Open Forums Promote Cooperative Effort in Hayward
Friendly discussion and problem solving by individuals, families, and communities are valuable. Meetings like the Markham school gathering led by Secretary Jacob Harder foster understanding and productive action. Regular forums with the Chamber of Commerce and Federated Clubs could expand local collaboration.
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Markham
Jacob Harder
Chamber of Commerce
Federated Clubs
Hayward
Community Luncheon Vision for Hayward Growth
The piece argues weekly service club luncheons should become Chamber of Commerce forums to mobilize local effort and funds. It cites annual club dues totaling roughly seven to ten thousand dollars and praises open discussion, crediting Federated Improvement Clubs for demonstrating civic talk that strengthens collective action. Secretary Harder is praised for voicing the right spirit at a Markham school meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hayward
Service Clubs
Oe Harder Curry
Community meetings to unify Hayward region
The author urges regular meetings in Hayward to develop common understandings and right attitudes. Citing Baltimore's success from cooperative engagement, the piece advocates inviting townspeople and surrounding areas to discuss concerns and ideas, aiming for improved civic cooperation and growth.
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Hayward
Baltimore
Maryland
Great Concern
Local Social Notes From Farm and City Visits
Mr and Mrs L Merrill of Modesto were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Walter H Daniels Miss Georgette Bos of San Francisco is a guest of her aunt Mrs Kingsley at the Kingsley Gladiolus farm Mr and Mrs E T Gravettte and family are spending two weeks at Thish ao Mrs Apna Coffer of Alameda has been a guest this week at the home of Mr and Mrs B H Ames Principal and Mrs Robert M Reid have returned from a short trip to Watsonville
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L. Merrill
Modesto
Walter H. Daniels
Georgette Bos
San Francisco
Mrs. Kingsley
Kingsley Gladiolus Farm
Mrs. E. T. Gravette
Apna Coffer
Alameda
B. H. Ames
Robert M. Reid
Watsonville
Dorothy Morris
Salt Lake City
Harry van Dyke
St. James Court
Community Tea Events Highlight Week in Foothill Area
Mrs. Shirley Nelson hosted a children’s party and tea celebrating Lerson Donald Nelson’s first birthday. Guests included Donald and Patricia Mor, Philip, Romney, John and Billie Thorup, with assistance from Mrs. Marrs Wickstrom and others. A second tea by Mrs. B. E. G. Larkey honored the tea club, featuring yellow flowers, a five hundred game, and prizes awarded to Mrs. Robert M. Reid, Mrs. Harold Thorup, and Miss Olive Allen. Additional attendees included Mrs. Catherine Brownell, Mrs. Jane Blanchard, and Miss Hannah Madison. Updates note residents returning from vacations and out-of-town visits among local households.
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Lerson
Donald Nelson
Shirley Nelson
Foothill Boulevard
Marrs Wickstrom
Donald
Patricia Mor
Philip
Romney
John
Billie Thorup
Hannah Block
Carrie Swedenborg
Mesdames
W. Sohn
J. May
Mary Wickstrom
A. Nelson
J. J. Thorup
BE. G. Larkey
E. W. Burr
Florence Cottrell
Robert M. Reid
Harold Thorup
Olive Allen
Lois Cottrell
Catherine Brownell
Jane Blanchard
Hannah Madison
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AN. R. Moore
California
United Press Association
Federated Improvement Clubs
Harder
Linden
Castro St
C St
Band Box
Main Street
Abrams
Milwaukee
Hayward Supply CO
Castro Street
Facat Nate
Edvin Anderson
Ventura
Sophie Jorgensen
Holmes Grocery Store
Los Angeles
J. Jensen
Jack Jensen
Hollister
M. Cochran
Jack and
Raymond Cochran
Jennie Cochran
Santa Cruz
W. C. Hamilton
Riversides
Riverside
ABC
Ward
Gueas
Montgomery Ward
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