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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1943
Page
3
A naval hero from Oak Knoll marries Miss Virginia Pur tine in a Haywinal Lutheran church ceremony. The event features Revieteach and local family members, followed by a wedding supper attended by parishioners and neighbors. The groom is released from hospital care shortly after.
The article recalls Corporal Avaciina from Hayward, a World War II army man, who lived with family in Reno and was educated in Hayward. It notes his service, a May evening death near the valley, and references his brother Tay and the local community remembering him.
Plans for the Valley PT A commencement are rapidly advancing with committees appointed. Mrs. Fred Youste and Mr. Huy wand Deed Yee head the organizing party to oversee graduation activities. Mrs A W Morris, Reaves, J Mee and Anthony Taylor will assist in related preparations and services.
The article records that nurses aides commenced hospital duties, detailing shifts and early tasks. It mentions assistant roles, patient care duties, and the progression of new staff into hospital routines, highlighting daily responsibilities and the integration process.
Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church is set to begin with supervision by Mrs J C Derroll as superintendent. Teachers include Mrs Ton Willis Mrs Berritge Washburn and Mrs Denton Tey ch along with Wilbert Henry and Mrs Lie ney assisting in nursery and junior groups. Intermediate and memory work duties assigned to Jamiey Leeharids and others as listed.
A local Crippled Children's Guild marks its fifth anniversary with plans for a gala at the Galehrid Women's Club, 1428 Alice Street, Oak Head, featuring civic leaders and supporters including Gerald Whitaker and Mare shift Robinson, aiming to raise funds for philanthropic efforts this year.
Navy officers and wives stationed at San Pedro and Portola attend a social at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Jordan, with guests listed from several ships and stations. The gathering marks a friendly farewell and introduction to local community members, featuring civilian hosts and Navy personnel.
A page fragment reports a family celebration for a one year old boy named Hendley Olon Best. Attending relatives include the boy’s grandmother Af. (Orie Best), Mrs. Ehixel Banhurline and her daughter Louise, and others such as Art, Patriot Francis, Ahindia, Heth Molnark, Archie Avant, and Jan Torowa. The tone mirrors a local society note from a community paper.
Virginia Cray, a high year Brownie scout, trains with the Dingwall wing team and may join as a member. The article highlights her solid progress with Brownie group leaders Le G, Van Monten, and Hay werd Mhnige guiding her training and goals.
Members of the Mie Tlayward Auxiliary and American Legion Post 68 under Mrs Duneess rehabilitation chairman plan a visit to the Velere ius' Hospital near Livermore next week. Names of visiting party members include Mrs ate, Mrs Plorence Parke, Mrs Jere Tuna Peares, Mr Zoffe Cray nan Abs, Mary Ferdinand. Poppies were sold during the Memorial Day campaign, and Captain GC Bonner of Hugwand Army Airfield spoke at the June 1 auxiliary meeting on home front efforts.
School district superintendent Ts. Paulsen spoke on Social Service in Action at a Tuesday church meeting. Mrs. Job Rogeno and Mr. David Dickey assisted, with Mrs. Arthur Cahel coordinating the program. The reception committee was led by Mrs. Dduaiel Hlucker.
Plans discussed for St Anthony Tiesta to be held at Saints' Catholic Church from July 9 to 21. Parish gathering will feature Miss Katherine Hopier and Miss Kinis Ojeda with refreshments under Mrs Vivi Marshall, Miss Nevraa Coehlo, and others coordinating activities.
Mrs. Maryella Totunun of Hayward will give a demonstration for Gilliver Mas university extension service at the South-areaniz Homemakers in Gale Ini Wadnesday. Weather permitting the event will be held at the rlekdale tht school aus Wore. Display tables will feature pantry items vegetables preserves and home conserves prepared by Homemakers.
Lucy acted as hostess for a Monday Night club gathering at her residence on June 7. The event, described with playful phrasing, featured the gathering at 769 Jackson Sirens, with emphasis on the quirky atmosphere and attendees.
Mrs. Vialy Morse of Los Angeles, sister of Mia, honored by Defendsani palatines on the Hevasiony in the Pext week Mea Moree resident in Los Angeles visiting in the Navares attended by Edward Friedrichy Myde Enertind Jael Tehson Dot Manley Kanneth Fry and A L Camimbell A family event was held Wednesday Jazz at the Sherman home £ 1095 Montgomery revenue.
A high school girl from New York City won five dollars in a school essay contest. The participant, Mite Slevett, recently transferred to Dram Miter College high school. She earned seventh place in an inter-school event judged by Reding, with the topic Why fu Te College. The winner’s guardians are Mr and Mrs Morrig D Shevett. her upcoming plans include entering the university at California in the fall.
