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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1944

Page

2

Mineralogical Society Picnic at Milton Dohner Home

Eden Township Mineralogical Society plans a picnic meeting at the Milton Dohner ranch on Pergola Hill Alameda County. Wesley Golden coordinates the event with lectures and geology examinations of the property reflecting streams, waterfalls and canyons. Hayward Recreation Commission director Mr Gordon invites all interested to attend.

Mineralogical Society Milton Dohner Eden Township Mineralogical Society Milton Dohner Pergola Hill Wesley Golden Pergola Innovation Alameda County Ftnd Gordon Hayward Recreation "Commission

Masonic Fathers Entertain Sons at Hayward Event

About 100 Masons and their sons attended a Father and Sons night hosted by Hayward Masons. Civic Commander Condon and Sheriff’s deputies Olson delighted the crowd with magic and demonstrations while musical numbers filled the program. Kenneth Fry led the entertainment and Anthony Taylor oversaw refreshments.

Hayward Eucalyptus Civic Condon Ben Olson Oalland Kenneth Fry Anthony Taylor

Immels Return From Christian Conference

Reverend and Mrs. Immels returned Saturday night from the Young People Summer Conference at Apples by the Sea near Santa Cruz. With them was Bill Falmer, a senior Young People at the Christian church. The Immels will attend the intermediate conference at Lake Sequoia in August with some intermediates from their church.

Wilder Tmimel Aples-by-the-Sea Santa Cruz Bill Falmer The Christian Church Immels Lake Sequoia

Miss Ferry Lang Heads to Gardnerville Visit

Miss Ferry Lang leaves town for Gardnerville Nevada to visit her parents for a month. She resides with Mr and Mrs Vic LeGrave at 432 Castro Street.

Radio Schedule Fragments From Old Time Station Lineup

A fragmented list of radio program times and hosts from various stations including KQW KFRC KGO and KPO. Entries mention The Lone Ranger Suspense Eddie malone and other shows with approximate times such as 4 00 PM and 10 00 PM.

KQW Galen Drake Terry and the Pirates Richard Crooks Tom Max Cabriel Heatter Army KGO Henry Gladstone Lowell Thomas Screen Guild Players Raymond Gram Swing Ted Malone KLX Camp Parks KFRC Lone Ranger Kgo Horace Meidt KEFRC KPO Music Shop KSAN Cavalcade of America Telephone Nour Fallon Lewis Jr Nawthorne House Vox Pop Green Hornet Chet Huntley William Winter

Orchard Center Dry Cleaning Program At Home Meeting

Orchard Center Farm Home group met Tuesday at 1 40 p m at Mrs Charles Crate residence 2020 Charlene Way The program subject was Dry Cleaning presented by Mrs Maryetta Holzman Attendance included Hleyets members and one guest.

Orchard Center Farm Home Group Charles Crate Charlene Way Maryetta Holzman

Lutheran Ladies Will Learn Home Canning Friday

Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid meets at the Sunday school on Friday July 7 at 1 30 p m for a home canning demonstration directed by Barbara Foote home economics director of F G and B Members will picnic at Memorial Park on July 4 Park committee includes Mrs Gladys Pope and Mrs Herbert Alpers

Grace Luthéran Ladies Aid Barbara Foote F.G. and Ladies Aid Memorial Park Gladys Pope Herbert Alpers

Mrs. Wessman to Be Pocahontas of Shawano Council

Mrs Catherine Wessman will be installed as Pocahontas of Shawano Council at installation ceremonies at the U P E C Hall in San Leandro tonight. Mrs Bertha Bendixon retires as Pocahontas. Mrs Johanna Riley district deputy will install a slate of officers assisted by her staff.

Catherine Wessman Pocahontas of Shawano

Pattern 4819 Playsuit Pattern for Easy Sew

Ready to sew pattern for a one piece playsuit with cutouts and optional tie-on skirt cover up. Includes sizes from 12 to 40 and yardage details. Send sixteen cents in coins to Anne Adams Syndicate at 12 Stevenson St for Pattern 4819.

