Farewell Party for Lindseys at the Church
A farewell service and reception followed Roy and family Lindsey at the church Sunday evening. Rev Lindsey spoke on perseverance during his five years as pastor. The program included music, a guest book gift, and gifts from the church groups.
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Valtey
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Roy
Leroy Lindsey
Mick
Lindsey
Dyehe
Lindseys
B. Young
Rewindsey
Galen Wampler
Dorothy Jackson
MYF
WSCS
Dundan
Swomen
Walter Fracy
Methodist Men
Douglas Miller
JA Dual
Jaseus
Bill
Pete Pappas
Moose Members Plan Projects and Events
Hayward Moose lodge members discussed upcoming activities at Thursday night meeting. A public dance at the Moose club is set for Saturday July 8 with open invitations. Sports chairman John Diddie announced plans for forming a Hayward Moose softball team to represent the lodge.
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Hayward
Stars on a Swimmer Night at Alameda County Fair
Prominent stars from stage screen and radio converge at the Alameda County Fair in Pichaunln for a July 2 gala. Master of ceremonies Bill Gwinn leads Bill Gavin and John Molonari in musical acts as a county fair queen is chosen by ticket sales with proceeds aiding the International 20-30 club fever foundation. Contestants include Diane Suchomel Hayward Anna Stefanoni Livermore and Ruth Tenderson Pleasanton sponsored by local 20-30 clubs.
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Fairgrounds
Bill Gwinn
Radio
Bill Gavin
Standard Hour
John Molonari
Alameda County
Ahmeda
Rneumatic Fever Foundation
Diane Suchomel
Hayward
Anna Stefanoni
Livermore
Ruth Tenderson
Pleasanton
Personal Property Initiative Qualifies for Ballot
SACRAMENTO Calif An initiative to prohibit taxation of personal property qualified for the November ballot Secretary of State Frank M Jordan announced The measure backed by United Taxpayers Inc would not outlaw inheritance taxes James C Stevenson said the proposal would ease a depress ive tax burden on industry and create more jobs The California Supervisors Association opposes arguing it would add millions to property tax collections The initiative gained support by roughly 16 000 signatures
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Sea Scouts San Lorenzo Crew Receives Whaleboat
Sea Scout Ship Dolphin of San Lorenzo will gain a 36 foot whaleboat from the U S Coast Guard. engine arrival to be installed. Committee officials led by John L Van Winkle met at American Sealy hall to handle ownership and duties. Volunteers are sought to provide transportation to Stinson Beach on July 1 as several events require crew transport.
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San Lorenzo
Oxen Ramma
U. S. Coast Guard
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American Selary Hall
John L. van Winkle
C. ©. Blose
Charles Chapman
Walter B
Ueern
William Dawes
Moey
Richard Willian
Willie Fowler
Darwin Barnes
Mionels Onnings
Bill Howard
Ralph Medrano
Howard Bun
Association Buys New X-Ray Machine for Alameda Health Use
The Alameda County Tuberculosis and Lending Association purchased a new X-ray machine for installation in Alameda City Health Department. Dr. Helen J. Sick, president, says the device will serve city physicians by referral and aid the ongoing fight against tuberculosis. The project costs total about 209,090 with a qualification pinion of 204,672.
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Alameda
Ielon J. Sick
M.d.gsoviation
Todn
de, Sruol
Akula
Association
New Minister for Methodist Church Arrives Friday
Rev J L Butler new minister for Distry Valley Methodist Church arrives Friday and will lead the 1 am service Sunday June 25. Butler comes from Groacent City where he helped build a new church and engaged in community affairs. He is a graduate of Oklahoma City University and the University of Boston Theological Seminary with further work at Harvard. He previously served pastorates in Massachusetts and Connecticut. The Butler family occupies the parsonage at 19842 Whelson Avenue with his wife and three children Gail 18 Roberta 6 and Paul years.
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Distry Valley
Butler
Oklahoma City
University of Boston Theological Seminary
Tarvard University
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Crut City
Whelson Avenue
Buller
Galle
Roberta
Paul
Bay Area wholesalers show big volume gain in 1948
SAN FRANCISCO UP The Bay area Council reports wholesalers moved a large volume of goods in 1948, with 103 outlets handling 78 percent of merchandise. Despite 17 percent more outlets, wholesale volume rose 215 percent not driven by price inflation, and Panagiseo donated area gates while handling 78 percent of the trade, a drop from 81 percent in 1939.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
Horse Rescued From Deep Pit Near Sacramento
A horse named Paul Lidesville was pulled from a 14 foot deep pit near Sacramento after a chain slipped and the animal crashed through barrel coverings. Owner Albert M. Shomas reported the horse is back in its stall after the rescue yesterday. A car crash and sling injury were noted among those affected.
