake, ice cream and coffee, then husbands returned to present baby gifts to Mr and Mrs Fry. Other attendees included John DeMuri and numerous couples listed in the notice. The bowling team penny-drive yielded a smorgasbord dinner at El Nido Rancho in Lafayette for NDGW members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fry
Montgomery Street
John DeMuri
Knox Street
Undis Aim
David Frys
Carl P. KaVa
Harry Zimmer
Harry Gilmore
Rea. Calhoun
Vind
LeRoy Roch
N.D.G.W
el Nido Rancho
LaFayette
Lucielle Armstrong
Doris Paxton
Alma DeFraga- Mes
Argentina and Dominican Republic urge UN action on Italy peace treaty
The Dominican Republic and Argentina called on the United Nations General Assembly to revise the peace treaty with Italy at the upcoming session. They urged review of terms and equitable resolution in the international body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Success
NY. U.P
Argentina
Dominican Republic
United Nations General Assembly
Italy
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Toensing
Highlands
Ieeeee
Remar
Waltham
America
Douglas
J Jay Ward
Ewelers
Lucerne
VEW Auxiliary Plan
Future Whist Party
Mrs. L. Faria
Bank of American Travelers
Bank of
Amarica
Bank of Amarica
Children’s Hospital
Johnson
Cobb
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
John Cobb
Bonneville Speedway
eSteam Baths
St. LO
Hayward Area
Coats
Ann-Rose Sportswear
Castro St
Ee Lucerne
Mr. and
Mrs. Fry
Alameda County
X-Ray Laboratory
All-In
del Monte
Golden Bantam
Best Foods
Hunt
Tri - Valley No
Tin
PUREX
VAL Vita Green
Rene
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