Oldest New York private eye on wives and money
Alexander Cohen, New York's veteran private investigator, claims women are highly jealous and financially driven, estimating about 15 percent of cases involve real suspicion. He charges 240 dollars daily plus expenses, shadows spouses in the afternoon, and notes men cheat but are more candid about it. He opposes working wives, linking money to desire, and cites love in the afternoon as a recurring theme.
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New York State
Alexander Cohen
Cohen
Alexander
S. Alexander
S. Alex
Sny
Jong
Spices Stretch Budget Meals In Everyday Cooking
A cooking column advises using spices to lift affordable meats and staples. Start with 1/4 teaspoon to 1/2 teaspoon blends like paprika and pepper family relatives per pound, testing a white pepper or chili powder if desired, to improve pot roasts stews and soups. Includes tips on browning meats and dressing rice or noodles with color and flavor.
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Virginia Kackanims Bhatt
Erémont Club Meeting Change
The Erémont Women's Club alters monthly meetings to the third Thursday each month in the fall season. President Mrs Hazel Yancy states business meetings begin 7:45 p.m. with programs to follow.
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Ement Women's Club
Hazel Deer
Yancy
Lonta Meets To Hear Bee Assemblyman Carlos Bee
Zon 4a Club invites members to a Monday night dinner with Assemblyman Carlos Bee as guest speaker Leone Ward introduces the legislator. Meeting at 230 pm at Pioneer Village 1043 McArthur Blvd San e.
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Carlos Bee
Leone Ward
Toto
Pioneer Vilere
McArthur Blvd
Sane
Eden Auxiliary 1139 Launches Members Drive
Eden Auxiliary 1139 members drive runs through October with two teams. A progress report will be given at the club meeting Wednesday and a social in honor of Rose Freitas will follow the session.
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Eden Auxiliary
Eagles
Rose’ Freitas
Gardner-Campbell Betrothal Revealed at Dinner Party
The engagement of Janice Carol Gardner to Gary L. Campbell was announced at a Saturday dinner party hosted by the Campbells. About 40 friends attended a festive event in Castro Valley with balloons and notes attached, while earlier family news came at a Sunday gathering. Gardner, a Hayward High School graduate from the class of 1955, is a secretary in Oakland. Campbell is a UC engineering student and Demolay affiliate. No wedding date yet as plans await his college completion.
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Janice Carol Gardner
Gary L. Campbell
John C. Campbell
Alana Rd. Castro Valles
Orvile B. Gardner
Catalina Dr
Castro Valley
Stephen M. Williams
Saratoga
Calif
Gary
Hayward High School
Oakland
Castro Valley Bethel
Jon
University of California
American Society of Civil Engineers
de- Molay
Campbell
High Studie
University
Careb Capers Set For September 7 In Fremont
Careb Chapter at Children's Hospital of the East Bay plans its annual Careb Capers for September 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the PG and E Hall on PG and E Road Fremont. Entry restricted to members and partners with a hard times party theme featuring buffet supper and games. Organizers include Fred Duvall Ben Alward Ralph Donahue and Dr and Mrs Richard Delts.
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Careb
Children’s Hospital of the
East Bay
Wil
PG and E Hall
E-Rd
Fremont
Entertainment
Messrs
and Mnes
Fred’ Duvall
Ben Alward
Ralph Donahue
Sis
Richard Delts
Protecting Our Bottoms With Plasticine Finish
A fragment references protecting bottoms using polished plastic finish and repeated wipes as a cleaning method. The exact meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR but centers on cleansing and protective skincare. It mentions a daily routine of wiping to keep skin clean.
Hayward City Notes Residents Travel And Local Moves
Local residents journal trips and visits including Police Chief Ray Hassell visiting Hayward, Leonard Lustig touring Honolulu as an RCA Whirlpool distributor, and several Castro Valley families vacationing at Pinecrest Tuolomne Lake Tahoe and Disneyland. Also noted are new staff at Allen's Ranch School, and the Gaulin family moving into Eden Gardens Area Hayward.
German Theme For Party Of Medical Group
The ward at the Ewing Rd. o¢ Dr. and Mrs. John Vasko of Castro Valley will be transformed into a German Beer Garden on Sept. 14 for the second annual barbecue given by the Southern Branch of Alameda County Medical Association Auxiliary. Festivities start at 6:30 p.m. with cocktail hour, winner will follow, and dancing to Hi-Fi music supplied by Dr. F. M. Thornburg. General chairmanship under Mrs. Jack Singleton, invitations and reservations by Mrs. F. V. Stampfli, decorations under Mrs. R. M. Kniseley, hostesses led by Mrs. Gregory Thomas, and entertainment and beverages organized by others.
