With Our Folks In The Armed Forces Private Frances Cronin Ordered to Marine Corps School
Frances Sl Cronin daughter of er pd Mek Toh Craute has been ordered to report to the Marines Corps training school at Camp Lejeune New River NC for a six weeks indoctrination course. She was employed in San Francisco at the time of her intent in the women's reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sl. Cronin
Toh MO Craute
Butlin
Ha ¥Wird
Marines Corps
Camp Laggane
New River
N.C
San Francise
Francis Barrett Saph TX South Tactric
Francis Barrett Saph in Texas receives a letter from his brother Francis Bunny Barrett, a U S Navy corpsman stationed at a South Pacific base. The note says Bunny is safe and well and sends regards to friends. Mrs. Firaim Barrett resides at 2624 8th Avenue, Oakland, with their two children Vivian and Gerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barrett
Sinakey
Francis
Bunny Barret
Elasa
S. Navy
South Pacific
Hayward
Bunny
Firiain
Barrett
8Th Avenue
Oakland
Viveliia
Gerald
Training in signal coins at Miami race training
Private Bennett O. Brogetell of Mrs Catherine G Hrown is transferred from the army signal corps to the air corps and attached to Miami Coach Pia for further training. In the Pacific, Gordon Fraga has been promoted to First Class in the Navy and is a graduate of Hayward Union High School, son of Mr and Mrs J Fraga of 1633 O14 Dublin and Lordi Smithyelee, mate of the Navy, noted as in the naval electric department at the University of Minnesota since July 26 awaiting further assignment. Sam J Ferdinand of 2102 Clark Jenway left August 19 for duty in the U United States Navy with the rating of Chief Petty Officer. his father, Mr Ferdinand, was a World War I Navy veteran and former American Legion commander in this area, previously in the winding material business with his brother Jack and later at the shipyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett O. Brogetell
Catherine G. Hrownelk
Castro’ Street
Army Signal Corps
Air Corps
Miami
Pia
Pacific
Navy
Gordon
Hag Beat
Clas
Hayward Union High School
Dublin
Lordi Smithyelee
Th Navy
Ahs
Edward Tatler
Kelly Avenue
Loren
Naval Electricn
University of Minnesota
Sam J. Ferdinand
Clark Jenway
U United States Navy
Mr. Ferdinand
Thad
Jack Ereinand
Yarts
Donald Cohen Pioneer Here Goes To His Rest
Donald A Cohen son of Alfred A Cohen longtime Hayward resident dies Thursday morning August 19 after months of illness. He grew up with Hayward’s early rail and town history and lived at the Alameds mansion area before family lands were divided. The obituary notes his father’s role with the Southern Pacific railway and the family’s ties to Hayward’s development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Cohen
Donald A. Cohen
Raynard
Cohen
Bagt Bay
Alfred A. Cohen
Hayward
Alasmeda
City Plaza
Nera
Alameda
Wy Cohen
By. Cana
Lie Southern
Darald Cohen
Titty Toons
Farnalde
Mra
Javatous House Fornahings
Lyana
Envre
West cook book hed and new cook book ads
Mrs. Robert oY of 1296 Crow Canyon praises seven audience and Maringite recipes as her favorites. A limited supply of New American Cook Boots is available at the Roeview office with details in Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Oy
Crow Canyon
Roeview
Playground Awards At Markham Saturday At 10 30
Saturday events at Markham school ground feature awards for proficiency in sports. Two schools, Markham and Burbank, participate with Block I awards and a joint field day between the schools. Craft displays and exhibits will accompany the ceremony, with activities continuing into the following week on school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markham
Hayward
Markeham
Markhut
Birwank
Coulesty
Marklam
Boll
Jean Broadwell
Burbank _avexouled
Ml Pe Uvilies Centeriig
Markhian
Joseph Pefferle Receives Commission
Joseph C Mefiede son of Mr and Mrs U B Posterte of 8878 Amond Canyon Valley received a commission in the Naval Reserve. He will train in the East Sea Navy and serve as a mechanical engineer. He attended Hayward Union High School and graduated from the University of California in 1922. He later worked as a mechanical engineer in government service and for the Army ordnance department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toseph C. Mefiede
U. B. Posterte
Gastee Wlay
Gram. Smar Sed
Hayward Union Nigh School
Trout Filie University of Galitoria
Clarence Houghs Forty Years Wed Celebration Confused
Clarence Hough and his wife recently marked forty years of marriage with family reminiscences. They recalled travel to San Francisco for a visit with their daughter-in-law, Clarence J. Hough, while their son serves abroad with the armed forces. The couple also have a daughter, Mrs. Jha Sarideral. Hough has been busy with croquet lawn work and landscaping on their property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarunce D. Hough
