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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1942
Page
1
The church page lists pastor Sulfa A. Marting and assistant Francis Rielistant with a Sunday service at 7 30 a m and 2 00 p m. Daily masses guided by TiGO and F230 a mie. A second Sirents Sunday music is noted with a $100 fee.
Church notices for Ashland and nearby areas list morning worship, evangelist messages, and Bible study with several pastors and locations including Bethel, GospEn, and Valley Boulevard. Addresses appear with street names and times such as 7:30 p.m. services on Fridays and Sundays Morning worship, additional youth events, and missionary messages noted amid scattered names and venues.
A jumble of church notices lists multiple denominations and services. FIRST LUTHERAN and GOSPEL CHURCH mark morning worship at 11 or 10: 00, with Sunday school and youth events. Other listings include Grace Bible Church and Adventists with various weekday meetings and Friday or Saturday gatherings. several addresses and pastors are named among the scattered items.
The readable text lists scattered names and phrases including REY CD SCHECTER and MYRA, plus places and titles that appear garbled. It mentions a school, a theater or film context, and a reference to a Callharnia regs association, with no coherent event or outcome.
Readable details outline Christmas exercises across Hayward area schools. Plans include individual in-class programs, assemblies, music from glee clubs and choirs, and classroom parties. Mount Eden and other campuses host tree events, Needlecraft and Improvement clubs contribute, and district officials urge attendance for festive activities before holiday recess.
High school students will present a Christmas program featuring songs such as The Processional and The Shepherds and Malle Day. The event includes a nativity pantomime and choral pieces with accompaniment by piano and organ. Directors George Wilson and Miss Mavbaya Steer oversee rehearsals and student performers from the advanced diagnostics class perform a pantomime scene.
A local Girl Scouts group hosted a Christmas party featuring a holiday cantata and a sermon by a visiting pastor. The event opened with a service, included refreshments, and a Christmastide charity drive in the church social hall.
A brief notice about Christmas services at the Presbyterian Church. Details about date and schedule are partially garbled but indicate December celebrations with worship and related activities. The fragment mentions committee oversight and a call to attend the events.
An OCR fragment lists a radio schedule titled Morning Water with mentions of December 21 and a Monday. It references a workday start at 8 o clock and includes garbled names and phrases from the broadcast guide.
Mothers of the local American Legion Auxiliary and Logie children will attend a Christmas party this Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Building. Soren and Meg have arranged entertainment led by Marie Kenilworth and Vibla Coyre, including Silent Night and a new funder themed There’s A Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere. The program ends with When the Lights Go On Again All Over, followed by a community sing and Christmastree party.
Grace Lutheran Sunday School presents a Yule-Tide program in the church auditorium Sunday evening at 7 o clock. The event features Christmas readings and songs by classes and groups including Doris Banick’s program The Tree, poems and tableaux by children and teens such as Petergon, Betty Waespl, Parker Dexter, Janet Duckworth, Donald Alves, Willam Menchen, Ed Menchen, Kenneth Esperson, Noreen Berry, Ruth Lughkhman, Randy Villas, Mequelly Alves, Mareiin Dexter, Sylvia Lucifter, and Luther’s Cradle hymn Away to a Monger sung by the primary class Alpers Schulte Kephards Sureman Kestep.
The Sunday service at the Christian Church will feature a cantata titled The Music of Christmas directed by Bark Calytn with Mizschoir and Iva HM. Wilson performing. A dedication of children Celgin and the choir will follow the regluar services at the Masonic Home in Teenta. A 3:80 PM program is planned for the afternoon.
The Trinity Group named officers for the Young People’s Fellowship at Filly Municipal Church. Carolyn Marle Hatle was elected president with Thomas B. Connor as vice president and Ann Marly Holland as secretary. Billy Oynk and Lreneure (Lreneure) completed the officer slate, framed by C. Waly and M inigindl with support from rs.
A fragment describes a Christmas program at a Christian church with Sunday school, the program titled Sharing With Others, and a holiday gathering led by a group including Mrs. Win and AYU Gis. A Christmas pageant and carol singing are planned, with a tree lighting and prayers.
A farewell dinner was hosted at 1270 D Street for new Marine recruit Ataiuel J. Roen. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Manuel Rosa and relatives and friends. Attendees listed include Harold Borkman, J Bram, M Bram family of San Francisco, Olivia Fagua des, Olga Dittman, Elvina Clemens, Mary Aya Rosa, Audrey Rae Dittman, J G Vote and B Hynding. A white cake bore the inscription Best of Lele.
Trinity Episcopal Church hosts a Christmas program by the Junior Fellowship. An original play titled The Boy Jesus is staged after a choir carol service in the church, then a visit from Santa Claus at the parish house with gift exchanges around the Christmas tree.
Last Friday the High School PTA held an assembly led by Sid Hayward. 82 boxes of Christmas gifts were assembled and sent to chaplains at Ford Ord for distribution. Proceeds from Boys League donations fund gifts for Oak Knoll Hospital to aid injured Navy personnel. A panel on Standards of Right Living was conducted by Rev. Ole and student leaders.
Nelson J. Clem ens and Abes announce their 25th wedding anniversary on December Uy. Their son Robert, a student at the University of Washington, plans to attend and will be honored. The couple in Saulero on Vive 22 and related details appear in a damaged notice with multiple misspellings and garbled dates.
Mrs Wen Meister plans a Christmas program for Uno Wilbayg and Phyra loders families on Sunday December 20 at the Tan Nal. Mrs Carviyay Hansen headed invitations. Lodge members assisted with preparations for a Christmas party and games on December 15 with Mrs Mairle Jorgannen coordinating the event and related contests.
A readable fragment describes an informal party event on Friday evening December 18 at the Gin Aladin venue. The notice mentions Mr and Mrs Artind and a guest list with names garbled by OCR.
The Pomo Council plans a Christmas party and supper tonight November 17. Publicity chair Mrs. EB Westerlund says officers elected at the recent meeting will be installed in January. Missing names are partially legible among the scattered notes.
Mr and Mrs Johns hosted a Tuesday night dinner at their 911 Castro Valley boulevard home for their son in law Myron Hougon who has been inducted into the army an event described as a welcome home reception by the local family.
Mrs. Taha W Mulger entertained a group of friends at her home 20905 Mop moniery avenue Thursday afternoon for a Christmas tea. Invited were Mesdumd ovis Wheile of San Leandyy Rusimond Wilsom of Berkule John Hurr Mabel Arnold Jo Sorensen Berda Keating Bobu Wallford Gwendolyn Rush BT jay Campbell Brownie Shen Wien Smallenberger Jerry ee of Galland Olivia Langfor Thelma Fuller Pauline LaFlew annette Toiner Cleanstone Helen Rose and Moise pata of Hayward.
A terse historical entry notes Mr Hanson and his wife living in South San Prairie. the couple plan to stay with Mr Hansen’s family while he serves in the army. The record mentions Hanson’s partner and a move toward Volisy.
Loris Raymond and Cacey Carson seek musical careers in New York and take a job as caretakers for wealthy Roland Porter on his Long Island estate. They marry for appearances, perform at a Wayside Roadhouse amateur contest, win the top prize, and Carey and Loris deepen their bond after a night of celebration and romantic tension.
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