Just One of Those Things Found: Worthless Stock Certificates
Peter Trinchero, a 26 year old Italian immigrant and Sutter Home winery clerk, found 152 250 unsigned Nevada Consolidated stock certificates that were valued at thousands but proved worthless. The certificates bore no signatures and carried a 25 cent par value. Van Deusen, president of the timing firm, said the stock was likely a prank or error. The finder, now a student at the University of California, remains philosophical about the episode and notes his plans for foreign trade studies after graduation.
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LEVY SAN_LEANDRO
Peter Trinchero
University of California
Yeserday
Piedmont
Turin
Sutter Home Winery
East 14Th Street
Oakland
Aoy
2Nd Avenue
W. van Deusen
Nevada Consolidated, Inc
Riefly
Trinchero
van Deusen
Eden area hospitals set for week of events and tours
Special Area Events for Hospital Week highlight Eden hospital and community efforts. Eden and San Leandro churches and Temple Beth Sholom will dedicate a Meditation chapel gift. VA Oakland hospital programs run May 8 9 with tours and exhibits of veteran care gear. Fairmont county hospital offers guided visits by reservation. Santos road plans for Washington township community hospital advance to triple beds. St Rose hospital planned near East Shore Freeway Hayward will ease beds shortage. Eden Hospital a six story 245 bed facility opened 1954 with 280 medical staff and 500 workers, funded without tax money. hospital district bond issues and Hill-Burton act support financed expansion.
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Eden Hospital
Eden and
San Leandro
Fairmont County Hospital
Elma Carpenter
Washington Township
Santos Road
St. Rose
Tennyson Road
Eastshore Freeway
Hayward
Alameda County
Sun Rose
Michael D. Sheridan
Vincent P. Graham
Edward K. Stanton
Bernard Burke
St. Joachim's Parish
Thomas P. Sheridan
Everett
Washington
Eden Township
Hill~urton Hospital
General Hospital
Eden
Samuel and
Julius Levine
Levine General Basalta
Aca
Y Wives Club Teas Weekday Gathering at Manor School
The YWCA Y Wives Club of the Washington Manor area hosts a tea Monday from 3 to 5 p.m. at Washington Manor school. Hostess is Mrs. Marvin Edwards with Eden branch representation. Women’s membership is $2 per year to learn about local Y programs and facilities.
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Ywca “Y' Wives Club
Washington Manor
Marvin Edwards
Eden
Road-E-O plans completed for Washington township youths
The Junior Chamber of Commerce announced the third annual Road-E-O for Washington township youngsters. The event is set for Saturday May 19 at Washington Union High School with written exams May 15 or 16. The winner earns a trip to the state finals in Sacramento, then potential national finals, plus an engraved plaque. A Miss Washington Township beauty contest and a Fremont booth at the June county fair are also planned. An organized drug collection for Vietnam will be mailed next week.
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Fremont
Washington Township
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Union High School
Bob Miller
Sacramento
Fremont City
Vietnam
Miller
Square Dance Class Opens
A new intermediate square dancing course is offered by the Hayward Area Recreation District. Classes meet Fridays for ten sessions through July 6 with instructors Red and Marvel Enty at Bay School 6000 Beckman Road San Lorenzo. Also an open ballroom class for ten couples meets Wednesdays at Bay School with instructors Whiting and Sandra Hill. The square dance group will meet at Bay School.
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Hayward Area
Alvat
Red
Marvel Enut
Bay School
Beckman Road
San Lorento
Whiting
Sandra Hill
Four in Manor Board Contest for Two Seats
Washington Manor Community Services district faces a four candidate race for two director positions. Incumbent E Stanley Weissburg filed before the deadline joining Mrs Joyce Altman Larry Mays and Mrs Jean Clack who serves as the district secretary. Election set for June 5.
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Washington Manor
Village Homes board race sparks tense public meeting
Testimony centered on a January remark by a candidate about filing petitions to create a San Lorenzo Village Homes association. Howard claimed he was goaded by opponents and denied real intent to form a corporation, citing prior failures and World War II service to explain sensitivity to the dictator label. Others said they had no role in drafting petitions or organizing support.
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San Lorenzo
Spencer
Dohmann
Howard
Leandro Council debates agenda for downtown hearings
Leandro council opens agenda with five public hearings starting at 8 15 pm focusing on a new lighting district on East 14th street and zoning matters. Seven resolutions seek bids for street reconstruction including Estadiola avenue from East 14th to MacArthur boulevard and related downtown repair work.
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East 14Th Street
Estadiila Avenue
MacArthur Boulevard
San Leandro
Fremont Fire Chief Warns on Spring Outdoor Safety
Fremont Chief Frank Matiruga urges mothers to supervise children as warmer weather returns. He warns of higher fire risk from burning trash and dry brush, advising keep very young children away from bonfires and teach older kids to act safely and use fire equipment, with supervision mandatory. Police report Johnny Weissmuller arrested for drunk driving after a sobriety test, bail set at 263 dollars.
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Fremont
Frank Matiruga
Hollywood
INS
Johnny Weisamuller
Dorothy Dix Guidance On Love And Loyalty
Dorothy Dix counsel on temptation and duty in marriage. A wife recalls a past emotional affair, affirming that love may be real yet not cheap, and urges resisting personal desire to protect family and children. She praises those who honor vows and responsibilities over momentary passion.