Anne Adams ‘Syndicate Stevenson St

It’s a Girl and It’s a Boy Birth Notices

It’s a girl announced for Carol Ann Amari born June 26 at 1380 D Street. Mary Diana McLaughlin born June 28 from Box 1320 Crow Canyon. Linda Kay Ellis born June 28 from 1116 Lewelling Boulevard. Nancy Miller born June 30 from 481 Castro Valley Boulevard. Kathleen Marie Rose born June 25 from 56 Western Boulevard. It’s a boy notices record three new births and list birthdays at Hayward Hospital including Salvador Hernandez June 26, George Maynard June 27, Robert Fumes Laundra June 27.

L. J. Amari D Street Carol Ann RS. McLaughlin Crow Canyon Mary Diana Linda Kay E.R. Ellis Lewelling Boulevard W. C. Miller Castro Valley Boulevard Nancy. Ler M. J. Rose Western Boulevard Kathleen Marie Hayward Hospital Salvador Hernandez Hernandez Jefferson Street George. Maynard G.T. Reppond Groveway Robert Fumes Laundra

Alfalfa Price Ceilings Set by OPA Across Nation

The OPA announces maximum prices for alfalfa and alfalfa products to curb price hikes. Area 2 including California sets producer prices at 20.50 per ton May through October, 21.00 in November, 21.50 in December, and 22.00 from January to April. A baling charge of 5 dollars may apply, with California facing an additional 1 dollar increase.

San Francisco OPA Area 2 California

Alameda District Teamsters Split With Council Standoff

Alameda and Oakland factions of the Teamsters dispute control amid a building and construction affairs. Reynolds, a whiskey black market operator, now serves three years probation in a Federal District court.

Oakland Brotherhood of Teamstersy Loren Alameda

Fragmented UT equipment note on uniform distribution

A damaged line references University of Tennessee equipment for uniform distribution and a device described as a tertiizer, noting verification or proof of accuracy. The readable text is incomplete but points to equipment terms and the campus affiliation.

University of Tennessee

Elizabeth McMurray Receives Second Stanford Scholarship

Elizabeth N. McMurray, daughter of Major W. G. McMurray, of 1560 East 14th Street, San Leandro, earned another Stanford University scholarship after completing her freshman year. She plans to major in physical therapy and has served as a counselor at Camp Celia. Her brother, Captain Henry S. McMurray, has aviation duties in the Pacific with the Air Transport Command. Their father fought in the Philippines and has not been heard from since the fall of Bataan.

W. G. McMurray East 14Th Street Sai Leandro Stanford University Elizabeth Stanford Hayward Union High School Mills Celia Oakland Henry S. McMurray Hayward Sandy Florida Pacific Air Transport Command Phillipines Bataan

Employment Program To Be Continued In California

The War Manpower Commission will extend the employment stabilization and ceiling programs in northern California beyond July 1. Walter Gamman of the Hayward U S Employment Service says nearly all requirements of the national program are now active.

War Manpower Commission California Walter Gamman Hayward United States Employment Service Gammian

Woman Taxi Driver Blames Chas Siros

Ray Dyer of the Hayward Taxi company said his driver Dorothy Ranche and Charles Siros of the Clay Ten hotel in San Leandro tangled Friday evening. Siros allegedly accosted the woman and twisted her arm badly. San Leandro police reported Siros admitted troubling the cab driver and battery charges were filed in court.

Ray Dyer Watkins Hayward Taxi Company Dorothy Ranche Charles Siros Clay-Ten San Leandro Dyer Siros San Francisco Biros

Bike license renewals begin today in city hall

Police Chief Forth reminded bicycle owners that license renewals for 1944 45 are available at City Hall for a small fee starting today.

Forth Lcense

Two Autos Collide At C Intersection

Poon Yee Lock age 19 of 668 Caswo Street and Robert Charles Sweikert age 18 of 20037 Western Boulevard collided at the intersection of Atherton and C Streets Saturday evening, when Leck police reported failed to make a left turn signal. Skid marks of about 20 feet were left by Sweikert’s car as he tried to stop.

