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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1951

Page

13

Memorial Day tributes and post events in San Lorenzo

San Lorenzo marked Memorial Day with veterans receiving GI insurance dividends and a large blood drive. The American Legion post 675 and Kiwanis planned Family Night at Community Church, while a Packard Reill TV set prize supported hall renovation. Flower show prizes totaled 520 in cash and 40 azalea plants.

Bumparl San Lorenzo National Service Life. Insurance American Reed Cross Blood Donor Service of Oakland Community Center Ansp San Lorenzo Post 675 American Legion Korea al Sehlenke Post Jack Canon C. Lipman Chaiman Alameda County Red Cross Blood Committee al Ludwig Palo Alto San Francisco Packard-Reil le Tenzo Theatra ‘Oy San Samurday

Inflation Eats Up Military Aid Says Marshall

Secretary Georg C. Marshall told the Senate Banking committee that inflation has eaten up 7 billion of the 35 billion appropriated for military supplies this fiscal year. He urged approval of a two year extension of the defense production act, warning that inflation costs and enemy buildup threaten mobilization progress and national security.

Washington P — Delonge Georg C. Marshall Marshall Senate Banking Committee Oo Ho

Clements Picnic With Home Run Highlights At Valley

Memorial Day gathering at TMidden Valley featured children races a softball game and ample food. Teamsters beat Engineers and Laborers 12 to 5 with home runs by Jackson Gore and Trall. Chicken supper to close the day and a noisy gunsmith alarm in Chicago caused no injuries.

Jackson al Gore Burl Trall

San Lorenzo Village Paper Drive Seeks Sunday Pickup

San Lorenzo residents are urged to place papers on porches by Sunday morning for the San Lorenzo Seoul drive. Cub packs 66 and 7, with Scouting and Brownie groups, will collect from 8:30 a.m. The event is sponsored by Village Dad’s Club and several Cub and Girl Scout units. new officers were elected to serve starting September amid local civic activity.

San Lorenzo Village San Lorenzo Seoul Sunaday la Peb Phan Than Joe Village Dad's Club Explorer UW. C Frederickson J. G. Woodward Anrty Moser Ruth Minor Verna' Hunt Bill Katzer Jheaauver Lloyd Smith Pob Flanagan

Manor School Spring Festival at Washington Manor School

The spring festival will be held at Washington Manor School at 3 30 p m with dances by pupils from Mrs Beatrien Plath and other teachers classes A variety of acts include an accordion solo Song of Spring by David Muleiva singing games A Munting We Will Go and Jolly Merry by Mrs Mildred Huffman class an instrumental solo by Tack Ruselli and songs from Mrs Zachariades class

Washington Manor School Verity Avi Pia Pate Beatrien Plath Evangeline Sloyarl Donna Morse Olga Frey Margaret Massa Leah Nowell Katherine Reichel

Warning to candy-holics at neu ral hygiene group meeting

The annual conference of the State Neural Hygiene Teachers Association warned that "lost week ends" extend to children as well as adults, with the exception that children become "candyrhotics."

Buffalo NOY. UP Neural Hygiene ‘Teacher

Bell System Million Owners Expand Public Private Case

The telephone industry has long been a private yet publicly owned model. Now ownership reaches one million, with hundreds of thousands in the Pacific Telephone area. Investors fund expansion as regulated profits permit. The aim is to show earnings that assure a reasonable return on savings while maintaining financial soundness.

Bell System Pacific Telephone

Salary Hike Approved for San Leandro City Employees

San Leandro council approved a salary increase averaging 7 percent for 144 city workers, effective July 1, costing about 36000 annually. City Manager Wes McClure rises from 700 to 786 per month, City Clerk Burbank to 426, Deputy Clerk Pratt to 273, and Custodian Larsen to 273 monthly.

Sank Leandro San Leandro

Lioness Club Names New Officers For Term

Betty Peterson announces Lioness Club officers including Mrs Vern Cummins as president for the coming term. Incoming officers span posts from first vice president to treasurer and include numerous committee chairs such as attendance, bulletin, chaplain, community betterment, and program. The group also plans a joint installation dinner with Castry Valley fans and Lioness clubs and approved four donations to aid Castro Valley agency activities.

Castry Valley Betty Peterson Fisb Vern Cummins Gene’ van Ness al Gonsalves Paul Tichner Charles Mellerie Charles Hocking Niles Kostal Frank Marley Gene van Ness John Rutzebeck C. J. Gramphorn Roy Peterson Ways and Means Webster Weel Castro ‘Valley We Agency Mes Peterson

Fetter Fined for Speeding in Mt Clemens Ride

Yellowing sheriff records show Louis Fetter a pioneer railway motorist was fined 26 dollars for speeding in Mt Clemens after police estimated he was driving faster than a horse could gallop.

MT. Clemens Mich. A.m Louis Fetter Imlt

Miss Andersen Heads Lutheran Bible School

Miss Marie Andersen to lead Vacallu Bible School at Faith Lutheran Church Redwood Row. Sessions run June 18 to 29 from 9 to 12, for ages 6 to 14, with lessons, storytelling, worship, and activities. Rev Wildrick invited children to attend. Andersen an alumna of Lutheran Bible Institute Minneapolis and mission parish worker with the Blair Nebraska UELC.

Marie Andersen Vacallu Bible School Faith Lutheran Junker Kolme Synod Miss Andersen Lutheran Bible Institute of Minneapolis Minnesota United Evangelical Lutheran Church of Blair Neb Miss Andersey

Valley Couple Lend Talents For Program

John and Annabelle Hayes performed humorous roles at a Sanrise Solus Parenks meeting portraying the Great Hindu magician and his assistant Madame Zou. The event supported a school aiding handicapped children, with Hayes serving as president of the organization.

Red Cross First Aid H. P Jack Greason Alameda County Civil Defense Fred Emich Hayward Hayward High School Dale Roe Oakland Area Red Cross Stanley N. Petersen Castro Valley John Annabelle Hayes Sanrise Solus Parenks Association Madame Zou Ttayes Lmagekins Bayes Gustro Valley

School activity staff list at Olivet Lutheran page

A fragmentary notice lists staff assisting school activities at Olivet Lutheran EHIWEH Los Angeles St Paul Lynwood Valley Luth North Tollywood and Eastern Midrish areas. Named assistants include Mines Lillian Hansen Emiia Beck Thore Jann Gon Eunice Otten Lilly Olgan Caval Miller Frieda Carruth Dora Thormahlen Meanie Thorp Bolly Lange Lois Anderson.

Olivet Lutheran Ehiweh Los Angeles St. Paul's Lynwond Valley Luth

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