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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1944
Page
6
A hometown plea urges buying war bonds to aid service members Mick and Gene overseas, Bill in New Guinea, and Hayward residents like Hayward's governor Dewey. It contrasts wartime sacrifice with political drafts while urging public action and patience in supporting the invasion through bonds.
Queen Street residents report repeated military traffic disruptions as army ships and Navy units move through the area. Vehicles and convoys sparked nightly disturbances, with Marines Air Corps WAVES and WAVES crews expected to linger, while police hunt a cause for malfunctioning traffic signals after hours.
A dedication ceremony Wednesday at noon marks the opening of a new newstand on Band Milin streets in Hayward. Wendel Burke Earl, 22, of 678 Marin Avenue, Wayward, will operate it with support from the Lions Club and the State Department of Education Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation. The project funds and equipment include a push wheelchair and a mechanically assisted chair, funded by Crippled Children’s funds and local contributions. Volunteers, Lions leaders, and civic workers will attend, with newspapers, candy, and cigarettes among sale items.
Jessie Turner 69 widow of Drutus Turner and mother of Mrs. Marlon Tolee Reidt of Stockton and Mrs. Phoeby Parla of Turtock. former steelworker and local community member, a Slowax native of Peorta, TIMndla. Funeral services at Rorensen Chapel Wednesday.
David Alexander Odom, 77, of 22187 Jrouthill Boulevard, Hayward, a native of Tennessee and husband of Margaret Odom, died June in Hayward. He was a member of the Hayward Seventh Day Adventist Church. Funeral services will be held at the Seventh Day Adventist church at 173 Blossomsway on June 28 at 2 p.m. Interment will follow at Mountain View Cemetery.
Batista Mezzano 55 passed away in Starward on June 22. He was brother to John Mezcina of Pescadero and a native of Tale. Funeral services were held June 24 from Sorousca Bros Chapel and at Saint Church with interment at Holy Repulsbre Cemetery.
Josephine Virelux 76 longtime Hayward resident died in San Francisco on June 20. Wife of lute Laurent B Virieux, mother of Mary Saluski Armand Paul Jeanette and Jean Virieux, grandmother of Jeanette Borgo. Native of Paris. Services held at Saint Saints church with interment at Haly Sepulchra cemetery following Sorensen Bros notice.
Eleanor Pacheco 11, daughter of Mrs. Ramona Pacheco and the late Louia Pacheco, died in an Oakland hospital. A Hayward native, she departed from her home at 855 Sycamore Avenue and was interred at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Chris Barroso, 79, longtime San Leandro resident, died recently at home. He was the brother of Rose Barroso and father to several Barroso children including Rich Mandel, Mam and Diegus Barroso of San Jose and Tony Barroso of Sao Francisco. Interment followed at Daly Sepulvive Cemetery.
Native Sons members held a baseball game on Sunday June 25 at the high school field. After the game about 30 members attended a barbecue at Leonard's home on Russell Way. Arrangements for the barbecue were managed by two committees including Wheer Afurka, Laurence Silva, Slot Florence, Ho Collins, and Keens.
The piece argues against topping trees because it leads to unsightliness and heartwood decay. It recommends removing overgrown trees altogether and replacing them with new specimens for long term health and appearance.
In Alameda County Superior Court No 179402 Antonino Troja Rose Marie Troja and Anthony Gerald Troja seek legal name changes to Anthony Troya Rosemarie Troya and Anthony Gerald Troya. An order to show cause schedules July 14 1944 at 2 PM, with publication in Hayward Review for four consecutive weeks prior.
The Sanitary Board of Alameda County California on June 2 1944 adopted Resolution of Intention No BO to acquire and fund street and drainage improvements in Eden Township including clay pipe sanitary sewers along Las Reyes Avenue Marvill Street Clinton Avenue Tal Balean Melody Way Elgin Street West of 14th Street and adjacent rights of way as shown on maps filed April 22 1944. The plan covers storm sewers concrete pipe open ditch storm drain and right of way works with costs to be charged to the district benefited. Subsequent bond issues expected with final maturity fourteen years from July 2 following year under the Deering Act No 914 as amended.
A dated 1944 notice details board actions approving and filing a report on proposed acquisitions and improvements, with plans and costs, and setting a hearing for protests on the acquisition, improvements, or assessments. It invites objections, provides where to file protests, and references the district secretary for further particulars.
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