Centerville Bank Opens New Quarters Morning Ceremony
Centerville's Bank of America branch opened in its new $195,000 quarters at 165 North Main Street with scores of customers and well wishers on hand. Manager Loren C. Marriott Kenter noted the modern, spacious facility, expansive parking, and a streamlined glass topped teller counter. Open house runs 7:20 to 9:30 p.m. with souvenirs and balloons for children.
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Centerville
Bank of America
Main Street
Loren C. Marriott Kenter
al Snyder
Stanley Gary
Oll Bank
Marriott
Financial Center
Indenco
Oakland
Continental Service Company
San Francisco
Coal Bank of America
Mary Rodriguez
Baywood Annexation Debate Voices Clash At School
Baywood Annexation Committee rejected a public debate invitation from the Committee for Status Quo. The 7:30 pm Baywood School meeting will proceed, with annexation supporters invited to face opposing views. Spokespersons vow continued boycott of petitions for annexation or incorporation.
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Baywood
Committee For Status Quo
Baywood Annexation Committee
Status Up Group
Baywood School
Walter Deininger
Annexation Committee
Hayward
Castra Valley
Cops Hart In Crash Continues From Page One
Officers Lippold and Hart were involved in a crash after pursuing a suspected hit and run driver. Hart was briefly unconscious and released. Lippold feared a serious head injury. The other driver, 30 to 60 years old with a woman in the car, appeared intoxicated. A small fire at 285 Redbud Lane caused minor damage due to an overheated refrigerator.
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Lippgold
Lovser
Lippald
Hart
Stille
Lippold
Levitc Hospital
Ahe Irene
Redbud Lane
Stuart K Beaty
Obituaries for Lightner Hibbert Hayward residents
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Ray V Lightner 87 of Hayward and William G Hibbert 48 of Hayward. Lightner native of Coalport Pennsylvania survived by Lenora his widow son Raymond grandchild and several brothers. Hibbert Texas native hospital custodian husband of Gertrude Hibbert father of Lloyd Jackie and stepfather Janet Logan. Services set for August 21 and 31 1955 at Sorensen Brothers Chapel Hayward with entombment at Sunset Mausoleum Berkeley and Lone Tree Cemetery.
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Fay V. Lightner
Hayward
Coalport
Penn
Lightner
theLustiz
Moose Lodge
Salinas
Clawster, Road
Lenora L
Raymond P. Lightner
Dallas
Pradeliie
Carl Izhner
Lexnoore
Calif
Porter
Soulsby
Charles Lightner
Clinton Lightner
Rock Springs
Wyo
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
Hay Ware
Sunset
Mausoleum
Berkeley
Pratt-Fliers Tertuary
William G. Hibbert
Mandarin Avenue
Texas
Mr. Hibbert
Gertrude Hibbert
Lloyd
Jackie Hibbert
Janet Logan
Ann Davis
Oakland
Laura Wade
Jewelry
Lone Tree Cemetery
Je Ne Mibbert
Jackie
Fics
Ano- Devil
Jewel Tyree
Pratt Files
Lou "C ™ Steed
WSS
Lone Tree
Ray V. Linnter
Lenora CL. Lightner
Carl Lightner
Lemoore
Sorensen Bros
B” Street
Uns
Hays Ward Post Office Opens Second Class Mail
The Daily Review notes the Hayward California postoffice has entered second class mail under congressional act of March 1879. Communications should be addressed to P.O. Box 12a in Hays Ward.
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the Daily Review
Postoffice
Hays Ward
California
Congress
P.O. Box
Omnia
Castro Valley Picnic Winners Honor Queens Day
C V Picnic winners crowned in a pageant with Joanne Warren Miss Castro Valley 1953 presiding as queen. Contests included watermelon and pie eating won by C V Picnic participants Glen Pridtchett and Patty Bower, with other event victors in races, baseball throw, and balloon dog title. Castro Valley Community Band performed an afternoon concert followed by Joe Tomsic’s combo at 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. dance sets.
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Glen Pridtchett
Patty Bower
Kathleen Moran
Joe Rideau
Tom Newman
Dianna Shelby
Jack Gayle
Robert Reed
Laura Orrey Waspiris
Joanne Warren
Castro Valley
Jodack, Stewart
Associated Stationers’ Valley
At & P.m
Joe Tomsic
Heatwave Pummels Midwest Amid Edith Storm Drift
A heat wave grips the Midwest and Great Plains with Chicago reaching 96.8 degrees, close to a date record, as temperatures soar into the 100s in Kansas and Iowa. Forecasters warn no relief until midweek while Hurricane Edith weakens and veers toward Bermuda. Rain showers edge in from the Louisiana coast into eastern Oklahoma.
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United Press
Edith
U. S
Bermuda
Midwest
Great Plains
Chicago
Histos
Eatherman
Kansas
Iowa
Louisiana
Oklahoma
McAllester
Okla
New York Stocks and Local Finance Journal Note
A dense market summary lists stocks from major exchanges including New York and San Francisco. The report cites American Telephone American Tobacco Westinghouse Electric General Electric General Motors and Caterpillar among others with figures in Treasury deposits and bank clearings for the current fiscal year. It also notes a Kiwanis meeting in San Lorenzo at 7 30 p m at the American Trust Bank venue.
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Si & Co
New York Banks Exchange
Sands
Tisco
NEW York Stock Exchange
lAarmerican Tobacco
Amer. Rad & Ltd
San 83
al Fay
Atchison RR
Zelerbach Douglas Aviation
General Electric
General Motors
Atbuyers
Treasury
Westinghouse Electric
San Francisco
Publi Debr
Angeles
San Lorenzo Kiwanis
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo “Kiwanis Club
American Trust — Bank of
Greanien
Kaiser Séelsass Lansendorf Bakeries
Min Ful Supply
Sermanente Cement Tenn
Ree
Tomercow
Villa Lorenzo
Hale
Utah
Con
Migat Gathe
Four Hour Gun Battle Ends in Man's Death in Detroit
Detroit police fought a four hour gun battle with 44 year old Charles Tauber Rolling, a Tennessee visitor staying with a nephew gun collector, firing to defend a hive of bees and threatening a woman. Two officers were hurt as the man fired shotgun blasts and rifle fire before dying.
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Detroit
INS
Tennessee
Charles Tauber
Leome
Dogs Bite Men More Than Women In County Survey
Arlington officials report a four year survey showing dogs in the county bit men at a two to one ratio over women. The finding comes as spring dog bite season begins and highlights the need for precautions.
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Arlington
County Health Department
Sinatra Faces Million Dollar Contract Suit
Hollywood reports Frank Sinatra is sued for breach of contract by 20th Century Fox over his exit from Carousel. The suit in New York claims he abandoned a Maine shoot after receiving 150000, arguing he was contracted for two processes for one price. The studio contends the two processes are not two pictures and this is not unusual.
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Louella C. Parsons
Hollywood
INS
Sinatra
Century-Fox Film Corporation
Supreme Court of New York
Frankie
California
Boothbay
Maine
Simpet
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