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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
10
Summertime brings play and fashion for Americans as sports require specific shoes. Women, mindful of budgets, often neglect footwear, but a proper shoe is essential for both comfort and style in any sport.
An advertisement combines sewing patterns No 3011 in multiple sizes with a 25 cent or RAPTERN order option from THE HAYWARD REVIEW San Francisco. It promotes a Summer Fashion Book with 150 designs for all ages, plus guidance on choosing correct shoes for warm weather activities and travel, stressing comfortable, smart footwear and outfits.
Bernard Silvers and his wife will move from San Lorenzo to Los Angeles to be near his main office. Neighbors paid tribute at a Tuesday reception hosted by Mrs. John Vansen on Via Rincon. The article notes practical tips on footwear for summer activity.
Three Hayward men from the U S Naval Training Center San Diego begin a 12 day leave after completing basic training. The group includes Joseph Vargas son of Josephine Pradhomine of 1977 Hesperia Boulevard, Stephen Bellencourt son of Olive Lear of 406 Peralta Street, and Lopez a Hayward Union High School graduate. Vargas and Bettencourt also attended Hayward Union High School. After the 12 day break they will return to San Diego for Navy school or ship assignment.
A farewell breakfast was held last week for Mrs. Ob Simmons of Via Segundy San Loren 20 who plans to move with her husband and three children to Seattle. Hostess Alyce Christensen of Via Rincon and guests Agnes Sim Esther Brockiuss Jane Erichsen Beaulah Hastwood attended. The Simmons family has lived in San Lorenzo for about a year and a half.
Mrs. Cardon Crockett of 1213 Bartlett avenue left yesterday for Utah with her two sons Bobbie and Jimmie. She plans a five week visit to Richmond Utah to see her mother and other relatives in the northern part of the state.
Harold Bryan and wife Mrs Evelyn Bryan with daughters Evelyn Sylvia and Cynthia leave San Lorenzo Village to establish a home in Houston Texas. Harold, a former VEW post commander and fire department member, will join his family after visiting New Orleans and Texas friends before Septembers move. Mrs Bryan has contributed to The Daily Review and San Lorenzo Sun Journal and will report from the new home.
Dr. Joseph Crockett of Los Angeles plans a weeklong trip to the bay area. He aims to attend the convention in San Francisco while also visiting friends and relatives, spending time with brothers Cardon and H Crockett, his mother Mrs. Suzayne Crockett, and sister at the Atwood home during the summer.
Myrna Hansen was honored at an open house hosted by Mr and Mrs Waller Hansen at 8537 A Street after graduating from Gastro Valley Elementary School. About 35 friends attended. Attendants included Mrs Kinney Mrs Gilli gan and Mrs Jackson plus sisters Dorothy and Shirley Hansen helping with a summer Newerg themed buffet and a pink rose graduation cake.
Mr and Mrs Janes Nelson traveled from Carnegie Pa after visiting their daughter Mrs William Chandron of 17261 Via Estrelli. They attended the graduation of both grandchildren Billie 14 from David E Martin school and Charlene Elizabeth 14 from Hayward union high school.
Oakland Veteran Officer Ralph Elkins, 55, a Seventh Day Adventist with 20 years on the force, received a 15 day suspension without pay for refusing to report to work last Saturday. He said his faith prohibits Saturday labor except in emergencies. The department cited staffing needs and Elkins plans no appeal, forfeiting about $160.
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