Shawono Delegates Return From Pocahontas Meet
Shawono Council delegates Emma Simons Louisa Rein and Catherine Wessman attended the Pocahontas convention in San Francisco last week and will report at the September 4 meeting. New members sealed include Simons Rein and others announced at ceremonies. Wessman led patriotic events as flag bearer with Simons and Reim guarding colors. she earned a fourth honor for Shawono in seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawono Council
San Francisco
Wall
Emma Simons
Louisa Rein
Catherine Wesstian
Simons
Reim
Shawono
M. McCrary
M. Dergamont
Vmont
Anna Correia
B. Esses
M. Castro
del Renarno
Catherine Wessman
Louisa Reim
Missionary to Burma Addressed Methodist Group Meeting
Miss Inez Crain spoke to the Women’s Society of Christian Service of the Methodists about missionary work in Burma before the Japanese invasion. The program was planned by Mrs. Wilber Shrader. Cherryland circle hosted refreshments and publicity, with Mrs. Tierney in charge and winner of the publicity prize. Outstanding convention events included a life membership purchase for the Seeing Eye Dog Foundation by the California reservation and Ruby Rogers of Vallejo elected great Pocahontas. Julianna Reilly was elected great keeper of wempum.
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Inez Crain
Burma
Women's Society
Methodists Church
Wilber Shrader
Cherryland Circle
Wessman
Seeing Eye Dog Foundation
California
Ruby Rogers
Vallejo
Pocahontas
Julianna Reilly
Shawono
Wempum
To a Carpenter who wants an unusual job
A wartime railroad recruiting snippet invites carpenters to join Southern Pacific for bridge and culvert construction. It promises real war work, fast trains, rooms with a good gang, dutiful shifts in adjusted cars, board, modest prices, railroad passes, medical care, a pension plan, and liberal age limits. It urges visit to 837 13th St Oakland 12 or contact a nearby S P agent.
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Southern Pacific
Women’s Council Studies Indians at Christian church meeting
Mrs Penny Patton’s birthday was celebrated with a cake at yesterday’s Women’s Council of the Christian church. Devotions were led by Mrs Doyle Young. The afternoon focused on studying the American Indians from a missionary viewpoint, with Mrs Hattie Millard in charge of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Patton
Women’s Council of the Christian Church
Doyle Young
Hattie Millard
Mrs Close I5 Home Again After Vacation
Mrs Orland Close and her daughter Suzanne returned to their home at 520 Sixth Street yesterday after a 10 day vacation spent at the Del Paso Country Club in Sacramento.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Close
Suzanne
Sixth St
del Paso Country Club
Sacramento
Pomo Council Group Attends Pocahontas Convention This Week
A minister and members of the Pomo Council of Pocahontas attended the San Francisco convention of the reservation of California on Wednesday evening. Delegates included Mrs. Mabel Stevens, Mrs. Jessie Mosher, Mrs. Ruth Ariell, Mrs. Grace Mulley, and Mrs. Dorista Tagstrom, plus others who attended throughout the event. Bertha Hagmark, Lucy Love, and Mae McQuage helped display colors during the patriotic ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomo Council of Pocahontas
San Francisco
Reservation of
California
Mabel Stevens
Jessie Mosher
Ruth Ariell
Grace Muelley
Dorista Tagstrom
Charlotte McFarlen
Dorothy Fraga
Bessie Steele
Bertha Hardy
Gilfilla
Mae McQuage
Lucy Love
Bertha Hagmark
Louise Wheelhouse
Reverend Herrell to Attend Pastoral and Youth Conference
Reverend Myron Herrell will be in Stockton this week for the Pastoral Conference at the College of the Pacific campus. The following week he will attend the Young People's Institute at Monte Toyon in the Santa Cruz mountains with a group from his church.
