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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1943
Page
1
AltMolzh school does not actually open until next Monday, while lonelorg and principals are mostly back in the fold. Hayward elementary is poised for another banner year as students return.
School officials report a busy start as enrollment drives begin this week. Markham and Beart Harte schools host registration hours to admit students in grades 1 through 9 5, while many new teachers join Havert district staff across elementary and grammar grades.
Hayward Lions Club announces a Autumn season Ladies Night gala at Mile Dohner's home. Lioness attendees, barbecue feast, and social events planned with Rostina Dulios as arrangements chair. Kenneth Canterbury of Capmin, Ul, and local residents noted. district business tone and staff changes mentioned.
An American citizen aged 18 to 40 with education or equivalent may enroll in an evening course at Palydmont Hospital starting August 24 to train as a nursing aide. The program, sponsored by the American Red Cross and OCW medical division, offers 35 hours of lectures and 45 hours of practical experience at local facilities.
Jack Smith son of Mrs May Smith 1222 8 Street Bill Strobel son of Mr and Mrs Strobel Vincent Strobel Charlene Way and Keith Kenyon son of Mr and Dr Hurle Kenyon left Sunday for a week's vacation in Yosemite Valley Next week Lucy resumes classes at Hayward Union High School
The report covers a Rotary club gathering with remarks by a speaker who spoke of youth care and parental authority. Frank Crews introduced the speaker, noting a return from Army life with a leg injury. Hans Wejby and Lester H. Newell are cited for leadership and attendance. City officials, teachers, and the public were invited to an upcoming meeting to discuss community activities and service projects.
Mr and Mrs C Buckland, managers at the Hayward Hegstrom store, have relocated to the shop residence. The move marks a new arrangement as the Bucklands assume on-site duties and oversight of daily operations.
Late Mrs. August Peterson of Ta Seventh Street has moved to the Blacklands recently from Valejo. Mr. Peterson is currently in Baltimore Maryland. Miss Mary E Scanlon of Hayward Union High School is enjoying a pleasant vacation at her cottage south of Santa Cruz. The Locugt Street to Poothill Boulevard relocation is noted in local records.
The speaker recalls electric power feeding factories and bases vital to victory and remembers young plant workers who now fight as pilots and soldiers. He reflects on duck hunting with them and fishing in mountain streams, wishing to be younger to join the fight, but choosing to stay as lake tender to aid the war effort.
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