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Ewing Rd
John Vasko
Castro Valley
Alameda County Medical Association
F. M. Thornburg
Jack Singleton
F. V. Stampfli
R- M. Kniseley
Gregory Thomas
John Vaske
James Sylvester
Mies
Morris Tandetta
Arthur Abbott
Richard Reedy
G. 8. Stephens
Gerald Weidman
George Fraser
J. O. Shaffer
Phi Chapter Program Set By New Committee Chairmen
Phi Chapter of Bete Sigma Pi Sorority outlines a year plan in a board meeting led by new president Mrs Wayne Wolfe. Officers include Ralph Swanson vice president John Metcalf recording secretary Martin Ag Jen corresponding secretary Henry Schroeder treasurer. Committee chairmen include Mrs Harry Little social with aides Sam Lama Fred Shew Robert English Marshall Perry Jamey Galloway. Del Aragon heads welfare and service with Mrs George Marmont. Mrs Walter Kivett heads ways and means with aides Merle Cruz Tom Bradley Clint Jones Al Yen Aquilino Frank West. publicity led by Mrs Ralph Spayde and Mrs Jack Whitehead. Mrs Charles Nagle historian Joe Nicholson Dick Farrer pro tem Ralph Swanton Jack Whitehead. membership Jones parliamentarian Marmont auditor Lema yearbook Bradley Wolfe city council delegates West Civil Defense. Regular meetings second and fourth Mondays resume in September. The club did only social events during vacation period.
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Wolfe
Ralph Swanson
John’. Metcalf
Martin ‘Ag Jen
Henry Schroeder
Harry Little
Sam ‘Lama
Fred Shew
Robert” English
Marshall “Perry
Jamey:Galloway
Del
Ralph” Swanton
Jack Whitehead
Jones
Marmont
Lema
Bradley
West
Township Juniors Honor Members at Annual Tea
The Washington Township Country Clubhouse in Fremont hosted the Annual Tea for its Junior Membership on Tuesday afternoon. Attendees entered under floral displays and corsages, with a receiving line featuring club leaders and special new members. The event showcased handmade clothing and novelties, directed by Mrs. Paul Melvin, with music by soloist Mrs. Edward Schoonover and readings by Mrs. Herd.
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Washington Township
Fremont
Parrish Ave
Mmee
Paul Driggs
Edward Chadbourne
James Herd Jr
Fred Ludden
Robert Peters
Mmes
Roger Brenneis
A. EB
Clendensing
Charles Gallatin
Leonard Hail
John Nail
Charles Purtle
Robert Seaver
Edward Shannon
Lloyd Stark
Arnold Twist
W F. Lamoreaux
George Hoy
Ronald Overacker
Donald Branson
Paul Melvin
Edward Schoonover
Herd
State Officers Visit Druid Unit at Oakland Meeting
Doralma Circle 174 of the Ancient Order of Durds meets Wednesday at 8 15 pm in the Key System Building 410 First Street Oakland for the annual official visit of grand arch druidess Irene Marks of Oakland and staff of California Nevada. Betty Davenport presides with her staff. committees include Blakeslee Anderson Sanderson Pimentel O Hare for decorations tables and gifts. Escort tear members are McLeod McConnell Kelly Braz il Gonzales.
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Doralma
Key System
Fh St
Oakland
Grand Arch Druidess
Irene Marks
California
Nevada
Betty Davenport
Arch Druidess
Patricia Blakeslee
Marie Anderson
Maud Sanderson
Janet Pimentel
Martha “O’hare
Beverly McLeod
Dorothy “McConnell
Bonnie and Floyd Kelly
William’ Brazil
Mae Gonzales
Proctor School Staff To Be Feted At Luncheon
The Proctor School faculty and staff will be honored at a luncheon on August 30 at 12 30 p m in the school multipurpose room at Redwood and Proctor Roads Castro Valley The event is sponsored by the executive board with Mrs Robert Friery as general chairman and Mrs Melvin Beyer handling decorations A coffee hour will follow as part of the plan to welcome back mothers and help new members get acquainted.
