Double Ring Wedding in New York City Nuptials
The bride Dolores Carian B, second daughter of Vielin, wore a white gown with fitted bodice, long sleeves, and Dutch styled hat. Attendants wore blue and pink gowns with roses, the groom’s party in rose boutonnieres. A double ring ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast and reception. The newlyweds will reside in New Jersey after honeymooning in New York City. the bride previously worked in public offices and the groom served with the Seabees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathaway Avenue
Jeysuy
Vielin
Dolores
Bi Ie
Shirley Vieira
Hayward
New York City
Uayswiagle
Soultiven Pueblic
I San Praneisco
Seabees
Camp Parks Wheat
Jane Yhade
Hone
New Jersey
Yule Decorations Deck Dania Hall For Club Party
Dania hall hosted the Hiland Valley club Christmas party with over 100 attendees. Barbara Kraft Henry directed music at Hillsward High, soloists performed, and Ms Nellie Gordon led Christmas carols as a new concert grand piano arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dania Hall
Hiland Valley Club
Barbara Kraft Henry
Hiyward High School
Melvin G. Henningsen
Nellie Gordon
Ululy
Henry Oliver
I Uf
King
Mes Griggs
P. D. Crandan
George Guindett
Lea Hans
Marlin Miley
Jacob Warder, Jr
Hans Nenninesen
Sybil Heand
Jeni Marder
Holly Provides Centerpiece for Keno Club Party
A table decorated with red paper and candles featured holly berries as a festive centerpiece. Kenn Clich joined others for dinner at the Green Shuttle hotel Monday as Mrs. Mary P. Lena was reelected president. The meeting opened with business items, a draw, and carols led by Mrs. Anna Cardone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenn Clich
Green Shutter Hotel
Mary P. Lena
Anna Cardone
Sloat to rejoin nine garrison at Hayward office move
Sgt Chitjus Sloat will return to duty after a reassignment and move to Hayward. His wife and late daughters are mentioned. Alma B. McArthur of 27933 South Garden Avenue Hayward plans a temporary stay with daughter KR Sehrogty at 197 Park. Soledad Mie, plans to return to Pimentel Hunt Brothers plant after a year in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt. Chitjus
Sloat
Bewin Dayle
Canifouin Mighwiv Pateal
Hayward
Sighvou Untjty
Slgaly
San
Francisco
Oakland
Bay Bridge
Mavy
Hayeward
Wifs
Wut
Alma B. McArthur
South Garden Avenue
Ising
KR. C. Sehrogty
Park
Sbi
HT Pimentel
South Pacific
Hunt Brothers Plat
Silva to Enter UC Davis after Navy service
Milton G Silva, a boatswain’s mate second class discharged December 11 at Camp Shoemaker, plans to attend the University of California at Davis. Enlisted August 1942, he served 27 months overseas in Africa with amphibious forces. He is the son of Mrs Ben J Silva and previously worked with East Bay Municipal District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton G. Silva
Camp Shoemaker
University of California At Davis Ln Mare
Navy
Silva
Africa
Naty. K. Is
Ben. J. Si
Mansen
Independent Junior Club Christmas Party Planned
The Independent Junior Club will hold its annual Christmas party Saturday for members and friends at the Independent Club house. There will be dancing and refreshments. Arrangements are led by President Bob Olson and helpers Dorothy Bubis Shirley Bubis and Patsy Mozo.
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Party Independent
Independent Junior Club
Independent
Bob Olson
Dorothy
Shirley Bubis
Patsy Mozo
Hyaacd
Father Riley Guest At YLI Party Today
Father Francis Rielly will attend the Young Ladies Institute party at Mrs. Grace Paulo’s home on B street after a St. Anthony’s hall business meeting. Deputy Mary O’Brien will join, marking his first appearance since surgery. Alberta Peixoto Alina Martin coordinate, with Paulo Brougham Whitlock serving refreshments.
