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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1949
Page
3
The Harly Review from Hayward California dated Wednesday May 31 1942 reports a local news brief. It includes community notices and brief notices typical of a small city newspaper edition.
INDIANAPOLIS A group of six soldiers aged over ten slept late at a Grand Army of the Republic event. National Commander Theodore A. Pentland of Portland, Ore, oldest at 110, led the group, with others including Joseph Cloyse 105 Pontiac Mich, Albert Woolson 102 Duluth Minn, and Robert Barrett 4 Princeton NY. Two members, James Atiste 108 Rad Glen NY and Charles Le, Chicago IL, could not attend. One member fainted en route and was taken to a veterans hospital. he recovered and resumed rest. The six later attended sessions of affiliated GAC organizations.
O'Keefe says Miss America persona is a false front as critics fault a film star and press agents for sensational padding. He argues a broad minded America tolerates façades, while noting many ads and performances rely on visual enhancements.
Gertrude Grant Yeneral services for Miss Gerr ile Mlorence Grant, 78, will be conducted at 8 p.m. Thursday by Pastor Michaed Noberg of Redon Cunproguidotal ohare. Miss Casini resided at 2020 168th Avenue, San Landen, with her mother Pied W. Grant and her aunt Mrs. Izahegh Bloise Leary. She died Monday. The funeral will be at the Oak ane crematory.
The Companions of the Forest of Amevies held their twenty fifth anniversary dinner at Castro Gardens with four members as guests and six present including past officers. 35 year pins were awarded to Mrs Anna Silver and Mrs Elsie Valentino by Mildred Owens, state chief companion. Other guests included Mrs Louise B Dias, a charter member. Various officers attended and special guest Esther Christy, deputy grand chief companion to Bayward circle from California. The program featured talks by charter members and reminiscences from circle mother Nellie Graves.
Mr and Mrs BLM Foster with Monty and Gayle and family members returned Saturday from a two week trip spent in tents and a Brookdale cabin near Santa Cruz. They fished deep sea near Aptos and met the O D Bury family, then visited Grass Valley before a Haymakers folk dance party. They and the Rasmunssen family attended a Marsh Creek picnic with the Oak and Wradtie club.
Cherryland Girls softball team members attended a sponsor dinner Saturday night. Attendees included Aloise Hull Barbara Fette Pat Cunninshaw Beverly Hierry Cavipnea Aut Morris Rita Raas Sylvie Luebker Novia Wilder Rose Meade Dorothy Gill Lois Phimmer and several others. Sponsors listed include Carl's Barbershop Otway's Super Markets Kaiser and Wrazer Motor Sites Bury Cheristhur Nurser Tud's Meat Market Bowen's Service Station Eadsley Electric Sousa's Phimbing Shop Fee ycearan Mii Bets Wonderment Accident Co My Hust Cleaning Vic Hubbard's Garage.
Misa Delores Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs RR Smith of 2204 Princeton Street and Mary Nolting daughter of Mr and Mrs B C Nolting of Meekland Avenue announced their engagement during a recent event They plan nuptials for early 1949 in San Lorenzo The couple intends to reside in San Lorenzo after marriage Both attended Hayward Union High School class of 1948 Miss Smith works at Dr Gauss dental office in San Lorenzo Nolting works as substitute at San Lorenzo post office
Hayward residents hosted a dinner with Miss Leona Hayes and Miss Helen Rekavids of Maynard as early guests. Attendees included Miss Alva Brown dean of women at Stanford, Miss Margaret Dankforth of New York City Recreation, and Miss Lucile Thompson of Southern California, Columbia Concerts representative. Brown and Dankforth toured WAVES fleets at Camp Shine. Ninety nine percent of the air produced in Lie San Joaquin by the process in Fresna.
Peg Cauble of Hayward was honored at a surprise bridal shower at the outdoor patio of Mrs. Ruth Smith 706 Medford Avenue. Guests included former school chums and relatives. Cauble announced engagement to Roland Williams for May 24, with plans for a year marriage. Williams, son of Mrs. Tan Sehwarts, is training at Oakland airport. Cauble works as an accountant at Mont Romery Ward's in Oakland.
The Oakland Board of Park Directors announced a free admission pageant titled Song of City depicting the Mystery of Oakland at Woodminster Amphitheater on Feb 9 10 and 11 evenings at 7 15 with all 7600 hillside seats first come first served and no tickets required. A Sept 5 band concert with the American Federation of Musicians is set for Mosswood Park at 2 30 pm followed by a Lakeside Park event on Admission Day.
The Past Chiefs clu pt Hay ward circle 1313 Companions of the Forest of America met at Louise BE Diss home 1179 Wus sell way on Thursday August 25 for a luncheon and regular business meeting An old fashioned picnic lunch of potato gaoled sandwiches and nicala mole war served to Mmes Elsie Valentine president Emily Breito Moe Marchado Mae Gomes Florenca Williams Margaret Soares Allina Bitting Verba Walker and hostess Lotlise FE Dias
Day Break a film by Church World Service on aiding displaced Europeans will be shown at First Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 7 30 pm Rev Paul B Rhoades pastor will speak The event connects St Johns Berkeley and local Quaker and missionary networks aiming to secure employment and shelter for homeless families through donated household items and support efforts.
Fashion writers predict a shift from symmetric lines to asymmetrical diagonals in necklines, wraps, skirts, hats, and shoes. The trend favors uneven draping and side emphasis, with designers using diagonals to create dramatic, flattering silhouettes. Individual suitability varies. try on to find becoming lines.
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