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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1951
Page
7
A Chicago wife filed but later dropped a separate maintenance suit over her husband’s snoring. Readers suggested cures included salt on the tongue blood transfusions spools sewn to pajamas and neck tubes. One man claimed six transfusions ended his snoring years ago.
The Hayward Review advertises pattern No 2364 for a two piece outfit with dress and bolero in sizes 4% to 17. Includes fabric suggestions pique rayon linen and cotton plaid. Pattern cost 25 cents with address in San Francisco California and optional extra pattern for first class mail. Spring summer fashion guide offers over 125 designs priced 20 cents.
A patio party marked Victor Cembellin Jr s sixth birthday Saturday attended by 10 of his playmates at 1152 Maraisville Boulevard Mr and Mrs Victor Cembellin hosted Games and a cake and ice cream celebration ended with photos On Sunday 16 close relatives joined a Lake Meriville picnic with boat riding and photos
Noel Tanghe from Hayward will receive a bachelor of arts degree at Lewis and Clark College in Portland. A journalism major, she is a Theta Kappa member and Sacajaweans sophomore honorary, active on the Voyagers campus yearbook. She graduated from Hayward Union High in June 1997, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Tanghe.
Deacons of First Presbyterian prepared 17 sacks of clothing donated by church members for Korea. The volunteers listing readable names include M. Craig Mable Kettner Mrs Ored Blucker Treva Duncan David W. Pressly William Vanheew Dr EB Clark Mrs Kazwe Sakai and Mrs Bart Blane.
Baby ducks in a three color dye fast transfer pattern allow direct application to fabric without embroidery. Features 34 ducks for use on bibs shirts pockets and nursery linens. Send 25 cents Pattern No 145 to Carol Curtis The Hayward Review Box 224 Madison Square Station New York 10 NY extra 1 cent per pattern mailed requested
Charles C. MacGonegal told Castro Valley Republican Women that the party’s fate depends on women’s action in 1952. Marjorie Benedict urged unity and hard work, stressing precinct activity, youth outreach, and building a 'family on a precinct level' to push for state and national gains.
Miss Ann Johnson of Hayward and Lob Soto of Danville eloped and wed in Reno on Saturday. Johnson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Alexander of Georgetown Kentucky and has lived in Hayward eight years, employed as a merchandise guide by J C Penney. Soto is the son of Mrs Victoria Soto of Danville and works at LaVista golf course. They will reside at 10024 B Street after a delayed honeymoon.
OES 331 conducted memorial services for Mrs. Maul Cline Mrs. Ivandhe Curtis and Mrs. Irene Field during a Feriday evening meeting Presiding were Mrs. Jola Buss and Bernard Underwood A member spoke of a Hawaii trip and the Islands scenes A courtesy night is planned for June inviting officers from other chapters to fill chairs
Mr and Mrs Fred Hartker and children Marilee and Rick settled in their new home 253 Manzanas San Lorenzo Formerly lived at 7120 Via Flores 09 Recent guesty at the home of Mr and Mrs Les Linn and daughters Liss and Catherine 16029 Via Tingle were Mr and Mrs L Linn Sr Cleveland Obie and Ns William Hurd Columbus Oho Mr and Mrs Clifford Goering 17131 Via Arriba spent last weekend in Yosemite National Park They reported the park was especially penaliful now and the Walls are full Miss Nancy Mohr daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Mohr 297 Hathaway was honored with a dinner at her home following her recent Confirmation at Calvary Lutheran San Lorenzo His Rev and Mrs W A Theile and children Linde and David and Forrest Campbell Oakland were dinner guests and Mr and Mrs Herman Ernst Hiyward arrived for supper Mrs Fredrick Fidkin and son Kendrick Vancouver Can ada ate the f Mrs Fid kin s sister and family Dr and Mrs Frank Cleary and children Winton Gavin and Jill 378 Vis Algmu Sin Lorenzo
Patricia Jean Quillen of 319 Via Mancurias San Lorenzo marked her fourth birthday with a cake and balloons and a party attended by Gail Y Verby Sue Ann Cheryl Carpenter Patsy Biggerstaff Jill Snyder Timmy Sherman Sammy Dalman Sandy Vergersen Janet and Keith Pleckner Georgine and Trudy Helwig.
The Candlelight Circle of King's Daughters met at Mrs. C. H. Welch's home at 250 Pearce Street. Proceeds from selling a Swedish embroidery bag will aid the Christmas welfare fund. Attendees included Mines, Russell Allen, IL M. Gush, W. Johnson, L. H. Gass, J. A. Mendonca, OL Maristd B.C. Mose. The next meeting is at Mrs. Mendonca's home on June 18.
