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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1944

Page

2

S. P. RS. Delegates Return From Sacramento Conclave

Delegates from Hayward council of S P R S return home after three busy Sacramento days. Mrs. Mav Machado named supreme director, Mrs. Mary Chipman elected supreme president. Attending Hayward members include Mary Barba, Bernice Silva, Louise Silva, Helen Souza, Guilherming Pasqual, Mary George, Beatrice Rodriguez, Mae Machida. Next meeting August 16 plans old-fashioned costumes.

Sacramento S. Pros Hayward Mav Machado Hayward Council Mary Chipman

Rebekahs Bring Treats To Shoemaker Solarium

Mrs Mildred Holyoake, Mrs Marie McCully, and Mrs Nellie Newell were warmly greeted by the Rebekah Assembly boys during yesterday visit to their Solarium bringing fruit cookies magazines and games. Others sent wishes via cookies including Mrs Annie Nor Mrs Lilly J Wallace Mrs Florine Nelson and Mrs Laura Brown Also Mrs Brown and Mrs Nor distributed fruit and Miss Theresa Schlosser supplied magazines while Mrs Brown provided games.

Mildred Holyoake Marie McCully Nellie Newell Rebekah Annie Nor Lilly J. Wallace Florine Nelson Laura Brown Theresa Schlosser Brown

Saturday night dance by Gabes of Rhythm at the Navy base

Sailors band Gabes of Rhythm from Alameda Naval Air Base headlines the Saturday dance with a big stage show. Sunday features Candlelight Hour at 6:30 p.m. open night for Junior Hostesses parents.

Gabes Alameda Naval Air Base

Deputy Will Visit Companions Aug 3 Plans Discussed

The Companions of Foresters met last Thursday to plan their next gathering on August 3. Mrs Flor ance Wittkopp and Mrs Emma Pereira were named chairmen and deputy Emma Thiels of Alamedik will visit. The Sewing club postpones its next meeting to July 31 at Mrs Tom Dias home 1179 Russell Way.

Foresters Florance Wittkopp Emma Pereira Emma Thiels Alamedik Sewing Club Tom Dias Russell Way

E Guy Warrens Barbecue At Cull Canyon Home

Mrs E Guy Warren hosted a barbecue at their Cull Canyon residence with attendees including Mr and Mrs Orland Close, Mr and Mrs Jack Hobson, Mr and Mrs Dale Simpson, Mr and Mrs John Sandoval, Mr and Mrs Alfred Frager, Mrs Jack Holland, Mrs Lilien Graff, and Mr and Mrs Den Harder.

E. Guy Warren Cull Canyon Orland Close Jack Hobson Dale Simpson John. Sandoval Alfred Frager Jack Holland Lilien Graff den Harder

Legion Installation Draws Guests From Posts and VFW

Guests attended the American Legion Post and Auxiliary installation with District Commander Art Daniels District Commander elect Richard M H Chamberlain and first Vice Commander elect Charles Lindh. Hayward post commander Andred F Monahan and VFW officer Olin t C Markwell joined Lt. William Hoff home on furlough from the front in France.

Legion Installation American Legion Vth Art Daniles Richard MH. Chamberlain Charles Lindh Andred F. Monahan Hayward Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Olint C. Markwell William Hoff France

Processing Food Declared Essential Job by WMC in California

Walter Gamman of the Hayward United States Employment Service announces the War Manpower Commission and the Manpower Priorities Committee have officially recognized food processing as a No 1 job. He urges all available workers to register at 920 Street telephone 2700 to be advised when aid is needed.

Bomperts California Walter Gamman Aper Hayward United States Employment Service War Manpower Commission Gamman WMC Priorities Committee Gamaman

Sunfrock and blouse pattern 4871 for children

Pattern 4871 offers a breezy sunfrock for girls aged 1 to 8 and a matching blouse. Advertisement requests 20 cents in coins, includes mailing address at Ann Adams Syndicei, 12 Stevenson St SF, and asks for plain writing of SIZE NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER.

Ann Adams Syndicei Stevenson St. SF

Radio Schedule Highlights From Evening Listings

A dense roster of radio programs and stations dated with times and show names. Notable entries include KFRC KQW KPO listings and performances by Louis Lochner Harry Flannery Barry Wood Guy Lombardo and Abie's Trish Rose. The list also features news segments and audience engagement shows across stations KFRC KQW KPO KGO KPQ KGPRC.

KFRC D. Bonnell Kenny Baker Bk. M. Kpo Louis Lochner Harry Flannery KPOQ KQW KPO KGO Spotlight Band Barry Wood Serenade

Bust and Professional Women Dine at Girl Scout Cabin

Mrs Lydia Christensen will take all reservations for the Bust and Professional Women’s pot luck dinner at the Girl Scout Cabin on Tuesday. Her phone number is Hayward 1722R. Mrs Mildred Rossini, dinner chairman, and Mrs Gertrude Blomgren, co chair, remind all members that dinner will be served promptly at 7 p.m.

