Hayward Area Army Air Corps Highlights New Recruits
Local names appear amid Army Air Corps updates from Hayward and surrounding areas. Pluk Scoonover, son of Mr and Mrs G H Scoonover, entered the army February 4 and is now at station in Mississippi as PFC. Edward Klemme promoted to private first class at Navajo Ordnance Depot. Herbert R Way home briefly from training at St Mary's, Hayward. James Maxwell and Charles Hofd noted in preflight and Langlin Field postings. Priest W Moore training at technical school for radio and electronics in the Army Air Forces. Willard Feverholm on 20-day leave, with notes of prior service and location.
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Dick Scoonovih
Army Air Corps
Pluk Sconover
G. H. Scoonover
Atationart
Wriny Air Core
PFC
Ddwaru Xlemme
Flagsieatie
Edward Klemag
Hayward
Einen
Nuvaja Orderance Depot
Fiagatall
Ardy
Klemme Ja
Ataf
Klemaie
H. Kigmine
Weeperian Boulevard
Higward
Herbert R. Way
Herbert FF. Way
Leo
Ste. Mary's
Mr. Wis
W. Moore
Pyi
Wy Moore
Sai
Mew
Wiliam Bo Moura
Fat Alden Road
Din Heen
Echnical Schout Army
Wiy
Urube Og Command
Viwax Wield
Madison
Wis
Hayward Union List
Drexel Inatitute of Teahuatoy
Philadelphia
Veo
Pomnayana Railroad
Ly City
Lidnes Honna
Class In Surgical Dressings Starts Here Thursday
Anglhar eben te the middle of auraleat divenaliga will be held on Thiday aflopngon March 2 from 7 to 7 ofnloede p dng. Red Cross instructor from the taktind chapter Thy Wayward not tik done 9 remarkible work. The Wayward not tik done 9 remarkible work and details of volunteer service and dressings are noted.
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Thiday
P. Dng
Lee Tun
Amarien
Red Cross
Mry. Young
Mike
Ted Gross
Fay
Makar
Mary
New Recreation Director Starts Hobby Survey in Hayward
Wesley Gordon newly appointed director of the district recreation center begins a citywide hobby survey and plans a large hobby show. He seeks items like Morse code, photography, model planes, dolls, birds, old photographs, butterfly collections, and local Alameda County scenes to attract attention and engage residents for a future recreation progress push.
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Wesley Gordo
Dislindt Recreaion
Wenter
Hayward
Shay Ihn
Gordon A
Fuehwdhix
Morse Cody
Alameda County
Spring Kite Contest Opens To All In Community
Community wide spring kite contest invites participation from boys and girls. Details on dates divisions and prizes to be announced at week end.
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Iris
Ommayernay
War Manpower Creates Work For Vets Department
The War Manpower Commission forms a Work For Vets department led by Luow iM to oversee reemployment rights for honorably discharged veterans. Aimed at matching veterans to suitable jobs, the program operates through the reemployment chairmen of local draft boards and includes outreach to hospitals and veterans groups.
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Wit Milifower Commission
Govecrnmant
Hus
Luow Im. Dewhies
Auyward
Fmt Commission
Street
Ohlahu
Lear Jenking
Hedya
Ika
Buntty
Hayward
U.S
Marito Gorpa Amd
Uamdaleanal
Ila
Tenn
Ant
Planning Youth Conference For Friday Saturday
A two day conference will gather adult and youth leaders to map a comprehensive program for the Bay Area Christian church. Leaders from Hayward and Berkeley will participate, outlining plans for the next several months.
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Christian Church of the Bay Ara
Thev
Wider V. Timmel
Hayward Christian Ehinrgh
WL Tee
Luncheon to start postwar planning Thursday noon
Mayor Don M Leidig announces a civic luncheon at the Green Sinkers Hole to map a broad postwar plan. Local leaders, including John Mitchell of Bank of America, join a county group meeting to outline work in housing and construction, with Oakland discussions already underway.
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Lie Croon Shitter
Don M. Leidig
Parolong
Atling Wen
Ialioss
Haywird
Leldig
Oakland
John Mitchell
Bank of America
Mitel
Masume Ebsule Hest
Creeran Et
Night Sessions For City Registration Thru Thursday
Night registration sessions will be held Thursday evening to aid residents in registering to vote. City clerks emphasize online options remain available and urge eligible voters to complete registration before upcoming elections.
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Perond
Olly
Ireng
Mirel
Ally
Mra Jobe Wettow Died in Gan Lonandro
Mes hawking Withrow, 84, widow of Perry Withrow, died in the late Perry Withrow Memorial Hospital at San Lown on Sunday February 27. She had lived at 2odh Lower A street, Wayward, for general years. Funeral service will be arranged.
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Mra
Jobe Wettow
Gan Lonandro
Hawking Withrow
Perry Withrow
Ina Honplin
San
Red Cross War Fund Drive Opens March 2 in 1944
The American Red Cross launches its 1944 War Fund Drive on Wednesday March 2 with a goal of 22 500 for the city. Red Cross leaders urge maximum contributions through door to door canvassing and Red Cross workers stationed near City Hall and at banks to aid soldiers and families. Placing the Red Cross in windows signals support and reduces tasks for volunteers.
