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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1943
Page
2
Fragmentary line shows names Ay and Ova duu May of Soto Street linked to a Sonoma city matter. Distinct entities include Soto Street and Sonoma city. Limited readable text suggests a local note about people connected to a place but specifics are unclear.
Valborg Jane No 1 Utah Duynebrag celebrated its 50th anniversary Saturday December 11 in Main Hall with a turkey supper. Charter members included Ther a le whe reinning and Mrs Kristine Baudholdl. Honored guests and officials from several lodges attended, with toast by Hans Jorgensen and many tributes read from other lodges.
In a Monday evening election for the Eden Parlov Native Sons chapter, Vouith J P was named president alongside Raino Yername pal as president. Ho ner Marks and Hoare LeVeuver hold other top offices with Diotard lured ees as assistant and Fred Ripe seated as treasurer.
The Local Eastern Star held a Friday night installation for new officers including Navid W. Presale as worthy dalian and Mrs Mary Baker as social matron with Ethyl Welsh secretary and Cora Pressly chaplain. Other officers named were Elainore Mingquesd marshal and Violet Conway Rays wardens with Jacob Lorentz Jacobsen sentinel. Vocal selections featured Gladys Weller and George Hovey as ushers.
A fragmented report notes university women securing books for U S aid programs. The piece references various agencies and hospital sites, including commissions and partnerships, amid unclear details.
In a wartime scene described with bold phrasing, women perform crucial tasks testing and handling ammunition. The piece highlights female workers in a defense factory setting, noting their contribution, challenges, and the demands of war work. It presents a spirited look at women stepping into traditionally male roles to support military effort.
In early morning milking, farmers report insufficient feed planning and rising concerns about dairy cattle sustenance. Providers warn of delayed deliveries and variable fodder quality impacting herd health and milk output.
Warped wire service style piece details chaotic scenes at Waletkin Station with women MPs and police, describing arrests and protest behavior. The shuffled OCR mixes names, places, and unrelated industrial notes, with minimal coherent facts but centers on alleged arrests of women MPs and police interaction.
Native Daughters re elected all officers at a gala December 2 Yule party and Old Lyme Christmas event at Tivers. Unanimous vote kept Mildred Sehrling as president and a full slate including Zora Hinek press vice president Hanel Danza second vice president Mac Uomez third vice president Ruth Gausberger recording secretary Ann Harder financial secretary Katheryn Brawnaaker Suey Eshy Young marshal Maye Tones organist Louge Wemple ton Minnie Smith Treoe damignon trustees Doris Payman inside sentinel Holozim Wermany outside guard. Mrs Schilling heads the committee in charge of the party.
Hayward Rebekahs announce installation of officers on January 6 led by Noble Grand Miss Dolores Stanley. Other officers include Susie Klen Ly Wallace Marie Ghirlan Seite Mattie Fisher and trustees, with Agnes and future appointments to follow. event welcomes Sycamore Lodge Adolphus members and families. committee chaired by Mrs Cevelia Sorensen.
California towns under a 1027 statute may create cash reserve funds by ordinance with no limit on the levy. Connecticut cities may build reserves from surplus funds or levy up to two mills. Minnesota allows levy for reserve support.
Three recent graduates from the Franti School of Nursing in San Francisco were awarded scholarships by the Hill and Valley club. One will pursue nursing education, another aims for a public health nursing course, and a third plans to contribute to infantile paralysis care through the Sister Kenny method. The club, led by Mrs Waller Fliet and Miss Burle Mierlin, organized drives and parties that raised 200 dollars for the scholarship fund, earning state and national recognition for outstanding service. An event on December 13th will honor recipients with a reception in Hayward.
Talented and well trained pupils of Mrs Alma Magruder were presented in a program at Markiam School Saturday afternoon December 11. Participants included Patricia Snulls Louise Pauleon Rethmyrl Burr Norma Haines Angela Thorpe Marion Thorpe Jeanetta Frager Tyanette Griggs Tidhard Crach ell Mignon Manley Gloria May Kennedy Oliver Silva Hayolit Heiser Lowellan Withgr Bel Lapril Chirwiil Beverly Watkins Traiel Dieiser Joanne Schullo Joan Angue Jum Loskwood Annie del Nelson Alain Kay Thammereick Jolut Thorpe
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