Poon Yee Lock Cas- Wo Utreet Robert Charles Sweikert Western Boulevard Atherton C Stveets Leck Sweikart

Rush Of Travelers Swamps Rails and Buses

San Francisco officials reported tremendous public demand for holiday transportation as railways and bus lines struggled to meet weekend travel needs. The rush exceeded the previous Fourth of July use, forcing lines to stretch capacity amid ongoing Defense Transportation directives.

San Francisco COP Office of Defense Transportation Jast Taex

Boiled Eggs Backfire In Kitchen Trial Of Spike Shannon

In a domestic mishap at 12 30 Spike Shannon attempted to boil two dozen eggs in his wife's aluminum kettle. He forgot the pot boiled dry hours later the eggs were scorched flat and arid. Mrs Spike returned to salvage his honor.

H.c.spike Shannon Missis Spike Olitiiig Nuif

Fine Mexican Pottery Brought Home By Mr and Mrs Close

A tall vase of Aztec and Mayan style stands in the gardens of the Orland Close home on Fifth Street Heights Alameda County. Brought back from a trip to Mexico, the pottery is praised for its craftsmanship and detailed work.

United States Close Republic

Rotary Club Names Hayward Head for New Year

William Sutherland was inaugurated as Hayward Rotary president at the noon meeting on Monday with ceremonial rites led by Rev Z C Sforris. Three visiting Rotarians attended, Ban Beebe of Graville, George Stratton and James Dutra of Wiles. Rotarian Ray Foerker was stationed at Oakland Airport.

Hayward Rotary Club Willivn ‘Sutherland Z. C. Sforris Ban Beebe Graville George Stratton James Dutra Wiles Quest Ray Foerker Weldon Roach VSN Oakland

Pvt Wayne L Maxon Wounded in Action in the Mediterranean

Private Wayne L. Maxon husband of Mrs Dorothy Maxon of 5204 Hillers Avenue was recently wounded in action in the Mediterranean area. United Press dispatch reports the War Department released a list of 237 United States soldiers who have been wounded.

Wayne L. Maxon Dorothy Maxon Hilleres, Ave United Press Deatch War Department United States Bec

Hayward Legion Elects Leader as Commander Nominee

Hayward Post plans to elect Parl R. Leader as commander at Thursday meeting. Nominated for top posts are James C. Prowse first vice president Clyne E. Stoops second vice commander Barney Bernard adjutant George D. ers finance officer David W. Pressly chaplain John C. Dancer historian Gordon Haus childt sergeant at arms Peter J. DeBernardi Henry C. Shannon M J Parke Clyne Stoops and Combs Clyde Voorhees may attend state convention with Frank Parker Joseph Narvare and James C. Prowse named as alternates DeBernardi and Shannon intend to attend the National convention.

James C. Prowse Clyne E. Stoops Barney Bernard George D.ers David W. Pressly John C. Dancer Gordon Hauschildt Peter J. DeBernardi Henry C. Shannon M. J. Parke Clyne Stoops Combs Clyde Voorhees Frank Parker Joseph Narvare DeBernardi Shannon

I Was Misquoted Shouts Argentinian War Minister

Argentinian War Minister Col Jusa Peron charged the U S State Department mis interpreted a June 10 La Plata University speech. The department released a summary in Washington after Argentina announced deportation of German diplomats. Peron said the summary was altered by ill intentioned people to change the speech’s meaning.

Buenos Aires A.P Col Jusa Peron U.S. State Department Argentina United Nations Feron la Plata University State Department Washington Peron

Hayward Review imprint and publication details

The Hayward Review is issued daily except Sunday in Hayward California. The notice states the paper is entered at the post office as second class matter under the act of Congress dated March 1 187... The subscription price is 3 cents per copy or 5 cents by mail.

Hayward Califfornia Chase Atte The Hayward Review Lic 4Th Castro Steel

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