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Paul Lidesvile Novsa
Albert M.shomas
Fire bird starts house blaze in Grand Rapids
Mish firemen said a bird caused a small house fire by trying to light a cigarette to build its nest. The blaze was not started intentionally and no injuries were reported.
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Grand Rapids
Los Angeles Surpasses Detroit as Nation's Fourth Largest City
Preliminary 1950 census figures released by area census supervisor Edwin P. Slabaugh show Los Angeles with a population of 1,954,036, up 119,419 over Detroit. Detroit rises 13 percent since 1940, while Philadelphia’s count exceeds 2,000,000 in the late tallies still being finalized.
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Detroit
Los Angeles
Motor City
Edwin P. Slabaugh
Philadelphia
Addition to Newark Firehouse Planned
Newark's tire hall will add a second story dormitory and quarters for firemen and officers on duty under construction within three weeks. Vice Chief Joseph Pashnte announced a $4400 addition to support operations and housing.
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Laglut
Joseph Pashnte
Outline Convention Program for High 12
A preliminary outline for the High 12 convention in San Diego from June 25 to July 2 includes national and state impact discussions, bus trips, a memorial service, a navy port tour, and a grand ball. Local members at Green Shutter hotel luncheon hear plans by President Napier Boker. William Bowmen and Dok Paizo to provide convens for attendees.
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San Diego
Jane
Iigh 12
Napier ‘Aoker
Thursdy Moon
Green Shutter Hotel
Inj
Inter Memorial
Deco
Navy
Ue Coivention
William Bowmen
Dok Paizo
Haywil
Building Permits Across Hayward and Surrounding Areas
A list of building permits dated June 15 to June 19 covers numerous projects in Hayward and nearby towns. Entries name owners and builders, addresses, and project types including dwellings, additions, offices, warehouses, private garages, and varying costs from about 500 to 10,000 dollars. Cities mentioned include Hayward, Castro Valley, San Leandro, Oakland, San Lorenzo, and Ashland, with multiple individuals and firms such as Bond & Builders and various named owners.
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Second Strout
Barry Avenue
Peter Leah
Foothill Boulevard
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Castro Street
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D Street
Christenson. Lane
Castro Valley
FW. Frye
Highway 17
Irvington
Mrc
Hine Rocha
Jesperian Boulevard
Glivecourt
San Larengo
Ashland Homies, Inc
San Leandro
136Th Avenue
la Lewidro
Louis Spaggiati
146Th Avenue
San Leande
Harvey Avenue
J. W. Dodd
Luigi Burro
100H Street
Oakland
Louis Spagagiari
Bout Lela
Game Wardens Warn Boat Operators on Passenger Licenses
San Francisco fish and game wardens warn excursion boat operators to require licenses for fishing. Jobs Andersen, 41, of San Francisco, was sued $250 in municipal court in the opening round of the campaign after fish and game wardens charged he allowed cruise passengers to fish without a license.
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Fish and Game
Jobs Andersen
Fish F
King of the Air dies as 80-foot pole snaps during act
Francisco Heinzmann, billed as the Great Francisco, known as the King of the Air, fell from an 80-foot swaying pole during a performance before 1,800 Shrine-backed spectators in Pueblo. The pole broke as he completed a 12-foot sway, killing him instantly. show continued after a brief intermission while attendants removed his body. Heinzmann was a former wire artist, praised by promoter Sam Pollack as among the greats of the swaying-pole act.
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Coto
Au.e
Liet
Prancisco
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Polack Bros. Uheus
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Heinamann
Heinzman
Eingmann
Lloyd Selbeeth
Tsyag
Heinzmann
Heinzmans
Rochester
Ind
Sam Pollack
Is Wire
Heinz
Tye
Springfield
Mass
Horton to Design Alameda Exhibit for State Fair Again
Hort on of Hayward a well known co nurseryman has been asked to prepare a design for the Alameda county floral display at the 1950 California State Fair opening August 31 in Sacramento. He will work with Inwit Speed and Guida Pace. The floral arrangements will be in the Hall of Flowers with vegetables and vintages shown in the main agricultural buildings per Supervisor George A Janssen chairman of the district committee.
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Hayward
Alameda County
Sacramento
Uncle Horton
Horton
George A. Janssen
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