Visitation Drive Aims to Fund Sunita School Project
The Sunday School Youth Building committee of Faith Luther Church in Valley launched initial home visitation to raise funds for Sunita School. Campaign chair Carl McNerny reported 25,000 of 53,000 goal raised. eight page brochure titled They Depend on You circulated. Committee head Wizard Schiller leads follow up visits. phone LA 20818 to arrange a visit from listed volunteers including Arnie Aarhus Lloyd Jensen and others.
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of the
Faith
Luthor Chrareh Otte Val~ Iley
Sunitas School
Carl McNerny
Wilbird Schiller
Re. Herbert Olson
Slaveb Junker
Sehilier
Evou
Arnie Aarhus
Raylaun Brown
Lloyd Jensen
Clear Juhagun
2 ‘ Ideboek
Fred Knight
Jobt Koeltler
Kennedy McKay
Glenwater
Don Ottun
Cumay
Peterson
Karl Shyder
George Staudish
William Thoviullen
Paul Warnick
Will Subiller
Hunt Foods Payroll in 1957 Sets Company Record
Hayward California heard a report that Hunt Foods payroll at the Hayward plant reached 43 million dollars in 1957, with United Can and Gloset producing containers adding 21.1 million. The combined payroll across all related firms totaled 64 million, the largest in the firm’s history. Guest speaker Marty L. Connor noted payroll stability through year end, with peak activity in the seven month period ending November. The Empire Booster Club and Hayward Chamber of Commerce host weekly meetings at Green Shutter shop, inviting greater community attendance.
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Hayward
Con
Sneoker
Empire Booster Club
Coe
Edward Massa
Pes Romenting
Douglas Smith
Pueile
Rampans
Chicago Meat Scandal Draws Health Probes and Uproar
Chicago restaurants faced closures as health authorities investigated a widening horsemeat scare. Officials ordered several outlets shut after samples yielded questionable meat while investigations also targeted suppliers and drivers involved in alleged horse meat sales.
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Chicago
Siewert
Dessiers
Donald FB. Kivgai
Board of Health
Alhimes
Johny Boyle
Five U S Army Enlisted Men Honored After Death
Fragmentary OCR lists five U S Army enlisted men and mentions honors and commemoration. Names appear scattered including Glydue P and Anderson. The text references a memorial or funeral context, with hints of a ceremony and community involvement, though details are garbled.
Grasshoppers Hold Monthly Square Dance Night
A local community group called the Grasshoppers hosts its monthly square dance at the high school gym. The event features beginner lessons, live fiddling, and a convivial mix of neighbors, with refreshments after the dancing concludes.
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Grasshoppers
Thunderjet Refuels Over Desert Test Flight
The Air Force reports a Thunderjet stayed aloft for about 12 hours during a long test over the Master desert region. Spokesmen say the mission focused on extended endurance and refueling procedures, with the aircraft using a standard base at Edwards. The event linked to a traditional training sequence involving Lake Wales, Florida, and other air units.
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Waller CG
Madoes
Lake Wales
Fis
Tdi
Ediwaris Air Force Base
Air Pores
Jahier
Dental Health Week Observed Starting Monday
Oakland marks the beginning of Dental Health Week with school programs and activities. Officials urge students to participate in tooth brushing education, dietary guidance, and demonstrations at local schools while emphasizing routine hygiene and healthy habits for all ages.
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Oakland
Alameda
Castro Valley Latham essay winners named by A B Morris
Castro Valley School district superintendent A B Morris announced the Latham Foundation essay contest results with four cash prizes totaling 58 dollars and 42 certificates of merit for 44 pupils across Castro Valley and nearby schools. Cash awardees include Jack Whitman Cathy Schmagel Bob Miller Mills and Wayne Dennett with 37 dollars each. Dick son Ray Dean Doris Emaline George Eileen Finn receive 5 dollars each. several students get 3 dollars. Certificates go to many named pupils across grades five to eight at Castro Valley Marshall Botany and Redwood schools, for essays on Citizenship and Democratic ideals.
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Castro Valley
Latham Foundation
Morris
Jack Whitman
Cathy Schmagel
Bob Miller Mills
Wayne Dennett
Dickson Ray Dean
Doris Emaline George
Eileen Finn
Donna McCullough
Alma James
Pauline Ridling
Marilyn Loward
Jerriine Prager
Marshall
Chabot
Redwood
Diphtheria Case Spreads Alarm in Castro Valley
Castro Valley health officials report a diphtheria case in a Castro Valley home. The family includes school age children and a physician. authorities urge full immunization records and contact with the family physician. A community immunization clinic is set for Feb 5 at the recreation center in Hayward.
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Castro Valley
Alameda
Jepunty Health Direciow
Dames
Miteony
Pernway
Cas
Castro Valles
Valles
de. Malcolm
Malenton
Milo E Reynolds Dies in San Leandro
Milo E Reynolds, a native of Cen, Texas, and longtime resident of the area for four years, died at a local hospital in San Leandro. He was father to Mrs. Mirene Randa, the late Dirnw Heynolde, and Hose, Idaho, with surviving children including Mrs. Melain and Mrs. Shi Porter, and he leaves Orville Reynolds of Canny Ck.
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Wall
Milo
Maui Street
Cen
Mirlene’ Randafont
Heynolde
Hose
Idaho
A.V. Wally
Oakland
Ashland Parents Organize Brownie Troop Initiative
Ashland parents plan to form a Brownie troop at Ashland School, inviting children and guardians to attend a Thursday meeting. Leaders include Mrs. Gwen Stodarth Girt Sean and Mrs. Nancy Wink, with district support from Ashland officials to answer six questions about the program.