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Proctor School
Redwood
Proctor Rads
Castro Valley
Robert Friery
Melvin Beyer
Wedding Attire Highlights From IDES Ball Reception
The bride wore a pale pink carnation bouquet and a matching floral band in her hair. Mrs Dominguez wore a blue floral print dress with a blue jacket and black accessories. The Benedicts’ mother wore old rose lace with black accents. The wedding party and guests went to the IDES Ball at 1108 C St Hayward for the reception, then the newlyweds headed to Southern California before settling in Hayward.
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California
Shower Honors Bride Elect Lynn Weaver
Miss Lynn Weaver, soon to wed Kenneth Leal on September 1, was feted at a bridal shower Wednesday night hosted by Rosalind Lovey of Napa Patricia Steward and Jackie Lay of Hayward. Attendants and Napa Junior College classmates attended at the Lovey home. Both sides attend Napa school and Weaver will be home Monday for final wedding prep before the Trinity Episcopal Church ceremony. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Ly Weaver of 762 Lilly Ave Hayward.
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Lynn Weaver
Kenneth Leal
Rosalind Lovey
Napa
Patricia Steward
Jackie Lay
Hayward
Lovey
Napa Junior College
Miss Weaver
Nape
Trinity Episcopal Church
Paul Ly Weaver
Lilly Ave
VFW Auxiliary Plans Fall Meeting and Party
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary to Post 3617 will hold its first fall meeting Monday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Mary Watlington’s home, 8116 Seven Hills Rd, Casero Valley. After the business session, a white elephant party and refreshments follow. Mrs. Martha Chick, president, invites charter and new members. wives, sisters, and mothers of veterans may join by contacting Mrs. Chick at LA 1475.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars ‘Auxiliary
Mary Watlington
Seven Hills Rd
Casero Valley
Martha Chick
Mabel van Otsdale
Chick
LA 1475
Soroptimists Plan Conclave In Hayward
Mildred Hall begins her Soroptimist International of Hayward presidency for the club year. The group met at Hayward Methodist Church with a budget adopted. Deputy Sheriff Petersen spoke on community defense and fallout precautions, introduced by Estelle Edmonds. Hayward Soroptimists host Presidents Council of the East Bay on Sept 7 at Mildred Rossini’s Castro Valley home, with 30 guests expected and luncheon served.
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Mildred Hall
Soroptimist International of
Hayward
Petersen
Hast.Bay
Mildred Rossini
Castro Valley
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Gary Campbell
Angus Studio Photo
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Lonta
Gardner-Campbell
Thomas Kastanos
Les Mere Club
William Stavosky
Dol
San Lorenzo
St. Rose Hospital
St. Rose
Hayward-Carpenter's Hall
Mattox Ra
Careb Capers
Fc Prsaley Priorat
Ray Hassell
Childress, Tex
BK. D. King
Central Ct
Leonard Lustig
Honolulu
Lustig
RCA Whirlpool Company
David Horn
Donne
Denia
Stevan
James Ave
Pinecrest
Turlock Lake
Tom Egen
Pat Jim
Suay
Vernon
Tuolomne
Jack D. Cook
Valerie
Leek
Sandy Rd
Disneyland
Bliss Park
Lake Tahoe
Douglas Moorehouse
Janice and
Scott
Arcadian Dr
Albert Silva
Leoti
Donna
Joseph
The
Are
Cation
Wright's Lake
Don « ‘Oakes
Joanné
Corinne
Mattey
Castro Valdey
Jerry Bonora
Blackwood’ Ave
Mexico
Bonora
Enes
B. F. Rolf
Modesto St
Boulder Creek
Peggy Lou Snyder
Amarillo
Tex
Bluefield
James Buffer
Faris
Butler
Eden Gardens
E.R. Gaulin
Bennington Ln
Gaulins
Meekland-Ava
Spain
Pilar Ferrano
San Sebastian
Thas
Garcia
Thomas Garcia
11Th St
Joseph Garcia
John Munoz
Munoz
Jo Ann Garcia
Gary Sifran
Benedict
Jo Ann
Party of Medical Group
Phi
Phi Chapter
Bete” Sigma Pini Sorority
Pam
Wayne Wolfe
Ae Cranes Ave
Castro
Yaleey
Proctor
del Yocum
Woman's
California State Fair and Exposition
Gregory Garcia
VFW
Soroptimists
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