Eden Church Dedication Sets Service at Bridge and Fairh Streets
Eden Church plans a Sunday dedication of its new social and sanctuary building at the corner of Bridge and Fairh streets. A procession will move from the old to the new structure prior to the dedication rites led by Rev. Richard Norberg. Speakers include Rev. Erick Johnson, Rev. Godfrey Mathews, and G. G. Hisshelwond with Tae Hugh Vernon White of the Pacific School of Religion discussing foundations for early church growth. About 700 to 800 guests are expected for the public event and reception.
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Richard Norberg
Fréderick P. Jonnson
Godfrrey Mathews
Klamath Falls
Ore
G Hisshelwond
Trinity Episcopal Church
Hayward
Tae
Hugh Vernon White
Pacific School of Religion
Berkeley
BAC
Betty Spavies
Chatve
Tel Chureh
Clyde Kehwarte
Wees
Scott Maymoand
Paulsen
Hayward Upton High Iistries
Itlee
Iuifelirig Con
Philip Faber Dies After Illness at Navy Hospital
Philip Faber, 24, of Mayayare, died yesterday at a naval hospital after a prolonged illness. He lived in Hayward three years and worked as a lit tor at Ravana Brothers yrirket. Funeral services will be held at Kevenson Brothers chapel with Rev. Paul Whodes officiating. Interment will follow at Cone Townberg. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Raber of Conrad and Hayward, a sister and two brothers.
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Mayayare
Ov Knoll Navil
Hey
Ravana Brothers Yrirket
Kevenson Brothers Chapel
Paul Whodes
Wirst Presbyterian Ehtirely
Hayward Afficiathitg
Cone
Townberg
Maher
Canond
Mantana
Ain
Raber
Conrad
Mys. P. A
Cithel
Tagwanel
Myc Med
Renton
Washington
Milenio Pabor
Con- Hil
We Brothers
John Raber
Hayward
Ted Aber
Rhodes Heads Baumberg Improvers Meeting Minutes
A chaotic OCR reading details a Baumberg Improvers meeting held Thursday night at MEL. Members like Gark Pal, Tern Wil, Will Wilken, Tins, Les Will, William Crivela, and Valentine Lenn voted to move meeting times to the first and third Thursdays of each month. Officials included Joseph Honiley and Kenneth Jack as presidents. Edwin Willensen, TR. O. Richy, and Lester Paul elected as commissioners. Christmas holidays noted for Hayward area schools, with terms ending and reopening dates unclear due to garbled text.
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Bauamberg
Bnproy
Finn
Joseph Honiley
Jack Ehfet
Cemarmiasionnys
Edwin Willensen
TR. O. Richy
Lester Paul
Berkeley Theater Fire Suppressed by Quick Actions
A Berkeley cinema faced a potential disaster when a heater sparked a blaze in the projector room during a packed screening. Projectionist Carl Gaubo shut off the machine and activated fire curtains sealing the room. Patrons were evacuated as smoke filled the theater, and a patron's husband helped extinguish the fire with a fire extinguisher, aided by five firefighters who battled the blaze.
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Val- Joy
Berkeley
Carl Gaubo
Vie Bulldinte
Cureille
Riwkeeler
PUC Studies PG and E Rate Hike Bid
The California Public Utilities Commission reviews Pacific Gas and Electric’s request for a six percent rate rise. PG and E officials defend the need, citing long-term stability and potential future hikes. Public hearings include officials from multiple California cities and state agencies. The proceeding aims to assess impact on 1,284,000 domestic and commercial customers. A separate divorce case is noted, with details of the petitioner and spouse.
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San
Pacific Ons
Wleetrie Co
California
Jaméa S
Moulton
Tiph
Davrease
Weather Summary Update For The Weekend
Showers today and tonight then clearing Sunday. Cold and brisk this afternoon and tonight. Sunday night remains cool with lingering clouds. Yesterday's high and today's low not specified in readable details.
Foothill Manor Club Leaves Ashland Community Council
The Foothill Manor association voted to end membership in the Ashland Community Council citing no progress over the year. They opposed annexation plans to San Leandro, declined to back turning Club Alabama into a community center, and chose to sponsor a Brownie troop and local Cub Scout packs.
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Foothill Manor Association
Ashland Community Council
Witcher
Thomas Jefferson School
Ashland
San Leandro
Pils
Foothill Mangsuvndion
Atenition Tates
Alabam
Foothill Manor
Heckett-Federight
Foothill
Jefferson School
New York Dry Friday saves water praise to housewives
New York credited housewives with saving about 10 percent of the city’s water during a drought crisis. City officials cited upstate reservoirs feeding 1,096,000 households as the reason for the success while men faced Bronx cheers for not cooperating. A poll showed 75 percent of housewives followed conservation advice, though many men skipped baths and shaving.
