Baptist Women Plan Meetings for December
The Women's Society of First Daylife Church schedules December circles and a general meeting. Circle No 1 meets at Mrs. Thongs Williams 26544 Standish Street. Circle No 2 at Mrs. Albert Olaud Gl Westfalya. Hosts provide luncheon. business session and devotions follow. closing includes an Oshkosh party with a girls exchange at Mes Tayni and Gundigie R206 Iris Glinet Dekelan.
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A's
Thongs Wiliams
Standist Street
al Aemy
Wil
Albert Olaud
Westfiala Sybua
Lanekean
Oktishnas
Py Dew
Tayni
Gundigie
Iris Glinet
Dekelan
Tosca Girl Thee in Amatet Probuction
The Rasward vit Tench Frouh lich stars as a principal in Hesips Lens production of The Wonkey. Performance runs at Ford University Memorial Aula fortum on Thursday and Friday nights.
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Hesips
Aeford University
Methodist Women Plan Bazaar Soon
Methodist women prepare for a church bazaar with decorations and performances. Mrs Koehler and Mrs Hooths lead committee efforts as they invite neighbors to attend Sunday afternoon events and view crafts and aprons.
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Methodist
Rebelkahs Elect Officers After November Unfilled Lodge Post
Rebelkahs to elect officers on December 8 after no election of Uy Haywait Hebel lodge officers on THM by avoniog November 3 at the OO I tall. A card party will fund the Galliguer Vigher Fluentia and Orphans Home. Mrs. Charles Mavis heads the committee with Mrs. Mattie Fisher in charge of mshogs party committees.
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Uy Haywait Hebel Lodge
Avoniog
OO. I
Galliguer Vigher
Uhe
Mri A. Cree
Charles Mavis
Mattie J. Iisher
Wole Kru
Mshogs
Lovers chase craft and a charity marriage on estate
Loris Raymond and Carey Carson seek musical careers in New York. They marry briefly to secure caretaking work for wealthy Roland Lotter on his Long Island estate. Complications arise as Carey flirts with Iris Weenshaw while Loris grows jealous. They pursue a prize at a roadhouse contest and await a stable future as Carey contemplates a career setback.
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Loris Raymond
New York
Carey Carson
Roland Lotter
Longsland
Laris
Carey
Mr. Potter
Ohe Cfuis
Carey Sives
Loris
Iris Weenshaw
Larls
Carson
Tris Wrenalaw
Chey
Raymond
Mr. Murphy
Lindenbrook
Hors
Hds
Mathers Club Meeting With Mrs Cathey Held
The Mathers Club met with Mrs Cathey at 470 BW Street on Wednesday. Members celebrating birthdays include Mrs Otto Mink Mrs Nels Clemens and Myr Angel Morgan.
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Mathers’ Club
Calting
Atreet
den Zerl Junehuan
Otte Mink
Nels Clemens
Myb
Angsell ‘Mavgan
Ladies Aid To Meet December 2
The Ladies' Aid Society of Aden Goberegarionalchive will meet Wednesday December 2 at the church. Hostesses Mrs. Frank Pendergast and Mrs. Andry Young will serve a dessert luncheon. Attendees will hold a first session and plan upcoming events.
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Taises' Aid Society of Aden Goberegarionalchive
Frank Pendergast
Andry Young
Bridge Club Met At McBarron Home
The Tuesday Bridge club met at Alps OG M McBarron on 1434 D sirrel for luncheon and bridge. Members present included Mira Ho J Bhert Ws John E Geary Mrs Bien Smith Mrs Wag Gorey Mrs Fred Nelson Mrs Toha Kophisem Mrs Ben Strack Mrs Leon Robbers Mrs Hughes Motormick Mrs Artie Phillips Tawrence Moll and others.
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OG. M. McBarron
Sirrel
Mira. Ho J
Bhert
John E Geary
Bien Smith
Wag Gorey
Fred Nelson
Toha Kophisem
Ben Strack
Leon Robbers
Hughes Motormick
Artie Phillipsides
Tawrence Moll
Firemen's Ball A Colorful Affair
A colorful Firemen's Ball opened with a Thanksgiving mood as members of the Hayward Fire Department led a grad march. Following them, men of the Nation's armed forces, Army and Navy, attended as guests in this festive armistice of service and community.
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Hayward
Seredee Ey
Job's Daughters Meet December 7 at Bethel No. 2
The group plans a December 7 gathering at Bethel No. 2 Tabernacle with a supper at 6, followed by a joint meeting. Committee chair Phellis An Arade, assisted by Miss Davida Rabe, Miss Rosnnjjerye, Miss Polaves Seluniever, and Minwatroy Prins, will organize.
