Area Girl Scout News Troop 125 photos and activities
The May 31 1950 Daily Review reports on Castro Valley and surrounding troops. Troop 125 in Fairmont Terrace plans group photos from Brownies to Girls Scouts, led by Mrs. Marie Molletto. Intermediate Troop 7 works on garden badges at a nursery visit. Troop 14 designs Mother’s Day gifts and sews blanket tops. Troop 49 and Brownie 69 in San Lorenzo prepare for a Green Thumb booth with plantings. Troop 91 reports on baby clothing drives and grooming charts, while Brownie Troop 98 hosts a mothers’ afternoon with cooking and a planned program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maric Matlello
Mt Ming
Fairmont Terrace Browne
Fharsday
Barbara Swarson
Sindra’ Mayden
Ruth Ittner
Mdie Molletto
Barbara
Dorothy Swansoecu
Clab
Haring Pearce
Cormunities
Smotlers Mines
Marty
Edgerton
Hryden
Hejen Stiner
Dorothy
Swansenns
Price
Stanley. Price
Birbeladl
Baytiy
Patty du Dries
Athe
Droop
Wer
Sue Craig
Gayle Weary
WD Ienragy
Lee Peanin
Reyee Lamboul
Parela Aataealing Cobb
Aw Rey Talks
Eld
Kelby
Methodist
Castro Valley
Pitto
Susan Chiurelill
Alewn Nowder
Gayle Jardine
Joan Lindscott
Carol Sanders
Peggie Ainck
Jean Lawler
Richart
Lawrence Gerke
Midgar Mayes
Oklahoma
Korabistic Spences
Patty' Maureen
Betsy Frombera
Adge
Antoninette Silva
Patsy Jowen
Barbara Sehmid
Joan Milwh
Helen, Rhodes
Carol Perata
Beverly Gibgon
Fant. Gappia
San Lorenzo
Cuittee Sulé
Ad Welfare Society
Dheir
Mel
Pill
Doris Day Rises From Injury to Dance Once More
Hollywood report on Doris Day who at sixteen broke her leg in an auto wreck yet returns to dance and sing professionally. She recounts recovery, singing lessons, a Warner Bros contract, and plans with Gene Nelson to expand into ballet and broader musical routines. The piece notes her aim to prove a triple threat in films and mentions a Brownies event and community details as backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Doris Day
Miss Day
Sire
Warner Bros
Benn
Gene Nelson
Rarin
Gene
Tare Pong
Wartners
Sures
Selentiny
Cincinnati
Vera Ellen
Lillo
Alameda county farmers highlighted in KNBC broadcasts
Alameda county farmers will be featured in KNBC broadcasts over the next days. Topics include the harding grass project with Pleasanton producer Mol Nielsen, white muscle disease and tetanus prevention, irrigation of apricots, and poultry flock expansion from 1500 to over 4000 hens as discussed with Farm Advisors Benson, Johnson, and Coates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
KNBC
Leg Benson
Pleasanton
Henry Si Ht
KNBG
Parm
Stanley Coates
Tom Neilson
New Dublin
Walter Johnson
Roy Clark
Lee Benson
John Olson
Hayward
Coates
Annual Hayward community events and elections index
A garbled list of Hayward area events from May through September includes fashion shows, dances, square and folk dancing, a direct primary election dates, garden show, Begonia exhibition, and a statewide fair. It notes invitations by local post 68, Memorial building committees, and various venues such as Purity store, Castro Valley hall, and IDES hall with mixed details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Vetereais Moniorial
Sninte Ylt
Leibn Post 68
Don Srouis
Purity
Voldex
Peggy
Brot Harte School Sudiorlam
Castro Viparle
Minanity Center
Dio
Divo
Plantation Maine Airds
Castro Valle Post -Vew
Gotta Valley Chore Mociety
Hood
Holer
Arch Fite
Juno
Ides Hell
Echoes of
Portugal
High Ad
Ashland Community Wood
Plenie ‘Grounds
Moore
Maooso Hall
Casira
Streat
Honefit
Vinory Tddge
Danja
Hal
Heber Geri
Riderberry Park
Nitea Canyon
Federated Improvement Club
Alameda County
Summage Sale
Staterhood
Dante Hall
Helger
Fleet
Hayward Garden
Kolany Isle
