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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1961
Page
9
Dorothy Dix describes a fourteen year marriage to a jealous, controlling husband who demands permission for all actions, shouts in tantrums, and even curses his wife into joining his church, while his mother remains supportive amid household and six children.
Advertisement notes Printed Pattern 9205 for a beach coat in cotton linen or denim, sizes 6 8 10 12, with fabric yardage and 35 cents postage to Pattern Bureau The Daily Review Old Chelsea Station New York NY, November issue. Also includes a column of household advice and letters to Helen with marital guidance and questions about divorce and alcohol issues.
A Hayward pair celebrates their 50th wedding anniversary. Me and Mrs. Senobin Gonzales recall marriage on June 1 1911 in Fresnillo and subsequent moves to Los Angeles San Lorenzo and Hayward. They have six children one grandchild and six great grandchildren.
A letter from astronaut C Shepard Jr was received by Del Rey PTA. On May 16 he was awarded an honorary life membership in the California Congress of Parents and Teachers for outstanding work with children and youth. The award was accepted by Principal Burl Miner on behalf of Supervisor Dunn who forwarded thanks from Del Rey. Sixty nine Vallejo Mile School students were honored at a PTA dinner for academic achievement and community service. East Avenue PTA installs new officers for 1961 62 with Adolph Odegaard as president and a new executive board.
Mrs Willian Worden Nicol son Sr of San Leandro, new recording secretary for the Oakland Bay Area Unit of the United Federation of Doll Clubs, will discuss the historic Pedlar Doll at a Saturday noon dessert luncheon at 5810 McAndrew Drive Oakland. The talk covers the 1700 to 1860 Pellar Dolls and the English peddler Mary Callinack who walked to London for The Great Exhibition.
A mother blocks one child from swimming to care for a sick sister then shifts to allowing both later. The piece argues that forbidding an activity for one child because the other cannot is not beneficial for either child.
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