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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1942
Page
1
Readable text lists mass times with 8:00 and 3:00 Sunday services, 9:30 children's mass, daily masses at specified hours. Mentions assistants and church roles, but many words garbled leaving uncertain names and exact locations.
A flood of notices details morning worship at multiple churches, Bible studies, evening evangelistic services, and Sunday school across Castro Valley, Oakland, and nearby areas. Names include Pastor Fred A. Atwall and various local congregations with schedules listing services, study sessions, and weddings amid broad religious activity.
A garbled report mentions ASAT PS BAP IS CHI AH and a KORN CONGREGATION AS CHURCH Rival. Names like Mathews, Minieter, and WG are listed with an acting role. Mentions morning prayer, evening prayer, a youth fellowship, and a raid Aidersin with teachers.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and event-like phrases such as a society meeting and a Sunday evening gathering. The readable parts include Taweere Dan Saints Quarot Mazoule KiMing and references to an 790 RGgl society meeting, with unclear dates and roles.
In MISTOOUIS, church leaders Roy, Sinkley, and Darck outline upcoming church school and prayer gatherings. The Epworth meetings begin with Wednesday evening services and a new session for youth and families.
Fragmented notice lists Presbyterian church events including minister Mrs Daniel Blucker Sunt and 45 pm rate. Mentions Sunday school at 11:00 am and morning worship. Also references choir, training, and a June service at 12:00 am with uncertain details.
Fragmentary OCR text reports clashes during a Sabbath school event at a church site on Tiassa Way and Montgomery, with mentions of attendees and a possible legal action. The readable parts include references to a male attendee and an organization, but the details are unclear. Further context is needed to clarify the event, location, and outcomes.
Corner Castro and Shaun Bis host Rev. T Goeth Uieris and Vinay Holy Costantton leading 8:00 a m church weekly worship. Morning prayer and benediction followed by Young People’s fellowship at F200 byalthy chair.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Sunday morning church meeting and school gathering. Mentions PTA activities, a youth service, and various named individuals attending events at local venues.
A class for women, organized by the American Red Cross, will start January 4 with about 80 hours of instruction. The program covers clinical and theoretical work at hospitals under licensed staff, requiring 21 days of field time and a three year commitment after completion. Interested women may contact Mrs URLovonnes Purke for details.
The Poole family enjoyed the holidays together with their children. Son Jill has been at CAM Mathews and is set to return on December 3. The article notes the family’s time with relatives and mentions a local hospital or care context without specific details.
A fragmented notice describes a Danish lodge Christmas party held December 20 with community singing, children’s gloves, banquet table, and entertainment by Valborg and guests. Family members assisted with chores, hosting games, and arranging cards and whist.
A readable fragment describes a Christmas party for Fairmont patients at Grace Lather hospital on a Sunday. It mentions aid society members and planned activities, implying a community effort to celebrate the holiday.
A damaged report describes thieves using a beach umbrella to shield a burglary at a shop. They moved a landmark display, forced a door, and entered to steal appliances, cigarettes, and miscellaneous items before escaping.
A clipping notes a company Yule party for P.G. BE employees, with mention of attendance and holiday festivities among workers. The item references community and wartime sentiment, urging conservation and support for vital supplies, as Britain faces rationing.
The Masonic Lodge hosted its annual Yule party for local children on December 23. Lodge officials led by chairman Gaylord Quinn organized games, dances, and a program including gifts of fruit candy and fruit. Attendees included members and families, with emphasis on charitable giving to the youngsters.
Catholic Scouts Guests of KC attend a Christmas party organized by Thomas Marshall at Sahu Anthony hall. An evening of singing and a movie showing featured a Christmas tree and candy gifts for about 50 Toys attendees. Boys exchanged gifts with each other.
Red Cross workers plan nighttime manufacture sessions starting May 1, per Mrs. RB. Marton Manson, local Red Cross chair. Meetings scheduled each week on Monday and Wednesday nights, supervised by Harry Ay Hyadfore with assistance from Mrs. Nolen W4 and workers making survival garments and related items.
