Native Sons and Daughters Plan Picnic and Parade Float
Native Sons of the Golden West Eden Parlor in the Labor temple held its first meeting since moving quarters to plan a picnic for Sunday August 18 at Elderberry park in Niles Canyon. Members from Estudillo Claremont and Ould parlor visitors helped install 25 year pins for several members. A parade float for San Francisco September 9 is in the works with a August 19 planning meeting at Mrs Ethel Yourp's residence. A period of silence honored Vic LaGraye who died recently. A hamburger feed followed the gathering.
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Labor Temple
Eden
Native Sons of the Golden West
Estudillo
Claremont
Ouldand
Dark Alves
Leonard Coste
Kilware Noi
AL Winther
Ley Ashworth
Chayl
Elderberry Park
Niles Canyon
la Costa
Bill Rippe
George LaFlour
Li. Silva
Leg Taforo
W. Nola
John Meineke
Ethel Young
Mildred Schilling
Minnie Silva
Doris Paxton
Crand
Ed Mreese
Leonard
Henry L'Beuver
Henry Gavin
BH Amaral
Joe Riggs
San Francisco
Ethel Yourp
Vic LaGraye
Eden Parlor
John Rippe
Youngsters Prepare For Rec Riesta Carnival Plan
Officials from 17 playgrounds organize the August 23 Rec Riesta day with booths crafts and plays planned. Directors Ashland Marguerite Lee and Barbara Curtis oversee arrangements while kids prepare snacks and activities to showcase school spirit and community fun.
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Alreay
Ashland
Bingo
Marguerite Lee
Barbara Curtis
Community notices and personnel changes in August listings
Mrs W B Chaplain departs August 43 for Indianapolis to attend a national convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs Fern Williams starts new duties Monday as business representative for the Titers in the Labor Temple. Mr and Mrs B C Ingraham return from a six week trip to LeRoy and Niagara Falls to visit relatives. Les Perry celebrates a birthday August 16. Charles A Rae and daughter Joanne plan a two week vacation at Clear Lake. Captain Gwen Carrothers and Adjutant Minwaret Mortis of the Wayward Salvation Army office transfer to Marysville August 28. Adjutant and Mrs Ralph Clements replace them here. Harry Cushing flies to Wisconsin for relief and fishing.
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Fern Willias
B.C. Ingraham
Audrey
Elaine
LeRoy, N
Charles A. Rae
Joanne
Clear Lake
Gwen Carrothers
Minwaret Mortis
Playward
Salvation Army
Marysville
Aupiuist
Ralph Clements
Hayward Reunion for Fremont Bist School Grads
Hayward residents who graduated from Fremont Bist school in Oakland plan a reunion September 8 at Happy Hollow Park near Walnut Creek. The all day picnic gathers grads from 1905 to 1947 in their first such reunion since 1932. Committee members include Rd Sparks and Alice McKinney. Tickets are sold at Fremont High School, Oakland YMCA, and YWCA locations.
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Hayward
Fremont Bist School
Oakland
Happy Hollow Rk
Walnut Creek
Rd Sparks
Alice McKinney
Fremont High School
Greased Pig Contest and Festivities Draw 1900+ Attendees
A crowded event lists activities such as bean bag throw dart toss and high school basket bounce. The day features greased pig contest slipper races and pie eating contests alongside band concerts and pageants. More than 1900 youngsters are expected to attend with parents and friends joining in the festivities.
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Allan Bmith
San Lorenzo
Belk Watson
Wanda Galletti
Russell City
Dart
Mrs. White
Peter
Tennyson
Aloni
Ann Perry
Valle Vista
He Duck
Bob Blang
Castro Valley
Wai
Bert Trayes
Burbank
Fishpone
Betty Stevenson
Herman Pass
Muir
McIntyre
New Books Today at Hayward Library Catalog
Hayward library lists recent fiction and nonfiction additions per George Markier. Fiction items include Angel Town by Charles Grayson The Huckaters Wake Deborah Ruth Middleton The Litthy Lion and The Assassins with settings ranging from social conflict to postwar China. Nonfiction titles cover physics philosophy Winning Tennis The Radio Amateur's Handbook If You Want To Build A House and This Patty Pace with illustrations and guidance for readers and builders alike.
