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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1943
Page
2
Report details ongoing Hospitality Hall events over the first six weeks. It notes volunteer roles, guest speakers, and community involvement, including student, university, and local clergy participation. The piece mentions veteran service outreach, housing, and church service highlights tied to the observances and gatherings.
A local school celebration honored Burbank students with a Wednesday party featuring a piñata, music, and several named participants. The event drew parents and staff, highlighting achievements and school spirit despite a cluttered, OCR-scrambled list of attendee names.
A readable fragment notes changes to meeting dates for a local professional women’s club. It lists calendar references and mentions meeting shifts and member coordination, with unclear surrounding context and partial names due to OCR quality.
Fragmented OCR text references multiple names and places with unclear context. It mentions individuals such as Mehran, Melina Seep, Akins, Hines, and a list of apparent places or teams. The mix of garbled words suggests a local sports or community item with unclear event, dates, or scores.
A fragmented local notice mentions a teacher honored in an event with several garbled names and stray phrases. The readable bits point to honors for a teacher figure, with unclear dates or places due to OCR corruption and missing context.
Hayward Union invites senior girls to a June 14 tea at the Green Shutter Hola hosted by the American Association of University Women. Mrs Richard Lock wood supervises as dignitaries including Mrs Charles Daw son and Miss AL virw' Heliwan help greet guests and organize invitations.
The Canadian Legion Post Wo. 114 will install officers for the new term at the TD B hall on Saturday June 12. Members of the Orklind Chapter drill team will attend. Officers to be chosen include Hert Stephens port commander John A Mackenzie vice commander Wilkim Clark second vice commander Charles Davidson adjutant Jake Melvy sergeant at arms and Wes Young inside guard.
K. OC Lodge No 1B Knights at Calumbas elected Thigaurd Coworif and other officers. Installation set for a daily week in Gronre Youdisieh grand in Jain’s Mecluin deputy knight Thomas Kelly chancelor sergeant Torey swatcher Wady Tenieleh troaguyer Manuel Duarte treasurer Thomas Marshall recording secretary Ten Silva and others to serve. Delegates reported on the recent state campaign held at Santa Crus. 1944 vacancy to be in Yosemite Vortes.
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A fragmented OCR piece traces a curious exchange about travel and phrases in a mix of languages. It references Mexico, Dohner, and a distant award, with garbled lines suggesting a playful or cryptic message about journeys, weather, and candy.
Fragmented OCR text shows students involved with collecting old papers. Names and clear details are unreadable amid garbled words, leaving only a vague sense of a school activity and patron involvement without concrete facts.
Officers of the Gils Haywar Migh school discuss awards and nominations at a Friday meeting. Nellie Baggy is unopposed for president with a slate of officers and three yellow leaders to be chosen from Pat Ferris Mary Murphy Para Moy and Audrey Ingraham.
Mrs Hince Roberts was honored at a combined meeting of the Book Section of the American Association of University Women and the Faculty Club at 248 Main Street Tuesday evening June 8. A surprise baby crib was presented by friends. Mrs Clarence Nelson and Mrs AL HW Alligood attended.
A fragment describes a social visit at a woman's home last Monday attended by Mrs. Harry Elbwards and two others. Names and details are garbled but indicate a small, informal gathering with acquaintances.
A string of ill formatted birth announcements names mothers and fathers in San Leandro and nearby areas. Details include baby names such as Jo Kenneth Wayne Richard Jerome Gary Alin Naney Lane Lawrence Eugene Wealle Wugene and others, with weights from 6 pounds 6 ounces to 8 pounds and dates in June and July.
In daylight after a violent night Judge Havoc and Grisell questioned by Roger’s gun, Lilly Fortney dies earlier, Lydia Fortier seeks a bank loan, and Nedda Longtree confronts a glove purchase claim. Eva remains ill as events unfold around Emery Fortney’s murder and a possible trap.
A near Hayward ranch offers a main house with two cottages renting for monthly income, a large dining room, modern kitchen, porches, and extensive fruit trees, grapes, and a garden. Includes well water, wells, and abundant water, priced around 912,000 with terms. Also a level 4 mile ranch with barn, stock, hogs, cattle, poultry, orchard, and 4500 hive capacity, priced at 14000 with terms.
Cozy modern home near buses and markets combines 5 rooms with hardwood floors and bath, plus chicken houses for about 750 layers, well and windmill, garden stand, and rental potential of 35 dollars monthly. Property includes chicken houses, barn, and orchard land, priced around 8500 with terms. Also notes a separate listing for a new home nearby with kitchen, living room, two bedrooms, and furnace, features archwood floors and garage, priced to attract buyers.
An appointment notice lists Mrs Edwi Sparks as Public Health Chairman in the 16th District amid unclear affiliations. Other named individuals include Pavan Teacher and Mira Martha Harvie, with the event tied to a local civic group and technical education figures.
Valley couple to be honored by lodge members for their 60th wedding anniversary. The notice lists attendees and remarks from Mrs. Os Vahel and other local figures, with details about the gathering at Anita Avenue and arrangements for the event.
A birthday celebration for Miss Laredile Thornford is set for Saturday afternoon. Guests include Molin Hea Bou, Arbay views Aplocas Teia, Seta, Tommie O'Con nur, Clavie Tmmel, Bind Schonder, Alvi Cordeiro, Lire Condon, Win Rosa, Wy CMrK, and Imani Helly among others.
Fragmentary notice notes Trinity Junior Guild planning a summer break. The garbled text hints at a gathering or event with limited legible details, mentioning dates and local references but specifics are unclear.
Members of a local Red Cross unit gathered for a reorganization meeting led by chair figures including Mrs. Artin Mowegunds Ole and Mrs. Gar Peagedon. The mix of attendees named several community organizers and noted a few with military or auxiliary ties as plans were discussed.
In a lively gathering the Trinity Auxiliary hosts a radiant evening with musical acts and local performances. Attendees enjoy decorations and socializing, while plans for future charity projects are discussed by the group.
Publication lists display ad charges and policies including rate per insertion, back-to-back insertion rules, cancellations, and eligibility. It notes rates for 4 inch blocks, additional line charges, and the need to insert ads before publication with dates and office contact, including The Review-The News address.
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