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Myron Herrell
Stockton
College of the Pac
Young People's Institute
Monte Toyan
Santa Cruz Mountains
Book Section Meeting Hosted by Mrs Dunn
Mrs George K Dunn hosted the Book Section of the Association of University women at 206751 Forest Ave The meeting focused on USC scrapbook work with Mrs Russell George serving as chairman for the month
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George K. Dunn
Forest Ave
Association of University
Inday
USC
Russell George
Awnth
Valborg Lodge Dance Slated at Dania Mall
Mrs Annie Nog chairs the Valborg Lodge dance set for Dania Mall on Saturday evening. Cards will be available upstairs for those not dancing.
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Valborg Lodge
Annie Nog
Dania Mall Siday
Pattern advertisement for dresses and sizes
Pattern 4477 features a slick dress with a novel side front closing and a graceful back lounge hat. Order by sending sixteen cents to Ann Adam Syndigmo at 12 Stevenson Street, include size, name, address, and style number. Pattern 4377 offered in sizes 13 14 and 13, size 18 available.
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Ann Adam Syndigmo
Stevenson SL
On Your Dial Radio Night Schedule Overview
A dated montage lists radio station call letters and hosts across multiple networks. Entries include KERC KPO KWQ Harey Dery KPO Louis Looker Gabriel Weatley KRQW Earl Godwin stage acts and Navy meet broadcasts with various hosts and programs.
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KERC
Darrell Dennell
Harey Dery
KPO
Louis Looker
KFC
Gabriel Weatley
Woney
Brewster Boy
Kgdo
Ton P.msqw
KCO
Earl Godwin
Cantoun
Kuo
Blindie
P.mint
Ma Kyrc
Sony KO
Thiernik
KGO
Gary Gualereri
WPO
KAW
Charles Ruggles
Sgo
Meet Your Navy
KPFRC
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Hollywoods Theatre
KQW
Tay
Frort
Dude Martin
Native Daughters Plan Admission Day Celebration
Native Daughters and Ma tlvis Sons organize a picnic for Admission Day on September 10 with a committee of Mrs Ethyl Young Miss Doris Foxton Mrs Elviny Owen and Mrs Mildred Schilling The group plans a bond drive for September 7 8 and 9 and aims to secure a booth in a prominent city location They will also serve in the USO on September 11 with Mrs Flora Stroble as afternoon chair and Miss Minnie Souza on the night shift An initiation committee led by Mrs Mildred Schilling Mrs Anna Bedford Mrs Florence Hills Mrs Irene Jamieson and Mrs Louise Templeton will hold initiation ceremonies at the next meeting on September 28
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Matlvis Sons
Ethyl Young
Doris Foxton
Elviny Owen
Mildred Schilling
USO
Flora Stroble
Minnie Souza
Anna Bedford
Florence Hills
Edith Cavner Appointed Chairman at Veterans Sale
Mrs Edith Cavner has been appointed chairman at the sale held by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary in September. A new member, Mrs Wilma D Miller, was admitted to the group. The hospital committee reported 13 window shades bought and delivered to Ward A 10 Shoemaker Hospital.
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Irs
Edith Cavner
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Wall
Wilma D. Miller
Das Hight
Hostal
Men's Club Picnic At Memorial Park This Saturday
Members of the Men's Club of Vinity and their wives attend a picnic at Memorial Park Saturday at 8 pm. Raymund Burr serves as club president.
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Vinity T Heir Wiie
Memorial Park Satur
Raymund Burr
Our Youth in Service Chief Ellsworth Waterman News
Chief Petty Officer Ellsworth Waterman, son of Mr and Mrs Waterman, 387 West Ian Blvd, recently spent a week with his parents. He serves as chief vinaclinist at the San Diego Naval hat and was accompanied by his wife Isabelle. He reports regular news from the Review and sends home updates. Waterman attended Hayward schools and lived in the city before enlisting about ten years ago. During the fiesta year the Mrs Pearl Francis, 743 Cop, Georgian Warm Springs Foundation is recovering from a severe inf infantile paresis treated were fight sprain received in ana patients who rervived care fally for 31,528 hospital days.