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Hayward
George Markier
Angel Town
Charles Grayson
Huckaters
Wake
Ima
Deborah
Miri Castle
Ventury
Huppingsa
Mar Viage
Ruth Middleton
Louis Aura
Mara
Clifton Flicks
Pattayn
Uldegard Tribet
China
James Juans
Tater Scientis Tt
Still Maloney
Russell Maloney
The
New Yorker
Sarah Palfrey Coole
Freddie
American Radio Relay League
Elizabeth Mack
Patty Pace
Mary Polly
Local AAUW Hostess for October Meet at Mills College
The Tayward branch of the American Association of University Women will host the California State Division AAUW northern workshop at Mills College on October 12. About 400 delegates from 57 branches representing 10,000 members are expected. Mrs. Laura Lee Magnus of Hayward presides. Mrs. B T Abrott is general chairman with Deborah Webb Ruth Larkey Helen Ebert Harold Be McCarter and Jack Reas on the committee. Dr Lynn White Jr of Mills College arranged workshop plans. Sessions will cover education social studies and legislation affecting women.
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Deborah Webb
Ruth Larkey
Helen Ebert
Harold Be McCarter
Jack Reas
Lynn White
Mills College
Cvlagales
AAUW
Marine Day plans completed for auxiliary unit in Hayward
The Auxiliary Marine Day unit in Hayward finalized plans for August 17. A parade from D and Main at 8 p.m. leads to installation ceremonies at Veterans Memorial Hall. State Commandant Arthur Heley will oversee the event. A Tay Zwan and Iwo Jima film will be shown and a dance follows. Nine new members joined at the Monday meeting and charter membership will be offered to those who join before 7 p.m. August 17.
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Miuvine Legue
Hayward
Jeague
D and
Main Street
Castra Street
Llovk
Veterans’ Memorial Hall
Riley
Madonna Mutchinson
P.O. Box
Mrs Roche Heads to Board Meeting for Club Discussion
Mrs Perle Roche, district president of Business and Professional Women's clubs, returned from a conference with the state board in Fresno. She will attend the Shire Board meeting in Santa Barbara on August 11 and 25. The special meeting will address revisions.
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Perle Roche
Rayslistrict
Las Dusk
Tisrick
Fresno
Senta Barbara
Local House Guests and Reunions Highlight Valley Area
Area residents report social visits and family gatherings. Commander Chorze Hall USN has returned from Europe and visited local friends including Mrs Newell Brown and the Edwards family. Mr and Mrs J B Cheatham celebrated a wedding anniversary with dinner in San Francisco while other guests from Sanose Almedsa and Castro Valley joined in. George Dunkin arrived home from a Florence Oregon trip after a three and a half month visit. Bryan Vargas spent time with his aunt and uncle, and Darius way of Hillcrest Knolls returned from a trip.
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Gastro Valley
Fred TB. Jones
Heyeravitin
Chorze Hall
USN
Europeas
Newell Brown
Joh Edwards
Anita Avenue
Eschelon
Bryan
Roving
Juanita
Howard
Howard Irish
ab _ Hayward Memorial park
J. B. Cheatham
Willoughby Avenue
San Francisco
Welpine
Mabel Willias
Almedsa
Ed Pearson
Sanose
George Dunkin
Castro Valley Boulevard
Florence
Ore
Children Make Checkerboards at Cratoo Valley Playground
Children at Cratoo Valley playground during Hobby Week made home crafted checkerboards using mushroom handles and orange crate ends. Participants included David Ricks Jo Anne Harsly Dean Galbraith Bill Lobb five tunes friends in Moorhead Minnesota Mr and Mrs EB Frank and family Jones drive vacationing in Oregon with friends My and Mrs L Bowlds and family drove to Brookings Oregon over the weekend Mr and Mrs Ray Beaman left for Doris California to visit friends E Theisz visited Pleasanton over the weekend Mr and Mrs E Frank entertained friends Saturday night Dancing and refreshments were main features My and Mrs R Ward and family were dinner guests of S McLeod in Diamond Sunday
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Cratoo Valley
David Ricks
Jo Anne Harsly
Dean Galbraith
Bill Lobbi
Moorhead
Minn
Mrs. EB. Frank
Jones Drive
Oregon
E. tHeisz
Pleasanton
Mrs. E. Frank
Redmen Picnic At Durant Park With Oakland Tecumseh Tribes
The Pome tribe of the Redmen along with Onka and Tecumseh tribes of Oakland plan a Sunday picnic at Durant Park. Gather at 10 a.m. for an all day event with lunch and coffee sold to supplement meals. Games are planned and in the afternoon tribesmen may swim or relax. Committee member Genre Lett i on leads the event.
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Durant
Oakland
Durant Park
Draft calls set to 185000 as draft law nears expiry
Maj. Gen. W. S. Paul of the War Department announced that 185,000 men will be drafted through selective service before the draft law expires next March. He said the call would begin in 19 days and cover all eligible registrants as the program continues under wartime manpower needs.
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Washington
W. S. Paul
War Department
Army
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