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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1944
Page
3
Hayward now receives Starling and United Press leased wire service delivering 60 words per minute to the Review office. The paper will roll out a daily edition with local, national, state and world news selected for Hayward readers and prepared for timely publication.
The state plant quarantine bureau announced grass skirts from the South Pacific are admissible into the state. An official joked that no rule prevents sending grass slits back to the United States as long as they are not occupied, noting immigration would handle if they are.
The Review reports a higher volume of local news as part of its program to improve service to the community. The initiative aligns with ongoing efforts to inform residents and strengthen local engagement.
An advertisement touts a liquid asthma remedy named BT Formula, claimed to reduce wheezing and mucus by a physician developed formula. It lists Hayward Drug Co and Brauns' Drug as sources and markets the product as providing relief from asthma spasms.
The new city pool proves a huge success with over 1000 sailors benefiting in its first week. Lt Vincent Farry notes three aims including physical fitness, recreation, and survival training while Ensign Edward Smythe and Lt Farrell supervise activities. Some sailors learning to swim for the first time while others swim for fun.
John J. Amaral and T. A. Perkins were appointed as panel members of the War Price and Rationing Board at the city council meeting Tuesday night. They were authorized during the harvest season to issue gas rations to migrant field and crop workers.
The Ashland Improvement Club calls a special meeting next Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Ashland School to discuss the sewer problem. Attendance is limited to property owners. sanitation information will be provided.
Girl Scout groups from Usy ward Valle Vista Tennyson Irvington Mull Russell City and Castro Valley enjoy a three day camp at Meriorial Park Camp includes swimming sports clay modeling sketching and craft work An array of leaders counselors and volunteers oversee activities Dr Jennie Thorpe and nurses assist with health checks and registrations For Brownie Day Camps July first two weeks districts offer outdoor living to 18 Brownie troops of the Hayward Area Council
Established in June 1942 the Hayward Civilian Defense Office coordinates protective work with Auxiliary Police wardens and Air Craft Warning service. The Housing Service aids influx residents with over 950 couples receiving housing monthly. Community drives include scrap metal collecting 140000 tons and over $10000, rubber 600000 pounds, tin 50 tons, and two paper drives totaling 681? tons $522 and 112 tons $140. Funds support charitable institutions.
For the benefit of the ladies The Review begins today 5, sketching service Look for it each day on the social page Anne Adams patterns have no superiors They are practical and inexpensive They may be obtained by following the directions under the picture.
Barbara Wolfington storekeeper third class in the WAVES and Ensign Donald May pilot wed on Monday June 26 at Ashland Presbyterian church. The quiet ceremony had no attendants. The bride wore her uniform and the couple left for a Santa Cruz trip. Mrs Moy joined WAVES last August and trained at Hunter College. She is stationed in Alameda. Ensign Moy earned his wings last Saturday in Corpus Christi and will go to San Diego after leave.
Norman Dean Vargas edged his sister to the tape when born at 21 41 p m Saturday June 24 at Hayward Hospital Peggy Jean followed at 12 02 a m Sunday June 25 Mr and Mrs N F Vargas of 635 Week Avenue are the proud parents of Hayward Hospital s second double header this month
A simple feminine dress pattern 4840 with few pieces and front buttons. Available in sizes 34 to 44 with 35 inch material. size 36 dress requires 344 yards. Send sixteen cents and include SIZE NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER for order.
Rob ert Edward, child of Mr and Mrs Silva, born June 18 weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce. Parents reside with grandparents Mr and Mrs A W Silva of Sunset Boulevard while Robert is stationed at Fort Riley Kansas. PROMPT DELIVERY of printing jobs at the Hayward Review.
Frager thanks loyal area citizens ministers service clubs and civic organizations for cooperation and credit toward success. He stresses the effort of all community groups and asks for continued support.
The Sanitary Board of Alameda County California in Eden Township adopts a resolution to acquire rights of way and fund extensive sewer and storm drain works. Plans include clay pipe sanitary sewers on Elgin Street and adjacent avenues, concrete storm drains along Elgin and Western Boulevard, an open ditch drain, and a ten foot wide right of way near the Western Pacific Railroad. Bonds will be issued under the Improvement Bond Act with maturities up to fourteen years.
Mrs Ethel G Mara hosted a towel shower for Trinity Episcopal Ladies Auxiliary at Prospective Street residence on Thursday afternoon June 22. Mrs Joseph Brown chaired the towel committee with Mrs A Morigh. reports were read by Secretary Treasurer Marion Browning. refreshments served. guests included Miss Christine Rackle Miss Louise Rackle Mrs Ella Schulz Mrs Mel and Mrs Henry King and daughter.
Harder Center members of the Farm Home department met for an all day session on Tuesday June 27 to learn cleaning sewing machines. Mrs. Maryella Holman supervised the activity with a morning business meeting followed by a noon dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs. B Marshall of Niles road. Members contributed to the Farm Home Department of California for a club mobile to serve coffee and doughnuts to service men on the front lines.
The Improvement Club of the last 14th homesite subdivision will meet at 8 p.m. tonight in Spanish Hall on Niles road. Robert Rich is president and Reuben Rauser secretary.
Nine women on the Review staff received gardenia corsages from Bayside Gardenia Nursery at 20405 Meekland this morning with felicitations on the paper becoming a daily.
The Sanitary Board presents a written report on proposed acquisition and improvements, describing the right of way, costs, plans, specifications, and assessments. A hearing is set for July 20, 1944 at 8:00 PM at 218495 Foothill Boulevard to hear protests on the project and the district's estimated costs.
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