Antique Doll Exhibit at Alameda County Fair Opens July 2
Pleasanton hosts an antique doll exhibit in the new home economics building during a 13 day run at the Alameda County Fair. Officials invite doll collectors from Alameda and surrounding counties to display bisque and cloth dolls, papier mache, and other antique varieties with premiums offered. event ends around late June at the fairgrounds near Bernal and Pleasanton Avenues.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County
Fai
Bargroumds
Elmer Pedersen
Alameda
Cant Casta
Sin Francisco
San Mateo
First Sunday Concert in Tayward Park Returns
The Tayward Municipal Band holds the first of six summer concerts in Way do Memorial Park. The program features light classics and Broadway tunes, with three Sunday performances plus a Fourth of July show. Local residents are invited to attend the free outdoor series.
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Tayward
Tes Ward
Alice Nent
Way Do Memorial Park
Hess Distin Tireein
Anthony Motel
Tive
Sid Lorene
Ineamentil
Pee van
Trustees Seek Superintendent
Trustees seek a new school leader amid a convoluted text draft. The message mentions Vista School and a board, with unclear references to candidates, parent groups, and review timelines.
Estudilla Unit Self Meeting Sparks Local Discussion
A fragmented note indicates a Estudilla Unit self meeting in San Leandle. Memory gaps obscure agenda items but mention of a fireside discussion and a plan to review a venereal mertine topic. Residents were urged to attend for further details and next steps.
New Approach Wage Hearing Sets For City Workers
City Personnel Board holds 8 pm hearing in City Hall chambers on a new wage policy. The employes association backs Doran’s recommendation for a 24 percent raise for all city staff, offset by cost of living cuts, with a compromise proposal balancing police and fire raises against budget constraints.
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Finploge Ein
Walliar
Fist Tharond
Raymond Doran
Asso
Tecomneil Doras Ili Watt Planindy
All Sahus
Ticals
ST Dens
Green
Doran
Charles Peson
Association
Ion
Davan
Shales
Nthe
Police
Tire Groupe
Devan
Carnival Fee Payment and City Planning Session Details
A garbled notice outlines carnival fee payment requests from the Chamber of Commerce and a June 29 work session with the Planning Commission on Downtown Plaza zoning proposals. It mentions bids for removal of underground signlets on Washington Ave and related construction plans, plus a public hearing and various street works and approvals.
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Comian
Inks AM
Washington Ave
Livi
Livi Sire , Febyeen Suuthou Paeitie Ledley
Bidf Sr
Ping Pong Club Plans Contest
Local Ping-Pong Club announces an upcoming contest with entries from Vin Poet and Le Vin Doh Iow Deer tie sal a. Organizers invite players to register, promising a friendly yet competitive event and potential trophies for top finishers.
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Dan le
Hopeful Mayor Seeks New D.C. Employment Prospect
NDRO Mayor Jack Mantester reports hopeful progress from Washington D.C. as he seeks favorable consideration for a job at the State Department. He returned with plans for a potential tenant for a Davis Street project and notes a promised special survey in the Leandra area within the year. He cites industry officials and a Washington conference as supporting factors for local employment opportunities.
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Ndro
Jack D. Mantester
Ichington D.C
Illuster
Davis
Laske
Leandra
Altebor
Sa Leandra
Mayer
Industey Fe
Ny Automissary Ly
Washbury
Mallester
Whitney
Fairbanks-Marse
Joshiser, Hircraft
Americath Wehiners and Foundry
Saith Amer
Wim Aperati
Winle
Washington
Maso
Mie
Uy Art Co
Abandoned Street Plan Advances At Campus Site
Alameda County planning commission yesterday approved changes to right of way on Grand View Avenue linking to new street alignments at Tayward State College site. The vote included abandoning portions of streets, construction of a new sidewalk, and replacing segments with a steel road to support future Hills development and the mixed use project nearby.
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Alameda County
Tayward State College
Hunpus
Sifoot Steel
College County
Grand View Avenue
Dobbel Avenue
Grand View
Ion
Loventual Hill
Joseph
Clarence ‘Elles
Mission Road
Stile Highway 20
Sheridan Road
Washington Township
Ray E. Davis
Ashland
Nyla Dearunner
Tid Barneby Ave
Haxwich
Hesperian Boulevard
Portraits Poem by John C. Metcalfe About Reunion
Poem asks for ongoing connection not farewell. The speaker hopes for a door ajar to return, seeking reassurance that thoughts remain, and a welcoming homeward greeting despite time and distance. The verse urges never to say goodbye and to promise future togetherness.
Green Thumb Thief Hunted
A local theft report describes a thief targeting a residential garden, hijacking shrubs from Mes. Gerald Mayeroty’s home on Sutundsiv Drive. Mrs. Mayeroty and her husband woke to the incident and are seeking help identifying the suspect hidden among nearby properties.
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Gan Leaniro
Athaaron
Mes
Gerald Mayeroty
Sutundsiv
Mision
Maseroft
Price
Maye
Japanese Unit Plans Dinner
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Japanese unit planning a dinner and references to names and places in a disjointed sequence. The readable parts suggest a meeting or event involving a unit, dinner plans, and possibly individuals, but specifics are unclear due to garbled text. This card captures the minimal identifiable items without fabricating details.
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Has Vista School Pier Board of Venasters
Bethy Paren
Estudilla
Bence
C of
Chamber Direct
Satrwalle
Mosap del T
Conan Appeevedt
Aadrey Maree
Pebieitas Chiuielts
Vilanm
Haas Ave
Ulans
Judy
Sue Pergisa
Ato
Warn Ayers
Maltester
John C. Metcalfe
Capwell’s
Capwell
Hayward
Capwell's
Capiwell’s
Jamaica
Caperil
Golden Books
Younglers
Golden Library of Knowledge
Steel Level, Hayward
Capwelus
Ustar
Uiovel
Pontias
Copeni
Chease
Bowas
Copel
Steed Urvel
Baywaid
Gym Dandy
Cowell i Tey
Lewin
HAY Ward
Phorsdien
Green Thumb
Totenshee
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