San Princisco
Srs
Clarence J. Hough
Clit House
Clarence
Afien
Wis
Hough
Jha Sarideral
Sixtt
City Engineer plans postwar improvements for Hayward
Hayward city officials consider a county wide project with a plan by City Engineer John A. Mailevitch to resurface streets with two inches of plant material east from Mirut Street to the city limits. He urges state county support to secure funds from Alameda County for roadway improvements after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milieda
Mamedia
Galeland
California
Alameda
Mhywaril
Atyeet
Mirut Street
Ute
Local Youth Accidentally Gasps Self While Rat Killing
A youth named Richard Costs of 2704 Meelkd and ty enn was gassing rats from his car hose in a rat burrow on Wednesday when an accidental gas exposure occurred. He was rushed to Hayward Hospital where doctors found only slight gas exposure with no lasting injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Richard Costs
Tyenn
Hayward Hhospital
Moery Fhowell
Redeu Mangle
Aimaa
Ealstt
Rowell
Ogden
Preston
Calthy
Nat Neally Hherdl
Wink Rideos
OPA to Begin Rationing for Veterans Meals Goods
In San Francisco the Office Price Administration finances rationing starting September 2 for veterans meals fats mils and delivery products. The program aims to ensure supply of essential provisions during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Brown
Fonuter
Office
City Names Paid Secretary and Civil Service Board Change
Fragmented OCR notes report the city appointing a paid secretary for the Civil Service Commission. Names appear garbled but indicate the board leadership and plans for a monthly salary start in September with election of new secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Anmabnee
Cane
CW. White
Myywaed 04
Walter Fesigied
Bee
Prokudynle Bess
Hayward Vendor Promises Abundant Toys for Kids
Hayward traveler claims home town will be well supplied with toys this Christmas. Widdell of Hayward Wirestone Store reports Los Angeles trip confirms ample stock and favorable outlook, noting local districts are better off than many along the Pacific coast. He warns of persistent tire shortages and mentions new synthetic materials and tires in production, with concerns about dust and supply timing for passengers and vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace
Je. G. Widdell
Hayware
Wirestone
Cagle Street
Simalley Svenue
Ride
Lon Angeles
Hayward Kiddies
Widdell
Thiel
Hig
Radio Experts Among Thieves Robbing Gilmore s
Police confronted thieves described as expert car raiders while monitoring a Gilmore s area. Two vehicles were stripped of parts in a coordinated heist as officers pursued the suspects. A third car was nabbed mid crime with suspects detaining their loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
Eis
Tietr
Lions Governor To Address Rotarians
Leonard Metzer, a respected attorney, will speak to Rotary Club members on Monday. District Governors of Lions Club and several Lions groups plan to attend the luncheon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Leonard Metzer
Aastsinnt Tlh
Will Apenk
Rothians
Lions ¢Luba
Inea Lione Plan
Three Spectacular Entertainments At Hospitality Hall
Hospitality Hall hosts three major shows at the Maynard Hospitality Mall. The program opens with vaudeville acts led by Vandeville and Roy Bilin, followed by a Silhouette revue by Scotty Weston and a closing Hawaiian singing showcase. Entainers include May Avis, Jeremy Wine, Duke Clowver, and Esther Manigeath. date details reference Tuesday and Sunday events with a finale on May 23.
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Maynard
Vaudeyvill
Ube
Megnorial
Hawaiian Islands
Harony Vanartegie
Vandevillé
Ain
Vandeville
Roy Bilin
May Avis
Jiremie Wine
Pits
Duke Clowver
Bavi
Bene
tHoge
Lover Slager
Aawest
Wenen
Scotty Weston
Silhouettte
Will Qurry
Maye
Dda
General Felairmil
Derte Roche
Wall Lavowa
Hily- Tward
Muust
Esther Manigeath
Apeeher
Icitty Heads To Participate In Annual Meet
ICITY heads to participate in the annual meet with teams and observers listed in the fragmentary notice. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate involvement by local clubs and schools in a multi event gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ICITY
Fragmented crime notes reflect noisy petty offenses
Fragmentary OCR reads describe police and sheriff activity over minor crimes, with mentions of arrests, military service inquiries, and various local names and places. The garbled text references wards, stores, and small thefts, illustrating a busy, inconclusive police blotter.
