Hayward Area Youth Activities Begins With Schedule
A dense listing outlines Hayward area youth activities across many venues from May 30 to June 16. Activities include Beginners Folk Dance Groups, Teen Agers clubs, Sunset Ramblers, Jamboree Teen Agers, and Square Dance Groups at schools, gyms, and community centers. Several neighborhood sites are named, with times mainly in the 7 to 11 pm range, plus daytime sessions for elementary youth. The notice also mentions a Camera Club and a general post about YEGGS fair notice in nearby town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell City
Layton's Place
Washington
Russell Road
Irs
Lorenzo Village
All Saints
Antiing's Hall
Rbank
Pam
Sunset Ramblers
Sunset School
Eilidren
Bret Harte
Heymakers
Bayton's Place
Washington Ear
Homestead
Ash and
Prospect Streets
Wing Inn
Village Center
Ashiondoo
St. Anita
Diggers
Sunset
Fatr‘mew
Mt. Eden
Mt. Eder
Ashland
Folk Tung
Tennyson School
Hayward
Communnity
P. Inter
E Street
Ute
Russell
Alty
Jon's Place
Russell Pond
Spiris Fym
Ruth
Eymtakers
Blah Sehonl
Gastre Valley
St. John's Club
Lewelling Blvd
Tayton's Place
Washingeton
Homeston
Ash
Prospect
Swing Inn
Ashhind School
FB Street
Jolly Rogers
Valle Viste
Fair
Fairview
Mt Eden
Mt. Nden
Tenmysan
Village
Castro Valley
Bagodall
Bret Harta
Airport
Lucorne
Chiselers' Jobless Pay Fraud Cases In Court
Three ten have been sentenced, two posted bail, and a sixth is sought today by sheriff's deputies on warrants charging violations of unemployment compensation fraud. Judge Jacob Harder Jr. sentenced Booker T. Pringle and Rudolph M. Basurlo to 90 days after guilty pleas for accepting unemployment checks while working. Pringle claimed 120 dollars and Basurto 565. James W. Wesley received 30 days for illegally collecting 75 while employed by an Oakland family. Sam H. Graff and Richard A. Teir faced charges of illegally drawing 750 and 43 respectively. Graff was apprehended Wednesday, Teir surrendered at Hayward substation. Henry G. Turner remains at large, alleged to have taken 84 illegally. Complaints filed by Patrick J. Cronin's office. Deputy District Attorney Richard Lynch issued warrants Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Harder Jr
Booker T. Pringle
Preston Isne
Russell City
Rudolph M. Basurlo
Spruce Street
Newark
Pringle
Basurto
James W. Wesley
Jefferson Street
Oakland Famiry
Sam H. Graff
Dublin Boulevard
Soan
Richard A. Teir
Greenly Drive
Oakland
Hayward
Judge Harder
Henry G. Turner
Foothill Boulevard
Patrick J. Cronin
California Department of Employment
Richard Lynch
Pomo Tribe Hosts 40 Visitors During Reception
Nearly 40 visitors from seven Northern California tribes attended a Pomo Tribe of Redmen reception honoring Don McCuaig. He urged participation in a June 1 Flag Day celebration at the Harder amphitheater with flags and bearer-escorts. The tribe marked its charter date and honored four original members this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Redmen
Don McCuaig
McCuaig
Harder
Hayward
Bay Area
A. EB
Stephens
Harry
B. Twigg
Dr. J. Azevedo
Frank Alves
Frank Dall
Dall
Elibh
Alves
Three In Race For School Office At Block Hat Hay Ward
Carolyn Miler Arlene Ness and Lee Ralph lead the race for chairman of the Girls Block Hat Hay ward union high school. Elections set for June 6 with Mary Chase Pat Lopes contending for secretary and Blaine Mathado Marian Clarkson vying for treasurer. Lewise Ogle unopposed for manager of the group scrapbook. Graduating Block H members listed. Last Block TL event is the Lunst Roundup dance on June 2 in the Big Toot chaired by Joyce O Connor. Betty Pacheco, graduating chairman, reflects on the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn
Miler
Arlene Ness
Lee Ralph Rein
Hayward Union High School
Mary Chase
Pat Lopes
Blaine Mathado
Marian Clarkson
Lewise Ogle Yuns
Scrapbook
Butty Pacheco
Mary Helen Brooks
Sue Edwards
Myrile Baker
Kyelyt Dukeliss
Bonnie Allard
Etta Emol
Doris Pugh
Doyce O'Connor
Martha Kitayama
Mirsuo Hasegawa
Joan, Madsen