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Gutishnis TV Socicy Palsitss
Young Ladies’ Institute
Grace Paulo
B Street
St. Anthony's Hall
Francis Rielly
Mary O'Brien
Alberta Peixoto
Alina Martin
Paulo
Jean
Navy Mothers Elect 1946 Officers In Meeting
Navy Mothers choose officer slate for 1946 at Monday gathering. Mrs Halen Nelson to assume responsibilities as vm mendee for the coming year. Elected: commander Mrs Ella Stricker. vice commander Mrs Ethel Cullig. adjutant Mrs Sadie Mapes. chaplain Mrs Christiman. treasurer Mrs Beula Leach. other trustees include Mrs Hubbard, Mrs Atwood, Mrs Rison, Mrs McClain. installation planned for January. club supports cannye Shoe maker and collects clothing for boys at camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halen Nelson
Vmmendee
Navy Motors
Imander
Ella Stricker
Ethel Cullig
Moa
Sadie Mapes
Mes Christiman
Helen
Groskopt
Heasuder
Beula “Leach
Caloyugeers
Helemphill
Mayer
Margon
Jahnson
Lions Host Servicemen Dinner at Gren Shutters Hotel
Lions Club hosts a luncheon for about 40 servicemen from Shoemaker Naval Hospital at noon. More than a hundred Lions and servicemen attend the third annual affair. Gifts given to Navy men. Tos Strompgren and Frank Leandra led arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Shoemaker Naval Hospitals
Sven
Christmhs Jety
Gren Shutters
Cifts
Tos Strompgren
Frank Leandra
Yale Dinner Party Scheduled Saturday
The employees of Drive-In Cleaners at 458 Castine Street will dine with owner E Tate at the Green Shutter. A Christ wing party follows at the Tate home on 54 Main Street with gifts exchanged. Guests include Vin Sullivan and spouse, Bill Cole and spouse, Tulley Tate and spouse, Harry Moore and spouse, Jessy Jenkins and spouse, John Baxter and Eliza Byers, Mar Machado, Dorothy Beam, Ed Harlow, Pauli Janeway, and Mrs. Charles Standley.
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Castine Street
E. ¥. Tate
Gouvein Brothers Return Home From War Service
The Gouvein brothers, sons of Mrs Mayy Gouvein of 1079 Distreet, return home together after service in the Army ground forces. Cpl Larry J Gouvein, Cpl Mareld J Gouvein, Set Luell yt Gouvein, Sgt Arrat J Gouveiu, Cpl hel and V Gouvein all served overseas. One earned the Purple Heart and awaits discharge. Marry and Hayod served in the European theater while others served in the South Pacific. Arrivals mark the first to enter service, with most now discharged from the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vive Brothers
Mayy
Gouvein
Distreet
Larry J. Gouvein
Mareld J. Gouvein
Set. Luell
Arrat J. Gouveiu
Hel and
V. Gouvein
Hayod
South Pacific
Atvat
Fire Department Reports Activities 1946 July to December
City council heard the fire department report for July through December 1946 presented by Councilman Jack Malland. There were 24 general fire alarm calls with property valued at 250,000 and total property loss of 4,335.00. Alarms totaled 16, with property valued at 57,228.00, and total property lost by fire 3,073.00.
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Aec
Jack Malland
Sunset School program to feature local music acts
Hayward Acres district and Improvement club host a Sunset school event with doors opening at 7 30 tomorrow. Learn Lee DeShon and Gordon Blackley on piano duet. Bobby Jones and Mrs Betty Atherton on accordion and vocal solo. Eighth grade chorus under Mrs Ray Brusseau. Sunset Women’s and School chairs directed by Mrs Wessey Gordon and Mr Brown perform. Santa Claus to distribute treats. Mrs Grover Boyd in charge with other helpers. Digger Hayward Acres Recreation District teens elect officers and plan a Christmas dance for Saturday. Birthday party honors Alan Ruiz at Victory Drive home with cake, games and guests listed.
