Feenesday Card Club Dinner Meeting Report
The Feenesday Card Club held a dinner meeting at San Lorenzo Haee Villa with ten members present. President Samvoran presided, a short business session followed, and Mrs. Aebnson received a prize for high score while plans for the beige won tone were discussed. The club meets the first Wednesday evening and the third Wednesday afternoon each month with next meets scheduled for Wednesday 22 at Had pan. Members are urged to attend and village families are invited to join monthly gatherings.
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San Lorenzo
Sun
Rivanor Samvoran
Heidao
Aebnson
Tong
Truth Lan
Had Pan
Jade
Ealllye
Fourth annual community events and notices in Hayward
A dated OCR fragment lists July events in Hayward including Fourth annual gatherings at Botany Tale, garden tours, picnics, barbecues, and schoolyard activities. It references the Koot Bay Chapter, improvements clubs, and public dances in Colusa County area with multiple dates from July 20 through August 20, naming venues such as Mt. Tahoe and Gauiro Valley.
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Fonth Motany Tale
Hayward and Grouet
Koot Bay
Bodel Wie
Frankie Akan Yaly
Lewelling
Amnia School
Fonth Anneal
Hayward Dlor
Igh
Moleny Isto
Meyward
Anton
Belnny
Bayward
Hayward
Durant Jory
Tyme McKinlay
Steoet
Alowsom
Leandre
Tammy
P. Ph
Madore mi
P.m
Mt. Tahoe
Catiro Valley
Gauiro Valley
Rebekahs Prepare for Formal Lodge Installation
Rebekah lodge plans a formal installation Thursday night at the temple with a business session at Tepan. Mrs Alan Tacobsen and Miss Dorothy Molen, San Leandro deputy president, are noted in the preparations assisted by Miss Dorothy Dora. Delegates from Castro Malley Methodist choir and San Leandro deputies will attend. Also reported are visits by Mrs Stanley Smith and Mrs Fannie Johnson in Los Angeles and a homeward note on Mrs Mary Paria and son Larry after a Seattle vacation with stops at state points of interest.
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Castro] Malley
Jolie al Hafelneles
Stanley Smith J
Fannie Johnson
Anita Avenue
Los Angeles
Mary Paria
Larrys
Seattle
Wash
Select Site For Village Tennis Court
The Village Homes Association proposes placing tennis courts on Community Center grounds next year. Directors plan to have the courts 120 by 120 feet with 7000 already set aside in the 1949 budget for construction. Surface, fencing, posts, and nets are included. Superintendent George Vestal indicated advisory support for the Community Center site.
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San Lorenzo
Hayward
Village Homes Association
M. L. Sanford
George Vestal Ad
Homes Association
Hia
Comimundy Center
Work Starts on Second Valley Unit Methodist Church
Work has begun on the second unit of the Castro Valley Methodist Church addition. The brick structure will house an assembly room for the Junior department RX classes and church offices. Estimated cost is 10000 dollars with completion set for September 1 under Rev. Leroy Lindsay. Taurel B. Dungnund of So street Hydeward is supervisor, Mor of the church crew direct labor.
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Castro Valley
Leroy Lindsay
Taurel B. Dungnund
Sostreet
Wee Dornkillng
Patty Coffie Celebrates Eightieth Birthday Party
Patty Coffie of 227 Grantav ene Siar Lerenga Village celebrated her eighty birthday with an informal gathering. Friends and neighbors attended and joined in games before refreshments of birthday cake and ice cream were served by Mrs Fern Coffle. Patty received many prizes and tokens from guests.
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Patty
Coffie
Grantavene
Siar Lerenga
Valley Couple and Guests Attend Event in San Francisco
Mr and Mrs Laurel Duncan of Main Street accompanied by their brother and sister in law My and Mrs Francis Duncan attended a recent event at the Pallies in San Francisco. Floridans have jet far home now.
