25th Wedding Anniversaries Celebrated By Two Couples
Joint open house planned by Mr and Mrs Walter Garner and Mr and Mrs Homer McCully at the Cramers 752 B St to mark silver wedding anniversaries from 2 to 4 p m Sunday Dev 10 The Garners long time residents both work for Southern Pacific Co Their daughter Phyllis a local school graduate now in the Wave is stationed in Samson NY The McCull ys were married in Oakland and have lived here since 19 They reside at 955 Main St The McCull ys son is a Marine cadet who attended Sacramento Junior College and Naval cadet school before the war he is on duty in the south
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Walter Garner
Homer McCully
Cramers
Garners
Garner
Southern Pacific Co
Phyllis
Samson
McCullys
Oakland
Maynard
Main St
McCull
Oakla Nave Supply
Adamer Ue
Saciento Junior College
Marine Corp
Jot Em Down Store Featured at Bazaar
Bazaar booths showcase homemade foods and handmade clothing with a Jot Em Down Store to be given by the Women’s Society of Hayward Methodist Service. Luncheon details follow with event scheduled for Thursday December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bazaar
Women's Society
Kristian
Gladys Burns Weds Navy Man in Hayward Church Ceremony
Gladys Burns married Kenneth E Graves USN in a Hayward Methodist Church ceremony officiated by Rev Myron Berrel. Bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs B L Burns, wore a chartreuse suit and corsage. sister Mrs Arthur Martin and her husband attended. Graves, from Indiana, has served three years in the Navy with overseas duty. bride attended local schools and works at Antoinette's Beauty Parlor. couple to live with her parents for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormer Gladys Burns
Kenneth E. Graves
Usn
Hayward Methodist Church
Myron Berrel
B. L. Burns
West St
Arthur Martin
Indiana
Antoinette
Whist Party Planned by Hayward Council No 4
A public Whist Party is planned by the A P U M E C Council No 4 of Hayward at Albert's Hall on Castro Street Sunday December 10. Many valuable prizes will be awarded and a dance will follow the games. Mrs Mamig Cunhsi is the chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.pu.m.e.c
Hayward
Albert's Hall
Om Castro St
Mamig Cunhsi
Chfairman
Youth in Service Campbell Home on Leave from Coffeyville
St Earle E Campbell son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Campbell 364 Medford Ave is home on leave from Coffeyville Kansas after earning wings at Mather Field and studying in the photo reconnaissance school at Coffeyville Hayward High School graduate joins military service Capt Ory J Boudreaux 33 husband of Mrs Barbara Boudreaux of Read Ridgeway is near Army Air Forces recouperation center Miami for reassignment after four years overseas. Auxiliary to Meet Women diary of Trinity Episcopal Church meets December 7 at 2 p.m in parish hall with leftover baggar items on display and refreshments served.
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Campbell
Kansas St
Earle Eb.campbell
iMr
Clayton
Medford Ave
Coffeyyilletton
Hayward High School
Mather Field
Coffeyville
Boudreaux
Ory J. Boudreaux
Barbara’ Boudreaux
Triin Ity
Miss Sherlock Continued From Editorial Page
A fragment from an editorial page narrative shows Miss Sherlock wrestling with rage and guilt. She contemplates her past home in New York and imagines dancing with service members, then drives toward a plant while unsettled thoughts churn. The scene ends with the line To be continued.
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New York
Orchids and Onions Saddest Sight in America Hospitals
The piece condemns wholesale hospital closures during wartime, noting wings and floors shut piecemeal due to aid shortages. It argues sick people still need care as Rosie the Riveter works on ships, and questions the adequacy of relief to maintain hospital services.
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Rosie
Hasnitala
War era reflections on Rosie and civilian care
A wartime diary tone questions ship substitutions and civilian sacrifice as Rosie, seventeen, offsets her father’s earnings by working in a hospital. The piece laments hospitals strained by births and wartime care, noting ruined routines, limited funds, and the public’s casual aid while praying for proper medical support and safety.
Pattern Exhibit Prompts Retail Pattern Sale
A garbled note describes Pattern 4713 with sizes 1 and 2, blouse variants in wwuel or cotton fabric. It lists address as Ang Adams Syndicate, 12 Stevenson St, 5, and urges buyers to write plainly with SIZE SAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang Adams Syndicate
Stevenson
Community contrasts work and charity amid hardship
A fragmented railing of dialogue shows concern over people avoiding work while others suffer. The speaker condemns idleness and praises workers, noting some rely on others while hospitals face closures and patient care gaps. The tone mirrors moral scrutiny of social relief.
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Naval Cadet School
Cardigans
Moss
Acasety
Stree
Gladys Burns
Hayward Review
U.S
Mulhouse
Miss Sherlock
Florence McGehee
eCordays Fabrics Leathers
ETIM
Junior
Rasie
Jeckit
Todey
Aas
ENRES
Anne Adams
Whoo
Harry
Saint Peter
Kalkar
Prof
Roy W. Waite
Maryland Agri. Exp
Sta
Katkar
TFUN
Broadway
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