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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1949
Page
3
The Daily Review of Hayward California dated Tuesday September 6 1949 presents local news and brief notices in compact form. This record summarizes the readable items including community events and small notices from the period with emphasis on local people and places.
A roundup of visits and local happenings in Tennyson and nearby areas. The Culletons of Tyrell avenue hosted relatives from Los Angeles to Castro Valley for a weekend gathering. Blythe mayor ALG Alexander visited his brother in Folsom Avenue. School registration opens September 8 for fall term with some students already registered. The Tennyson Tiremen’s club and Indian auxiliary plan a barbecue at Elderberry park. Numerous residents make travel plans and celebrate births, with updates on family moves and local meetings.
Residents of Hayward Acres share vacation tales from Washington and California. Families visit relatives in Susanville Richland and Chicago, while a Scout troop clears Sunrise School weeds and neighbors host gatherings on Sunset Boulevard. The September meeting of the Hayward Acres Improvement Club was postponed to October.
Miss Rath Van Horn daughter of Meune and Mrs Edward Vian Horn was married in a county courthouse ceremony in Reno on Saturday Sept 3. Maid of honor was Miss Davis Van Dorn of Hayward. Bridegroom employed at the Dodge plant in San Leandro, resided in Oakland. parents live on Ginn Island where his mother teaches. A reception at the brides parents home will follow a dinner.
The recent candlelight ceremony for Hollis Lasur and Mari lyn Claire Doll took place at San Lorenzo Community Church with Reverend Homer A. Schware officiating. The wedding party included ushers Frank Colby Richard Pirano Arthur Foster William Abrahms best man William Muller matron of honor Marian Haro Kitty Verén bridesmaids Ada Reed Glene Parrish Barbara Lund flower girls non and Kennon family members from San Andres Calif.
The advertisement promotes a pattern catalog with over 150 designs for winter fashion. It lists sizes 13 and 14 and various sewing pattern numbers, offering mail order details from Hayward Revit on Mission Street in California. The pitch emphasizes saving money by copying patterns and keeping up with current wear.
Seventy five children attended the first Hillcrest Youthella meeting Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Leen. A campfire was built, refreshments served, and an hour of movies shown courtesy of United Aire Joes. Committees are formed with six youths each and one adult adviser. The first regular meeting will be September 9 with Halloween parties planned by age group.
Reports from Bayview Home Meet describe a September gathering at 1264 A Street hosted by Mesdames Orn Devry and G Lake with several attendees including A Cas ton Rose Birte Rollings White Steiner Teshera Newsom Fiaky Prites Storlick Urady and Mrs Newsom. The notes mention a program about fables and a summer event, with a future meeting planned at Mrs PB Gluck on Seven Hills Road.
The Tennyson Parent-Teacher Association held an executive meeting on Tuesday August 30 at the school. The chairmen named include Mines Gladys Barnhill for parent education Lois Jeysy for membership Dolly Robinson for publicity Hazel Wyatt and Mrs Erna Helms for hospitality Marlene Peixoto sunshine Edna Tlardie Janet Alexander magazines and emblems Wilma Duffy Betty Whitty ways and means Willie Glassbrook character and epigusal Clarence Tarlie citizenship fand legistian Daly Robinson Lillian Wellington and Eron Helms founders day Lillie McCarthy welfare Juanita Krey nowek home maintain and the child presentation committee of William Zimmer and Buck Metz. The first meeting for the new term is Friday September 18 at 8 am.
A quirky kitchen note describes making crusty puppies by rolling biscuit dough inch thick, cutting into three to four inch strips, spreading with prepared mustard, wrapping around frankfurters, and baking on a conky sheet for about fifteen minutes in a Nor oven.
The Independent Parent-Teacher Association will discuss the 1949-50 program and budget at a board meeting at Mrs. Paul A. Geile's home. Attendees include R. Perrine George Cow, Hareld Sharpe, Leon Kesvinski, Irene Smyth, Martin Reite, Fred Juckson, Otto Mueller, and others. TA units plan a bazaar in October with booths for crafts, gifts, a white elephant, and basement activities.
The Dominican alumnae announce their annual fall luncheon to be held outdoors at Meadowlands on the San Rafael campus. The event will be served at Ipan on Wednesday September 28 to alumnae.
Practical fall wardrobe advice stresses making the coat the anchor of outfits. Plan color schemes, budget, and number of coats to suit lifestyle. avoid overcomplicated shopping and ensure the coat complements other items. Also notes a Fritz Peters book on veterans and hospital panels.
Mrs. iJohn McGowan Higgins of Oakland serves as chairman for the event and organized the first alumni meeting in the East Bay. She is also credited with planning the initial gathering of the newly formed college alumni group in the region.
Independent Improvement Club gathers at Castro Hill hosted by Charles Aubies with members including Mesdames Ann Manter Laura Kinney Sarah Kolich Louise Grimshaw Ames Woorls and Mirdhie Wiles. High scorers were Mrs Woods Max Wiles and Mrs Kinney. Attendees joined parent education at Markhany School and several local residents share visits, travels, and farm club activities.
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