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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1942
Page
2
Social notes show Arts Earl B Cone entertaining Blanch oun and guests at a luncheon in the Green Slintier Hotel. Attendees included Mrs bho, Mrs 2M Hoare, Mrs O'lownor, Mrs Tessa Holly, Mrs Hersjuy Eger Ves, and several others listed in the rough roster.
A stained fragment outlines a catechism class plan for Ywe Party with references to Carmelcoy dlaex and a gathering at the Wemie of Mes Porys ta gaysai. It mentions a Tuesday afternoon event around 2:30 with participation by local figures and ECCT involvement.
VWF Auxiliary plans a turkey dinner for members and their families. An event hotline will address inquiries and assist with reservations. details appear garbled but indicate a December date and a community gathering at a local venue.
A garbled report mentions Ms May attending a meet in Tracy and references a women’s event with candidates for president and a survey. Portions also imply a Minne Ustinet aut and a program with reports from various presidents, but many words are unclear and distorted.
Loris Raymond travels to New York to pursue a musical career while Carey Carson, a young would be architect, becomes entwined with wealthy Iris Wretistiqn and bachelor Riland Butler. They devise a plan as careinters of the Long Brand estate. Potter sails away as the plot thickens with jealousy and deception.
An excerpt shows Carey Carnon and Iris Wreastian ISP amid strained romance and divorce chatter. Tris, Luria, and Wrenshaw loom in the background as plans to relocate and a looming sketch session unfold. Carey battles nerves and memory while tension rises with a handful of unnamed observers in a cluttered scene.
Annual installation of officers for Hayward Chapter No 341 of the O E S will occur over three Friday evenings beginning November 11 at the Masonic Temple. Officers to be installed include worthy matron Elsie Marquess worthy patron Albert Witte associate matron Mattie Schreiber and others.
Catholic Daughters of America will host the annual Yuletide party on Wednesday evening at St. Anthony's. Mrs. Aurala 8 Kali y will oversee the program, with Mary Santon assisted in serving refreshments and organizing the Christmas songs and activities.
Walle Howell Plemmons, president in the Hayward Lions club, entertains charter members and directors at his home. Guests will attend a party at the Agmind restaurant with active members including Hanningsen, Kelly, Stowe, Sorensen, and others.
The Crippled Miuad ren's Guild schedules a Tiny Tim Breakfast on December 1 at Hotel Loapthustan Oak Tam. President Bantt May leads Llaveda Connie Gidifornia Reducation. Wealfast fFwn and a charitable sale with a Christmas tree and program wind are planned, with Wr. Barat Whitaker as president.
Native Daughters announce a vote gathering with a Christmas party and refreshments. Mrs. Wierd Seni, Mrs Flam Strahel, and Miss Ruth Ganshorgey are named as organizers. The meeting includes a social program and a party chair from the group.
Legion women and their families prepare a party at the Memorial Tyitting. The event aims to honor veterans and support the local hospital, with auxiliary members coordinating child care and refreshments.
A stork shower event was held in the Feldie home of Mrs Jem Agua, 985 Kove atrowl, privately hosted by Mrs John Perry. The gathering included a playful gift exchange and a focus on welcoming a new arrival for Kitty While and family.
Mrs Fry entertains Thimble Club at her Mount Edge home on December 2. Attendees include Mrs Henry Oliver, Mrs Edward Oliver, Miss Paniola Peake, Mrs Willuam Hoekanui, Mrs Robnson and others as the group plans a social event and song.
Community parents gather for a Friday PTA session led by school officials. The agenda includes discussion of student welfare, disciplinary policies, and upcoming school events.
Hayward residents plan to attend the Northers Cali fornia a meeting. Attendees include Calton Causey ton Company and a long list of local residents and couples. The gathering appears hosted by the Army and Navy and includes guests from San Francisco and Hayward.
Members of the Eden Coderera branch of the Ladies Aid convened on Wednesday, December 2, to elect officers. Provident officer Mrs. Bawell A, vice president Miss Henry Olverskeen-Vliet, treasurer Mrs. Anend Timiergast, secretary Mrs. Bodie Valyws, and other roles were filled.