Holy Rosary Sodality of All Saints church plans a body communion at 8 am on June 3, followed by a breakfast and business meeting at St. Anthony hall. Members urged to attend to discuss a Fall Fiesta set for September. June breakfast committee includes Mrs. Eva Beckhaus, Mrs. Christine Capaul, Mrs. Louis Gutinzind, and Mrs. Josephine Wu.
A Toni doll with a mother-made trousseau from the San Lorenzo Child Development center will be given away on June 2 at the Jos store in San Lorenzo. The wardrobe set will be donated with the doll and produced by Chrland Jones.
Mrs Hale will be interviewed by Anne Truax on KLX Friday. She plans to discuss a June 9 House Tour by the Tamaranack branch of the Children's Hospital of the East Bay.
Informal double ring ceremony visited Miss Clary Pitts and Curtis Brown at Carmel by the Sea in May. Attended by bride’s brother Carl W. Pitts and Shirley Torres, both graduates of Hayward Union High. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Hazel Pitts and C. Pitts of Oakland, and Benedict son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Brown of Oklahoma. The bride works for Pacific Frost and Express in San Francisco, while the groom is with Southern Pacific Railroad in Oakland. After a California honeymoon, they plan to live in Hayward.
Mrs. D Rice was honored at a Pink and Blue shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Stoner in San Lorenzo on a Thursday evening. Guests included Mesdames Eugene Brown John Kunze Rose Woods Victor Lobree Lloyd Blair A M Muteh Frank Cleary Earl Billings Jack Marchant and many others. A bassinet gift and pink blue themed treats were featured. prize went to Mrs. Hutchins.
Barefoot Actors present The Strange Case of Satchel Ashton as the first offering by Barefoot Players Inc. in Hayward at Bret Harte auditorium on Saturday June 23. Proceeds aid Sunrise school youngsters. Cast and crew include Don Le Page, Don White, Russ Read, Ray fy Coates, Bobb Gumpertz, John D. Cox, Anurta Sarber, with curtain at 8:30 pm.
Mr and Mrs George Malcone of Crosby street San Lorenzo host summer guests from the Washington area Their son Philip Falcon and his wife and two children Richard and Phylls live there Also Mr and Mrs Philip Falcone are former residents Philip attends Dental college in Kansas City and will return there after summer vacation to resume studies
Hollywood photographer Antony Beauchamp names Greta Garbo at the head of a ten woman lineup in a McCall s Magazine feature. The piece includes color portraits and brief captions of stars such as Arlene Dahl Jean Simmons Elizabeth Taylor Janice Rule Constance Smith Gene Tierney Cleopatra Ava Gardner Ethel Barrymore and Mrs Navid Niven, reflecting era ideals and star power.
Castro Valley school chorus staged United Nations in Parade with 78 students under Mrs. Phyllis Hubbard. The event featured songs and dances from various nations, a flag parade, and a baby shower in honor of Lorraine Dennis with many friends attending.
Needlecraft held its regular meeting on Thursday with a birthday cake and crab salad served to members. Birthday honorees included Mrs. Alice McLennan Mrs. Joan Singley Mrs. Jene Collins and Mrs. Charlotte Jacobsen, each noted on the cake and presented a deep dish Pyrex set. Dutch Whist followed a short business session. prizes went to Mrs. Collins for high and Mrs. Sulelivan for low score. June’s gathering will be at Joan Singley’s Eden avenue home.
Mrs. W. H. Proctor of 147 Via Manzanas San Lorenzo is convalescing at home after a recent operation at Peralta Hospital in Oakland. Her mother Mrs. Myrtle Paul of Sant Anna is visiting the Proctors for several weeks.
The Shu Tan Ka council meets June 5 1961 at Seiots Hall Oakland to honor the Great Winona Pocahantas district representative. George Maines directs a sacred ritual including new member rites while council elects chiefs. A June birthday party follows with J ardine King as decorations chair assisted by Ruth Borgstede Velma Grosz Anne Cantel Anne Burtoff Marcella Mc Ghee.
A noon luncheon was held from 11 30 to 1 p m at the Washington Manor school by the faculty in appreciation of the teachers of the San Lorenzo School and the San Lorenzo Village school for a gratifying stay. Decorations feature a spring theme with blue jays and flowering branches. Luncheon committee includes Robert Ve3hy principal Kay Zachariades vice principal Elton Stoups and Helen Kennemer secretary.
Hayward Community Theatre held its annual general meeting at 6 pm on June 7 at Hayward Union High School. Dorothy Donnelly, secretary, announced the 1950 activities report and plans for a 1951-52 director election along with a display of past productions.
Mardi Gras themed show by Harris School of Dance features 70 adult and junior performers, under Grace Harris. The Hayward High School auditorium hosts Carnival Caprice at 8 p.m. June 2 with a New Orleans style band, elaborate sets, and a ballet sequence among jazz numbers.
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