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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1959
Page
6
A wedding in Washington Valley recounts the ceremony where Miss Duna Marie Clavenells becomes Mrs. Glavanett. The reception lists numerous relatives and attendees, with traditional rites, mingling, and formal toasts as the couple begins married life at a local church and residence.
The Mendozas travel to Carmel for the Rowlyweds ceremony. Henry Mendovay, the former taetite tad Build, presides. the event includes a reception at Basin Miele doar and attended by family and local dignitaries.
The campus trend leans toward fanciful sock patterns in silvered silk and casual wear. Look for plaid options in red and green on navy, white and black, with coordinated red and black accents. For car interiors, a mild soda solution cleans plastic upholstery.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss dust proofing for allergies and bedding items. Mentions quilts, blankets, linens, and dust control methods. Several garbled phrases reference different products and household fabrics, with unclear brands or proper nouns.
The club celebrated its first anniversary with a founding day celebration. John Stang served as master of ceremonies, while Yoram led the event as host. Ho Metanard was named vice president and Jackie Marttisan held a leadership role. The gathering included a toast to the organization’s future plans and activities for the coming year.
Jean Marie Selva of Hayward now answers to Mrs Thomas Ross Herren after a Saturday ceremony at Castro Valley Missionary Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sovan, hosted a reception. groom’s mother and sister attended. Attendants wore pastel gowns. the couple’s future home is in Alameda with wedding announcements to follow.
Louis Cassels reports on a federal inquiry into food weight accuracy. Inspectors find short weights on various products from coffee to flour and meat, with consumer groups pressing for tougher enforcement while industry cites tight price pressures and mass production effects.
The American Legion Auxiliary unit in Hayward plans a rescheduled meeting led by president Dixie Eutchinson. Delegates Mable Hassler Ruth Stliniskey and others will speak on convention procedures, with chairmen appointments announced for the new year. Membership is open to wives daughters sisters and mothers of veterans from World War I and Korea.
Beverly Ann Hiburn daughter of Mr and Mrs F B Welsg of 4088 Bay St Irvington will wed Harry Wel sen Jr in early next year. Walden son of him sen s for Walloon of 6227 Dalry Ave Newark. She secretary to Fremont Cimber of Commerce Manager Dale Isenberg and a Washington Union High School graduate. She has a sister Patricia Dickerson of Haywards Lawrence G Vilbu en pve John S Wells both of Sylvington. Wahlen also graduated from Washington and works at Fremont Chemical plant.
Doris Horwood and Richard Knorr exchanged vows in a Castro Valley ceremony attended by family and friends. The bride, a Hayward High and San Jose State graduate, wore a periwinkle gown with lace and a chapel train. The groom, son of Werner Knorr, is an engineer with a rail company. The couple plan a honeymoon at Crater Lake before settling in Castro Valley.
Several Bay Area families and relatives are listed with travel and summer plans. The Leimbachs vacationed in Southern California visiting Disneyland and San Clemente. David W Rice and family plan a summer stay at Cold Springs before school starts. Susan Jackson Ronald Wine wedding noted with several attendees. Ramage, Murler, Amato linked to end of Hayward area. William Kuziara family vacationing at White Collage Ranch Angin. Gordon Hansen and Richard travel near San Lorenzo. Lawrence Bowser family returns from Boise with sister Katherine Neilsen joining for summer. James Irish family vacationing in Castro Valley.
Lydia Dachaot of Divtoto wed Selq Sot Jr of New York at the Assembly of God in Decoto. Miss Dachaot is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Jackson of Lincoln Street, Lincoln. Sot Jr is a graduate of the Bible Institute and Chelsea Vocational High School in New York. The ceremony featured bridal attendants, a lace gown with a Chantilly finish, and a reception at the Jackson home. The couple plans a honeymoon and residence in Hayward.
Foyce Ann Cracknell of San Lorenzo wed Tony Corey in a St Patrick Church ceremony. The couple will reside in Angels Camp Calaveras County after a spring filing for joint ownership. The reception welcomed 250 guests at a hotel with a Lake Tahoe honeymoon.
Raymond Carl Suppe of El Sobrante near Richmond claims Arlene Mae O’Brien of San Lorenzo as his fiancée. They plan weddings next spring or summer. The bride elect is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ark A. O’Brien of 107 Via Del Rey. She is a Arroyo High School graduate working in Palma Ceia department store’s receiving. Suppe is son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilher W. Suppe of Fl Sobranie, a San Lorenzo High School graduate who studied electrical engineering.
Houston beautician Dallas Weatherholt and partners claim a radio wave based hair dryer can dry hair in one third the time, while also dyeing, bleaching, curling, and setting nails. They seek patents and expect manufacturing and distribution. Weatherholt, a former Army, notes the device is noiseless and heat free.
A barber turned beautician Weatherholt developed an electronic hair dryer after four years of trial. He dyed, bleached and dried a rabbit to test, then his wife wore a lacy textured 21 karat gold stocking headpiece for cocktail and evening wear priced at $2, with a September release.
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