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Ellsworth Waterman
Pearl Francis
We Present Family Birth Announcements for Silva and Swatford
Mr and Mrs J Ro Silva at 1597 N14th Ave Sint Leandra welcome a daughter born August 23 weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces. Daughter is the former Ida Fernandes. Mr and Mrs Horace Swatford at Harmony Ct welcome a daughter born August 1.
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J. Ro Silva
Ave
Sint Leandra
Ida Fernandes
Horace Swatford
Harmony Ct
Ashland School Plans Two Shifts
Ashland Elementary hires seven new teachers to open two daily shifts as construction of new rooms lags. Principal Dresbach cites a $224000 appropriation for Ashland and San Lorenzo schools. The article notes crowded conditions with classes meeting in the auditorium and outlines morning and afternoon shift times for primary and upper grades.
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Ashland Elementary
Dresbach
Elizabeth Stork
Law
Ruby Anderson
Dora Russell
Veronica Riggs
Edith Smith
Edith Smitt
Maryad Baker
Roberta Rantie
Ashland
Ashland School
Prin
Dresbuch
San Lorenzo
Pickens
Charles Pickens
Foothill Blvd
Harry Reite
Elwood Bona
Oakland
Pred Dupree
San Leandro
Wayne West
Hoyt Uamiltey
185Th Ave
Local service families share war news and visits
A long list of local residents and servicemen sent notes from the home front. Seaman first class Howard Spracklen told of stationing near Monterey after Great Lakes training, while Lawrence Olsen writes from Normandy after the invasion recounting adventures. Several Hayward High graduates, including August Day and Harold McGinnis, are noted in military postings or training, with family updates from Oakland to Liberty Street and Glenn Road.
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Carl McGinnis
Hoyt Hamilton
Albert Hay
Curtis Robinson
Cecil Butts
Hugh Douglas
Howard Spracklen
Myrtle Spracklen
153Rd Ave
Paul Spracklen
Liberty St
del Monte
Monterey
Calif
Howard
Great Lakes
Ill
Lawrence Olsen
164 Ave
Normandy
Blood Flown To Europe Daily For Army Navy Request
The Red Cross announced 1000 pints of whole blood are flown daily to Europe to aid wounded servicemen, supplementing plasma needs. First shipments from Washington and New York left yesterday. total weekly plasma remains 100,000 pints.
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Europe
Army-Navy
Washington
Red Cross
New York
Basil O'Connor
Norman Kirk
Ross T. McInfire
Army
Navy
Gardner cites May ammunition output at Lake City plant
Maj. A. H. Gardner Jr., commanding officer of the Lake City ordnance plant near Kansas City, said it would take 675 days straight to count the May ammunition production at the plant. He described the vast output as a measure of wartime manufacturing scale.
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A. H. Gardner, Jr
Lake City
Kansas
Social notes and visits from Ashland area families
Mrs Howard Spracklen and family visited Monterey and San Francisco with Seaman First Class Howard Spracklen. June Sternberg and Jackie Hollis visited, while Lester Sternberg stayed on furlough near Modesto. The Cecil Butts household hosted several guests including Marcel ine Butts. Ashland Ladies Society plans a pot luck meeting with sewing and games. Mary Cornelius injured hand at home. her daughter Nellie Moore and granddaughter Roberta Moore from Los Angeles visited.
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Howard Spracklen
Monterey
Hugh Douglas
Donald
165Th Ave
Fleishacker Zoo
San Francisco
June Sternberg
Grayson
Jackie Hollis
Turlock
Marceline Butts
Cecil Butts
Lester Sternberg
Modeste
Butts
Liberty St
Ashland Ladies Society
Mary Cornelius
Creston Ave
M Nellie Moore
Roberta Moore
Los Angel
Wil
Cornelius
Roger
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