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Hayward Acres
Hayward Area Recreation
Sunset School
Lee DeShon
Wessey Gordon
Brown
T. Ta. Feler Sil
Santa Claus
Grover Boyd
O. R. Innes
Ida Dancer
Meg
William Herb
DeBernardi
Me. Heilman
H. Ball
Stricker
Barbier
I i
Hemenway
Timaroventent Club
Lo L. Brown
Garden Avenue
Growth Told Of Police Activities In Hayward
A council meeting disclosed police activity growth from 1,650 in 1941 to 2, etc. The report notes staffing rises including three day officers and four night officers, with totals for 1945. Also mentions various yearly figures and wartime adjustments amid Allied naval use of plastics armor as reported by the Plastics Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Tack Hallam
Shawano Hosts Seabees Seabee Carl Rose Joins Yuletide Event
Shawano council members and friends hosted a Christmas party at San Leandro URBC hall for Camp Parks Seabees, local children, and council guests. A stained tree with blue and silver lights welcomed visitors as Mrs. Catherine Wessman made stockings filled with goodies and fruit. Entertainment included a piano and vocal solo by six year old Kathleen Wassman. Mrs. Wassman was recently appointed district deputy as great Pocahontas for the council by Great Pocahontas Mrs. Avis Churchill of Long Beach. Mrs. Margie Andersott was presented as a new candidate to the council. Serving on committees were Mrs. Wessman, Mrs. Katherine Braga, Mrs. Louisa Ricm and Mrs. Anna Enos.
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Seabee
Carl Rose
Shawano
Kathleen Wassman
Wassman
Pocahontas
Avis Churchill
Long Beach
Margie Andersott
Wessman
Katherine Braga
Louisa Ricm
Anna Enos
Discharges and Navy Notices From Bremerton to Alameda
A list of service members with discharges or pending separations across multiple bases and cities. Names include Richard Breedlove, Paul Thompson Jr, Frank Hensley, Jess Williams, William Eichbaum, James Thomas, Johnny Gray, John Hampton, Harry Shores, Alberta Gastro, and others. Locations cited cover Camp Shoemaker, Bremerton, Alameda, Fort Leonard Wood, and the USS Randall vicinity, with discharge dates in November and December and notes on expected civilian return.
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Richard C. Breedlove
Clichler Road
Paul, Thompson, Jr
Dublin Boulevard
Dun Shoemaker
Frank
Hensley
Queen Street
Jess B. McWilliams
Jackson Street
William F. Eichbaum
EMI
Whelton Avenue
Camp Shoemaker
James A. Thomas
Phmi
Castes Street
U. S. Navy
Bremerton
Wash
Johnny M. Gray
Marjorie Gray
Vaile Vista
Hampton Road
San Francisco
Harry W. Shores
Oakview
Fort Leonard Wood
Missouri
Alberta
Watkins
Fire Department
Naval Nation
Alameda
Castra
Wil
Mrs Close Hosts Christmas Guild Event at Trinity Episcopal
Mrs. Orland Close entertained about 26 Junior Guild members from Trinity Episcopal Church at her home last night. The Christmas program included reading Nativity of Christ and carol singing. Red candles, Christina greens, and three trees decorated the scene. Gifts were exchanged and refreshments served.
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Christina
Girl Scout Activities and Camp Reunion Planned
Troop 36 led by Mrs Dollie Mae Soares will host a Christmas party at the Community Center with two patrols Clover and Cardinal presenting skits for patrol members and parents. A camp reunion for Big Basin summer attendees is set for December 27 at 3 30 p m at the Girl Scout Cabin with a Junior Camp council to assist the Senior Camp council.
