14 Jan 1943
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1943
Page
1
A fragmented report from Wey entiareyice Sonalchu in Moward outlines a youth oriented church gathering. Attendees include local groups from Hayward and Albany with plans for a community service drive and future events at Gaklend and Ward locations.
In the village of Mabe SUGOn Henry Wears reports a woman fainted at her home while others heard a loud crash. Neighbors recall a late day disturbance near Maple West as investigators inspect the scene.
Loris Raymond and Carey Wright seek theatrical careers in New York but struggle. They befriend Holand Poller, who pays them to act as caretakers on his Long Island estate. A staged marriage leads to work, romance, and mounting tension as a buried past and a deceptive proposal threaten their fragile arrangement and future plans.
Delegates at a meeting discussed the B P W C elect process and named candidates and tasks. Officials including Henen Priester and Vion Vin Maron were noted among attendees as plans moved toward a Wednesday session.
A readable fragment notes a church meeting scheduled for Sunday afternoon. The text mentions a community gathering at Hayward and references a schedule or mailing about an event, with unclear details and names obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary report notes Parley Thunk and Miss Whyiy Modghing in a health matter at an unnamed hospital. References to Navy family ties and a headline style notice suggest a local public health or personal status item, with limited legible names and affiliations.
Modern Molly Pitchers at General Motors Hyattearings Division form the Molly Pitcher Brigade to aid war workers and wartime efforts. The group raises funds, ships Christmas boxes, and seeks new members, tracing inspiration to Revolutionary War heroine Molly Pitcher and planning a national expansion. The unit promotes volunteer service, charitable drives, and morale support for troops.
A meeting of Phoebe A Earze Council of Peywits Teacher agrualatidus at Aldajeda county will be held at Centerville on January 21. The program Preserve Ds Maton Selo Gontvitmiton In War Time will be presented in the foyer with A Tees representing Washington Queen 43a school Q B Pilsen Hayward Union high school 4 O Donnell US Employment Service and T A Perkins We Wailed Blates Deparhingue at Agiewithin War DBoard.
The Hayward Presbyterian Women’s Society held a meeting to discuss plans for a forthcoming election and to nominate officers. Albert G. Swale and others were noted in the report, with several names proposed for vice president, secretary, and treasurer roles. The event was sponsored by the Society and will continue at the next gathering.
Hill and Valley Club will meet Monday at the Tinat Christian church. Rev. Matthews pastor of Eden Congregational Church and other speakers will discuss religious topics and present a book, with an afternoon program and luncheon.
A motion picture titled The Way of Life will be shown Sunday at Valley Church. The event lists Hey LNe, Cecil Ye Mille, and Anette Bielire, with services at Custeo Valley Cajipaniile Baptist and other venues.
Incomplete clipping references a planned SUMO ad with strange phrases. It mentions Milly, Blyisy, and Ohale Sie, with scattered references to Gastra Valiogavin schook and Tun 24. The readable bits include party names and a venue hint but lack coherent facts.
A garbled excerpt lists cider making with cinnamon mace cloves and sugar. It mentions stirring in apples toward the end and serving hot, yielding many recipes and pages in a recipe section.
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