Blavgie Swanson
Helen Twist
Joyce O'Connor
Betty Pacheco
California Rodeo Sweetheart Joanne Phillips Seeks Crown
In Hollister, Joanne Phillips, 1949 Cal Rodeo sweetheart from Salinas, urges senior girls to enter contests. She won the Outdoor Girl title with a $500 scholarship and plans UC Davis attendance after completing junior college in San Benito County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Joanne Phillips
Miss Phillips
Joanne
Salinas
University of California At Davis
San Benito Y County Junior College
Hollister
Hayward Real Estate Board notes and local updates
A condensed Hayward real estate bulletin covers Southern Alameda County board news. Highlights include candidates speaking at a breakfast, Sarah Elizabeth Ball’s June 3 dance event, and staff movements at Joe Walsh Realty. Also noted are travel notes from the Caravan, board meeting outcomes, a new branch office at 22613 Meekland Avenue, and miscellaneous local curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahimeda County Real Estate Board
Sarah Elizabeth Ball
Tom Ball
Joe Walsh Realty Office
Hayward Igh School
Sarah
Arlene Claddden
Guatemala
Elsie Martin
Tom Plant Realty
Gene
Ashland
The
Daily Review
Elsie
George
Brownie
Hsir
Lake Chakanins
Joe Slatfig
Calco Valley
Fred Dean
M. C. Smith
Smith
California State Real Estate
Coronado
Fred Cox
Mildred Leidig
Don Leidig
Mildred South
Adler
Mildred
Don
Grace Dean
Fred
Board of
Southern
Alameda
Harold
Fred C. Lowerie
Hayward Area
Meekland Avenue
Eyene Behee
Fender Benders and Birthday Flowers Cause Hospital Mixup
Slight confusion at De Paul hospital when two Mrs Mary Catherine Johnsons each received the other's flowers gifts and messages of congratulations after both had given birth to a baby. The mixup led to exchanged items and a moment of shared celebration before clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
de Paul Hospital
Mary Catherine Johnsons
Donnybrook at West End Cafe Endangers Four Men
A Saturday night Donnybrook at 422 L Street left Thomas Fallon 24 hospitalized with stab wounds to the hip. Marcus Ballist 25 from San Bernardino and locals Reymond Lopes and Tony Sanchez were treated for injuries. Police seek several others involved in the fight.
Key System Papers Dividend Freeze By Parent Company
The board of Railway Equipment and Realty Company Ltd suspends quarterly dividends on preferred stock of Key System Transit Lines. A letter to stockholders cites postwar revenue declines and plans to seek higher fares from the California Public Utilities Commission, delaying further preferred dividends until earnings justify them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirectorist
W. Teasdel
Railway Equipment & Realty Company, Ltd
Key System Transit Lines
Indray
Glock
Lraffie
Public Utilities Commission
State of California
Stitch and Chat Club To Meet At Mrs Hunt Home
The Stitch and Chatter club will meet Thursday June 1 at Mrs Evelyn Hunts 22074 Can cron street. All women in the Upper A Street association area served by The Spot man newspaper are eligible to join per Mrs Hunt. There are no dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch and Chatter Club
Evelyn Hunt
Can Cron Street
Upper A Street Association
the Spotman
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Yeggs
Kent
Jetephone LU
the Daily Review
Pheno Lvcerne
Castro St
CROC
New Delhi
India
U.P
Meerut
A. L. Mitchell
H. A. Schgarg
San Lorenzo
David L. Foulkes
Morgan Anderson
Mothers Singers of
San
Bill Wilson
Cruests
Pune I
Cain
Johnny Zunine
Sun
Con
Center
Aud
Plind’y Villa
Manor of Queen
All
Mitchell WC
Dipna’ Mentor
College of Holy Nares
Dona Lee Wall
College of Holy Names
Gallar
Seloise McCurdy
Mills College
School of Music
UTE Tanner
Sacramento
Donnybrook
Mit
Furnich
Aandi Watkine
Banus
Key System
Grace Wilcox
Stitch and Chat Club
Aca Teteplutas
Robert A. Lovatt
North Atlantic Defense Alliance
Bey Mar i
Oneal
Glen
America
Ford
Ife
Lucerna
Trinidad
Sayine
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