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Red Cross
Red Crosg
Red
Ted Gross
Trywird
Hayward
Nod Cross
PT A Leaders Honor Founders At Claremont
PT A leaders in Claremont observe Founders Day with a Reciprocity Week ceremony. Life memberships were awarded to several local officials and educators including Flora Haines of Hayward and Vaughan Seidel. Attendees included district superintendents, principals, and PTA presidents from Hayward, Oakland, Berkeley, Ashland, and San Lorenzo.
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Maynard
la Claremont Bate
Oaklind
Algo
Milrvist
PT. A
Mya
Flora Haines
Hayward
Kestion
Vk Tradyy
Berger
Oakland
Vaughan Seidel
Clairat Frates
P.M. Meyers
Robert MM. Reid
Dr. J Sterling Ballard Recovering From Two Bullet Wounds
Dr. J Sterling Ballard is reported recuperating from two bullet wounds at his Madison Avenue home in Citta Valley. A nurse or attendant notes he is responding to care and has good chances of recovery, with updates from the bedside indicating improving condition.
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J. Sterling Ballard
Ed Sterling Ballard
West
Imawi Donilet
Maynard von
Ening
Madison Avenue
Citta Valley
WHR
Tha Wreland
Tie Nash
Regia of Wiklungs
Fran Stell Shack
Farm Bureau Directors To Meet Thursday March 2
Farm Bureau directors will meet on Thursday March 2 in Parma Advisor Hayward to discuss annual remedies and procedures. Teryl Pry will preside as president with Parena and other officers in attendance. The meeting notes indicate preparation for the annual renderstiy activities and coordination by local officials.
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Farm Bureau
We Viameda Gotty
Ates
Parma
Hayward
Teryl Pry
Amoor
Soutines
Il Lit
Reed Curgie ER Dogo Herg Satuday Bonthar Caltaraia Pioneer
Reed Curgie ER a noted Bonthar Caltaraia publisher died Saturday aged ten at a hunting term. Interment followed at Cribs Riverside. Survived by Mra. M. W. Yarborough of San Leahdré and Lah Brlata) of San Mranalseo.
Major Smith Receives Two Citations for Heroic Service
Major Robert B. Staith, noted as Hayward Aime Ate eid, earned two distinct citations for valor while in action in China and India. One is a distinguished flying cross for bravery in China after shooting down several enemy aircraft, while the other honors gallantry in Julia.
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Robert Smith
Robert B. Staith
Hayward Aime Ateeid
China
India
Mornig
Flying Ross
Prays Ory
Tsan
Julia
Many Swim Stars At Hayward Meet Thursday
Hayward meet opens the new season with national figures and local talents. Lorraine Fisher and others headline events while amateurs from Maywood and Oakland vie in breaststroke, backstroke and diving.
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Hayward
Suburban Health Meet at Hayward High Thursday
A meeting of representatives from Zranmosar ny Behoo districts will be held in Sowtinen Ala Weda county to discuss a health movement. Vaughan Sel-Mel, county superintendent of schools, leads the effort after a survey showing suburban areas lack adequate health authority support and resources.
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Zranmosar Ny Behoo
Sowtinen
Ala Weda
Alaweda
Vaughan Sel- Mel
Aeho
Peportind
Local Pool Meet Planned With Multiple Female Events
The article lists upcoming events for a swimming meet including women’s 400 meters freestyle, 108 meters backstroke, novice and senior free style, and open 300 masters medley relay. It mentions participants Hetty Hina Goode and Joan Pringle and notes entries at Gain it Whe.
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Hetty Hina Goode
Joan Pringle
Thare Iv Na Udimissiou
Hayward Review Sold To New Northern Owners
Hayward Review and its plant at 481 Castro Street Hayward California have been sold to a group led by Floyd L. Sparks Berkeley and Glen Wright Sacramento editor and publisher. New owners form The Hayward Review Ltd with Beebe Oroville Mercury and Hobert Weight as partners. Wright will move to Hayward as editor and publisher while remaining in Sacramento during transition.
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Hayward
Buutham Alameda County News
Castro Street
Calil
Wroyd J. Sparks
San Francisco
Daw L. Berbe
Greville
Flo Wright
Sacramento
J. J. Hooper
Hooper
Green Shutter Hell
Is City
Tex Hooper
Pherisher
Ant
Castro Valley
Billedia
Allige
Ranstes
Whee
Gley Wright
Sperm Lotta Valley
Anypward
Sacramento Bee
Weight mm
Oroville Mereney
California
Publisters’ Association
Messe Sperks
Beebe
Oroville Mercury
Aule
Arthur Stypes
San Pranvlan
Ale Wright
Wright
Huon
Marie A. O'Neil
Saramento
Mary
Divi
Fourth War Loan In Hayward Area Safely Over Top
Unclear scan reports Hayward area progress on the Fourth War Loan drive. Estimates from Paneth Wir fea in tla Tayawid yeon indicate the target of 4,518,000 dollars may be surpassed. Hollingsworth predicts the total will exceed by several thousand. By midnight February 14, funds were flowing in to the campaign.
