02 Dec 1943
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1943
Page
1
A Hayward woman arrives back from China after a long absence. She stayed with relatives during her time abroad and endured the arduous journey home, reflecting on her experiences and the time away.
Louisville dispatch notes Kentucky voters on November 2 selecting a Republican governor for the first time in sixteen years and nominating a Republican slate for congressional offices. The report references party leaders and the upcoming political contests as Kentucky moves toward the 1948 election.
The First Baptist Church announces it has cleared its debt related to a disputed property issue. Authorities confirm the church moved to the rear of the property and that ongoing questions have been resolved.
Readers are invited to a church bazaar at the Christian Church featuring prepared foods and holiday sale items. The event lists offerings such as pies and treats with proceeds supporting church activities.
Fragmented readable text shows a cub pack at Markham School seeking leaders and participants. Mentions welcoming new warders and an educational course for mothers, with unclear names and dates. The piece hints at youth activities and community involvement but lacks coherent details.
A local wedding in Castro Valley united Howied CG Wiedemann and Veris Chagaan from Berkeley in a ceremony at Rockridge country club. The couple plans to live at the bride’s home while pursuing their respective careers.
Red Cross volunteers prepare to decorate trees in the town square for the holiday season. Mrs Harper and local civic groups organize the event with crafts, food stalls, and a charity auction to raise funds.
Mrs Gertrude Rand W died at home Tuesday November 30. She was the wife of William Rand and mother to their children. She was sister to Edith Grnukur of Oakland and Arie Blak ward of Long Beach.
Obituary notice for John J. Buskey who died December 1. Mentions family: Lillian and John Uns key, sister Mrs Gordon of Oaklard. Burial service to be held at Camp Darks near Pleagagtor with Ladies’ Red Cross support and Christmas tree ceremony. Request for tree donations to Red Cross headquarters.
The Hayward Union high school district area forms a new Girl Scout council meeting at Markham School on November 20. Norma Northberg from the National office leads the organizational dig. A provisional officer slate is named including Commissioner Adelaide Strubbs and Secretary Treasurer Katharine Borneman with a council advisory group and committee setup for program and troop development. A naming committee is proposed to adopt the council name for the Hayward district.
A fragment notes Wednesday meetings where Lendig and Northbery spent time with each council member individually. It mentions duties and roles within the City Valley Leaders organization.
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