14 Licenses Suspended Or Revoked In Bay Area District
A five day period ending May 23 saw 14 licenses suspended or revoked across Hayward San Lorenzo San Leandro Decals and Niles per the California Department of Motor Vehicles. Hayward led with six suspensions while 12 drivers earned permanent reinstatements. Names and addresses of those suspended or reinstated are listed by town and street.
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Hayward
California Department of Moor Vehicles
Lst
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Decolatel
Niles
Beemer
Joseph W. Ammons
Arthur
Griffiths
Castra
Probatin
Preston Howell
East Ith Street
Manuel MV. Loera
Hampton Road
Montague
Don T. Shelley
Gos
Alice Street
San Lorenzo—Forest
Newark
Charles D. Brink
Maso Avenue
County issues 2,077,000 in May building permits
Alameda County records show May permits totaling 2,077,000 with 274 building permits issued and 268 relocation permits. Carlson notes the total reach reached 3,909,600 across 544 rated permits. breakdown lists five dwellings, five duplexes, and several commercial and public structures.
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Hayward
Alameda County
Marc Caegan
Carlson
Carls Vepor
Mae Terammot
Nie Public Sa AO
Mt Eden School Awards Presented at Open House
Mt Eden school held an awards event with trophies from district officer Mrs. Bobbie Camenzind for top essay winners Ernie Pyle and American Heroine Marian Anderson. Other top finishers included Gayle Fry, Gary Pivott, Betty Jo Cobb, Clarice Even, and Arlene Durrett. Merit prizes went to Clarice Eden and several others. School champion earned $5. class winners $2.50. An auditorium crowd watched as fifth graders performed a puppet show and the school orchestra, directed by Miss Dorothy Johnson, played. Refreshments followed hosted by Mr. Eden’s mothers.
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Mt. Eden
Doyce Koehler
Ernie Pyle
Gayle Fry
Marian Anderson
Gary Pievit
Lou Heck
Rufus
Bobbie Camenzind
Ith
Bill Candy
Betty Jo Cobb
Clarice Even
Arlene Durrett
Os Rash
Shirley Sehave
Latham Foundation For Humane Education
Clarice Eden
Douglas Hodgins
de Ann Hill
Shirley Yakman
Joy Bastian
Rudy Ponce
Albert Payne
Dai Bo
Dorothy Johnson
Eder
Arcola cafe touts best chili in town
In Arcola a sign outside a cafe proclaims it offers the best chili in town. The message stresses the cafe as the village’s sole dining option, with a confident claim about quality and exclusivity.
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Arcola
Community events calendar notes June public gatherings
June events include a public card party at Sunset School Auditorium sponsored by Sucant 2-TA with prizes and refreshments. a children’s program at Presbyterian Church San Leandro. a Moose Hall rummage sale. public dances at Eden Community Recreation Center and INS Hall. public whist and dances at Moose Hall and other venues. Beverly Costa queen vote. a public whist at 139 IDES. and the Seventh annual Begonia Show at Veterans Memorial building by the American Begonia Society.
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P.m
Sunset School
Alma LaCrosan
Louella Fuller School
Presbyterian Church
Tap Estudio Avenue
San Leandro
Moose Hall
Women of the Mose
Ashlond Memorial Post
Eden Community
Yipm
Ins Hall
Agnes Calia
Beverly Costa
Tirst Steel
Wumpen
Aughters of America
Prises
Clara Algox
Weegooia & Shade Plant
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Southern Alameda County
American Begonia Society
Jr Chamber Installations Set For Hayward Area
Jr Chamber of Commerce in the Hayward area will hold formal installation rites during a barbecue at the Charles Kenney home on Tanzle wood drive Saturday night. Dalton Fender of the Oakland Jr Chamber will lead a delegation of 10 couples. Keit Henry becomes Now president of the Hayward Ave Jaycees succeeding Charter President Mark DaShiell. Kenney serves as first vice president with Dick Barbier as second vice president, Charles Snipes treasurer, and John Wackburn secretary.
Church sign opposes tax plan in Greenville
The Southside Baptist Church in Greenville posted a bulletin board message protesting the government’s expanding tax program. The sign reads Salvation is free and tax free, urging readers to tell Yom and Dick but not the tax.
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Greenville
C. Dm
Southside Baptist Church
Church
HHS Senior Boy To Attend 20-30 Club Meetings Monthly
Hayward announces selecting one high school senior each month to attend weekly 20 30 club meetings. The aim is to expose youths to service clubs goals and encourage club membership. Also chart night for a new 20 30 club in Washington township set for June 27 per Warren Miller expansion chairman. In Memphis hotel manager W L Wolfe claims a record of 15 guests in one bedroom during a slumber party hosted by a club member.
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Hayward
Washington Township
Fune
Warren Miller
Memphis
Tenn
L. Wolfe
Nnls
Wolfe
Shen
Happy Birthday Fort Worth Boy Wins Prize After Illness
Karl Logan's 11th birthday started rough with illness but improved as a friend brought cake and he won a radio station contest, receiving a new bicycle. In Phoenix, TB patients at Phoenix Medical Center Sanatorium produced about 900 Christmas trees from recycled medical materials including x ray film and dialysis tubes.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Karl Logan
Phoenix
Ariz
Phoeniix Medical Center
New Vitality Promise For Men And Women Over Forty
An advertisement touts a product called Invigorator claimed to renew energy and vitality for people over forty. It promises dramatic life changes, youthful feeling, and strong testimonials, urging readers to buy with large dollar amounts cited and discounted offers.
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