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Ashland
Gwen Stodarth Girt
Sean Ei Burhned Vhairnan
Ashland Scholares Valle
Atl
Scoutus
Pany Burpone
Sena Propram
Nancy Wink
Lay. Ward
Ares Gitl Seni
Amit Mito Marcalla Meither
Ash
Kinont Disteiet Vhaimnan
Spring Council Of HHS GAA Is Elected
A new spring council for the HHS GAA was elected led by interim officers among faculty. Betty Wises serves as president with Barbar Wright as vice president and Diane Domine as corresponding secretary.
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HHS Gaa
Gertrude Scoonover Dies in Southern California
Gertrude Scoonover, longtime Hayward resident, dies in Culver City California. The body will be returned for burial in Los Angeles area. She was married to Jebth Renanever and had ties to Bloyul Sennen and Guirge Syampuyves. memorial plans are being arranged for a funeral at Fat Lone Tree Cemetery.
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Hay Wally
Flayward
Certeide Sevonover
Culver City
Calif
Kile
Renanever
Inauguration Puts Kidder Into Office
At Hayward high school an inauguration assembly swore in student body and club officers led by Tim Kidder as student body president and Kathy Paliper Girls League president. Ken Juin Boys Magnet president and Judy Smith treasurer were among those sworn in with various council officers and committee chairs also installed.
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Hayward
Hayward High School
Janet Klieman
Tim Kidder
Bndy
Kathy Paliper
Girls’ League
Ken Juin
Boys Magne
Claail Popter
Judy Smith
Pat Hinton
J" ‘Eader
Frances Young
Warner Davenport
Roy's
Execute Soulcil
Dilek Cox
Student Control
Ken Hall
Jocnt
Darlene Stylese
Death Notice for Culver City Resident in Pennsylvania
Obituary notes the passing of a resident of Culver City Pennsylvania, with services and burial details. The notice lists a funeral home in Reading and a cemetery in Haybur s. Details are fragmentary but indicate a funeral mass and interment on a Monday with associated costs.
Bids Opened for San Lorenzo Elementary School Expansion
Bids were opened at a special meeting for the Lorenzo elementary school project in San Lorenzo. The plan calls for nine classrooms plus administrative space in the Besperian Gardens subdivision with Indenca of Oakland submitting the lowest bid of 34,640. Other bids ranged from 349,498 to 958,500 from firms in San Francisco, Oakland, Palo Alto, Berkeley, and El Cerrito. The board referred the low bid to the district attorney for approval and noted the project aims to increase new classrooms in the district. Trustee John S. McNeal returned to the board, expressing thanks for the community support during the long drive.
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San “Lorenzo
Trusleus
Quitiing
Wishetupp
Oakland
van Brown & Sons
Palo Alto
Intr-State Builders, Inc
el Cerrity
al P Stewart
Berkeley
Indenca
Distret
Allendes
National
Vie
John 8
McNeal
Haan
Delinquency Topic at Juvenile Meeting Driven by Local Leaders
A midweek assembly in Ashmad senor district focused on juvenile delinquency. The gathering, chaired by local dads and civic figures including AG Parker and Ralph Gare Lust, aimed to promote a monthly parents’ meeting and a drive to fund a community program spending about 800 dollars on new equipment and materials.
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Abekari Faring
AG Parker BU Crittenton
Roswell Abita
Inline Malorn
Keme Mironontes
Ralph Gare Lust
Bob Tinley
Hearing Tests Start for Castro Valley Students
Castro Valley students in third, fifth, and seventh grades begin six days of hearing tests starting Monday at Castro Valley School. Meanwhile, Castro Valley teachers plan a series of physical education workshops beginning February 7 led by Harold Swift and Bun Russell.
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Castro Valley
Castro Vellay
Harold Swift
Bun Russell
Sther Reite
Toni Turney
CHP
Ed Ayers
Jjunior Traffic Patrol
Janes Kerr
Gladys Warner
H. A. Nelson
P-Va
Ivalyn Thomas
A. B. Morris
PTA
Mt Diablo Country Club
Daphne Lynn
Lloyd Lundstrom
Ula
Lynn
Washington, D. C
Chabotechnol
Uny
Hearing Examinations Planned for Marshall School Children
Castro Valley reports school hearing exams and medical discussions led by Alameda County public health services. Assessments for kindergarten through third grade set for February with dates in mid and late February.
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Marshall School
Castro Valley
al Marshal
Brapress
Toack Aurel
Avlor
Detéer
Alameda County
Pabieficult Servicw
Tulius
Simon
Sufo Tedwood
Castro Vale Toys
Condant
Redevest UO
Kea Valley
Poachers
Marshall Sebual
Orthusmaic
Tayword Recreation Aupartment
Lillid Duncan
Jonhoss Thomson
Aes
Rere Vande
Fab
Warren Uilfesgen
Sillur
Roel
Observer training drills across Northern California bases
Northern California observers will practice airborne spotting and departure techniques for enemy alerts. The 28th Allied Defense Division orders 15 hosts to Sacramento, Oakland, and surrounding centers to host four strike flights. Flights operate at 800 and 2,000 feet, with observers reporting from Oakland, Concord, Richmond, and Contra Costa counties. Exercises support a continuing air defense program led by General Hobart Ro Yer.
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Hamilton
Oakland
Briweeh Neon
Gopm
Observer
Ty Oaklane Oakley
Pittsburg
Port Chicago
Concend
Marin County
Small Businesses To Get Extra Rations If Needed
In a wartime style notice the National Production Authority says small businesses may receive extra rations this spring through a special payment plan. The plan aims to ease shortages by using a reserve of copper and other materials to maintain minimal production levels while gas usage is limited.
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U.P
Ilack
Et al
Jeep
RPA
Indusing
Mueed Allel
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