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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1942
Page
2
Christmas plans center on Jack and Richard Crane and their relatives in Oakland and nearby towns. The notice lists numerous households hosting family gatherings, meals, and gift exchanges across streets and neighborhoods, noting expected attendees and venues.
Rheingold Ladies hold a yuletide meet with members gathering at a local venue. The report mentions attendees, a program of activities, and a recap of events, including social and club details.
A Christmas party and gift exchange were held at the Garden Center of the Farm Howe department. Attendees included William Abrott, Erist Mayer, Andrety Thomford, Hari McRenaha, Guy Warren, J. W. Smith, Edward McCarty, Phil Dell, Maryetta Holman, and Mrs. Esther Nalsoy. A gift was donated to Knoll Hospital. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. William Ate roll’s home on January 38 with discussion on Breast Making.
A Shawano council Yule party convened a gathering of newly elected officials and associates. Notable names include Pocahontas leader Yogier, Mario Heabbard, Vince for NS terms, Gard Prances, Mrs M Simona, Mrs Catherine Wecentinatd, and Mrs Marie Uubbard who organized the event and led child activities at the gathering.
The Mothers' Club held a Christmas gathering at the Kennedy residence 240 Casten, inviting husbands Dev and Mes. Nols Qemeng received a Hilyer bowshow dish as a sixth wedding anniversary gift. The event blended festive songs with holiday spirit, as attendants celebrated in the Kennedy home with seasonal joy.
The P H O Sisterhood met Saturday with a Christmas party at 22 Prospect Street. Members discussed sending bows to Oak Knell veterans and arranged for the boxes to be shipped.
Members gathered for a Christmas party with socializing and refreshments. The evening featured a program and remarks by local leaders, with a next meeting planned for mid January.
A church notice announces a children’s service at the Christian Church on Sunday December 20. It lists attendees and participants including the daughters of Mr and Mrs Harry Patton and other families, with mentions of local names and relations.
Fragmentary notes describe a city hall Christmas party with unfamiliar garbled lines. The readable parts indicate a festive event organized by city staff possibly involving guests, gifts, and seasonal greetings.
Mrs Irene Lloyd of Tayward became the bride of Fredrick B Fields of San Leandro in a candlelight ceremony at First Baptist Hayward. Rev J C Derfelt officiated. The bride wore aqua formal and was given in marriage by William Ritter. Music included a tune by Mrs Derfelt. A reception followed at 408 Sunset Boulevard Hayward with relatives and friends.
Valborg Lodge elected officers at a Dania meeting. Miss Wilda Nor was named president Cecilia Sorensen became vice president Alas Minto Christensen is recording secretary Minnie da Rensen financial secretary Hilde Christensen marshal Sacha Mapes trustees Marie Jorgensen Andreaelse and Leute Nor named to finish committee. Officers to be seated at the February 6 meeting.
Newly elected officers of Poinsetta Camp in Tolu extta will be installed in a ceremony on January 23 at Davis Hall. Mrs. MunMathada, past osacle, to serve as installing officer. inductees include Mrs. M Badd ws ornele and Marie Stephens. Other officers to be named in Olde Mya with Mary Rea and Ann Rogers among marshals and recorders.
Twenty three members of a missionary group visited the president, Mrs Hay Gandiniuwr, at Oak tad. The visit included an audience with Mrs AMT WHA and a greeting party. A group exchange occurred with Ye oxehang.
Mrs. Joseph Rite and Mrs. Ab Mole visit at Casa Villry as part of a Valley household arrangement. The text mentions Bremen, Vie Ika, and tangential notes about time and travel, reflecting a social visit to a sailor husband. The fragmentary OCR preserves names and places but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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Members of the iBlock Wardens club in Castro Valley’s Tenth district held their final meeting of the year at Albert Gonsalves’s home on Gluan Road. The group, formed last May to aid fire safety, reported efforts to clear burnable lots and prevent disasters. They presented Gonsalves with a Christmas gift in appreciation for her helpful year.