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New York
Bronx
U.R
Menfalk
Upstate
Stephen J. Catney
Tle
Asker
Mont
Wall Street
Telephone Courtesy Film Shown at Hayward High
Representatives from Pacific Telephone and Telegraph presented a motion picture on telephone courtesy to Carlos Bee's speech class at Hayward High School on Thursday night. Worthington of San Francisco demonstrated the artificial larynx with W G Miller assisting. Mrs Charlotte Warendorf introduced the visitors and the Christmas program ended the meeting.
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Representmives
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Carlos Bee
Hayward
de. Worthington
San Francisco
Pop
W. G. Miller
Worthington
Charlotte Warendorf
Bee
W. W. Cole
Patersie T. & T
Mussatti predicts California growth to top U.S. by 1970
James Mussatti, head of the California State Chamber of Commerce, told the Say Le andra chamber that California could surpass all states in population by 1970. He cited population, income, and employment as essentials, noting per capita income has stayed well above the national average while rapid growth strains water, labor, and taxes.
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California
James Alsatti
Thefornia State Chamber
Ecqumerce
Leandra Chamber of
Commoerce
Onstad
Mussatti
Sinfe
Californas
Rasgerund
Alameda minister jailed by mistake in Memphis robbery chase
Rev. Barene J. Boags a 20 year old Alameda California minister said he was not angry after being jailed in Memphis on a mistaken arrest tied to a red light traffic signal during a robbery chase. He was fingerprinted mugged weighed and given a venereal disease test before police learned the car had Michigan plates and proper registration.
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Dublin
St. Paul's Hospital
Livermore
Wiliam J. Mello
Ayrinave
Ada Davis
Livermare
Jha
Gainey
Westfall
Pleasanton
Q. Westfall
Ve Mellor
Mello
Davis
Abe
WestTil
Dougherty Road
Howe
Hutlee
Piail
Livernove
Rayneid High School
Yesterdy
Foothill
Blaer
Babe” Hervler
Hayward
Éehoo
Dhecause
Peressioostll Boulevard
Ebe
Tierrier
Smokey
Farmews
Smnotsey
Maroon Ford
Jar
Avere
Wet
Alameda
Memphis
Tenn
Soul
Barene J. Boags
Calif
Claude Armour
Michigan
Armes
Telfert
Higgs
Detroit
Lake Charles
Anitalgen
Armour
Beggs
Sex crime bills near passage in California legislature
In Sacramento, sex crime legislation and transfer of old age pension administration to counties near final passage in a special session. Senate passed a set of sex crime penalties while Assembly had approved similar bills. one set would make sex killing of a child first degree murder with death penalty in absence of leniency. A five year sentence was set for raping a child with no prior sex record, and offender registration requirements were tightened. Pension administration bills allocating 8.2 million for county pension expenses also moved forward, with Assembly moves largely intact. Additional measures, including a state-wide general pension discussion and ethics probes, were delayed or referred to committees as session actions continued.
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Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
House
Ways and Means
Vernoy Kilpattiox
D. Los Anygeles
Earle Warren
Gordon Hatin
Los Angeles
Artie Samish
Randal Dickey
Alamadda
Actin
Senate Rules Committee
Spain
Stewart
Pasadena
Senate Committee
New Laws Needed To Reemploy State Welfare Workers
SACRAMENTO UP The attorney general office said new laws are needed to reemploy welfare workers in counties under Proposition No 2 An opinion was released Myrtle Willan social welfare director under Proposition A The opinion states the personnel board should combine state and county social welfare workers on a single seniority list to decide layoffs.
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Sacramento
Downey's Committee Pushes Independent Study on Bay Crossing
After nearly two weeks of testimony on bay area transport and a second crossing, Senator Sheridan Downey urged a sculpt and careful investigation by skilled engineers. Evidence showed the East Bay opposes a parallel crossing, while polls favored a southern crossing. stakeholders argued for the southern route and criticized state plans as wasteful.
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Sheridan Downey
Ala ‘Meda County, Industries, Inc
Duy Bridge
Patricki McDonough
Industries Group
Bay Industries
Fred Cox
Downey
Ares
Senate
Cox
Cog
Dentist Opens Office Here in Marthcourt
Dr Chestar C Tong dentist opens office on Hot Cas ra street in Marthcourt. He was born in Galeland and trained at University of California College of Dentistry class of 140. Interned in San Prancisces hospitals. Former army dental surgeon four years overseas. Became instructor at University of California. Member of California and Alameda County Dental societies and American Society of Dentistry for Children.
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Chestar C. Tong
Ling
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