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Dorothy DIX
Ship
M. J
Area Obituaries George V. La Perle 46 Hayward native dies after long illness
George V. La Perle 46 formerly of Oakland and a guard at Eriden Calculating Machine in San Leandro died yesterday at Oakland Hospital after a long illness. An Oakland native he lived in Hayward four and a half years. He belonged to American Legion Post 5 of Oakland. Survived by widow Dorothy mother Mrs Alice Rossi Oakland two sisters Mrs Lucille Powelle Oakland and Mrs Phyllis Stiffler San Leandro and three brothers Edward Oakland Hubert and Leslie Walnut Creek. Services 11 am Monday Sorensen Bros chapel Hayward. Contributions to American Cancer Society in lieu of flowers.
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George V. la Perle
Dean Avenue
Hayward
Oakland
Eriden Calculating Machine Company
San Leandro
Oakland Hospital
Jimercan Legion Post 5
Dorothy
Alice Rossi
Lucille Powell
Kenneth Ketchum Services Monday Memorial Notice
Kenneth Ketchum 49 dies of heart attack at home on Highway 17 between Centerville and Alvarado. A former State Agriculture inspector born in Kansas City, he belonged to Masonic Lodge 497. Surviving wife Arlene and two brothers, Sidney and Darrel. Services 3 pm Monday at Palms Chapel Centerville. later 9:15 am Tuesday at Viseu Mortuary Santa Cruz with 9:30 am Mass at Holy Cross Church. Burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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Fremont
Kenneth.k. Ketchum
Manual E. Roze Jr
San Leandro
Cecelia Souza
Santa Cruz
Raymond BE
Roze
Ashland
Anal
Genemes Roz
Azores
Holy Cross Church
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Hayward
Roze Services Set for Mary Roze in Santa Cruz
Mary E. Roze a 39 year old San Lorenzo native who died Thursday in Santa Cruz following the death of her husband Manual E Roze 80 will have services Tuesday Funeral notices list Roze and family connections with Santa Cruz and San Lorenzo locations and dates
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Mary E. Roze
San_Lorenzo
Santa’ Cruz
Manual E.’ Roze
Me. Roze
Betare
Group Forms To Back Bobe For County Board of Education
Ashland announces a Citizens Committee for Sidney P. Bobe formed at Ralph Ruggieri home to back his candidacy. Ruggieri named service chairman and will appoint area sub chairmen soon. The aim is to have a nonpolitical county school system and businesslike administration after the June primaries.
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Ashland
Sidney P. Bobe
County Board of Education
Ralph Ruggieri
Carlwyn
Ruggieri
Alameda Coounty
Board of Education
Bobe
Eden Township Democrats Form 14 Member Finance Committee
Eden Township Democratic club President Manuel L. Furtado named a 14 member finance committee to raise funds for the club’s campaign in support of George Miller for Congress Richard Richards for senator and Carles Bee for state assembly. Members include Rudolph Dettenrieder Floyd Attaway Dr Michael Sheridan Frank Biggs Andre LaRoche John Pappas Mamie Potts Mary Sherman Phil Murthy Gerald Cochan Dorothy Perry and Dave Allen. The committee will meet Tuesday.
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Eden’ Township
Democratic Club
Manuel L. Furtado
George Miller
Richard Richards
Ana Carles -Bee
Furvado
Rudolph Dettenrieder
Floyd Attaway
Michael Sheridan
Frank Biggs
Andre, LaRoche
John Pappas
Mamie Potts
Mary’ Sherman
Phil
Murthy
Gerald Cochan
Dorothy Perry
Dave Allen
Contractor’s Tale Ends Search Over Lost $1000 Bill
Charles Berger told police yesterday to call off the search for the $1,000 bill he said he passed a week ago. Berger claimed his two year old daughter Kimberly had stuffed the bill in her piggy bank, ending the mystery.
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Belmont
Charles Berger
Berger
Kieberly
Winners In Doll Contest Listed By Hayward District
The Baby Review reports results of a doll contest held by Hayward Area Recreation District. Eight girls from El Portal area were named in prettiest and most unusual categories with special awards to several participants for judging difficulty.
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el Portal
Hay~ward Area
al. Bunin
Nancy Heiseshman
Laundraett
Nancy Alderson
Joan “Mickey” Angle
Carol Brown
Nees
Helen
Vani Pelt
Vickie Cohnson
Helen Ehrler
Jeanetté’ Castile
Bunin
Heishmah and
Puterbaagh- Eelfa
Sign Up Surges For Hayward Day Camp Sessions
HARD officials report strong interest in Trails End Redwood Regional Park camp, with seven week-long sessions starting June 25 through Aug 5. Each session houses up to 2120 children and includes crafts, hiking, nature study, cook-outs, skits, swimming, and transportation. Registration fee covers bus fare insurance meals and activities from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Hayward Area Recreation
June Eates
Trails End
Redwood ‘Regional Park
Yeates
IDES Fiesta Opens Tonight at Hayward Lodge Hall
The Holy Ghost fiesta of the Hayward IDES lodge opens tonight with a 9 o'clock dance at the lodge hall. Tomorrow features a parade starting at 9 am from the hall and following routes along C and First streets to Main and Foothill, with a Carne e sopas served free to the public from 4 to 7 pm and dancing to conclude the festival.
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Hayward Ides Lodge
First Streets
Main
Foothill
All Saints Church
Boarding Home Permit Approved for Mulford Gardena District
The Board of Supervisors approved Marine Kaiser for a boarding home permit to operate for six aged persons at 2735 West Avenue 132nd in Mulford Gardena. Also greenlit were Blackwill's trailer court permit on Niles Canyon Road north of Highway 2 and Frank R. Garig's church location permit between 22255 and 22235 Hathaway Avenue east of Sunset Boulevard in Hayward.
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Board of Supervisors
Marine Kaiser
West Avenue
Mulford Gardena
Blackwill
Niles
Canyon Road
Frank R. Garig
Hathaway, Avenue
Sunset Boulevard
Hayward
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