Harry Rowell Rodeo King Heads Home with Prize Riders
Harry Rowell returns from a Mid-West tour with prize winning riders as he resumes hometown appearances. The event highlights performances by Rowell and his team, with plans for hospitality and a special program for servicemen at the hall. Crowds are urged to attend for a high energy rodeo showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rowell
Hodge
Tywart
Uppeseni
Frick
Satove
Harvard Roden
Adl Bey
Belpyin
Missing in Action Pilot Thomas Dunham Reported
A U S officer notes pilot Thomas Dunham, nephew of Mrs. We f stapp of Lafayatte, reported missing in action after serving with the force in Greenville and Atvien before being sent to India. The report lists the March year context and references advisors in Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dunham
Baca Liemhciant
Pion
Vied
Asi
Lial UD Sireut
Anita Geadmates
Nee Hageward Tadw Wighehad
We Fstapp
Lafayatte
Wits Tremerly
Woreeddent
Mayward
Hewie
Atvien
Do India
Thirteen More Hayward Men Drafted This Week
Thirteen Hayward men receive draft calls this week with six possibly granted 21 day leave. Names and units include marines and army personnel, with inductees listed and awaiting final orders as the date approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Police Report New Tricks In Wave Of Crime
A garbled police update notes a rising crime wave with mentions of suspects and locations. The readable fragments reference Wright and Cowper streets, Mis parking incidents, and unclear descriptions of attackers. Further details are not decipherable from the text.
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Frances Chronen
Durles Botlevard
Francis Barrett
Saph
TX South Tactric
Miame Rracie
Gordon Fraga
Mate Ane Smith
Ban J. Ferdinand
Joseph Pefferle
TM Tes
Neues W
Ordaimyterdil Wad
Ue Orduguee
Ayjaantrrted
Tuesimail Davekter
Clarence Houghs
Richard Wallace
The
Gilmore Savage
Los Angeles
John A. Mailevitch
Haywari Por
Aidims Hig
Te Nag
Wen
Noor
Heetty Sonnei
Tem
Proeger
Mangini
Tomward
Mancini
Sage
Ration Book
Lieut. C. Butley Pound
Britain
Sir Dudley Pound
Blelly
Licatu
Sicily
U.S
Muriel Whitehead
Middleboro
Scy
Sicimian
George Patior
Vaslot
Mey Biow
Mandiey Te
Slo Washington
Kassel
Albert Eilihin
Bulng
Tedee
Wittie Qikelis Latow
Wiogit
Jal al & O'Elock Munday
Aumie Lhot
Police Firat Consulermie Line
Lavermory
Wardlyak
Bey
Arent
Lepurtad
Chewouk
Ahinkeed
Aelanse Mexiuin
Ted Acaites
Apexteay
Hells
Watoentay
Wissiitssern
Baden
Enetieer
John Sietiy
Tome Ghatts
Winton Weenie
Seythern Puede
Berne
Winton Highway
Bnautwer Manefiie
Repaelig
TU. Morrison
Aline v
Advisor Witt
Miu
Taywierdinas
Marines
Aod
Meir
A. Wustas
Aerhane Moise
AL Nauti
Naty
Tay Manin Tari
Jyln Fe
Sao
Genre
Nai
Roden O. I Boonie
Civile Ke Kenyon
Mane Gerhele Qearnedy Arena
Aowela I Rivera
Iad
J. Kieyon
Any
Kiwanis Club
Herbert Munster
Metliz
Herbert
Munsters
Libor Rewiry
Teds
Roy Seaver
Waa
Ttollingas
Warll
Tey Angelos
Frank Dente Aergod
Pirestilont
Wright Juventles
Arly Wi Weiter Yi Andre
Erie
Maia Sires
Bostrieis
Sansackley
Lient
Paul Parker
U. S, Army
Fort Dix
N.S
Marion College
Marion
Ind
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