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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1945
Page
2
A fragmented report describes welded fashion and plastic products adopting new adhesive processes. It notes the rise of heat sealing and invisible seams to improve durability and appearance, with caution about machine use and material behavior.
Wilburs family note shows John Lee Willie Wilbur arriving in Idaho with his parents Mr and Mrs Jobin Bee Willian at 1286 A street. The elder Wilburs report five grandchildren in total and LL William Wilbur, a Navy veteran, is stationed in the Philippines during ongoing duties at Subic Bay.
Members of the Orchard, Bar ster will meet Mundy at 1 pan at Mrs. J. Hansen 629 Src Street for their Christi party. She project for this day will be garments made fray sack directed by the home domestic agent, Mrs. Maryetio Hala.
The record names dischargeees including Raymond Haine AMM2/e on December 8 and Scott Pirkle Si/e on December 10. It lists Frederick Capaul GNM/e and Weldon Silson RM2/c with December 1 or December 1 diversions, plus Ralph Pobillo SMac/ and Raymond McCollum Fl/e on November 11. Eugene Caol Sl/e Wor Grove Way and Hoskess Cranford St/c are noted with December 1 discharges. Phillip Souza ARMI/c Camden Ave and Julia Johnson Waves clerk at 919 Marin Ave, were discharged near Balboa Park, San Francisco.
More than 159 USO members are expected to attend the formal dance and party at the Camp Parks Hostel House Saturday. A Christmas free gift is promised. Mrs. William Jacobsen will serve ham and punch. Senior hostesses work at Camp Hospital this week to prepare for the event. Plans for similar parties at Camp Shaomaker on the same night have been cancelled.
Memorial plaques will honor World War II era medical women including the Angels of Bataan and nurses who served in Italy, China, France, Germany, India and other theaters. A national memorial in Washington is proposed requiring about $2,000,000 for construction, endowment, and upkeep to serve some 86,000 servicewomen. Arthur Johnson, chair of the committee, announced the plan.
Newly greeted officer of the Poinselta elit of the Royal Neighbors of America is Mrs. Movie Hubbard relieving My's. February installs set for vice oracle Mrs. Mary Costas chan ncellor Mrs. Anna Baptist recorder Mrs. Clara Prales rece pty Mrs. Anna Rogers marshal M. Mae Gomes assistant marshal Mrs. Adriana Tiago inner santi Anna Alsop outer senti Dorothy MacCaskle Thaw bearer Mrs. Anna Stanton Installing officer will be Mrs. Mac Machado ceremonial marshal Mrs. Tene Wallen installing chancellor Mrs. Mary Silvetta and installing sentine Mrs. Grace Mueller luck inner and Christ iy enjoyed meeting with Santa Claus present and members exchanged gifts.
Gerald L. Stanton, honorably discharged December 2 from Camp Beale separation center after two years active duty with most time overseas, visits Santa Cruz with wife Evelyn and two-year-old daughter Linda Lee. Home address listed as 250 Pearce Street. A squad leader in the 180th Infantry Regiment 4th Division, he earned the Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Philippine Liberation, Asiatic-Pacific, and Victory medals. prior to service he worked at Moore’s shipyards.
Burbank Eleventhary school children joined in pantomiming old fashioned Christmas cards Thursday morning for students and again Thursday evening for parents and friends. A charity of sixty children provided a carnival background for the scenes.
A nostalgic list of festive activities for children and families including Santa beard pinning, Blind Man's Bluff, Scape-Goat Gift, and Unraveling the Christmas Stocking. Also describes playful word puzzles and rhymes to entertain guests with simple household items and classic party humor.
The Order of the Eastern Star installed its new officers Friday evening with Christena Racklewsuming the matron role and Robert Gilfillan as patron. Other officers installed include associate matron Mendies, associate patron La Vo, secretary Welsh, treasurer Park, conductress Shrader, associate conductress Jorgensen, chaplain Schreiber, marshal White, organist Conway Bay, flag bearer McClain, warder Thornlike, sentinel Adulinsons, and star point officers Abroti, Rosenstock, Bass, and Nelms.
Nearly 300 veterans and families gathered at the Vins Memorial building for the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary Christmas dinner. A liberty bond drawing crowned winner Nile Betty Joy Roberts while Mrs. J. W Anderson led dancing and singing. Lip dancing acts and vocal numbers entertained after turkey dinner. Red candy sticks and large quantities of oranges and apples were given to children. The crowd danced after the show as the chains were lifted and Shebles cleared the floor.
Prudencia Dan F Prudencia of 812 Prancisen Street was discharged November 30 after long service since 1943. He left San Diego in March 1943 for American Samoa then British Samoa, Aukland New Zealand Melbourne and New Caledonia. Assigned to the Third Marine Division he fought at Bougainville Guadalcanal and New Hebrides later serving in the Marshalls Saipan and Guam. He was hospitalized at Yosemite before discharge and plans to return to school while currently employed as a vault clerk in the post office.
A Monday party at TOWS hall hosts the Culinary Workers and Bartenders alliance with a live five piece orchestra. Charles Omaha Bugens and Mike Brow lead arrangements for the Christmas array, and only union members may attend.
Captain Randolfin Dewarls on terminal leave spent a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs G A Dewante of 28439 South Girden. Captain Beivante, stationed at Lorig Beach, was accompanied by his wife and two year old daughter.
Job's Daughters prepares a ceremony at the Masonic Temple tonight at 740 pm to install 12 new members led by Miss Benny La Ve as presiding queen. Past guardian Mrs Elizabeth Hovey serves as installing officer with new members including Betty Campbell Ann Wearthley Norma Lee Cocherhin Alenah Leidig Jane Madsen Dung Riley Dona Joy Tibbetts Patricia Carolyn Smith Edna Bell Gunn Patricia Ann Dunda Elizabeth Flowers Tow Sadler. Guard council board members named: guardian Mrs Mattie Schreiber associate guardian Mrs David W Pressly quì (qu cudum) secretary Mrs Dorothy Thorford guardian treasurer Mrs Gertrude Kenney music director Mrs Geneva Taylor promoter of finance Mrs Blanche Griggs promoter of hospitality Mrs Henrietta Orth promoter of sociability Mrs Jean Broadwell. Custodian of gowns appointment pending.
A National Safety Council warning estimates up to 20 000 homes could suffer accidents during the holiday period from December 5 to January 1. President Dearborn urges personal responsibility and simple precautions to prevent injuries and keep Christmas safe, noting accidents are unnecessary and avoidable with common sense and care.
Wanda Avelene Harvey daughter of Mrs Rena Harvey will marry William Thomas Selling of Galland in a Friday evening wedding at Hayward Gospel Hall officiated by Rev George Raust. Attendants wear peach gowns. flower girl Wendy Foskett. best man Virgil Atherton. couple to honeymoon in Spokane then settle in Galland.
A nostalgic slice of home kitchen chatter describes Mrs Santat and kitchen Santa Clauses making gifts and holiday treats. It presents a Yuletide Wreath Coffee Cake recipe with flour, baking powder, salt, cinnamon, shortening, eggs, corn syrup, milk, citrus, currants and candied cherries, and notes frosting and mixing steps.
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