Chautauqua Enters Its Second Week
The Gospel Chautauqua enters its second week with Sunday Wednesday and Friday lectures at the American Legion hall 42 B street. Evangelist Reid speaks on The Word that Wrecked Nations with a 7 30 PM musical program. Health night follows with The Only Road to Health lecture and home nursing demonstrations.
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Evangelist Reid
American Legion Hall
First Church of Christ Scientist Service at 1122 B Street
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 1122 B Street offers Sunday services at 11 a m with the subject Spirit and Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Wednesday evening services at 8 p m. The reading room is open each day except Sundays and holidays from 11 45 a m to 3 p m.
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B Street
Newark couples announce engagement in small town news
The engagement of Miss Lesa Sayles and Franklin Brown of Newark was announced to friends. Sayles, a Washington Union and Stanford graduate, teaches at Washington high school, while Brown, a graduate of Washington high and Oregon Agricultural College, has no wedding date set. Other notes mention Mrs. Margaret Kagey improving after illness and plans to visit Burlingame, Miss Laura Dutra on vacation at Santa Cruz, and a deer hunting trip by Jack Dutra, Charles Cockfair, Hugh Steinhoff and J. D. Silva to Mendocino County. Fire Chief Louis Ruschin attended the Alameda County Firemen’s association, Master Donald Costa nears convalescence, and M. D. Silva, Newark merchant, visited San Francisco.
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Lesa fEayles
Franklin Brown
Newark
Sayles
Washington Union High School
Stanford University
Washington High School
Brown
Washington High
Oregon Agricultural College
Margaret Kagey
Kagey
Plummer
Burlingame
Laura Dutra
Santa Cruz
Miss Dutra
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Niles
Jack Dutra
Charles Cockvfair
Hugh Steinhoff
J. D. Silva
Mendocino County
E. Hagen
Norway
Louis Ruschin
Alameda County Firemen's Association
Alameda
Donald Costa
M. D. Silva
San Francisco
Service Held for John A. McArthur
Sorrowing friends and relatives gathered at Pratt mortuary to honor John Alva McArthur with a Methodist service led by Rev. George G. Saywell. Incineration followed at Mountain View cemetery. He died last weekend at 146 B Street. Survived by wife Clara, two daughters and two sons. Born in Pennsylvania in 1866, he lived here 15 years and was a member of the B P O Elks in Oregon.
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John Alva McArthur
Pratt Mortuary
George G. Saywell
Methodist Church
Marion Rogers Long
Mountain View
McArthur
B Street
Clara C. McArthur
Pennsylvania
B. P. O. Elks
Oregon
Niles Notes Wide-Ranging Local News And Travels
Local residents embark on trips to Canada and Santa Cruz while others plan visits to Berkeley Lake Tahoe and Rio del Mar. Family illnesses, hospitality events, and housing projects feature as Mrs Godwin passes, Ellsworths host and Moore family trips, and youths pursue work and vacations in San Mateo Berkeley Livermore and Oakland.
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Earl Townsend
San Mateo
Godwin
Carlos Jones
Charles Evans
Harriet Jones
George Leiter
Rio del Mar
Leiter
Mary Barnard
J. C. Shinn
Sierras
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