Eivic Social Club Installs New Officers in San Leandro
The Hayward Civile and Li club installed a new officer corps at John's Cafe in San Leandro with Joseph L. Kago as toastmaster. Officers include Albert M. Soares president Manuel Mondanea vice president Anthony Nunes Jr secretary Joseph L. Silva sergeant at arms and board members led by John L. Ramos. A magic act by Zion Oakland and a dance band followed the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Civile and Li Club
Organaition
John's Cafe
San Leandro
A. M. Res
Anthony Nunes, Jr
John L. Ramos
Joseph L. Kago
Albert M. Soares
Manuel Mondanea
John Ramos
Wey Zion
Oakland
Y Nelson
Vera
Tony Lopes
Recota
ASG
Hpolly Wood
Bing iBresby
Gary
Willmarton
Icolumbia Broadcasting System
Tyat
Crosby
Dear Earls
Gentle Pie
Bob
Movie Timetable for Hayward Theater Listings
Fragmented timetable notes show film titles and showtimes at Lorenzo Theater and nearby venues. Entries mention Wingoanne Migs pilgCoy, You Beautiful Dot, A Tuquirque, and Great Lover with various start times such as 3:42 and 8:33 p.m. including afternoon shows.
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Hayward Thea
Lorenzo Theater
Viata
Rita Treat
Local Egg Market Prices From Central California Producers
Today's egg quotations from the Poultry Producers of Central California list rates for large and medium eggs, standard, and live-fowl categories. Prices cover Nuleid large 497? amoll 4 and 42 ranges for various sizes. roasters colored 22 to 24. leg horns and dryers showing multiple weight-based figures.
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Central
California
Death Notice for Vaz family matriarch aged mid August
A fragmentary death notice reports the passing of a beloved wife in August at Vaz and references a large Vaz family including Manuel, Eva, Anthony, Edward, George, Norman, Martha, Mary and Sidra. It notes survivors, a rosary, church services, and entombment at a local mausoleum with funeral arrangements through Soranven Bros. Chapel.
Bechtel Appeals to City Council Over Tract 936 Work
Ted Bechtel pressed the city council urging action on Tract 936 where substandard work fears arose from lax inspection. Contractors Sud and Clements backed Bechtel, noting prior choices to proceed to seal and house new residents before winter, while critics argued for tougher inspection and council oversight. The council praised specialist input but debated who bears responsibility for quality and wages, as inspectors’ pay was raised but still below area standards.
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Bechtel
C. Sud
A, Soda and Son
Oakland
Ernest L. Clements
Clements and Company
Hayward
Bechtal
Bee
Haar
Tve
C. W. White
Tanning and
Mary Silveira Silveira dies in Oakland mother of local families
Mary Silveira Silveira mother of Mrs. Mary Fernandes of Hayward died in Oakland. Funeral services from Hayward mortuary residence will be at 9 am Thursday at St. Anthony's in San Lorenzo with mass at 9:20 for her soul. Interment in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Rosary at funeral home 7:30 pm tomorrow. She was a native of the Azores and a member of SPRSI Council 9 San Lorenzo. She is survived by children Edward Frank and the late Manuel J. Silveira and by Mary Pavella of St. Helena Anna George of Pacific Grove and grandchildren Ronald Jon Roger and Doreen Sousa Ferrarades.
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Mary Silveira
Mary Angel Silveira
Mary Fernandes
Hayware
Oakland
Hayward Mortuary
San Lorenzo
Holy Sepulchre
Silveira
Henry Winter dies after extended illness in Alameda
Henry Winter of 457 A Eagle Avenue Alameda died Sunday at a Hayward rest home after extended illness. Mormon services will be held today at the Hayward mortuary residence chapel, and the body will be sent to Salt Lake City for final services Sunday. Mr Winter, who had lived here a year, is survived by eight children.