U P P E C will host a meeting at Miburt's Nay to greet Supreme President Conn Nell and discuss candidacy chances. Officials including Ata Epnerley Say Lynn and Maranat Meow will attend with deputy oversight. program members and assignments to be announced by Jordan Silva. A observance and Welory Day are noted with a formal green Shutlor stage setup.
Fragmentary birth notice lists multiple names including Te Mr tte vps and Kathleen, with scattered dates and locations. Details are unreadable in parts, but a birth event is indicated and several names appear alongside months and addresses.
Auss Marie Camacho of Tanville married Paul Lage of New Mexico at Pente cos ohare in Raynard with about 200 attendees. The bride is a San Ramon Valley graduate and the couple will reside at their home in New Mexico.
Ashland school committee members Tony Costa Kelly Ola Ralph Perry and Bets De Uroz are slated to attend a committe meeting on Sunday December 42 at the Ashland School.
Mr and Mrs Willan R Jacobsen of Ashland invite guests to a dinner at their Base 1ath Street home on Sunday. The event marks an annual UTA in mid December with 18 ghosts expected from a distance to attend.
Mhiyward Cine el Wit members host a visiting party on December 14 at Cate Cagiva Villa, council announcing a plan to entertain while evading compliance with an unspecified agenda.
The text provides scattered names and partial phrases about local people and meetings. It mentions Pa leys, visiting workers, tailors, a Monday event, and a Thursday date with unclear context. Other fragments reference a gathering at a shop shelf and a ladies' play or performance.
Miss Suzanne Close celebrated her birthday Saturday afternoon at 688 Sixth Street. Sixteen friends and twelve mothers attended a birthday party featuring moving pictures of Mickar Monge and colored scenes. A color picture showed the group of children with a year’s progress. A Christmas tree centerpiece and table favors in holiday colors framed refreshments after the film show.
Local note describes a farewell gathering for Frank Bowman held Friday evening November 4 at a Monterey hotel. Attendees include family members and friends such as Mr and Mrs Bowman and Mr Bowman’s relatives from Oakland. The event honors Frank Bowman as he departs for a new assignment.
The Rev. T. Devil Marvis, vicar of Trinity Bpiscapadchiveh, attends the Schoof the Probuls at Grace Cathedral in San Prandin. Four Lines are held each year. Richard Wlis Roberts, noted journalist from England, is the trailer of this Session. Due to an absence, a Holy Communion service will be held Tuesday of this week.
The Fairview Club elected officers at a May meeting. President Hiwatt Stine Lon, vice president Altnunl, secretary, treasurer Miss Myances Blys, publicity Miss Mary Kelly. Members planned a May event and noted many members were engaged in various work. Refreshments were organized by Mrs Goulkvdt and Mrs Easily' Gavia.
A birthday party for Karen Correa was held on a Sunday afternoon with a modest guest list including Sonny Mors Diana Margery Ani Sti Darlene Yanati Dharie Marlene Peavey Feayk Navin Cabtorres Lag Troms and Jolene fiscin Nolan Cevees. The event featured light decorations and a cake, with guests arriving to celebrate.
The Hill and Valley community marks December 7 as the UWitiversary of Merritt. University of California changes tied to the event prompt village wide attendance and a public gathering to honor Merritt’s contributions to the local school and a notable civic ceremony.
A Naval chaplain from the Navy Reserve Base, joined by local attendees, addressed the Rotary Club Monday noon. He spoke about aiding a family, mentioned a move toward a new home, and named several officials present as listeners. The program included a short prayer and remarks from community leaders.
A local couple tied the knot in Reno over the weekend with attendees including Mrs. Tisdaiphyse Perini and Mr. Rawtetph OLE WUT. The couple plans to reside in Hoy ward after the ceremony and reception.
A fragmented western department store sales update shows rising figures across multiple chains. The text includes garbled data but indicates improved consumer spending and overall positive retail momentum in western markets.
Hayward students win a national fire prevention essay contest. Winners include Tony Jo Ermaehewl and Neier da ayy uth Reel Marie neamaie Hoyo Toure Hhtes, among others, with awards presented at a local event. The program recognized student entries from HOM AaY Rehool Aihian and involved safety themes and home fire prevention practices.
The city council plans a Monday session to discuss health and transportation issues. Officials consider mandating distance requirements and street upkeep while addressing expressions of public concern and community projects.
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