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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1950
Page
4
Betty Ann Hutchins died today at an East Oakland hospital. Private rites are set for Wednesday morning. Closing services will be at Lone Tree cemetery. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hutchins and two brothers. Address given: 1037 Park Street, Hayward.
Local youth groups in Hayward and surrounding areas offer dance classes, folk dances, sports, and club meetings from June to mid month. Activities include Sunset Ramblers folk dance, Jolly Rogers teen group, Boys Club events, Debuts at Village Center, and square dancing at multiple schools and community centers with times ranging from afternoon to late evening.
Katharine Bryant, 77, died after a long illness at home on Rex Road. Private funeral held at California Crematorium. In a separate feature, ten Northern California dog training clubs held a competition at Cressmont, with Slayward Area Dog Training Club winning over $500 in awards. Serena, a German shepherd, led entries with a 195 score. other dogs listed include Cila of Sunset and Jerry of Sunset. Oakland Club did not compete, staging the event and donating prizes.
In Boston a liquor store clerk J Albert Cassidy Jr faced two robbers as one shouted Hands up and the other Hands down. After brief hesitation Cassidy was overpowered and the trio took 177 dollars from him.
The local dog training club meets weekly at the American Legion hall in San Lorenzo every Wednesday evening from 7 30 to 9 30 pm. Joseph Simpson runs the sessions and more than 30 members are registered and active. Roberts and Gernert Studios photos.
Alpine county clerk auditor and assessor Lillian Thornberg braved a snowstorm driving 2a miles to fax complete election returns to United Press. Nevada telephones aided by borrowing a line after Markleville lines failed. A county supervisor was elected by a single tie vote. Will Ellwinkel, who denies filing papers, was named by a write-in vote.
Frank Pearson post 40 Regula Veforms association and auxiliary swept state offices at the RVA and auxiliary state convention in Oakland. James ONeill of Alta Vista post named state service officer. Ellen Watson of Frank Pearson auxiliary named state treasurer and Emma Richardson elected intelligence officer. Adeline ONeill elected state trustee. Frank Pearson post and Hayward post 71 invited the next convention to Hayward Memorial building. Ernest Collicul of Napa named state commander and Lelia Mentzer of Napa reelected auxiliary head for a third term.
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