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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1950
Page
10
Judith Chase Churchill in Woman's Home Companion highlights myths and facts from a quiz on marriage. The piece debunks beliefs such as older wives making unsatisfied marriages, henpecked husbands being short, and childhood sweethearts always being happiest, noting psychology and statistics behind these claims.
A review argues for a full length to mid-calf three quarter length wool coat with First World War look traits. It notes design details such as sloping shoulders set in sleeves modern sleeves and a bulky silhouette that pairs with a coordinated hat hairdo and shoes. Emphasizing muted monotone colors and versatility for town parties or school dresses, the piece highlights how the coat can anchor a complete winter wardrobe for fashion conscious wearers.
The Hayward Review advertises the FALL-WINTER TALION BOOK with over 126 fashionable, easy to sew patterns for all ages and occasions. Include name, address, style number, and size. extra charge for first class mail and pattern handling. Patterns fill orders immediately from Pattern Department.
Social events in B section reviewed by Lena Van Loucks, women's editor. Aug 27 marked as her altar date with Jerry Kelly, with contact numbers LO 9-9033 and -2112 for arrangements.
Miss Edna Stenzel and her mother Mrs Hattie Stenzel of San Lorenzo recently returned from a six week journey through Alaska and Canada. They traveled from Hayward to Seattle then aboard the SS Aleutian to Seward visiting Ketchikan Juneau Cordova and Valdez. They rode the Alaskan railroad to Fairbanks and back to Anchorage then sailed aboard the SS Roland to Seattle and drove home via Victoria and Vancouver. Highlights included Mt McKinley park the University of Alaska Fairbanks Buchard Gardens and Stanley Park. The trip yielded memories of close views of Columbia Glacier and many scenic sights.
James Roosevelt rejected claims he and brother Franklin D Roosevelt Jr rewrote Loch Lomond with a political jab to favor the White House. He told NBC television he has no such idea and aims to govern California, while his brother is eyed as a possible Democratic candidate for New York governor.
Firemen used mops and I beams along with hoses to contain 1280 gallons of gasoline spilled when a gasoline transport hit a parked car in Plymouth Indiana. They worked about four hours mopping and sweeping the fuel into a sewer.
Mrs. Lotte Fuld, Israeli citizen and UN Speakers Research Committee member, spoke at the East Bay Women's Press Club in Berkeley. She described Israel's democracy, immigration pressures, and national resilience, praising Hadassah's aid and noting shortages in teachers and professionals amid population growth.
August to September events listed for Hayward and Castro Valley include Fourth annual Ree-flesta on August 2 at Woes hail. public dances at Dania dni and UPC hall. August 5 Sacramento State Fair in California. August 24 Fummago at UPC. August 26 dance with Hayward area recreation. September 2 lodge events and rummage sales. September 29 Falk square dance. October 16 general election registration day. charity fund drives and ski club meetings noted. attendees urged for local clubs and church groups across Hayward, Castro Valley, and surrounding areas.
Hayward families Maurice D. Castle Joseph Van Arkle and Beth of Willowcourt join UC alumni camp Lady of the Golden Bear at Pinecrest. Camp sits at 5406 feet, 165 miles east of Berkeley, offering swimming boating fishing and hiking with discussions around the camp fire led by Cal professors.
Department President Belle G Kohler of Santa Rosa paid an official visit to Admiral W T Sampson Auxiliary 41 Hayward United Spanish War Veterans on Wednesday Aug 16 A luncheon was served at the Veterans Memorial building with members of Camp 65 Admiral Sampson and the auxiliary in attendance Notable guests included Lui Craigie Betty Bassett past national president and other department leaders A drill team performed under Mrs Johnston and civil work participants named among them Florence Foster Cora Rogers Mabel Healy and others
Area movie listings show Lorenzo Theatre presenting Ma and Pa Kettie Go to Eat with showings at 8:45 p.m. and other titles like Winchester at the Ritz Bath with 6:46 and 10:12 p.m. starts. Hayward Theatre screens Annie Get Your Gun at 2:44 p.m. and 9:56 p.m. plus Lucky Loser at 1:34 p.m., 5:05 p.m., 8:48 p.m. Motor Movies reruns Ma and Pa Go to Town at 8:55 p.m. and 12:10 p.m. and The Golden Pwenties at 1:41 p.m.
Police pointed out limits to Mr and Mrs Lynn Cargill after Mrs Cerill drove without a license. Her husband had one and was fined for allowing an unlicenced vehicle. Costs were assessed against Mrs Cerill.
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