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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1956
Page
9
Dear readers seek counsel on romance and social rules as Dorothy Dix weighs in on a mother's worry over her son's relationship, a breakup over pride, age gaps in engagement, parental limits on dating, and guidance on handling gossip and late apologies, with practical prompts for readers to write in.
San Leandro volunteers gather at Bancroft Junior High School for a 7:30 PM Christmas party. Carrie Webb chairs the event and has logged the most hours since the post opened in April. County and Air Force officials will attend with staff members and local merchants providing food and decorations.
Fremont Dr Ed Bauer newly elected president of the Fremont Knights of the Round Table will be installed Jan 16 by District Governor H Hamilton San Jose at the International Kitchen Elected with Dr Bauer to serve this next year were Dr Ed Yee Vice President Dwight Brown secretary and Martin Dellner treasurer New directors are Clyde Vorhees James Vieth and Arthur Relshaw
A 9000 square foot Irvington market is slated to open within six months on a one acre site on South Broadway opposite Second Street. Charles and Harry Jones, owners of the Irvington supermarket on North Broadway, announced plans for the new facility with a porcelain enamel front and tit-up concrete construction. The store will feature a 150 car parking lot surrounding the building.
An item reads that society notices must be mailed to the Daily Review Society Editor with time date and event name. The Morland Dads club will open Morland School at West and Eden avenues for a square dance on January 12.
Pattern advertisement offers time saving sewing with a step-in jumper and blouse designed for figure fit and alteration. Includes 248 yard tissue, easy directions on each tissue, price 85 cents, address Pattern Bureau Daily Review Box 42 Old Chelsea Station New York, NY.
Balloting on 1957 officers for the South San Leandra Merchants association will be completed Jan. 3, according to President Joseph W. Smith. Members may vote by mail and write in selections or choose from candidates Todd Malone president Arnold Almason Gil Pouliot vice president Chuck Branch Wally Hahn Ruth Laughlin Evelyn Mills Ralph Runava Joe Smith and Bob Tageson directors (3).
Fragmented list of crossword clues with garbled spellings and partial answers. Includes entries like Uncle Portico Applaud and various numbered clues for seeds, lamps, languages, musical instruments, and other terms. The text is an OCR-like jumble with inconsistent capitalization and missing letters.
A report notes aspirin may keep blood fluid, aiding flow to heart and brain, while authorities warn risks from promiscuous use. Some say small amounts help, but larger doses can cause excessive bleeding, especially before surgery or for ulcers. Doctors advise one or two tablets daily only with medical guidance.
A list of birth notices includes many names with addresses and dates. Castro Ree, Grier Nor n nue, Willard Kell Street, Heather Court, Seminole Way, Pompano Avenue, and other streets record Dec 13 to Dec 16 births. Several entries note boys and girls with ages and locations.
A fragmented notice lists individuals Rosman Timothy of San Leandro and Arker Jean of San Lorenzo with addresses on Maud Avenue in San Lorenzo and Barbara Tavares at 96 Via Linda. The document mentions a date in December and references Astro Valley, unclear due to OCR errors.
Police rushed to a residence on Stevenson Drive after a Christmas cry for help. They found a Toledo University student locked inside by classmates, with authorities working to gather facts about the incident.
Ms Biss Striké advertises colorful one day embroidery motifs for kitchen towels as shower gifts. Pattern 7311 includes two sewer transfers for daily use, each about inches. Send twenty five cents for first class mailing to The Daily Review Household Arts Dept. New York with name address zone and pattern number. Alice Brooks needlecraft book offers stuning designs and many more patterns, 25 cents for copy.
A teen asks how to persuade parents to allow a June marriage to a 19-year-old. The column warns maturity and timing matter, urges delaying at least a year if unsure, and notes statistics show teenage marriages have the least chance of lasting success. The editors invite more questions for the CHILD CARE column.
Four students were chosen for Rhodes scholarships after competition with peers from six southwestern states. The select committee at California Institute of Technology named George W. Baer of Palo Alto a Stanford history senior, Roger D. Hansen of San Carlos a Yale history senior, Donald W. Hansen of Salt Lake City a Utah history senior, and Dennis V. Moran of Tucson an Arizona English and philosophy graduate student.
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