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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1943
Page
3
A brief library spotlight notes White's Book Leader at the city library. Westerns and mysteries are popular choices among readers this week. The item references a review page and notes on genre interest.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions buyers and market activity with unclear names and places. Key entities are not discernible, making a precise summary difficult. The passage suggests a marketplace scene with scattered words about bets, vendors, and sessions, but lacks coherent facts for a solid card.
A washed OCR snippet mentions an anniversary event with scattered words and unclear names. Readable items include mentions of an anniversary and a few letters that may indicate names or places, but the text is incomplete and not enough to identify specifics or outcomes.
A wedding took place here uniting a United States Army officer with an Indian woman. The ceremony was solemn and attended by family and local residents, reflecting cross cultural ties and community support. The event was reported with emphasis on the couple’s background and the formal vows exchanged.
Fragmentary text references birthdes and celebrity status for Larvey Beauchamp. Mentions possible events and dates, but details are obscured and names are unclear. Further readable material needed for a precise summary.
A fragmentary report notes Miss Beacuck joining the WAACs with unclear credentials. The text referencesCUHK ties and teaching roles at a college, along with mentions of a Night School and an executive at Cultornd. It is incomplete and reads as garbled OCR.
Students elect new officers at the Pie Hy Union. Elsie Enol was elected president along with Dorothy MeOH as vice president and Micheline Ghugtions as recording secretary. Names Tavathy Stulptinne and Gasi Gam Hever appear among nominees and voting results noted at the meeting.
Mrs Rewna Ohler will serve as president at the Regaler Veronine Women's meeting. Officers named include Mrs Sieh Steed senior teen president, Mrs Nowa Chiba and others with roles of conductress and guard. Aija Metley and Amy Metley were noted among members as the group elected leadership for the year.
Officers of the Unyywned star lodge No 431, Order of the Eastern Star, to be honored at a meeting on the eighty fifth of a date, with Marian as the host. The event will include a maser coat pet lay and refreshments.
Community notices list two anniversaries with names such as Straid, Mrs Joseph Bohain, and Mavis. The fragmentary text also references a choir, a person named Shane, and various ceremonial details, though many portions are garbled or missing.
Readers at a San Leandro church attend services while a guest list includes notable local women from the University Women and other groups. The event features Miss Elizabeth and Manley Niadodh hosting 14 couples at a social gathering on a Sunday in Hayward, as guests travel from Wayward and PHN regions.
Castro Valley plans a large graduation for June 16 with diplomas to be presented by County Superintendent James L. Mauker. A school play titled Mrates Oleal Garden will be performed by the students, followed by campus activities at Memorial Park with organizers Meat Young and others guiding the program.
Markham students will attend a Yearfind celebration next Wednesday at Murhree High School. The program includes speeches by Abra Mildred Cale and Bret Jharte with a parade of students and staff from Markham association.
Native Sons of the Golden West at Hayward elect officers including Andy Devas as president, Henry Lomeay as vice president, and Lind vice president. Other named officers and members listed in the meeting notes, with nominations and roles discussed for the fall term.
Hayward will have Toa women sopranos in the Calibre Via Shue Department offices. The event names several officials and mentions assignments at the War General building. The notice lists names including Diet. Kelly and Hunt, with details on roles and schedule for the ceremony.
Fray Teens Estmab born at the Putted Stames Naval Hoag in Vattedo Ma. is with his parents Harold Syne and others. The piece lists meetings, events, and social notices including a gathering at 1774 Wassell Way and a retirement leave. Navy personnel, family updates, and local church and social events are referenced, showing a busy community calendar.
Property listing describes a farm near Taywood with 2 small cottages rented at 50 a month, about 1700 laying hens, a stock of livestock including Jersey cattle and horses, and various outbuildings. The sale includes 2% acres with grapes, vegetable garden, and a well supplied with water. Asking price around 12,000 dollars with terms and stock details.
For sale is 160 acres with over 12 acres open land suitable for crops and vegetables. Properties include a 3 bedroom house, large barn with horse stalls, good well water, windmill and wet hogs. Equipment such as tractor and farm implements included in price.
Property listing describes a home with chicken houses, rental value, 342 Highway location near school and transportation, includes improvements like well, windmill, apricot trees, and a separate new home with three bedrooms. Prices and terms vary, with examples: $8,790 for combined dwelling and farm buildings, $7,096 for a home, and $40,250 with immediate possession.
Hayward competition featured riders Mark Hull John Goiig Kiddie Rogers Bill Ward Stine Mig Paul Jones and Dick Anderson among contestants. AM Ward won day one money while Slim Mugg tled for fourth in bronc riding day two. Palomino horses shown by Floyd Galbeatth and Mont Mochin excel in palomina events. Rowell served as arena director and Perry Ivery from Rowett ranch was among the arena officials.
County clerk issued marriage licenses for Duane Joseph Poston and Agnes Amie Gane, both Hayward residents, and Gloria Soto Nousa of Alvarado to Encarna Clo Rablin, with Marie Roytad of San Lorenzo and Kenneth Hogan of unknown, plus other notices of upcoming weddings in Maynard area.
Mrs. C. A. Batengon and son Paul returned home in Salinas. Mrs. Rateen Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patterson of 229 Prospect Street, was visiting her mother when she sustained a fracture to her right wrist in an accident at her hand.
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