Surprise Anniversary Party for Burnie Collins Twenty Years
Mr and Mrs Burnie Collins celebrated twenty years of marriage with a surprise picnic at their Livermore home. Relatives and friends from Hayward Mill Valley Millbrae San Jose Stockton Oakland San Leandro and San Francisco attended. The guests presented the couple with a set of dinnerware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnie Collins
Livermore
Ho Collins
Hayward
Collins
Alvs
John Godfrey
Robert Girling
Barry Girling
Leandra Collins
Anne McLoughlin
Eugene McLoughlin
R. Stanton
Stockton
Ben Collins
Nive
Kenneth Collins
Fsculon
Hugo Lar
San Jose
MecNevin
George McLoughlin
Andy Larson
San Francisco
Louis Peterson
Chris Skovmand
Raymond Skovmand
Robert McDonald
Nicols
Bob Nicols
Oakland
Richard Lee
Gloria Lee
San Leandro
Mrs Marion Peck Birthday Celebrations Highlight Family Feasts
Mrs Marion Peck marked a double birthday in four days with dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs Pat Patterson and Mr and Mrs Ed Cline. Attending at the Patterson residence were Mya Peek Mrs William Estenson and son Paul William and Mr and Mrs Asmussen of San Frameisco. A later dinner at Mr and Mrs T J Clines completed the family observance with a birthday cake for Mrs Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Peeck
Mrs Pearce Honored By Legion Auxiliary
Mrs Jerrene Pearse retiring president and new junior past tent of the American Legion auxiliary was honored at a party held at the home of Mrs Trosst Pavers 905 Blossom this afternoon. Members were invited and cards were played with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerrene Pearse
American Legion
Trosst. Pavers
Blossom
Eastern Star Picnic Draws Large Crowd
The Eastern Star Sewing Club held its annual picnic at the home of Mrs. Lowell Lures on 1526 Castro Valley Blvd. The event featured perfect weather and drew over a large number of members, marking it as one of the most successful picnics to date.
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Weullige
Eastern Star Sewing Club
Lowell Lures
Castro Valley Blvd
Andrews Vacation at Clear Lake with Family
Mr and Mrs Troma Andrews and daughters Patsy and Nancy plan a getaway at Clear Lake. They will spend part of their vacation with Mrs Andrews parents, stopping to visit relatives along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troma Andrews
Patsy
Nancy
Jake
Mrs. Andrews
John Husell Hanlon Dies in Fairfax
News comes that John Husell Hanlon died in Fairfax on July 4. Hanlon served as vice principal at United Union High School for twenty years from October 17 during the wartime era, leaving a legacy as a dedicated educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worl
Russell Hanson
Fairfax
Hanlon
Unywared Union High Schol
Tammary
Hanlon Rick
Squeezes Into Navy By One Half Inch
San Prancteeo and others describe William Bang Quinda who barely met naval height requirements, sworn in by Catherine Cine Glyda Welling at St. Mary’s precinct. Navy maximum hoist height is six feet four inches. Wing stands at three and a half feet.
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SAN Prancteeo
Willian Bang
Qrinda
Tls Cather
Cine
Glyda Welling
St. Mary's
Cooker Improves Meat Canning Safe Through Steam Pressure
A steam pressure cooler is required for processing all non acid vegetables and meat poultry and fish. It must reach 240 3 to kill bacteria, and gauges should be tested each season. Ensure safety valve percock and devices are correctly positioned. Use firm metal screw rings and avoid bulging caps to maintain seals. Slow cooling after processing prevents liquid loss.
USO Schedule Promises Dance Acts This Week
The Gate Swingers perform Tuesday July 11 at the USO for servicemen and women. Naval Receiving Barracks Band directed by Dick Tauber appears Wednesday July 1. Thursday July 13 features Gaebs of Rhythm. Also listed is a Ping-Pong tournament featuring monk.
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Naval Receiving Barracks
Dick Tauber
Gaebs
Rhythm
Monk
Santa Cruz Exceeds Bend Drive Quota in War Loan
Santa Cruz today surpassed its Fifth War Loan quota with 2.97 million dollars subscribed, 15 percent above target. A local bank led the effort buying 600 thousand dollars on Saturday, bringing bank total to 1.2 million dollars.