Reservists to Learn Admin Duties at Oakland Army Base Drill
Reservists at the Transportation Staging Area will study the Administrative division during the unit’s reserve duty drill on Wednesday evening at the Oakland Army Base. Lt Col Charles Smith will lead, with Majors Murti Manly DeKoyne and others assisting. The unit, among the largest in Northern California, conducts two monthly drills and offers retirement credit after 20 years of combined active and reserve service. Interested personnel may contact Maj. Manly in Building at the Oakland Army Base between 7:30 and 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihely
Oakland
Charles (. Smith
Oalland
General’s Department Reserve
Smith
Russell C. Murti
Lifayette
Adjju
Amet
Manley
Manly
Oakland Army Base
E. L. Magoon
90 Members of County 4-4 Clubs Back from Six Day Outing
About 90 Alameda county 4-4 clubs members returned home Saturday after a six day outing at the Los Posados 4-4 Club in Napa county. Harvey Johnson of Castro Valley directed the camp with assistants from Pleasanton Hayward and other communities. Attendees included many from Livermore Pleasanton Hayward Castro Valley Dublin and Fairview with names listed among the group. The program featured supervised recreation arts and crafts and swimming and was praised by members and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Posados
Alarmeda County
Napa ‘County
Uarry Bolton
Annie
Harvey Johnson
Castra Valley
Fallowie ‘Ll
Canracd Malet
Dale Griffitts
Pleasanton
Mary Teshera
Hayward
Virginia Klasseen
Bev Keeley
Livermore Group
Billy Brown
Arthur Prrmes, Jr
Bol’ Fornsejari
Richard Holm
Wanda Fay Madsen
Hichud Meamber
Happy Morgan
Thomas Ramsey
Donald Nastussen
Prom_Pleas
Adda Moldt
Marianoldt
Ril Molt
Rab Oxsen
Onnig
Reasoner
Louise Seeley
Mary Beth Shamblin
Mary van Matie
Joy von Moss
Dora Watson
Izabuth Wicksteed
Wes Katherine Wicksteed
Sharon Griffitts
Hayvard
Consuela Donaire
Phil Donaire
Margio Anna Jargents
Mercedes Rebering
Front Almar-Maytencourt
Jelen Betty Jean Let
Enarid Johnson
David Langdon
Bobbie Griffitts
Blaine Ret
Rose
British plan to cut Berlin air lift by two thirds
London reports the British cabinet approved outline of an Anglo American plan to reduce the Berlin air lift by two thirds by the end of September. The move reportedly rests on a three month reserve of food and fuel in the Western sectors since the Russian blockade ended. Authorities said full air lift could be restored within 20 days if Russians block the city again.
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London
Berlin
Germany
Laundry Driver Killed in Holdup
Police prepared to file charges against Lee Riley 29 of Negra for killing Walter Hills 42 during a holdup at a Sacramento restaurant Monday. Hills, a laundry truck driver and World War II veteran, was fatally shot as the robbery unfolded. A .32 caliber revolver and about $926 were recovered after Isley led officers to the loot. Hills was a Goshen Indiana native who settled in Sacramento after military discharge in 1945 and was a survivor of the Malmedy massacre.
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Sacramento
Lee Riley
Negra
Walter Hills
Hills
Isley
Goshen
Ind
Malmedy
Belgium
Fireman Wilting, But Not Able Rescue Drama in Bridgewater
Floods hit Bridgewater Virginia as the town’s fire department swung into action to rescue stranded families on rooftops. All but one volunteer crew answered the call. he was found shortly after on a rooftop, stoned.
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Bridgewater
Swr
Virginia
Fire Department
Valley Orchards Group Sets Meet
A general meeting for all members of Castro Valley Orchards will be held at 1 p m July 27 at the Castro Valley community center Walnut Street. Rudolph Deike publicity chairman announced the gathering after officers met at J T S Byrne's home. Plans for future activities were formed.
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Castro Valley Orchards
Castro Valley
Walnut Street
Rudolph Deike
Plong
J. T.S. Byrne
Farm Placement Representative Appointed in Local Office
William Allan has taken over the position of farm placement representative at the local California State Employment Office. The appointment was announced by office manager Linton R. Bradley. Allan has worked in similar roles for about a year and a half in Chico, California, and his family resides in Berkeley.
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William Allan
California State Employment Office
Linton R. Bradley
Alan
Chico
California
Ite
Berkeley
Cox Reports on Hearing to 3 Area Groups
Fred Cox presented actions by a subcommittee of the Armed Services committee while in Washington. He spoke to the San Leandro city council, the San Leandro Kiwanis club, and the San Lorenzo Kiwanis club, and plans further briefings for the chambers of commerce in San Leandro and Hayward, plus other civic groups, about the Southern Crossing project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Series Committee
Washington
Southern Bridge
Fred Cox
Cox
San Leantiro
San Leaniro Kiwanis Club
San Lorengo Kiwanis Club
Chambers of Commerce
San Leandro
Hayward
Witness Tops Testimony On Rose Program In WWII Case
San Francisco born Japanese witness Yeorge Mitsushio testified he saw Mrs Iva Taguri D A quing alias Tokyo Rose commit seven of eight alleged acts against the United States. Mitsushio, former chief of the frontline section of Radio Fakyo, said the program Zero Hour was designed to evoke nostalgia and war weariness in Allied troops and that D A quing agreed to perform as asked.