Heyward High Trate
Hayward Veterans' Memorial Building
Invitaion
California
Fair
Sacramento
Wav
Alnetion
Stockton Carnival Sparks State High School Honors
White Sequoia high and North Coast section champions lead the third annual Stockton Carnival, with Cal Chamberlain taking second in the 100 meter breaststroke behind Mantilla of Grant. Hayward swimmers Pimentel and Vinceht finish fifth and seventh in diving, while Ralph O’Har places sixth in the 100 meter backstroke as the mermen prepare for the second annual inter-class meet. Juniors of ’51 defend as champions, with coach Taioli Jacks guiding the sophomores of ’52 to top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sequoia High
Stockton
Hayward
Cal Chamberlain
Atroke
Mantilla
Grant
Parmer Mermen
Fred’ Taioli- Jacks
Argentine Will Box Buford in Hollywood bout buildup
Abel Cestae of Argentina arrives in Hollywood to begin training for the June 9 heavyweight bout with Frank Buford of Oakland at Legion Stadium. Cestae, Dempsey protégé, was sent by Luis Fitpo the Wild Bull of the Pampas to handle the match in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Abel Cestae
Argentina
Jack Dempsey
Luis Fitpo
Trai
Oakland
Frank Buford
Fitpo
Pamphs
Dempsey
Dempyy
Slayton Favored in Contra Costa Sidecar Race
Doug Slayton of Stockton is favored in a Contra Costa Speedway sidecar program near Walnut Creek. Other riders include Johnny Rivers Lori Ford Ross Russell and Marty King. Qualifying begins 7 30 p m with races starting 8 16 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Slayton
Stockton
Contra Costa Speedway
Walnut Creek
Slayton
Johnny Rivers
Lame Baron
Billl Mansberg
Ira Shaw
Lori Ford
Ross Russell
Marty King
White Sox and Senators Make Major Trade Swap
Washington and Chicago reshuffle rosters after a large trade. Washington sends Ray Scarborough Eddie Robinson and Al Kozar to Chicago. Chicago acquires Bob Kuzaya Cass Michaels and John Ostrowski. New lineups place Irv Noren at first and Sam Dente at short. Eddie Yost remains at third for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Ray Scarborough
Eddie Robinson
al Kazar
Chicago
Senators
Bob Kuzaya
Cass Michaels
John ‘Ostrowski
Ure Sox
Irv Noren
Brooklyn
Rubingon
Noren
Michaels
Kozar
Sam Dente
Eddie Yost
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Review
HE ‘Area
Yiard
Atkment
Ashland-Farrmont
Gastro Valley
San End
Washington Township
Ashmont
Continua
Fijrmont
Agi
Athol Y Tutitleen
Tigen
Tetty Millon
Aino Tavis
Paulein Hadgon
Angus Brownlie Petty
Marshall Sehuol
Brownlbs
Arlene Mauer
Ath Bring
Kathleen Pas Wer
Durfee Honk
Barbara Johnson
Sharon Johnser
Nancy Gur- Hoy
Linda Lersely
Myrtle Peek
Barbara Singleton
Luelian Viandinger
Dove Webb
Sharon *Sands
Delorgs
Slung
Susanne Ygaroll
Lisanne MelKinney
Mathers
Qlrs
Herbert R. Aman
Howry Carlson
William Toward
Melvin McClellan
Dul Hin Poole
Brownie Troop
Ery Hagan
Grace Street
San Leandro
Kentucky
Tae
Sunset Magazine
Alkire Feed & Fuel CO
Patricia Clary
Ther
Woody Woodpecker
Tas Wendy
Garo Pelts
Barluva
Prembling
Jill Lamm
Juanita Hooker
Kitten of the Keys
Sharon Brofd
Pulty- Paypus
Mi-Jo Henty
Thonine Sina Vat
Polly Allwett
Carlota
Charlene Norh
Linda
Lorna ‘Thompson
Happy Hodge
Beverly Boomer
Lindi
Werther
Brownie
John Agnew
Margo
Tumas
Progr
Mig
Jack Kirklaid
Rotlig
Clare Rinker
Pic
Agnew
Farmers
Western Field
Ewren
Barral
Mermen
Buford
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Uy i
Boston
Steveland
Pitsburgh
Alo
White Sox
Builder’s Exchange of
Harold H. Barlow
Mar
SAN
Mun Stores A v Cent
Castro
Durkee
Florida
Lge
AJAX
Niblets
Tin
Cuhes
Rock Bottom
Wat
Cudahy Puritan
T Ib. Cello
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