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Henry Winter
Eagle Avenue
Alameda
Hayward
Chaol
Hayward Mortuary
Salt Lake City
Winter
Town Hall Meeting Explores Village Tax Equity and Services
Village candidates grill tax fairness and public services in a Town Hall meeting. Residents debate business versus homeowner assessment rates, bus service, recreation facilities, and plans for a village center, library, and park funding. Community leaders urge open meetings and a clear master plan.
Sti Job's Parish Bazaar Benefit Plans May Events
Sti Job's Parish in San Lorenzo plans a parish bazaar on May 26 27 and 28 under the chairmanship of Rev Patrick Der intody pastor with Rev J J Wagner as general chairman of all bazaar activities. Special committee chairs are Merl Nesby William Myrtle Mrs A Bill J Crone William Mullen and A Ho Henschield. A parish social will be held in hall each Friday evening until the bazaar with William Murtie master of ceremonies.
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St John's
San Lorenzo
Wnder
Patrick der Intody
Baggar
J. J. Wagner
Merl Nesby
William Myrtle
A. Bill
J. Crone
William Mullen
A. Ho Henschield
Willian Murt.ie
Hayward Dentists Attend College Alumni Meeting
Seven Hayward dentists join over 1000 peers from western states and Hawaii at the 54th annual alumni meeting of the College of Dentistry, University of California, at the St Francis hotel. The Sunday sessions cover psychosomatic viewpoints in dentistry, nutrition, interpretation of oral X rays, and related topics. Attendees include Cecil Corwin, Melvin der Herts, David H. Julienne, Herbert I. Merrill, Robert N. Rhein er, John M. Schribner Jr., and Dorvince G. Wallace.
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Hayward
Western States
Hawaii
College of Dentistry
University of California
St. Francis Hotel
Alumni Association of the College
Yan
Cecil Corwin
Melvin der Herts
David H. Julienne
Harbert I. Merrill
Robert N. Rheiner
John M. Schribner, Jr
Dorvince G. Wallace
San Francisco Keeps Towaway Low With Larger Signs
San Francisco will maintain towaway zones but install larger warning signs for motorists. The Board of Supervisors, 7 to 4, kept the measure and rejected a proposal for higher fines in no stopping areas. Police report orders for bigger signs reading Towaway zone no stopping p.m. to 6 p.m. and an agreement to cut the $2.49 charge for attaching to a gated car, reducing past fees with tow chains.
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San Francisco
U.P
Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Sipervi
KPIX starts color TV tests with CTI in Bay Area
KPIX San Francisco begins color television tests on Channel 5 in cooperation with Cole Television of San Francisco. The five joint tests run Wednesdays through Saturdays from 1 to 2 a.m., with color reception limited to CTI receivers while ordinary sets show black and white. Bay area viewers can see color casts only to a few sets, with plans to install public receivers downtown.
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KPIX
San Francisco
Cole Television, Inc
Bay Area
CTI
Hate
Channel 5
Civic center plans and Eden Township housing surge
Synoground forecasts over 10 000 new homes in Eden Township in two years and urges more schools, a park, swimming pool, playground equipment, and supervised recreation. Bryan argues board directors should be co workers, residents notified in advance of meetings, questions answered plainly, every group represented at Homes Association meetings, and meetings open to homeowners.
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Transportation Sullivan
Wilk
Church
Heyward
Bryan
Hayward
David
Martin
Burke
Beieves
Allen
Rogers
Sullivan
California Highway Department
Smith
Homes Association
Shouw
County Board of Supervisors
Fanikes
Synoground
Eden Township
Homes Association Board
GM Earned $600 Million in 1949, Sloan Says at Lunch
General Motors reported profits above $600 million for 1949, the highest for any company in a similar period. Alfred P. Sloan, GM chairman, told 300 dealers and industry leaders the year was solid and hinted 1949 earnings could rise further. He noted 1949 net income of $600 million would yield over $13 per share, with 1948 earnings at $440 million. Sloan warned that high taxes and government take could curb future gains while stressing stockholder dividends as the main payout. Wilson predicted 1950 would be very prosperous and the next decade should stay strong.