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San Francisco
Iva Taguri D
Tokyo
Heer
Pacific
Ile
Japan
Mrs. D'Aquino
Rotary Club Views Convention Movies in New York
Rotary Club members were shown motion pictures by Ed McFarland and slides by Jem Angus at the Rotary International convention in New York City. Reg Bowman, the program chairman, introduced the presenters who supplied most of Monday's meeting material at the Green Shutter hotel. The club will have lunch on 1 August at the Coca-Cola plant with Ray Forquer, Del Brennen, Hugo Frank and Nev We Massa in charge of that day’s program.
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Ed McFarland
Jem Angus
Hayward Rotary Club
Rotary International
New York City
Reg Bowman
McFarland
Angus
Green Shutter Hotel
Rotary Club
Coca-Cola
Ray Forquer
del Brennen
Buckaroos Take First Prize in Mountain View Parade
The nine members of the Nay ward Buckaroos rode in the United Nations Historical parade and won first prize for best mounted group. Parade featured over 100 entries including floats mounted troops and drum corps and lasted much of the afternoon.
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United Nations
Mountain View
Communists Banned by NEA Delegates at Boston Meet
George P. Aueteika of Hayward and other Alameda County teachers joined 87th National Education Association delegates in Boston for a convention that voted to bar Communist party members from U S schools and NEA membership. The action condemned use of terms Red and Communist to attack teachers and urged federal aid to public schools while stressing academic freedom and job fitness based on adherence to U S constitutional values. Br. A D Holt of Nashville was named to serve as president for the coming year.
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George P. Aueteika
Hayward
Alameda County Teachers Association
National Enueating Association
Boston
Rubleika
Communist Party
NEA
Br. A. D. Holt
Nashville
Tennessee
Association
Rusteika
Induat
National Education Association
United States
Soviet Union
Phe
Conventive Commission
President Truman
Miss Mabel
Studabaker
Kyie
NRA
Mae
Tion
Almac
Senate
House
Weed Killer Spray Gets Court Action
Edward J Smith and his wife Zleaner sue Wilbure Cope and Dorothy Cope in Alameda County Superior Court alleging their lawn spray released poisonous substances harmful to the Smiths two young sons and their dogs. The suit seeks court costs and a restraining order. Attorney Richard Liegman of Daleland represents the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubing
Alameda County Superior Court
San Lorenzo
Edward J. Smith
Rivera
Zleaner
Charles
Ken
Ion
Wilbure
Cope
Dorothy
Smiths
Richard Liegman
Daleland
Dennis Sentenced To 18 Years In Sing Sing
WHITE PLAINS New York United Press reports Reg Graham Dennis the Mapes Hvar burglar who rifled boxes to support a network of pre nests was sentenced to 18 years to life in Sing Sing prison today. He received seven concurrent burglary terms each carrying 18 years to life while he had previously been serving a Canaison term at the time of his 1943 escape.
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White Plains
N. Y
Reg Graham Dennis
Mapes Hvar le Sovialite
Sing Sing
Raffles Shosrui
Albert T. Gallagher
National tax receipts rise and fall across states in 1949
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports total national collections for 1949 at 411,448,000,000 with state totals up and down. Individual income taxes dropped sharply, while corporate taxes and social security revenues rose modestly. California and other western states show varied figures, reflecting shifts in income, corporate, and excise taxes.
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West Aguae
Telaikeel
Internal Revenue Bureau
Arizona
California
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Hawaii
Alaska
Fast Romance, Speedy Divorce in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga, attorney G. W. Chamblee says he handled possibly the shortest romance to end in divorce. He recalls a couple who met at eight thirty and were to wed, yet by nine o'clock the marriage had collapsed as the groom walked out.
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Chattanooga
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Feenesday Card Club
Ata
Clarence Wilson
Conler
Mrs
Ank Borge
San Jose
Moél
Colusa
Hea Er
State Fair
JO JO
Bette Ann
Magleion
Mutician
California State
Lorenzo Theatre
Matimee
Rebekahs
Second Valley Unit Methodist Church
Row
Marjorie Maine
Percy Kiltaid
State Department
William Kundegens
Benee
Sum
Flamingo Road
Dean Crawford
Zachery
Preston Foster
Lon McAlliter
Patty Coffie
Lorenzo Wt
Giessen
Tulsa
Vin Technicalar
Susan Hayreard
Robert Prodan
Robert Ryan
Audeay Tother
Ee MI
Blyth
Howard Duff
George A Figg
Ronald Colman
Valley Orchards Group
Rams
Riley William Bendix
North Paul
Adrian Booth
Alameda County
Tonehats Head
Dennis
Merie
Fe Pai Telephone
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