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Banta Chuz
Santa Cruz
Bigamist’s Two Wives Hold Baby In Court
In Los Angeles Jess W Yeoman, a war plant worker charged with bigamy, faced his two wives in court. Katheryn Bull Yeoman testified they wed in Salt Lake City on February 1, 1988 and later had a child with him. Lupe Olivia Voor Man attended with their baby as both wives began comparing notes about Yeoman’s actions since July.
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Los Angeles
Jess W. Yeoman
Katheryn Bull Yeonan
Sher Sare
Yeoman
Salt Lake City
Win
Wile No
Lupe Olivia Voor Man
Radio Schedule Fragments From a National Broadcast Grid
A dense listing of radio program notes and times across stations KPO KQW KFRC KSAN and others. Items include news music and drama programs with host names actors and show titles scattered through a late day to late night schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGO
KPO
O. K
Tom Mix
Judy
KQW
Harry Flannery
KFRC
Gabrie
Lowell Thomas
Charlotte Greenwood
Hildegarde
San Quentin
KSAN
Ginny Simms
Big ‘Town
Nit Wit Court
Dick Haynes
Theatre of Romance
KGOQ
MI Kerc
Fultax Lewis Jr
Pattern Oddities Warned By Faked Frocks
A reader warning notes that the dirndl frock pattern 4683 with shim mery sleeves and bewitching neckline can be faked. Pattern 4582 offers junior miss sizes and fabric yardage, with a list of sizes and a 20 cent price for patterns and decorative motifs from The Hayward Review Pattern Dept.
Mrs Dennis visits son in Ontario as he finishes flight training
Mrs. O. F. Dennis of 21559 West St visits her son James Dennis in Ontario California where he has just graduated as an army pilot from Cal-Acro Field and is stationed at Williams Field Arizona to complete night fighter pilot training. Her other son Jack C. Dennis serves as coxswain and gun pointer with a navy unit in the Pacific area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Dennis
West St
James
Cal-Acro
Shawano Plans Weekly Whist Parties Soon
Shawano officers and district deputy Mrs Johanna Riley plan year activities at tomorrow evenings meeting. Council delegates prepare to attend the Redman and Pocahontas convention in San Francisco on July 22 28 24 and will register at Abelsh.
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Shawang Council
Johanna Riley
Thane
Catherine Wessman
Westfield Ave
Redman and Pocahontases
San Francisco
Abelsh
Mrs. Haines Attends PTA Committee Meeting in LA
Mrs. Plara Haines, president of the 11th District of the Parent Teacher Association, travels to Los Angeles to take part in a State PTA committee meeting. She expects to be away for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plara Haines
Distr
Parent Teuchier's Association
Los Angeles
Parent-Teuchir's Association
Past Matrons Plan Eastern Star Party
Past matrons of the Order of the Eastern Star are planning the Matrons and Patrons event for Friday July 13 at Masonic Hall. The evening will feature entertainment themed like an old-fashioned family album.
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Order of the Eastern Star
To Masonic Hall
Mrs McClure to Return Home After East Visit
Mrs Anna Stode McClure of 4168 Second Street plans to return to Hayward next week following an extended East visit. She attended the First Church of Christ Scientist convention in Boston and visited numerous relatives along the way.
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Anna Stode
McClure
Second St
Hayward
East
Church of Christ Scientist
Bo Story
Mrs Wise Arrives Home After Monroe Visit
Mra C E Wise of 22820 Meekland Ave returns home with her daughter Mildred Wise and granddaughter Judy Moniz. They spent five weeks in Monroe Nebraska visiting relatives and sightseeing.
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Mra
C. E. Wise
Meekland Ave
Mildred Wise
Judy Moniz
Monroe
Nebraska
University Women to Picnic At Home of Mrs Markle
The American Association of University Women plans an outdoor pot luck lunch at Mrs. Harold Markle's home 1720 Crow Canyon Road on Wednesday July 19. Hostesses include Miss Helen Ebert Miss Reborah Webb Mrs Harold McCarta and Miss Alvira Heitman. The event replaces the group July meeting with a 10:40 am start and luncheon before scrapbooks work at Mrs E H Lum’s 2025 Charlene Way.
