Alumni Shower Notes and Wedding Plans of 1960s Locals
Alumni events fill the scene as Barnett orate reports show a busy calendar of baby showers for Mrs Mantel Gitela and Mrs Lan Anderson, with gifts and flowers noted. A Fresno birth for Susan Lee to Mr and Mrs RW Cool Jr is announced, alongside wedding plans for Miss Betty Baker and Howard Sarberg set for May 14 at First Presbyterian. reception to follow. The city club also reports an alumni constitution draft after a lengthy council debate and updates from Vera Lucciani and others on social happenings.
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Cohsusitaker
Susan Lee
RW. Coole Jr
Ann Hughes
Fresno
Cooke
Inisahi
Betty Baker
Howard Sarberg
Miss Baker
John Misaleer
Hayden
Mra
Art Johnson
Georgette Gahngen
Mise
Norman
Orchid
heJovry
Ette
Ary Eveson
John Baker
Petite Luann Kinney
Oly
Maynard High
San Leandro Chamber Urges Chabot Road Improvements
San Leandro chamber of commerce calls on Alameda County supervisors to upgrade Chabot Road from Esturlille to Casira Valley. Executive committee member J G Peterson notes new Eden Township hospital in Castro Valley will draw residents to the corridor. Improvements to curves would boost safety and convenience and increase the road's value to the county.
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Alaméda County Band of Supervisors
Chabot Road
Esturlille
Casira Valley
San Leandro
Chamber
Truman Talks With Newsmen On Train On Crowds
President Truman chatted with reporters aboard his train as it neared Broken Bow Nebraska. He urged observers to judge crowd size for themselves, noting a newsman’s estimate of 28 000 at Broken Bow and reflecting on farm life improvements since his Missouri days.
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AUP
Truman
Broken Bow
Neb
Broken How
Missouri
Fight Abandoned as Halt on Hospital Closings Fails
The House Armed Services Committee dropped its drive to stop closing five military hospitals. The panel announced it would abandon efforts to block the closures, ending the push amid ongoing restructuring inside the armed forces health system.
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Washington
Hans Armed Services Committee
Tony
Nurses Association Opposed to Strikes
SAN PRANCISCO AP The American Nurses Association on record today opposing strikes by nurses to back demands for higher pay and safer working conditions. The ANA board adopted a policy on conduct in labor disputes and endorsed a no strike policy for state associations. Nurses should remain neutral in labor management relations and avoid activities aimed at influencing dispute outcomes. Dual Session Thursday for Culinary Workers and Bartenders union meeting at 823 with two start times.
Janssen Outlines County Government at Eden CC Meeting
Supervisor George Janssen told Eden chamber members that county government operates like a large corporation with taxes as stock and dividends as good government. He said lower taxes hinge on reducing governmental security as he outlined the county administration to the audience. Lloyd Utter introduced Lt Lorraine Wilson and Bob Palmer a San Lorenzo school trustee candidate, plus new chamber directors L J Bishop and Manuel Vierra. Two film presentations from Shell Oil and the National Association of Manufacturers were shown, with refreshments served afterward.
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George Janssen
Eden Chamber of Commerce
Janssen
Lloyd Utter
Chamber
Lorraine Wilson
The
Salvation Army
Utter
Bob" Palmer
San Lorenzo
L. J. Bishop
Manuel Vierra
Shell Oil Company
National Association of Manufacturers
Death of Daniel W. Jennings 58 at Rio Vista Avenue Home
Daniel W. Jennings 58 husband of Daisy Jennings died Sunday at their home 31805 Rio Vista Avenue He was a Pennsylvania native and carpenter a 30 year resident of the community He belonged to Carpenters Union Local 36 Oakland Funeral 2 pm Thursday May 11 at Garden Chapel Pratt Vlier Mortuary with final services at Lone Hill Cemetery Survived by wife daughter Mrs Robert Hibbs Jr of Long Beach and several stepchildren Names of siblings Mrs Ada Evans Walter Jennings and others listed Also mentioned are Mrs Robert Long and Mrs George Place from Pennsylvania.
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Daniel W. Jennings
Daisy Jennings
Rio Vista Avenue
Jennings
Pennsylvania
Carpenters’ Union
Oakland
Pratt- Vlier
Lone
Death of William I N Scott Aged 64 in Oakland Area
William I N Scott 64 died suddenly Sunday at his home 1342 B street. A native of Oakland he was a retired farmer who lived in the area 30 years. Private funeral at Sorensen Brothers chapel 1140 B street at 4d pan tomorrow with chapel hours until noon Wednesday. Interment Mt View Columbarium. He was brother of Trederick V A Sealt Maynard Mrs L Hughes Poller Valley Miss Elsie Buctel Hayward Mrs BE W Varutma Spray River Ore and Mrs J V Melee Hopland.
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William T. N. Scott
Oakland
Scott
Sorensen Brothers
B Street
Inminent
Mt. View
L. Hughes
Poller Valley
Elsie Buctel
Hayward
BE. W. Varutma
Spray River
Ore
J. V Melee
Hopland
Keeper of the Bees at Work in Castro Shoot Scene
T. W. Lakin, a bee keeper for seven to eight years with about 520 hives, was photographed as swarming bees gathered near Kant Snyder distributors on Castro shoot and Smalley. He markets honey to wholesale outlets and runs a small retail honey business. He advises scratching the sting and not squeezing venom into the skin.
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Todey
T. W. Lakin
Quarry
Tha
Ha Wan
Kant Snyder Distributors
Castro Shoot
Smalley
Lakin
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Dick Cline
Alumni Association
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Joy Sader
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