Miss Devorah Webb of B stract ylbe hosted a Thursday bridge gathering at her home. Yule decorations graced the tables as Tredfa Prager Nes Wi Joseph Prank Leona Alea Fisher George Powder Keanelli Fry Nett Hewnings and Ted Graft attended from local households.
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Ameri ca Society of University Woman group met December 18 at Mrs. Philips 20504 Valley View for a Christmas party. Hostesses were Mrs. Mark Holland Mrs. Cathey and Mrs. Rose Moyen. Gifts exchanged games played and plans for next meeting announced.
The Pagvtow centen of Parne Tome epartment met Thursday December 1 at the M P.O. Steuer. 721 Wendavenne AObustois party and turkey dla ney were enjoyed by all members present were twentyethrees Gifts were dehanced ay $6.93 was dimald for thar gifts, for tha s iluis at Gale Knoll Naval Hospital. The fest masting will be ae all-day melting to be held an the hom of Moe. Eityard Frotus 471 Mable and, Piday, January.
An unclear OCR passage references Oregon residents and a sequence of names including Hayward Walneahiy Ist and Cris. It mentions people like Mr. ail Ars Ray bloudey and Heaters family, with vague notes about spending time and a possible relocation or event at Senhaviartee. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse into a clear single incident or outcome.
A buffet supper will be given at the home of band Moe. Attendees include Mr and Mrs, various local residents with several listed names and addresses, indicating a social gathering or event.
Valley Firemen and their families held the annual Christmas party at Castro Valley School Sunday afternoon. The event featured a Christmas tree, toys for youngsters, and refreshments for adults, with a dinner served by the Dantra Valley Girl Seaux. Names of organizers and attendees are listed, including Mesdames B and Lina, W. Kyle, Monroe, and others.
Fifty Hayward area children were provided gifts by the Castro Valley school and Welfare Board. Mrs Myron aveozey and Mrs Glurman coordinated volunteers who wrapped gifts on November 18 and distributed them at a field, funded by pennies from the school. Refreshments were served under Mrs Henry McCall's supervision.
Hayward woman Mrs Geene heads installation of officers for five Rebekah lodges in Hayward. The event includes appointing noble grand and other officers, with mention of participating lodges and associated dates in January and Alameds. Community members and lodge affiliations, including Me officers and women’s organizations, are noted.
The Book Chat Club gathered December 17 at Mrs. Ellatia Tiltotzon’s home for an informal meeting. Members enjoyed a review of Christine Custons' present by hostess ALS. Attendees shared festive thoughts and planned future events with minor chatter about gifts and holiday themes.
Girl Scout groups prepare charitable gifts for hospital patients. Members led by Mrs. Terry White arrange deliveries and crafts during an evening event at Prospect Street. The plan includes multiple activities and a final presentation to hospital staff.
Fragmentary OCR text with multiple garbled proper nouns and phrases. The readable pieces mention a person or entity in a city area and scattered names, locations, and terms, but lack coherent narrative or clear event to summarize reliably. The text does not provide a distinct incident, date, or outcome to anchor a proper news item.
Members of the Trinity Episcopal guild held a Christmas party at Mrs. Harvey Beale Champ's residence, 168 Fourth Street, Wednesday. Mrs. Orland Glase and Mrs. A. L. Mederton were co-hosts. Novelty tunes and a gift exchange were on the program. Mrs. J. J. May will host the Wild Whites next meeting January 12.
The men ebb of Trinity Epis were guests of President Howard L Burr at a Christmas party on December 18 evening at his home 479 Maple Corl.
Valley Girl Scouts invited mothers to a Christmas party at Valley School on December 19, honoring Miss Jamed Jones birthday and celebrating Valley residents Worthiey Alpha Usseryn Agnes MacFarline. Each guest brought a cake while a tree was decorated by Misses Mary Fetxetra Janid Jones Ana Warhrtay. Gifts and presentation accompanied light refreshments served by Alisa Mivion Wyverne Derethy Bey and Marlon Young.
Carey and Loris chase a New York piano career but face career pressure and romantic entanglements. Iris Wrenshaw attracts Carey while Loris contemplates a return marriage with Ralph Burch. Roland Potter offers wealth to caretakers on his Long Island estate, testing loyalties and futures.
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