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Anpetsis
Bethel
Becein
GB O'Elunk
Hove
Chiavan
Ttresey
Phellis An Arade
Davida Rabe
Rosnnjjerye
Mise Winttred Pa
Misa Polaves Seluniever
Minwatroy Prins
Lanihy
Eastern Sta Meets Friday Night
Fragmented readable OCR reveals an event linked to Eastern State football or gathering Friday night with listed attendees including Mrs Mina Brenner Mr Dave Wooply and others. Mentions of Conner family and local officials appear amid unclear details about timing and place.
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Matra
Mina Brenner
Pieton Davi
Bering
Bering, Oor Chal “the Nuypsd ‘Mose Who Tank Pry Wera Ap, Chavet Tee Bo Fbieper
Dls
Ay Wilke
Alves
Tibward Weblel
Madamun
Stebbens
Senondver
Meg Robert White
Howry Dindge
Oianitine
Ter
He Oisa
Miko TS. Conner
Mna
Alasie Toy Aire
Mra
Genne Taya
Mamlets
Catherine
Charles Loporte
US World War Veterans Auxiliary Elects Officers
Fragmented OCR notes describe an upcoming election within the US World War Veterans Auxiliary. Names, roles, and dates are garbled but reference to officers and a meeting on a Wednesday with expected participation by local members.
Mrs Fleisher To Be Hostesses In Community Event
A garbled social note lists Mrs. Fleisher as hostess and mentions several women including Mrs. Hellen Hirleher and Mrs. Tharali Markle along with others in a community gathering. The fragment hints at arrangements and participants but lacks clear dates or venues.
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Hellen Hirleher
Andy
Tharali Markle
Maa
Jack Cada
Ruelger
Yeoledriche
Tagyam
Dire
Solemn Novena At All Saints Church
Solemn novena announced at All Saints Church led by Rev. Walther H. Hettker of Redemptoris Collegé ORK land. Daily masses at 6 and evening services list themes such as Mary Help Our Sailors, Health of the Sick, Virgin Most Prevailent, and Mirror of Jubilee. Schedule covers December 1 to December 8 with devotion titles and intentions.
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Solman Novena
Our Lady of Perpetual Helican
Salta
Catholic Shareh
Walther H. H. Hettker
Redemptoris Collegé
Ork!land
Berin
Mary
Mary Help
Couge
Mary Grout
A P U M E C Club Plans Whist Party
A P U M E C Club announces a whist party with Beatyloe Nodriques as panel chair at Albert's Hall. The event is set for December 6 at 4 30 o'clock with Miss God- Mywer assisting, featuring a list of named attendees. A Christmas party for members and friends is planned for December 11 at 11 a.m. at Arbeets Darth.
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Beatyloe Nodriques
Ae Chairanan
Turkey Willsl
ALP
Gail. Gounall
Albert’s Hall
Defender
Thore
Methodist Circles Announce Dates for December Meetings
Methodist circles set December gatherings across several churches with hostesses and times listed. Eastside circle meets December 10 at 2 PM. Cherryland circle December 10. South Maynard circle December 14. Avatar elects December 2. Bible study and Christmas luncheon planned December 31 at 22500 with business meeting and holiday party.
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Cireles
Lhe Women's Society
Eastside
Civete
Hope] Winkley
Byireel
Cherryland Circle
Chareh
Devemer
Evervendy Cele
Bintan Shiupton
Aheel
Muvesay
al ¢ O'Slogk
South Maynard
Aleele
Chives
Geana Wagone
Charies Hills
Decemer
Suiset Ively
Charles Koehler
Princeton Avenue
Avatar
Clurch
Hoel Ninteheon
Vie
Llo'eluck
Legion Auxiliary to Meet December 17
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a Thursday evening meeting with a future Christmas party arranged with the Legion. Mrs. Pavia WL Meowsly is listed as hosting. The event date and details are subject to organizers and timing.
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Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Avsitiany Wil Ie
Pavia
Fairview Club Plans Meeting
Fairview Centiinity vials ovis see ae Pairvinwertoor hase on Winirilay evening. The Kidled Pairsiew aith, Ret Crass sevelong wil mane Thursday at LSA w ehyck. Tor sewhig, My Margate, Walker wil We the Cena of the kay.
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Fairview
Winirilay
LSA
Walker
Pomo Council to Meet Thursday
The Pomo Council schedules a meeting for Thursday at Mane honts. The agenda references local issues, potential discussions on community projects, and mentions several individuals tied to the planning and coordination efforts.