Mrs. I. Haines, newly elected president of the 16th Wisconsin unit, was a guest at a council consultation on the afternoon of the 7. A luncheon was held at the home of Miss Wolet Tena. Ward. Mes. Tinted plans to widen the Mablu Victory Link Committee at Dreutwaud on Wednesday. On Monday June 14, she attends the Tetadtection corporation of the Atinredy Connell.
A fragment reads like a local notice or teaser with unclear names and dates. The legible elements reference a mystery at a western location and an event or day described in compressed form, suggesting a brief item about an upcoming or hypothetical occurrence.
Hill and Valley Club arranges support for a hospitality library project. Marlin W. Haley was appointed to oversee the Moray final of Me Maynardie community events. A meeting was held Monday afternoon to approve plans for the outing at Orland Close, with Rev. Jackson B. Welstec as guest speaker.
Trinity Guild hosted a card party Friday described as a lively social event. Howard Bure, president of the organization, oversaw arrangements while guests enjoyed the themed evening and shared hospitality with members and attendees.
Shawno Circle selected officers at Monday evening’s meeting. Elected were Mea, Mary Thibbard, hot Simons, Pocahantae, Mes, Reha Tondixen with roles including record keeper Mea, Catherine Weasnan, chair Mrs. Lewisa Rol, and others such as Mrs. Anna Enos, Mrs. Vivian Wesanan, and Mrs. Adriana Pligg. A gathering of members followed the session.
Life memberships were awarded to two High School P T A members. Marytson and Ms. Tyler received recognition from the district superintendent at Maynard High School. The celebration included remarks by Boies of the district and other officials.
The WOR, Marne home will reopen to Hovarbees of the Girl Black H comelyoat the Bayward Union high school Tuesday evenings. The gathering aims to initiate new members as an assembly, with host Vex and seniors guiding them. Faculty of the girls athletic department will attend.
Nurses at Hayward Hospitality House hosted a June 7 dance for guests from the Avin Hospital and service members. More than 496 armed forces attendees danced to music supplied by Caparis. In June, 7,900 service men enjoyed Hayward hospitality through church and private aid.
Mr and Mrs Frank Gennert host a daughter birthday gathering with numerous guests from Oakland Norfolk San Antonio and Maye Wird. Attendees include Diane Stable Patricia Drake Sharon Varels Genenna Tata Coyne Patieia Wagner Tarhara dean Ferels Nandy Mike Laly and Maris lyn Hichards.
Collect Cans A high school in Mazclan Pennsylvania ran a week long can collection contest among rooms finishing with a total of 29 000 cans collected by the end of the week.
The page markets numerous rural and suburban properties near Hayward including a modern 3 bedroom home with a large dining room and breakfast area, a two bedroom modernization with large garage, and several farm and stock ranch listings. Prices range from 2750 to 9800 with terms like $600 down. Properties emphasize ample land, chicken facilities, wells, gardens, and nearby schools and shops.
Wallace on Weip Richar Wallace of the Chevrolet agency reports Nas trips to Southern California and San Diego for a coast fishing venture. Mrs James Hug departs Hayward for Greenville Rhode Island to join her husband, an Army Air Forces lieutenant. Return news covers residents traveling to Plainsville Texas and Medford Avenue, with a guest joining the Wayland home. A gold pin is awarded to Ernest W Olivar of Wayward for 20 years of service with Standard of California. Juror lists feature Hayward residents serving in Oakland Superior Court. A 10 day jail sentence is imposed on B Tu Wright for reckless driving and evasion charges. Local groups plan at the San Francisco convention and Ladies' Auxiliary meeting. Red Cross mobile unit reports blood collection in Hayward and future visit. Castro Valley Rod and Gun club plans July 2 dinner for wives and guests. Birthday observance for Mrs Zola Williams at Baywood Avenue. Memorial services for Palma Circle No 11 Woodcraft held at Dante hall with Mrs Mabel Hoyer in charge. Mrs B G Meat and son Bradley return from Stockton visit.
Classified display advertising rates from The Review The News give per inch charges with advance payment rules and minimums. Details cover single and multiple insertion discounts, cancellation deadlines, pickup of ads, and error liability limitations for the publication at 521 Castro Street.
STOCKHOLM Sweden reports that Sweden has decided to evacuate Milan Rome Swedish families in Italy amid fears of Allied bombing. The move followed a Sweden’s national day celebration by the Rome colony and notes the king’s birthday on June 16.
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