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ROOP
Dollie Mae Soares
Clover
Cardinal
Big Basin
Sumer
Marion Handwery
Palo Alto
Jeanette Griggs
Marion Cooper
Ann Sreany
Close hosts dinner dance for building firms at Castro Villa
Mr and Mrs Orland Close of 520 Sixth Street will host about 100 employees and their wives from the Close Building and Supply company and the Hayward Building Material company for a dinner and dancing party Thursday at the Castro Villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Close
Sixth Street
Close Building and Supply Company
Hayward Building Material Company
Castro Villa
VFW Decorates Livermore Vets Hospital for Christmas
Eleven members of the Ue San Le andro post of the Veterans of You ngn Wars and Auxiliary traveled to Livermore Sunday to decorate the Veterans hospital lobby and library with a Christmas tree brinmings and wreaths. The committee included Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Cola Mr ariel Mrs. Edward Shinn Mr. and Mrs. Roberts Mrs. Louise Eadg ley Mrs. Dorothy Endsley Mrs. Jizabeth Monahan Alvin Puller and Commander George Lloyd.
Christmas Party Planned Tomorrow for local Girl Scouts
A Christmas party and investiture ceremony will be held tomorrow by Girl Scout Troop 50 of Sim Lorenzo Village in the school auditorium. Mrs May Swass reads the Iron and Mrs Ce Aleiman is new assistant. Ona Kixie directs as ten girls receive First Aid badges. Participants include Joan Venemann Nancy Teeslink Gracie Garner Doris Mudseme Mary Veal with Color Bearers Sandra Feldman Marian Little Geld Diana Poole Helen Julian and Dena Young leading the pledge. Ten girls will recite the JD laws.
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Sirl
Sim Lorenzo Village
Muditorium
May Swass
Ce “Aleiman
Ona Kixie
Regis
Joan Venemann
Nancy Teeslink
Gracie Garner
Doris Mudseme
Mary Veal
Sandra Feldman
Marian Little- Geld
Diana Poole
Helen Julian
Dena Young
Poultry Meeting Addresses OPA Price Violations Impact
A poultrymen gathering at Valley School discussed supply concerns amid OPA price controls. Participants formed a preliminary committee to report on legal aspects and other phases of the issue. A mas party and exchange were planned with gifts from attendees and hosting duties shared by volunteers.
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Helelal
Castra Valley
Adabe
Ty Valley
Sehool
Nclion
OPA
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Holly
Keno Club
By the
Way
Milton.Silva
Davis
Acres
Companions of Foresters
Sil le Royae
Father Riley
Navy Mothers
Liams
Yale
Pam
Castro St
Hayward Acres News
Thy
Digger Hayward
Acres Recreation District
Boyd Lang
Luther Calvin
Dick Smith
JoAnn Wingfield
Jerry Dance
Harvey Nolting
Alan Ruiz
Up Victory Drive
Eyke
Deseredin
Youndsters
Norman Leubkeman
Danna Peres
Mavian
Milton Kephart
Betty Johnson
Walter Scott
Freddie Johnson
Kenneth Pierce
Harley Caruthers
Tony Salmon
Janet Johnson
Joan Caruthers
Tin Salmon
Marilee Reiman
Mervillg
Plastics
Mrs. Close
San Lorenzo
Girt
Katherine Greany
Mary Mickey
Clarabelle Berich
Troop 36
Susan Edwards
Jo Ann Groany
Angie Dilarte
Linuisa Wilingham
San Lorenzo School
VFW
Vets Hospital
Livermore
Lustig
Sealy
Thas
Hec
Txespinos
Bri
Frank Bonito
Lavolin
Eskew
John Snider
Bonlitas
Harry Dufra
Ihr Sev
Olis Ironmegger
Army
Bonito
Crday Street
Buttoaie Livestor Exchange
Les Kewl
Southern
Alameda County
Donn Mae Borden
Pe ‘Linighiin
Joyce
Mr. Soreysen
Leslie
Martin
Gwendolyn
Ashley
Denise Atler
Venemian
Nadine Austin
Dowland
Zora McDowell
Hayward Electric
Main St
Hay
Body and
Fender Shop
S & M Body Shop
Otto Smith
Kenny, Marshall
Smalley Averiue
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