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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1946
Page
4
May calendar announced by Cy press Camp at 141 Woodmen of the? fields upcoming events and gatherings. Details are partial but indicate a community schedule with multiple activities planned by local members.
The Oriental lodge schedules a degree conferral for May 14 with candidates listed including Nat Fry and Miles Harrington. May 16 shows the degree team at Fruitvale lodge HQ to preview the degree work. T. W. Mitchuitf hosts a visit in San Francisco May 80 with East Bay camps invited, Cypress camp invited to Richmond May 17 dances, and a buffet dance May 18 at Fruitvale camp. A Prernal activities committee meeting at Zerotus Oakland discussed lowering pool rates for children and a city event calendar clearinghouse, with refreshments served by Grace Langley.
The Christian church women met for a regular program led by Lois Patton with devotionals on The Kingdom and the Glory. Barbara Settle Jeannie Rouiller and Anthony Morelli performed, followed by piano by Marion Thorpe. Officers elected included Leroy Falmer president and Don Judd secretary. A service man dinner was planned for May 17 with luncheon served after.
Mr and Mrs Wiliam famin and sons spent the weekend in Fresno visiting Mr and Mrs John than.
Mrs H F Honan celebrated her birthday with a dinner and card party in San Leandro hosted by Mr and Mrs Freel Buckjer. Relatives from San Francisco and Washington visited. Ashland Improvement Club held a lively card party with five prizes and heard an inspirational talk on health programs. Patricia Honan plans an extended vacation in Washington and visits California relatives.
Tennyson Improvement club will meet Saturday night in the school auditorium with Lee Sconyers presiding. Key System motion pictures will be shown. Refreshments organized by Mrs Leonard Wyatt. Visitors from Hot Springs Ark were the guests of Jack and Leonard Whitlock and relatives. Birthday dinner honored Mrs Lauren Robinson hosted by Elizabeth and Minny Lee Whitlock with music after.
The California State Automobile Association will support a national safety drive to advance the President's Highway Safety Conference goals. YW J Brannier of San Francisco, president of the American Automobile Association and CSAA director, and Edwin S Moore, CSAA Public Relations manager, represent CSAA at the conference.
A Saturday radio schedule lists KQW KSFO KGO and other stations with music shows and orchestras. Present were Mary Lou Rockwell Fayd Dahl R L Whitlock Wayne Whitlock Leonard Whitlock Jack Whitlock Minna Lee Elizabeth Whitlock and Mr and Mrs L Robinson attending a Strand Orchestra event featuring The St Francis Orchestra and Band.
Byways notes reveal Miss Connie Merritt en route to Tuscula Illinois for a two month visit with relatives and friends of her parents Leon and Merritt. Engagement announced to Walter C. Danielsen. In Hollywood, Jack Hanley and wife dine with others at Earl Carroll’s restaurant while Reagan Berry Wyman and Joydane also seen. The Schilling residence sold to Dr BD Steinberg who will set up practice there. Mahar family heads to Veronica Oregon for a Mother's Day reunion, first time all five years. Councilman Jask Holland celebrated his birthday. Masonic club members and wives attended a gathering.
Tlave ward Community Theater board meeting approved the selection of George Wilson as director for the mystery production Night Must Fall. The cast includes names such as Wiar McManus Jane Wilbur Virginia Clapp and others. Additional plans cover a two night showing at Montclair Wign's club house and new public play reading and one act play groups. A barbecue at Memorial Park was proposed to honor the crew and staff.
A social gathering at the Berdina road residence of Mr. and Mrs. Bodie in Castro Valley welcomed guests including Miss Elizabeth Hunt of Los Angeles and Captain Morris B. Reid of the Air Transport Command en route to Tokyo. Captain Reid, a former squadron leader in England, stopped briefly and also visited Fairfield during the coast tour.
Dr Frank Oppenheimer physicist and Rev Robert W Moun chairman of the San Francisco Council of Churches will speak at the Northern California Win the Peace Conference in San Francisco on Sunday May 1. The conference aims to mobilize hundreds of delegates from science church labor and civic groups to establish a permanent California Peace Committee as a peoples lobby for peace.
A frank report to farmers explains international Harvester backs production to overcome lost time due to the strike. Extra shifts, dealer parts, and delayed shipments are aimed at restoring machine supply, though some items remain disrupted. Management emphasizes quality over speed in this emergency effort.
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