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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1949
Page
5
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A dense, era-tinged scan shows a long, jammed list of TV and radio programings, stations, guests, and times. Names such as KNBC KCBS KGO KERC KCHS NBC and hosts like Jack Smith Shaw appear among program cues, interspersed with times and frequent station identifiers, suggesting a schedule page.
Vaughn D. Seidel, superintendent of Alameda County Schools, was named to serve on Governor Earl Warren's Continuing Committee on Mental Health. The panel, chaired by Dr. A. S. Ranvenheimer of USC, emerged from a governor's conference on mental health held last March and has helped turn some recommendations into California law with support from the State Department of Mental Hygiene.
Public notices list a series of December events in Hayward including concerts by Der 12 Rudolfs and Violinist Toss Spivakaveky at Hayward Union High School and the Arts Area, a Turkey Dinner fundraiser by Pomo Council and Improved Order of Uin Nod Mun, a Cagley Christmas party at Beat Harte School, a public whist at St Johns parish hall, a homemade Gandia sale by Hill Coady American Legion Auxiliary, and a January firefighting association event at Charland High School gym.
Mrs Winnie Cain at El Taneho Kitchen recovers after a sprained wrist. Ed Louis, president of Fair way stores, is a guest at the Gastro Valley Merchants Association dinner. Sam Tolaro of Pivot Diggers and Valley Food Center plans a hospital outing. Mrs Raymonnt Bauer is active after a siege. Betty Hudspeth has recovered from a cold. Bobbie Dingwnick and Mrs Revert Dimamick spent two days in bed but feel well now. The Downard family from Christensen Lane plans a trip to Kansas City to visit relatives. Eleanor De Mello hosted cousins Manny Madeiros and Providence group at 115 Cedar Street. Little Carolyn Medeiros celebrated her fifth birthday at a cedar street party hosted by Aunt Eleanor.
In the Superior Court of California Alameda County executor Julius T. Talley announces sale of decedent Eleanor E. Ferguson’s real property in Eden Township Alameda County. Bids at private sale with terms: cash down, balance on court confirmation. Sale date after first publication, with taxes, fees, and encumbrances paid by purchaser.
Chicago dealer Beituin Dept 49 advertises the Phantomold hearing aid claiming it frees deaf users from wearing a receiver button. The device supposedly provides clear hearing, allows music, and offers home trials with a brochure upon request, priced around four dollars.
The Danish Brotherhood announces its list of new officers for the coming term. Officers include Oasis Rougeard as president and Ossie Rougaard as vice president. others are dack Whitaker, AB. Christensen, Ivner Paulsen, Frank Coldgyburgh, and Ileiser as trustee. Two new members were invited at Thursday’s Dania hall meeting. Installation is set for January 12 at Dania hall with State president Norman Anker of Oakland expected to attend as installing officer. Sick list includes Hans Vejby Hans Uenningsen and John Madsen.
A dense list of December youth activities across schools and centers. Beginners and intermediate folk dance groups meet nightly at various locations including high schools and village centers. Additional events cover youth theater, square dancing, teen clubs, and daily recreation facilities with times spanning late afternoon to late evening.
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