Lydia Christensen Bustand Professional Hayward 1722R Mildred Rossini Gertrude Blomgren

Baby Drowned Near Home in Navigation Ditch

Kenneth Antone Cozzi three year old son of Mr and Mrs Tony J Cozzi drowned yesterday in a navigation ditch near the family home ten miles east of here.

LOS Kenneth Antone Cozzi Tony J. Cozi Eask Here

Fleet City Hosts Sailor Dance Duo For Parents Night

Leon and Peggy Valdez, a sailor and his wife at Fleet City, perform a lively knock down and drag out dancing routine. They join a Navy show for visiting parents, with Irwin Berke and the Fleet City Band providing entertainment under Ensign O Keeffe.

Leon Peggy Valdez U. G Fleet City Peggy Irwin Berke Will Me Im. c Tleet City Band Ensign O'Keefe

Valle Vista Farewell For Coleman Family At School Auditorium

Val le Vistans bid farewell to Mr and Mrs E K Coleman and daughter Virginia in a Saturday evening event at the school auditorium. Neighbors presented a gift, and community singing was led by Mrs Lois Vincent with piano by Mrs Patrick Wayland. The family will move to San Leandro after nearly 16 years in Valle Vista. Other notes include Cub Scouts meeting with achievements and a long list of local residents attending the gathering.

E. K. Coleman Virginia Colemans Valle Vista Lois Vincent Patrick Wayland N. Bauer San Leatdio B. Vincent Frank Silva Pat Waydand Milton Nordstrom Guy Cauble R. J. Barbey Marshall Fannie Costa E. Exell Joannie Exell D. R. Thomas D. XK. Patterson Jack Watkins CUBS Brooke Vincent Nils Greenlees Eilis Bowman Andrew Hanna Jack Lee Gene Swinhart Charles Waylind Eugene Wheat Dei Bob Rede Nils’ Greenlees Brooke Andrew Charles Bob Motler Warren Hause DB. R. Thomas Cheford Thomas Larry Patterson Paulo Oakdale

Air Medal Awarded to Max Northern

Max Northern son of Mr and Mrs Fred Northern formerly of 1004 Medford Ave has been awarded the Air Medal. A gunnery sergeant on a B17 bomber he served as waist gunner with flights over Murépr t. He attended Hayward Union High School from Fresno and graduated from Alameda High School.

Hayward Max Morthern Fred Northern Medford Ave Murépr

Nas Constructed 4447 Cargo Craft Records

The Maritime reports that Nas built 4447 cargo and special craft totaling 35,404,193 deadweight tons. Construction span is unclear due to garbled dates from Aug 1, 1997, to undisclosed end.

the Maritime Cummington Nas Dune Itm

Wheat Is Plentiful as 1.5 Billion Crop Expected Says WFA

Washington reports the War Food Administration predicts ample wheat for civilians next year despite high military demand. The 1944 supply should provide 227 pounds per person, up one pound from last year and six from 1939. Total supply from this year and last year reaches 1.6 billion bushels with 439 million reserved against a potential short crop. Industrial use may total 118 million bushels, livestock feed 100 million for summer, and 40 million for the remaining year, reflecting tighter corn supplies and lower livestock numbers.

Washington War Foot Administration Armed Services Lend-Lease WEA WPA

Republicans Name 25 Presidential Electors

Sacramento and Seattle report the Republican state convention on Thursday selected 25 electors to cast California’s electoral vote for the Dewey-Bricker ticket. The list includes Gov. Earl Warren, Walt Disney, Jeanette Andreus, Milton Sapiro, James Quinn, Gerald Johnson, Edward Bar on, George Halleck, Charles Connors, Raymond Haight, Sue Weiss, John Bascome, Keith Spalding, Gwendolyn Smith, Fern Young, and Dr. James Scott among others across multiple cities.

Sacramento Dewey-Bricker California Earl Warren Mary Pickford Rogers Beverly Hills Edward H. Tickle Cariel William F. Reichel Oalland Edward Arnold Los Angeles Walt Disney Jeanette P. Andreus Yuba City Milton P. Sapiro San Francisco P. M. Samford Richmond James H Quinn Oakland Gerald R. Johnson Edward B. Baron George Halleck Grassy Valley Ran Dolph Madison San Mateo Charles G. Connors Fresno S. F. B. Morse del Monte William Nickerson, Jr Raymond L. Haight Sue Weiss Leo Anderson San Marino John Bas‘come Keith Spalding Pasadena Gwendolyn Smith Fontana Fern L. Young Calexico James R. Scott Chula Vista

Coogan’s Wife Granted Divorce in Hollywood Case

Flower Parry, a former Hollywood night club beauty, was granted final divorce decrees from Jackie Coogan, the former child actor and current army glider pilot, who she accused of turning their home into a salacious men’s club.

Hollywood Flower Parry Hollywood Night Club Jackie Coogan Coogan

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