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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
4
Niles School District trustees approve a $345,300 preliminary budget, a $23,000 increase over the prior year, with a tax cut OK’d for the district. The action sets the stage for the upcoming fiscal year as the board moves toward final approvals.
Obituaries for Aldefonso Aranda and Bertha B. Duncan outline church services at Holy Rosary in Decoto and Sorensen Bros. Chapel for Castro Valley, with interment at Holy Sepulchre and Evergreen cemeteries. The community budget discusses a $322,000 year tax reduction target and shifting funds, plus a four year superintendent contract for Supt. Anthony Scalant and continued religious release-time programs.
Requiem Mass for Nell Tobias 63 will be held tomorrow at 10 am at St Leander's Church 280 Estudillo Ave San Leandro. Rosary this evening at Santos Robinson Mortuary 160 Estudillo Ave San Leandro. Tobias died Wednesday in an Oakland hospital. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
Newark officials consider restoring part of Decoto Road to its historic name Jarvis Road. Councilman Leonard Lucio proposed the move and City Attorney Charles Snow will study feasibility and report at the next meeting. Jarvis was named for Howard and F. Jarvis, brothers who operated the landing that spurred Newark, once known as Beard’s Mayhew’s and Jarvis Landing, a Mission San Jose shipping point. Dana allegedly noted the site in 1835 in Two Years Before the Mast.
Evangelist Billy Graham announced that for the first time two Negroes join his crusade team. Rev Howard Jones of Cleveland will serve as associate evangelist on the 33 member team, while Graham and others addressed a Madison Square Garden audience. The Rev Jones, 38, noted the era of racial integration in his remarks.
Mrs Ida Butterick 90 died Wednesday at a San Leandro rest home after living in San Leandro and Niles the past five years, formerly Oakland for 40 years. She was a native of Saginaw Michigan, widow of Guy Butterick, mother of Russell Van Ess Virginia Jefferson and Ethel Johnson, and sister of William and Edward Bennett. Survived by four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. East Lawn Chapel of Chris Borba San Leandro in charge.
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