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Hayward
Hinat
Chat Ina Val Molinpawarth
Tla
Tayawid
Hollingsworth
East Avenue Improvement Club Re elects Officers
The East Avenue Improvement Club held its February meeting at the club house on Mast Avenue with Gordon M. Gliddon as president and Antone Jensen, Carl C. Jorgensen, Carl Knudsen, Cliff Nor, and Carl Hammerich named to officers and directors. Delegates to the Federated Improvement Club were William Wallace, Mrs. Lillie Wallace, Antone Jensen, and the president. The club accepted an invitation to be guest of honor at the Federated meeting. A bean feed at Mountain House drew 83 attendees with notables Myra Kelvo and Mary Garcia among speakers and Four-H leaders present. Arthur Howard, formerly secretary-treasurer Jaenly, attended for the first time in months, and Byom Meyers of Wayward joined as an assistant farm advisor attendee.
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East Avenue Improvement Club
Federated Club
East Avenue
Ily
Mast Avenue
Gordon M. Qliddon
Antone Jensen
Carl C. Jorgensen
Carl Knudsen
Cliff Nor Ant Carl Hammerich
Federated Inprovement Club
William ©. Wallace
Lillie J. Wallace
Anthone Jensen
G. M. Glindon
Federated Improvement Club
Hayward
East Avenue Club
Enor
Downe
Prevedent Giddon
Alany
Vlalidra
Saubert Alamedy
Mountain House
Christiansen
Myra
Mary Kelvo
Farm Home Department
Thomas Ureer
Mountain House Center
Mra
Mary Garcia
Far-H Clib Council
Arthur Howard
Byron
Jaenly
Miny
Byom Meyers
Wayward
County Farm Home Dept Farm Bureau Meets Wednesday
Alameda county Farm Home Department of the Farm Bureau will meet for its March gathering at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Congregational Church. Eleven centers representing 600 farm homes across the agricultural district will present their year’s activities. Mrs. Paul Ramm chairs, with Mrs. Mary Ella Holan in charge of the women’s corps home advisory. Garden Center led by Mrs. Ernest Mayer will host and entertain. Nomination committee reports will likely propose officers for the coming year to be voted on at the next meeting. Reports will highlight the Fourth Handy project in which farm women participated.
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Alameda County
Paul Ramm
Maryella Holan
Women's Corps
Ernest Mayer
Hastayenne
New Suburban Telephone Directory Shows Growth
Growth in Alameda County prompts a new all- Alameda directory to be issued immediately. Nine thousand fourteen copies will be distributed, up 1,269 from the prior edition, per W B Sutherland of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. Delivery will go to Alameda county subscribers except Oakland Hopland Alameda City and San Leandro. The gray covered book should arrive in a few days with requests to remove old ads before binding.
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Hayward
Alameda County
Tribune
Alameda
W. B. Sutherland
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
School Seeks More Nurses From County Supervisors
In a recent school board meeting at Hayward Umiowigh High, board members urged county supervisors to approve expanded nurse staffing across suburban districts in Southern Alameda County. County officials indicated support for increasing the nursing service.
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Tha T Hayward Umiowigh
Blood Donor Day Aims to Aid Boy Scouts Efforts
Loyal Boy Scouts work on a life saving project as Blood Donor Day looms with 120 donors ready. The Dipod service van will be at Memorial Hall on Thursday March 2 with Witkian Dresbach and Nisawa Scouts assisting doctors. Police Chief Fabian Maurhee and others support the drive as a tribute to Boy Scout service.
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Seldon
Memorial Hall
Witkian Dresbach
Ashland School
Nisawa Boy Scouts
Fabian 5
Maurhee
Ben C. Lamkin
Howard Burr
Bernard Vincent
Joseph Slass
Glaya
Pioeer
Aftievist
Church School Program Extends Into Castro Valley
The church school program expands to Castro Valley on Friday March 8 with classes for about 200 children from 1 3 80 to 3 30 pm for Protestant and Catholic faiths. Earlier, February 29, Protestant children in Valle Vista began classes at Valle Vista Church. In Mount Eden a large Protestant registration of 70 prompted an additional assistant teacher. The weekday church school board will meet Thursday evening March 2 to review repairs and plan supervision.
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Cxstra Valley
Castro Valley
Valle Vista
Mount Eden
Mertag Hime
Selinot
Tay
Con Vere
Rain Brings Cheer To Ranch Orchard and Rain Nears Normal
Weather chatter reports rainfall improving conditions for ranches and orchards. Andrew Givin notes expected rain will aid fruit trees, with precipitation counted at 12.74 inches for the season, up from 6.16 inches last season. Phito Mitton and spouse return from a two week rural California vacation.
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Andrew Givin
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