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American Association of University Women
Harold IF. Markle
Crow Canyon Road
Helen Ebert
Reborah Webb
Haroll McCarta
Alvira, Heitman
Bool
H. Lum
Charlene Way
Hermann Sons Sisters Celebrate Birthdays at Meeting
Hermann Sons and Sisters held a June meeting at the D E S Hall to honor Mrs Emta Simons, Mrs Geraldine Bruhn, and Mrs Viola Correia for their birthdays. Mr and Mrs August Knocht celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary as tables and cakes festively decorated the hall. Cards and dancing followed a galacone evening with a regular business meeting upcoming.
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Emta Simons
Geraldine Bruhn
Viola Correia
Hermann Sons and Sisters
D. E. S. Hall
August Knocht
Pattensons Buy Home Move to 1384 C Street
Mr and Mrs Paul Patterson formerly of 230 Prospect Street have purchased a new residence and moved into 1384 C Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Patterson
Prospect St
Eaeir
C Street
Independent Improvement Club Social Event Report
The Independent Improvement club held a Friday night gathering at the clubhouse with Henry Christensen as president. Volunteers worked the Hospitality House canteen on the 19th while Mrs Grimshaw chaired the event assisted by a list of members. The Independent Junior Club guests, a birthday note, dancing and cards marked a lively evening as Larry Dake introduced junior members.
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Independent Improvement Club
Henry Christensen
Joseph Grimshaw
Ben Mantet
Thomas Petersen
Walter Hansen
Thomas Lydiksen
Jenny
Amy Jensen
Charles Babies
Julia Koenen
Rue
B. EB
Anna Petersen
Lydiksen
Ray Olson
Larry Dake
Dorothy Babies
Sally Brunner
Peggy Allen
Judy Garrett
Margaret Grimshaw
Shirley Bucbics
Patsy Mosegaard
Gordon Dirks
Ben Ramage
John Suda
Mich Evovich
Rob Olson
Cecil Perry
Stanley Curveiz
Howard Koenen
Pupp
George Mosegaard
Independent district school hosts Boy Scout troop formation
Ben Lamkin of Hayward helps lead a new troop formed at the Independent district school with scoutmaster Fink and assistant Bill Schleiper. Ten boys attended the Friday meeting. another session is set for July 17 at 10 o clock. Independent Improvement club chairs the organizing committee including Christiansen Bubies Jensen Silva and Anyx.
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Independent District School
Ben Lamkin
Hayward
Fink
Bill Schleiper
Independent Improvement Club
Henry Christensen
Charles Bubies
Edmond Jensen
Lech Silva
B. X. Anyx
Obituary notes relatives visit and travels in California
Mrs. Joey Astin and Mrs. Dun can Gilchrist visited relatives in Salinas recently. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Souza and family at 1047 Crow Canyon Rd hosted relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lydil gen spent the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Freel Mounk in Concord. Mr. and Mrs. Jacke Steer of San …
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Manuel Souza
Crow Canyon Rd
Joey Astin
Duncan Gilchrist
Salinas
Thomas Lydilgen
Freel Mounk
Concord
Jacke Steer
San
Mrs Rutledge Vacations Mix Up In Auburn Visit
Karly Mason Rutledge, a figure linked with Burbank school, led a visit to Auburn California amid vacation plans. The fragment mentions a mix up during the trip and ties to local schooling.
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Mix
Karly Mason Rutledge
Burbank
Auburn
Calif
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J. W. Holman
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USO
the Gate
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Bigamist
Midway Shoe Repair
Ashland
Pater
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Hayward Review
Castyo Street
Anne Adams
Mrs. Dennis
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PTA Committee
Eastern Star Party
Mrs. McClure
Mrs, Wise
University
Markle
Hermann Sons
Pattensons
Dublin Blvd
Berylyn Meyer
Denver
Colo
Gloria Meyers
Mary Lou Hoagen
Sacramento
Tony Olson
Ga17
Estella Brovich
Frevich
Center Street
Athony
Alfred Soua
Campaldo
Pla
B. F. Goodrich
Silvertown
Wire Information Headquarters
B. F. Goodrich Stores
Castro
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Mrs. Rutledge
Bers
Uncle Sam
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Briceas
Visitone
Clweesyne Foualyast
Montgomery Ward
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