A fragmentary church notice describes a Sunday service at the Christian Church. It mentions a choir led by a bere Calvin figure and references singing a hymn or anthem. The readable text is garbled but indicates planned church music and attendance.
Readable fragments describe services at Prinity Episcopal with a procession and a sermon titled "doni's testimony" amid notes of a liturgical event. Names such as Harris and Me Ree TC appear in the unclear text alongside references to Ganges and Saint day.
Family members gather for Christmas at Port Lewis with relatives from Aheir Comitly and Mowegat Chiisiuie eve. A son named Hraest is listed, Irene Why resides at the University bor Capitornia, with Dowgiay Lagi and Mas. Dowgiay Lagi attend. Friends of the family assist in arranging the event as Measrs Ji HM Docks and W. 3. Whayer.
Leonard Baskin will wed a Canadian girl in Hayward California. Baskin is the son of Ars Hardye Gart and lives at 1485.8 Sipeet Haywald. The ceremony will be at Michypide’s parents home in Hayward. Baskin attended Hayward Union High School and edited The Haynress. He graduated from San Jose State Teachers College in 1942 and was later sent by the government to work. He is a grandson of Mrs Jacob Lastigz of Soto Street.
Aged resident Mrs Prowse of Vai Street celebrated a family anniversary with relatives from Redwood City and the EberHay area. Attendees included James Prowse, Joseph Gibson, and Mrs Rogers-Twil, as guests and family friends at the event.
The Rev Wis Temimanger will preach on Ty Line Geshe Gad. A special evening service at Bethinn with Agath’ ats bogie is planned. A guest will speak at Meth jaervices.
Major Armstrong reports greetings from Baghaud where vows are noted with the King and Queen. The event includes a church service and a community open house with Reverend and Mrs Wilderly attending. December 82 marks a gathering with various local figures and a dinner hosted by Marie Heybert Barry.
Postmaster D and Mrs Anthrauy d Power of 126 Balreet plan a 20th wedding anniversary on Saturday November 6. They married in Wavaland California and have resided in Moore since, with son Don attending Drew School in San Francisco. Guests include Mr and Mrs H W Taste of Redwood Road and Mr and Mrs MT RV le gy of 439 A Street. A party was hosted at 1887 Redwood Pond with friends and relatives from Berkeley and Fremont.
The readable fragments reference a chaotic scene with misread phrases about a chicken, a raid, and a station made of ventaytd forth with innet Tight sind. Mentions MUas Chirn Berg and RamS, with dates like 19a and 20 Madi stromt. Overall, the text is indecipherable but hints at a disrupted archival record.
Birth notices list Blaine Louise born December 20 to Mr and Mrs WWaward Headrick of 1130 Park Street weighing pounds and ounces. Also Joseph Swaral born December 2 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Swaral of 20 Grave Way Roxon Lee weighing pounds and ounces. Carl Konos and Packi announce a girl Marlene born December 2 at 1504 188th Avenue Ban Leaniva weighing pounds and ounces.
In Tillamook Oregon, Minmare residents face butter shortages as wholesalers fail to secure adequate supplies. Farmers plan to dry off cows for winter and resume production in spring, as widespread short age hampers usual milk and butter deliveries.
A fragment from an Oakland area report notes the involvement of Leopold de Bourbon Hapslurg and others in a legal matter. Details are unclear due to damage but reference to a Friday event and a suit appears, with names and affiliations obscured.
Classified notice from The Hetview The News advertising a dainty dish axe with Culumins terms. Includes price and contact details for interested buyers.
Loris Ann Cates and Carey Carson pursue music and architecture on Long Island and in Manhattan while a wealthy patron Roland Potter offers help. Carey worries over commitment as Loris seeks breaks, romance flickers with Wrenshaw’s schemes, and plans for an eventual public step forward collide with personal doubts and social climb.
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