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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1945
Page
2
The notice details validity dates and expiration for ration stamps across categories including MEATS PATS and blue stamps, processed foods, Gaboline coupons, sugar stamps, and shoe airplane stamps. It lists issue numbers, expiration dates, and conditions, noting the need for mileage rationing records with supplemental gasoline applications.
Military death notices list Pte John A. Phillips son of Arthur Phillips killed in action in the Pacific region. Pte John L Ornelles son of Mrs Rose Ornelles reported surrounded in action in the Pacific. Walter F Gibson husband of Elsie Gibson killed in action in Europe. Raymond Lopes, civilian at Pearl Harbor Navy Yard, among civilians aiding Pacific war effort. California soldiers released from German prison camps named in recent public release.
Christian Church schedules a vacation Bible school from June 11 to June 22 daily 9 30 to 12 30. Activities include worship study Bible study and handcraft with teachers Mrs Leroy Falmer supervising the primary group Mrs A W Anderson guiding junior and intermediate groups Rev Anderson teaching boys handcraft and Mrs J Brady instructing junior and intermediate girls in handcraft.
Victor Gabriel dr a six pound five and one half ounce son arrived May 26 at Camp Shoemaker Hospital to Mrs Victor Cembellin Frances Olivera 23528 Maud Avenue Hayward. They travel through a recovered allied military personnel camp near a French port en route home after a 60 day US furlough and will report to an Army distribution center for reassignment or discharge. Many men tell of German atrocities starvation and forced marches while moving between camps. The Hayward soldier in the group is Cay 1 Brasill 25037 Washington glped Naval aviation cadet Peter Verzic son of KE Verz of 1708 TD Street. Verzic completed the course at US Navy Pre flight school Chapel Hill NC and transferred to Naval Air Station Glenview MW for primary flight training. Verzic attended Hayward high school 1939 1043.
Dr Walter Friedlander will speak at the Business and Professional Women's club on June 12 at the Green Shutter Hotel. He will discuss European relief and rehabilitation and has a background in law economics social science from Munich and Berlin with Berlin University doctorates. He has held roles in child welfare governance and education in prewar Germany and later taught at the University of Chicago and UC Berkeley. Music will be provided by Dolores Catala Mequila Sena and Dorothy Ernst. Reservations via Esther Penwyentt.
From Rockville Maryland comes word of the June 1 marriage at the Methodist parsonage of Beverly June Bedbury daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Bedbury Scott Bar California and Coxswain Wilfred Bill A Sumner son of Mr and Mrs C N Sumner of Castro Valley The Rev T A Tyler officiated The bride a former Hayward High School student and Yreka High School graduate The groom a survivor of the USS Mahan sinking last December They left for New York where Bill has been assigned to a new destroyer Mrs Rumney will remain with her husband until he leaves and then return to her parents home at Scott Bar.
Viola Correia of KVA presides over R.V.A members Ruth Silveris Furtado Winifred Jensen 2.00 Northern and Helen Perry as they plan to attend a dance at Hotel Leamington Saturday evening. They will then attend the Veterans Memorial building convention in Oakland on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Frank Leonard were honored with a surprise party last night marking their 20th wedding anniversary. A garden dinner at the Leonard home 17 Russell Way drew about 25 friends, and Mrs Leonard received a lovely gift.
Dainivh Sisterhood hosts a flawed tomorrow evening at Dallas Hall with Tal Heller’s nee thestra entertaining. Members Conpmpilies include Den Dii Olsen Evi Meurer Wilda Nor.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a note about events at a USO and a hospitality venue with unclear names. The readable portion lists Pillstouty and Hospitility Hongo as potential locations or participants. No clear date, event type, or outcome is discernible from the text provided.
Mount Eden pupils entertained the graduation class with a party at Mount Eden school featuring ice cream home made cakes sandwiches and games. Mrs Louise Cham el and Edward Roger visited Alameda with Mr and Mrs Willian Donaldson and daughter Shirley for a pleasant day and luncheon. The VIEW members extend appreciation to children and adults who responded for flowers.
The Tius and valley ctup sponsor a dessert bridge on Monday June 18 at Tomy to aid the club's hospital project. Hospital committee members include Mrs. Walter Fliers as chair and Mrs. Frank Winton, with several other officers and tea hostesses named. A short business meeting is at 1 pm, reservations due by June 16 with listed organizers.
Sgt Dutra returns from three years in the South Pacific and Camp Beale to receive discharge at Memorial Day services. The homecoming includes Mrs M Dutra and local supporters praising service members. A parish of Mount Eden and Mount Eden Improvement Club members attend, with scouts and community volunteers contributing flowers and oranges for Bay Area servicemen.
In a windy Cabell setting Eve notices figures moving through rain toward the bamboo wall. Hennesey confronts Bulgar and Weimar, claiming to expose a plan, while Eve hides and frantically monitors the unfolding confrontation and potential discovery.
In Washington a Fuller Brush Co. president and head of the Manufacturers Association of Connecticut visits President Truman to pay respects and discuss matters. The narrative shifts through a tense scene with Dr. Stephenson, blackmail, and a dramatic nighttime confrontation ending with a fatal shot and a troubled retreat by Eve.
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