Community Spirit Hayware Week Supports Hayward Area
Fred Cox the newly elected Hayward Chamber of Commerce president announced a 1500 cash gift toward a 2000 deficit for the second annual Hayward Area Chamber of Commerce Week. He chaired speaker bookings and week details while public radio broadcasts and Gannett publisher address drew attention to Hayward’s benefits for industry and potential residents across the West.
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Fred Cox
Chamber of Commerce
Hayward Area
Hayward
Our Readers Say Writers Win Praise
A reader in Jtay ward praising The Review sports writers Wally Perry and Joe Wilmot for entertaining and informative daily coverage. The letter notes Oakland home and commutes, and endorses the local paper over larger papers.
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Jtay Ward
Oukland
Wally Perry
Joe Wilmot
Death Notice for Sylvia Died in Hayward
Sylvia died in Hayward on December 9 1448 at age 85. Beloved father of Hawi Sylvia of F Sylvia Kenneth Homana Siva Fresna Vivian McDowell Hays Cook Leaneslo Bib Native of Tiburon. Friends invited to funeral service at Sorensen Cros Chapel 1140 B St Hayward December 12 1916 at All Saints Church. Interment Olivet Cemetery Saint Rosa.
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Sylvia
Hayward
Amel
Hawi
F Sylvia
U.S.A
Kenneth Homana Siva
Fresna
Vivian
McDowell
Hays Cook
Leaneslo
Amer
Tiburon
Sorensen
Front Page Ends Saturday Run in San Francisco
The Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur comedy The Front Page extended beyond a single Sunday showing. It now plays nightly at the Geary with a Saturday matinee. The engagement ends December 14 as the theater books the Mexico City Tipica Revue opening December 15. The run totals just over ten weeks, ranking with the era’s top comedies.
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Ben Hecht
Charles MacArthur
Cuan
Geary
Mexico City
San Francisco
Canyon Woman Visits Cousin in San Francisco
Mrs. Ed Harrell of Canyon Texas attended the Farm Bureau convention in San Francisco this week and was a guest Sunday of her cousin Mrs Ruth May and Mr May at their Solo Street home.
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Tedas
Ed Harrell
Canyon
Texas
Farm Bureau
San Francisco
Ruth May
May
Solo Street
First U.S. Cooking Stoves Arrive in the 1830s
The first cooking stoves were marketed in the United States during the 1830s, featuring wood-burning ovens and a water-heating tank at the end.
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U. S
Purely Personal Purely Personal Continued over the Sierra Crossing
A caravan of pioneers braces a broken down wagon and pushes through a Sierra blizzard to Truckee. They fix the steering, attach skid chains, and voyage on past snowbound passes with heater on and wipers battling snowflakes. They climb to the 4000 foot plus summit then descend through Cisco, Emigrant Gap, Rainbow, Norden, and Baxters, continuing their rugged trek.
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Truckee
Deacon Close
Sandoval
Cisco
Emigrant Gap
Rainbow
Norden
Baxters
Highway Patrolman Heads Masons in Installation
Howard G. Amborn of the California Highway Patrol Stayward station will be installed as worshipful master of Standard Lodge No. 440 F and A A M at the Brooklyn Temple. Jonas L. McCargar retires as installing officer, Daniel G. Reid serves as master of ceremonies, with Rev. Paul Z. Goodwin as guest speaker and the Fruitvale male chorus providing music.
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Howard G. Amborn
California
Stayward
Brooklyn
Boo. mm
Jonas L. McCargar
Daniel G. Reid
Paul Z. Goodwin
First Presbyterian Church of
San Jose
Fruitvale
Starry Powell
Birth Notices From Hayward Area Provide Weights and Names
A run of birth notices from Hayward lists multiple families welcoming newborn daughters and sons in early December. Entries include Wards at 146, 170 Oviole Avenue, and 1126 Paradise Boulevard with weights ranging from about 4 to 9 pounds. Several families are named, including Shadduck, BEST, MILLER, SULLIVAN, MINAMI, AASNESS, TRUJILLO, ROSE, SMITH, and DUARTE, with specific street addresses and parent names.
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Shadduck
Hayward
Wai
Anders
Santa’ Clara
San Jose
Bradley
Smalley Avenue
Miller
Joseph F. Miller
Oviole Avenue
Say
Atts
Veon B.anosy
Harmony Drive
Sun
Trujillo
Sain Truedila
Niles
S Pounds & Wullees
ROSE
Unyward
Frank J. Rage
Rimos Street
UAB
S.A. Smith
Wave Avenue
Mayward
Son
Duarte
Earl A. Duarte
Mohr Drive
Frank Martucci Begins Second Term as CWBA Leader
Frank Martucci started his second term as president of the Culinary Workers and Bartenders Advance No. 024 after the election meeting last week. Wesley Drake was named first vice president and Ruby Tall began her seventh term as secretary treasurer. Executive board members include Lillian Delaney Erma Machado Louis Combes Robert Thomas and George Miller. Trustees named are Sarah Blair Franke Pervera and Roy Woods.
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Rank Martucci
Alliance
Wesley Drake
Ruby Tall
Lillian Delaney
Erma Machado
Louis Combes
Robert Thomas
George Miller
Sarah Blair
Franke Pervera
Roy Woods
Bank of America To Raise Interest
Bank of America to raise savings account interest by 25 percent for the first six months of 1947, reversing the recent downward trend. The increase, authorized by the board and announced by president L. M. Giannini, raises the standard rate from 1 percent on balances up to $10,000.
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Bank of America
L. M. Giannini
Baumberg Firemen Set Date for Dance
Baumberg firemen completed plans for their next dance to be held at the community clubhouse on December 21. Fire Chief R O Kirby led the committee in charge.
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Baumberg Vormeer
Baumberg
Fire Department
R. O. Kirby
Annexation Drive Shapes Hayward Acres Vote
The Oro Loma directorate will hold a protest hearing January 28 and set an election date for Hayward Acres residents to vote on annexation to the sanitary district. Backers hailed the failure of the annexation group to secure 34 percent petitions as a victory for joining Hayward, while leaders urged residents to sign more petitions for a public vote.
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Oro Loma
Lost Marine Plane Sighted Near Toledo Washington
Army officials report a large plane believed missing since 4 13 p m yesterday was sighted three miles south of Toledo Washington The plane carried 29 Marines and three crew members on a San Diego to Seattle flight with 32 aboard A Port Angeles pilot reported the sighting at Sand Point Naval Air Station Seattle air base officers said
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Portland
Ore
U.S. Marine
Toledo
Wash
Port Angeles
San Diego
Calif
Naval Air Station
Seattle
Slim's Hillbilly Orchestra Dance Night Announcement
A community event will feature Slim's hillbilly orchestra playing for dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. A half dozen special awards will be offered as prizes.
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Rangements
Slim
Hillbilly Orchestra
Experts urge continuous culling of nonlaying hens says North Dakota College
Poultry experts from North Dakota Agriculture College warn that farmers should regularly cull nonlaying and unprofitable hens rather than only twice a year. They say loafers waste feed and reduce returns on poultry operations.
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North Dakota Agriculture College
Power and Light Builds Long Susquehanna Transmission Span
The Pennsylvania Power Light Company reports its new 4.5 mile electric transmission line across the Susquehanna River at Millersburg, Pa. is the longest suspended span of its type in the country.
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Pennsylvania
Susquehanna River
Millersburg
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