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Pomo Council
Club to Install Tuesday Night event in Loyal Neighbors circle
The Cheretyyad panty of the Pals Sewing club Loyal Neighbors will hold a dinner and install officers Tuesday evening at 6 30 o clock at Ye Green Spytte. Installing officer is Mary Machado. Officers to be installed include President Aan Baptist Vice President Alice Hangon Secretary May Santos and Treasurer Mary Jope.
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Pals Sewing Club
Aan Baptist
Alice Hangon
May Santos
Mary Jope
Mry, Mae] Machado
Shawano Girls to Hold Whist at Vic Hubbard's Garage
The Shawano girls plan a whist event at Vic Hubbard's garage Grove and Meekland Thursday December 4 at 2 o'clock. Members bought six American Nags presented to Couns No 15 Dagree of Techhonias and chairs for card parties. Mrs Catherine Wesnman says funds will support Connell's official jewels. the organization presented a $100 War Bond to the Groundll.
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Shawano
Pata
Vic Hubbard
Grove
Meekland
O'Clork
Couns! No
Técahonias
Catherine Wesnman
Cilvaind
Te.connell
Betty Jean Gibson Announces Betrothal to J. G. Krieger
Betty Jean Gibson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Olle Bagk of 1585 Ward Street, announces her engagement to Liadlanant J. G. Krieger, a United States Naval Reserve lieutenant and son of Mr and Mrs Herman Krieger of San Francisco, formerly with the University of California. The date for the wedding has not been set.
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Betty Jean Gibson
Olle Bagk
Ward Street
Liadlanant
J. G
Lee
Kreger
United Statns Naval Reserve
Krieger
Herman Krieger
San Francisco
University of California
Betty Masterson Joins the WAVES
Betty Masterson, 24, of 1617 Ward Street, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marcus Masterson, joins the WAVES. She is Maynard's first WAVER, and her reception by the organization was reduced here last week. She is expected to be called for preliminary training, the Vial.
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Ass Belly Masterson
Alva
Marcus, Masterson
Ward Street
Maynard
Osmain
Lotire
Mrs OK Amavaree Tq Bmtrem Group Hosts Card Party
A local social group gathers Tuesday for tea and bridge hosted by Mrs I Vy Macahee and friends including Mrs Earl Cone and Mrs Ben Smithson. The Mount Eden PTA plans a Friday meeting at the school, with John Barrett arranging music and readings for the event. Al A Hoge joins The Review staff aserman of the print shop, drawing on local ties. A club meet and a charity tea are noted for Shawana area residents with several attendees listed.
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OK. B
Amavaree
I Vy Macahee
Tancheu
Bridge
Earl Cone
Nes
Arhay Manter
We G'Gausor
Ales, Munry
Klee
Ben Smithson
Frayle Zainthesny
George Duce
L. H. Kidrell Ory Alladena
Alameda sheriff staff thinning with mass enlistments
Alameda county sheriff office notes heavy turnover as 23 of 140 personnel join the service. The exodus includes jailers and radio operators. Aged workers up to 70 are certified for new posts, while replacements strain the department’s understaffed offices and lockups.
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Alameda County Sheriff’s Office
Leon H
Monay Torevast
Lye clvUaeryjee Lst
Ader
Tyrlye
Quarlhanse
Likiod Mulhern
Prion Farm
Navy
Harold KK. Webb
Witth Blycet Jalwagincer
Savy
Panl Lennon
Ridia
Aimay Hemtenant
Jobert Suhvader
Wavy
Rafaell Ot. Woolan
Radio Ogoralon
Army
Frank JL Madigan
Naval
Thomas L. Stevens Jr
Births in Bay Area Families Mark November Deliveries
A string of birth notices lists new arrivals across Oakland San Leandro and nearby areas. The births include Gardgu James, a son born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Rose of San Leandro on November 24, and Anna May weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd on November 28 in an Oakland address. Other entries record daughters and sons born to multiple families including Cabral, Sager, and Chivonee Magland, with weights and dates ranging late November. The notices cover several neighborhoods and show the ongoing community record of new births.