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Kenneth Hayes
N&w
York W.A
General Motors Corp
Alfred P. Sloan
Dustry
Motorama
Thursisa
Stoan
Lndussey
General Motors
Sloan
Neilude
Chili Bean Dinner To Benefit Cubs
A chili bean dinner will be held Friday, Jan. 20 at Mouse Hall, 385 Castro, to raise funds for Pack 6 treasury. Chief chef Vance Patton, Hayward Cub Scouts secretary, leads the event. Music by Bob Gonsalves on accordion. A fashion show featuring fathers of Pack 6 models follows. Public invited. dinner served at cost.
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Mouse Hall
Castro
Pack 6
Vance Patton
Cub Scouts
Hayward
Bobby Gonsalves
Paciaz
Hayward Council Allocates 1800 for Water Festival Fund
The Hayward City Council approved eight hundred dollars for street generation and one thousand dollars for festival preparations to back a two day water festival proposed by Councilman William C. Wilson and Maynard development official Fred Cox. Cox’s resolution links local growth to the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, citing new homes families and industries. The measure also outlines festival events including a queen, parades and dances. Additional actions included annexation considerations, ordinance updates, and tax administration shifts.
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William C. Wilson
Fred Cox
Maynard Development Commission
Hayward
Cox
Hetch Hetchy
Fifth Street
Hugh Gallagher
Tarman & Bechtel
Silva Tract
Berry Street
Rose Streets
Street and
Alamoda County
Night Long Rain Deluge Floods Area Homes and Streets
A week of storms drenched Northern California with the heaviest rainfall in years. Flooding isolated Russell City, Laurel, and surrounding areas west of San Lorenzo Village as dikes broke and debris formed a barrier at bridges. County crews pumped sewers while residents rescued trapped infants and cars stalled on waterlogged streets. The storm total reached about 14 inches for January, with more rain expected.
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San Lorenzo Village
San Lorenzo
Larenzo Avenue
Homer
Tennyson
Russell Grey
Uaysqvarel
Russell City
Kayward
Castro Valley
Ashlend
Jim Zumwealt
Sy Nolan
Nolan
Furnara
Casire Valley
Stanton
Wile l
Reet
Mandale
Anitary
Eden Coff Directors Reorganized at Chamber Meeting
Lloyd Utter named Read of the Eden Chamber of Commerce for 1950 as the board of directors was reorganized last night. Utter succeeds Charles A Russell with Russell and T W Fletcher and Mrs Josephine Mayos among new officers. Thirteen of fifteen directors attended at Russell Development Company office on Hesparian boulevard. Goals include community betterment and commercial development for 1980, with focus on mercantile development, schools, fire services, and an office building for the chamber.
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Lloyd Utter
Eden Chambe of Commerce
Utter
Charles A Russell
Chamber
Russell
T. W. Fletcher
Josephine Mayos
Warren P. Smith
Joy
Silva
Jack Meder
Honoi
Russell Development Company
Hésperian Boulevard
Snesting
ED W Armstong
Ronald Armstrong
Jordanepee Tony
Garela
EL U Iworth
Landini
Dave
Beeby
Jim
Riteh
Rosary Hites Tonight At Sorensen Chapel
Members of the Hols Rosary Sodality are asked to assemble at 8 p.m. today at Sorensen Sisters' Chapel for Rosary prayers for Mrs. Mary Ignaci. The coastal storm continues with heavy rain in the Bay Area and snow in the Sierra, disrupting travel and power lines along the Oregon California border. The forecast calls for intermittent rain tonight and Tuesday in Northern California with snow above 5,000 feet.
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Hols Rosary Sodality
Sorensen
Ihers' Chapel
Rosar
Mary Ignaci
Pacific
San Francisco Bay Area
Sierras
Oregon-California
California
Northwest
Tians
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