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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1944
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reads church notice with names and times for Sunday school and services. Mentions pastor Bertha Jones and address 21566 East 14th Street and 4130 p.m. time references unclear, with scattered phrases about meetings and fellowship.
Trinity Episcopal Church at 134 Castro Street with Rev T C Harris to lead Holy Communion at 8:00 am and 7:00 pm Preparation for Way and Bible meeting at 7:00 pm Sunday school and Breaking of Bread observed. Sunset Boulevard listing Herbert A Farrar as pastor notes 9:48 am Sunday school 11:00 am morning service 6:30 pm Christian Fellowship for all ages and 7:45 pm evening service.
All Saints Catholic Church and Ashland Presbyterian Church schedules show Sunday masses and sermons at 6:00 am 7 90 am and 10 30 am with additional prayers sermons and youth fellowship. Ashland Presbyterian lists morning and evening services at 11:00 am and 6 00 pm with ladies meetings Schwaner club events and a weekly young people gathering.
The tattle Church in the Valley Redwood Hd Castro Valley Blvd hosts children’s church at 10:09 and adult lectures at 11:00. Movse Dryer leads while the community gathers for worship and instruction.
A dense listing of church services and activities across multiple denominations. Includes Saint John’s Catholic Church San Lorenzo Nev with Sunday Mass and weekday Mass times, Adventist gatherings on Way, Salvation Army prayers, Sunday school and worship times, and other local church offerings with pastor names and locations.
Mr and Mrs JD Slussey of Railroad Ave announce the birth of a son.
The Men’s Club at the Christian Church staged a dinner with the women relaxing, as men prepared dishes and led the program of slides and songs. Rev. Wilder V. Immel offered blessing, while LeRoy Falmer spoke briefly and George Millard organized the event with other hosts. Attendees included numerous couples and members such as Bob Blue, Art Irwin, Gerland Howard, Floyd Williams, and Clarice Immel.
Evening radio lineup lists stations and programs from 5:00 P M to 9:30 P M across KERC KQW KGO KFRE KFRC KPO and others. A birth notice announces Michiel Richard Molter weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces, son of Thelma McGee and R W Molter of San Leandra at 2399 46 bith Street.
Rev Julio A Martins will conduct four days of special services at Holy Ghost Catholic Church Gustine California during the Portuguese Fiesta of Our Lady of Miracles from September 7 to 10. The event closes with an open air high mass in Henry Millen Park and a traditional chnna on September 10.
Caterpillar Girls Club in San Leandro plans a rummage sale on Sept 9 to aid spastic and crippled children. Sale at 470 Ninth St Oakland directed by Ella Chisholm and a committee including Rose A Nolda Francis Frances Hausler Ruby Ostler Eriva Rosenga Eva Smith Marge Seheikosky and Manuela Sylvester. Mr and Mrs W E Graydon 20145 Whelton Ave are parents of Anita Marie born Aug 25 weighing 7 lb 15 oz.
In Atlantic City a reunion for Lt. Charles Henry Hoff and Lt. William Hoff, brothers in service, ends a two and a half year separation. Lt. Hoff, a Norman, Oklahoma recruit, returns from leave before resuming reassignments. Herbert Way, son of Mr and Mrs Way, is home on air corps leave from Norman after primary training, with plans to report back for a ten assignment. Francis Selvera recovers from wounds in Navy duty, a Hayward High School graduate. Pvt. Robert Cromie earns good conduct medal while serving in the Army, and Robert Messer reports to Navy Flight Prep School in Georgia after attending San Jose State College.
Today at USC a program titled Saturday Leonardson's Barn and Sunday Candlelight House, with a 6:30 PM start, outlines a schedule of events and performances.
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