National Soil Day President Resigns Over Stevenson Talk
Rochester Minnesota reports the president of the National Soil Conservation Day board resigns after remarks about Stevenson. Details are unclear as the notice ends mid sentence.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1952
Page
1
Rochester Minnesota reports the president of the National Soil Conservation Day board resigns after remarks about Stevenson. Details are unclear as the notice ends mid sentence.
A sub committee in Sacramento will tour and hold public hearings this month to investigate the logging truck problem on California highways. Separate items note a Reno case clearing Letitia Houston Rider Kennedy in a $120,000 post office burglary. Louisiana shipments and other regional updates.
Funeral rites pending in Hayward for Mrs. Mary Pauine Steele 74 wife of late James Arthur Steele. She leaves daughters Annabele Gier Catherine Meath Martha Nagle and sister Bridget Swift of Dallas Texas. Grandchildren eight and one great grandchild. Mass at St Johns San Lorenzo and rosary at Pratt Flier Mortuary. Burial at St Marys Sacramento. Also obituary note for John Daniel McDonald retired vice admiral who died in Oakland aged 90 known as Big John. Survived by nephew John McDonald of Oakland.
Today's egg quotations list Nulaid large 66 medium 5 percent small 41. dressed poultry shows broilers 45-47 fryers 44-45 roasters 46-47 hens light under 4 pounds 91-32, heavy 26-97. Live poultry includes broilers 32-39 for 2 to 1/2 pounds fried, roosters 90-34, hens light 20-21, heavy 24-25, squabs 80, old roosters 16-18.
Death notices list multiple California obituaries with detailed family lines and service details. Items include Kate Montgomery Smith of Hayward and relatives in Oakland and Murton Pennsylvania, and Mary Wray of Turnie Creek Alabama. Interments are noted at local cemeteries with mass and chapel services.
Funeral services for Mrs Kristiana Okholm will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. under the Assembly of God church in Castro Valley. She was wife of Herlul B Okholm of San Leandro and mother of Harold C Okholm of Eugene Oregon and Huntley R B Okholm of San Francisco, with one grandchild.
Funeral services were held yesterday at the Chapel of Palms for Mrs. Virginia Schmidig 60 of Niles who died Friday after a short illness. She is survived by her husband Joseph Schmidig and a daughter Mrs. Evelyn Allison of Hayward.
The Castro Valley Improvement and Social Club hosts its next membership meeting tomorrow evening at the Castro Valley School cafeteria. Everett Wjuf of the Castro Valley district staff will explain the sewer improvements project and Garn White of the Castro Valley Freeway Crossing office will discuss a nearby focus at Lake Chabot Road.
Mrs. Kate Montgomery Smith of Hayward dies yesterday. Funeral services set for 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Hoom Sorensen Brothers chapel. She is survived by husband George C. Smith. children Ruth Scott Marton Ed ward N. Smith Lynn R. Smith George A. Smith and the late Captain H C Smith. six grandchildren and two sisters. Interment at Arlington Cemetery in Upper Darby, Pa.
Funeral services were held today for Bradford Crittenden Stockton 76 year old former dean of the California state legislature who died Thursday after a long illness. A delegation of legislators led by Lt. Gov. Goodwin Knight served as honorary pallbearers.
The Hayward Area Park, Recreation and Parkway district advisory board will meet tonight at 7pm at the Hayward Community Center building 1019 EB. Members will discuss district recreation plans and park improvements.
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