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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1958
Page
2
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Morse, 34, died January 1 at Parks Air Force Base Hospital. Funeral services will be at her former home in Waterloo. Survived by husband Tanes, an airman. Arrangements by Graham Hitch Mortuary. Mrs. Horsfall of San Francisco had been hospitalized since last August.
Funeral rites are set for Frank Dias Reis 77, father of prominent Oakland physician Dr. Joseph B. Reis. Reis died suddenly Saturday at 2 Juana Ave. He had lived in San Leandro 50 years, born in Portugal, and was a member of UPEC and IDES councils. He is survived by his son and three grandchildren. Rosary recitation tonight at the chapel, mass at St Leander’s Church tomorrow at 9. Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
Services were held today for Joseph Earl Look 64 a longtime Alameda County resident and former AFL Teamsters Union member. He died in an Oakland hospital after a Castro Valley residence, with services to be at Our Lady of Grace Church Castro Valley and burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. He leaves a wife Mabel Irene Look daughters Marion Bienn and Mimic Carpenter and family in Hayward Oakland Castro Valley and San Leandro. Interment at Holy Sepulchre follows a Requiem High Mass after a rosary at the parish chapel.
Castro Valley funeral services are planned for Edward Anthony Lawrence 51 a truck driver who died suddenly at his home 37 Alma Avenue Alameda County resident and husband of Nellie Lawrence. The deceased leaves a daughter Mrs. and other relatives. The service is scheduled for Wednesday in San Leandro.
LOS ANGELES INS A California Teachers Assn official calls President Eisenhower's proposed federal school aid timid and favors the National Education Assn plan for permanent yearly expenditure of 4.8 million dollars. He argues Russia outspeeds the United States in education and warns against a major curriculum overhaul toward science and math while backing steady funding growth.
Castro Valley Rotary Club welcomes Castro Valley March of Dimes Campaign chairman Castro Valler-Richard Bigelow for a 12:15 pm talk tomorrow at Castro Gardens 5168 Castro Valley Blvd. He will discuss the forthcoming drive and present a supplementary film, introduced by Rotarian Dr. David E. who serves on the Campaign Committee.
The 20 30 Club will hold a business meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Chatcvul Room at SS41g MacArthur Blvd Castro Valley. Members will review last year's activities and plan new projects.
Services for Mrs. Violet May Dubuque 66 of San Lorenzo were planned for 2 pm tomorrow at Pratt-Fliers Mortuary Hayward with burial at Mt View Cemetery. The California native resided in Southern Alameda County 40 years and left 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Services for Mrs. Sara Simmons who died of a heart attack Friday at a local bank will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow from Darling-Fischer Garden Chapel in San Jose. A West Virginia native, she resided with Maxine Godfrey in Pleasanton for seven years and was the wife of the late Charles Simmons. She was mother to Nina Blundell Len Brung Anna Monrose Campbell Charles Simmons Willows Leland Simmons and sister of Lennig Thomas.
Joseph F Morte a foundry worker at Naval Supply Depot Oakland died suddenly Saturday at Highland Hospital Hayward at age 72 He was a Portugal native resident 52 years He is survived by his widow Mrs Mary Maris four sons George and Edward in Hayward San Leandro and Clifford Alvin in San Lorenzo one daughter Bernice Bridges Little Rock Ark zero grandchildren and two great grandchildren Rites from Santos Robinson Chapel 160 Bastille Ave at 9 am then at St Joachim s Church Requiem will be at 9 Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward Rosary recitation tonight at the chapel at 8 0.
A 32 year old Hayward accountant, William Larsson, was found dead in his upstairs office at Cars Jnental Can Co with a .45 caliber pistol shot through his temple. A typed letter to his daughter lay beside two books. a will and other papers were found in a drawer. He cited work pressure and a desire to think freely as reasons, and he planned to spend his life in two pleasures, whiskey and reading.
Kiwanis International lieutenant governor Trwin C. Bornholdt of Oakland, District 2, will speak at the San Leandro Kiwanis noon luncheon tomorrow at Stad’s, 1812 Washington Ave. Andrew Petry Jr. is program chairman.
Final details of Fairview Recreation Center and Hesperian Park projects are slated for approval at the Hayward Area Recreation District monthly board meeting. Everett L. Gale says construction could begin in February, with bids open for airport fence and invites to tour leased park sites.
Supt Paul Enret announced bids for a two storage warehouse at district headquarters Second and Sycamore Streets will be called for at tonight’s San Lorenzo school board meeting. The meeting starts at 7 at the district office.
The San Lorenzo Village Homes Assn. board candidates will meet the press at 7 15 tonight at the association offices 453 Paseo Grande. The two vacancies are filled by Robert Amrine the incumbent DeWitt Bumgamer Rudolph Spies and Clyde O Callaghan.
Hayward City Council plans two meetings this week to set a Feb 25 hearing on annexations including South Hayward Industrial District, West Alvarado and Foothill areas. Petitions by McCosker and others may redraw boundaries as proposals seek franchises for Pacific Gas and Electric and new fire district changes.
San Leandro Adult School at 2200 Bancraft Ave begins a 12 week driver education course announced by principal RE Bawden. The program includes six weeks of classroom instruction and land driver training, with a total cost of $15. It welcomes students who previously took the course but did not obtain a license.
The American Legion post 649 in Castro Valley meets at 8:13 p.m. at 19623 Anita Ave. Commander Warren Hansen will present post building plans and specifications for member approval. The group plans a polio drive with Blue Crutch Day and will hear Frank Strutz on the Christmas party and Bill Moore on membership activities.
San Francisco assemblyman Weinberger will address the Young Republicans caucus in Castro Valley at 7 pm. He campaigns for attorney general and led a statewide liquor investigation in 1954. County Young Republicans elect officers Friday at Villa De La Paix Oakland with a no host cocktail party.
In 1772 in what is now Tennessee, settlers established North America’s first independent government by native white men, centered around the Watauga association in Kinqaville.
Mulford Garden Improvement Association will discuss the yacht harbor and boat ramp at the mouth of I3ind Ave in San Leandro tonight. Agenda includes volunteer firemen activities and plans for an ex-firemen’s association focusing on the Gardens Youth Center at the club house 13075 Aurora Dr with President Kenneth Cheatham presiding.
Washington labor secretary James P. Mitchell urged easing bookkeeping for firms holding government contracts over 10000. Currently these firms must keep wage and hour records for four years. proposal would cut to three years. Public comments invited until January 17.
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