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Déd JH
Prank Spek
Halder Road
Wea
Toseph Rose
Castia Sivest
San Leandro
Son
Gardgu
James
Mepuel Seuweien
Solo Rast Pilsieoet
Oakland
Soto Street
Anna May
Lawrence A
Cabral
Sunset Boulevard
Smdith Lerring
Br. Iid
Iman
Thos A
Larry Willian
Donald Sager
Bownie Mie
Jariey Chivonee Magland
Wayward
Live Wore
Carolyn Sne
Cumunk Sitvaten
Hugsord
Livervasei
New Methods Proposed to Destroy Crawfish Pests
An old Louisiana agricultural bulletin outlines several methods to control destructive crawfish in cultivated soils. It notes crawfish burrowing to find water can ruin soils and wash away nutrients, and reports experiments from Louisiana State University and nearby stations testing chemical emulsions as control measures. A home remedy emulsion involving specific proportions of Tawndeysia and sal wake is described for field use.
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Baton
Teglaiaia
Weil
Hese Heros
Dre CO
Kady
Louisiane Apriaulware
Mey
Yariony Iene
Wows Aol Ghagles
Willy Mhenrab
Bevis State University
Abont
Pleasanton Cows High In Tests
Pleasanton cows topped tests with strong showings in dairy and livestock assessments. The event featured entries from local herds and agricultural groups, highlighting gains in milk yield, fat content, and overall health.
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Pleasanton
Churchill Warns Italians to Quit War or Face Destruction
London reports quote Prime Minister Churchill urging Italy to leave the war to avoid merciless Allied bombing. Allied strikes target Northern Italy from Africa, with Turin heavily hit as morale shifts amid economic distress and terror of air attacks. German fortifications strengthen along the frontier as Italy contemplates surrender.
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London
Churchill
Italy
Loulon
Africa
RAF
Germany
Turin
Mic Taide
Vittorio Emanuele
Milan
Genoa
Car
Tualy
Uwe
Taliai
Gurmin
Balkan
Crea Agente
Gel Press Association
Aiptay Halle Norrespondends
Local Population Growth Report From War Era Hospital
As of November 24, 1942, 455 birth certificates had been registered at Naywary Hospital with 22 more births noted to be added under Sure Hoy provisions. The report includes a ward review and notes most births occurred in hospital, reflecting a rising local birth rate and ongoing registration efforts through early December.
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Hay
Trin Jamieson
Vital Statistina
Jamtieson
Abbey Otter
Renorts
Naywar
Women in Industry Rise Amid War Labor Shift
British women of five and one half million already work in industry and timber sectors, with the number rising rapidly. Millions more, mainly housewives, are taking part time jobs as the labor shift expands to meet wartime needs.
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Baptist Women
Doveuher
Methuilio Euch
Ang Bo Die
Tio Om
Wo Koehler
Ms. Murphy
Antillo Storriens
Conca ‘Ronn
Tna
Bridge Club
McBarron
Job
Sta
W.V
Hhor Tie
Becomber Qobearaben S.A
Samy
Amy Siow
Mrs. Fleisher
All Saints’ Church
A.P.U.M.E.C
Fairview Club
Manehonts
Maile
Inesinens
Mors
Wyn Blewek
Eitlig
Shawano Girls
Betty Masterson
The
WAVES
Eden
T. A. PO
Mount Eden
P-T. A. Las
Sehioo
John Barrett
AL Ruse
SYAPF
Castoslert
Joseph Ankels
Emin Cakes
Dereman
Nook Chat Coles
Decemcian
Re FW
Owdiay
Dg Rosheet
Mes. L
Bat
Lea Weasmag
Westttald -Rvaniic
Swiday
Freitas
Shawana Tavita
Shawana
Han
Lda
Bf Bustigus
Wilzabeth
Bar Agit
Wali
Society Shorts
Sheriff's Office
Valley Townsend Chil
Castro Valley Grammar
Ulaf
C. O. Bslland
West Street
Mount. Een
Jah Perry
PLB. OL Sisterhood
Soto Iveel
Robert Hayes
Jarney City
N. J
Sewell Campbell
Kentucky
Charles Philips
Lafayette
L.R. Phillips
Woodland
E. Ting Warren
Cull Canyon
Read
Clara Waggen
J. WW. Biege
A. i. Dle Barron
B Street
Allan Crum
Atr
Franchy McBarron
IB Street
Harvey Mefarling
Heiltsburg
Sharon
Harvey
Myre
McFarling
Bert Stephens
Castro Street
Willd’ L. Abvalt
Smale Spy Avenue
Standard Oi Company
Haywal
Witshoen
San Rafael
Bere Stephens
Casto Street
Daugher
Pitteburg
Norman Stephen
Stephans
Willy Tie Vidaline
Vic Alamein
Vic Monde
Ut. Pond
Tester
Witel Mig
Osehtel
Winston Churchill
Chase Agi
Stuart
Frigidaire
Frank Sherman Electric
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