Lutheran Church of the Epiphany Opens First Services
The Lutheran Church of the Epiphany began with services on March 6 1949 at the Green Shutter hotel in Hayward led by Rev. Frantlin A Swanson. By March 20 charter membership reached 85. growth continued to 107 confirmed and 140 baptized by mid June as plans for a chapel and permanent premises advanced.
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Lutheran Church of the
Swanson
Green Shutter Hotel
Hayward
North
Californnia Lutheran Synod
St. Marks Church
San Iyancisco
Eric Lepage Minton
Ben Minton
James P. Bunson
California Lutherar Synod
Pal
Lorraine Fearing
Matux Road
Franklin Clark Fry
United Lutheran Church In America
Green Shutler Hotel
James P. Bensom
Donald Wagner
Mia. Wagner
Beaslem
Carl Reach
Vernon Bingston
Carl Brauer
Bernard Britt
Wall Eschenbach
William Gower
Jens Madsen
Mary Meyer
Edward Patsey
Rey Thomas
Gus Wiemken
Frantin Clark Fry
United Gutheran Church
Ameriea
California Lithtran Synod
San Francisco
Carolyn Street
Pastoraime
Foot- Tne Boulevard
Caryt Street
San Seandro
Lutheran Church of the Epiphany
San Lorenzo District Reports Broad School Year Progress
San Lorenzo School District concludes a busy 1948 49 term with strong parent teacher association activity and new student opportunities. The year featured a study of state government for eighth graders, visits to Sacramento, a district wide music festival Land of Gold, and a second annual art festival. Importantly, PTA and Dad clubs expanded parent involvement while new teacher committees advanced health safety and curriculum planning. Enrollment rose from 3 706 to over 4 000 with kindergarten programs expanding and a large bond funded building program underway including Meekland and Ashland projects.
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la Lorenzo Schol
Massacii
Ais
Nny
Sagramento
Peancis Dunn
Arthur Arush
Supreme Cewt
Side Gov C
Sef
Unl
Cran
State Senate
Covill Knight
San Lorenzo
Cas
March Wong
University of California Dentalogic
San Francisco
James Brown
Dorothy Nandvesy
Bonnie Moss
Musset
San Lorenzo School
Mildred Henned
Parents Organizadions
Harry Houk
PTA
An Winvallon Providing
Enralt
Vaughin D. Seidel
Ove
David Jf. Martin Schel
Bockman Yoo
Ashland Avenue
Meekland Avenus
San Lorenzo Post Office Expands Staff and Service
The San Lorenzo post office adds five carriers as part of a growth plan, boosting total regular employees to 22. Two new strip mail routes reach 4,401 homes within the district, with a staff photo taken in front of the post office near the Village model shopping plaza.
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San Lorenzo
San Lor
Federal Department
California
Laza
Raymond J. Gomes
Gordon M. Armstrong
Frante P. Slatt
George Silva
Woodrow W. Besson
Waller’ Klinow
Leo Cadoret
Edward Hancock
William Hert
Farm Advisory Staff apresentados on Alameda County
Problems of the farm and home are presented to Farm Advisor Lee Benson and staff including Vernet home demonstration agent Miller assistant farm advisor Harry Bollon Walter John and Mrs Maryetta Holman. The scene features Benson and assistants in a county extension effort to address home demonstration and farm needs.
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Alameda Counilans
Lee Benson
Vernet
Miller
Harry Bollon
Walter John
Maryetta Holman
Benson
Kent
Gladys Hoone
Daily Review
New Member In Danish Sisterhood Welcomed
Mrs Agnetha Sinetgy was received into the Danish Sisterhood at Dania hall with vice president Mye Alice Brown presiding in place of president Myrtle Luna. Refreshments and games closed the evening as the group planned a August 1 meeting and celebrated June July and August birthdays hosted by Mrs Ryan Heiger.
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Agnetha Sinetgy
Dania Hall
Mye
Alice Brown
Myrtle Luna
Ryan Heiger
Russian River Camp For Local Baptists
Local Baptists from First Baptist depart July 18 to join Bay Area summer camp at Redwoods near Russian Wycer. Victor Hebbard Wa leads. Vivian Peterson 38 serves as secretary treasurer. Rev Farrac counselor. Daily schedule includes morning classes recreation and evening camp fires. Group plans return July 28 while church services continue at First Baptist during camp.
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Maynard
Redwoods
Bay Area
Regwlar Baptist
Victor Hebbard Wa
Vivian Peterson
Farrac
First Baptist Church
Bon Voyage Party for Sgt John L Filler Held at Asbury Home
A Bon Voyage dinner hosted at 22007 Dolores Street honored Sgt John L Filler who departs August 1. Hosts Mr and Mrs Asbury planned a Hawaiian themed evening with authentic fruit, leis, and island decor. Guests included Herbert Smith Raymond Chaisson Maurice Lipstomb Jerry Mason John Joyce Luke Dempsey Sol Heres and Mrs Fran Veriod with Mrs Filler and the hosts.
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John L. Filler
Dolores Street
Muller
Lluskams
Islands
Messrs
Min Herbert Smith
Raymond Chaisson
Maurice Lipstomb
Jerry Mason
John Joyce
Luke Dempsey
Sol Heres
Fran Veriod
Heskles
Village Gir Has Birthday Party for Jimmie
Mrs M J Janeth of 16043 Paseo Del Campo Sal Lorenzo invites a group of children to her home on Tuesday July 12 to help her son Jimmie celebrate his birthday. Afternoon activities include games with Owl’s Wong ic Ronnie McDonald Barbara Larsen and Nancy Mabbitt. Refreshments of ice cream birthday cake and punch served. Guests include Barbara Larsen Ronnie Gilbert Dennis Leonetti Ronnie McDonald Molly Cruickshank Guy Larsen Disney McDonald Carol Cruickshank Mae Glassenek Nisey Mahi Esther Dancik and honoree.
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M. J. Janeth
Paseo del Campo
Sal Lorenzo
Jimmie
Owls Wong
Ronnie McDonald
Barbara Larsen
Nancy Mabbitt
Barbar Larsen
Ronnie Gilbert
Dennis Leonetti
Molly Cruickshank
Guy Lars Disne McDonal
Carol Cruickshank
Mae Glassenek
Nisey Mahi Esther Dancik
Anil the Hunoree
WSCS Plans For Pastor Reception At Castro Valley Church
The Castro Valley Methodist WSCS met at 16 Chapton on Haywood Avenue for a potluck luncheon. Plans were made for the pastor's reception on Wednesday July 20 at 7 30 p.m. at the church. Mrs Laurel Duncan presided and Mrs George Alcorn led devotional. A birthday cake honorings members' birthdays was served and Priscilla Circle hosted.
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New’s Society of Chief
Castro Valley
George
First Baptists Have No Summer Slump
Tree Herbert A. Tasten reports from Yosemite vacation that Maynard First Baptist Church summer services stay strong with morning and evening congregations near 86 percent of the year average. No services paused for summer. A series of messages on how to know if salvation is secure and permanent continues Sunday at 7 30 p.m. with the pastor speaking.
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Herbert A. Tasten
Yosemite National Park
Daily Review
Congressions Inecach Department
First Baptist Church of
Maynard
Pasion
Secwre
Parmanent
Folk Dance Class Seeks Summer Registration at High School
The folk dance program invites participants to enroll this Tuesday in the girls gym at Hayward Union High School. Lester Dunn urges interested students to attend and register for the summer session from 7:40 pm to 1:40 pm.
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Sive
Kevision Ddull
Hayward Union High School
Lester Dunn
Nstevetor
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