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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1945
Page
2
This notices a dense ration timetable listing stamps and values for butter creamery Oleomargarine meats fats and oils product coupons with various stamp series and validity through specified dates. It details gasol ine coupons four gallons and processed foods four, blue strips and other stamps with end dates in June and August, including shoes and sugar stamps with June deadlines.
Miny Washburn died in Hayward on May 16 1945 beloved wife of the late Harvey Washburn mother of Allin Toyz Ansley Harry Washburn Vi Nuyis Rufus Washburn Otto Washburne Oakland Mrs Clifford Cooper Hayward and Mrs Ines Covington Olancha Calif survives 36 grandchildren and great grandchildren native of Vernon UK funeral May 18 1945 2 30 pm Hayward Christian Church chapel Soren sen Bros Chapel 1140 B Street Hayward interment Lone Tree Cemetery
Castro Valley notes cover Cub Scout pack and den meetings at Iro Valley School led by master Mike Johnson with monthly meeting nights set for Tuesdays. Local residents attend events, trips, and weddings. Engin Jack Cook and Beth Marcopulos celebrate a brief honeymoon before Ensign Cook’s station in Florida.
Marjorie Janis Murray wed Melvin Barger in Reno. Both attended local schools. Marjorie is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James of Vallejo Street. Melvin is the son of Mr and Mrs Lionel Barger of Suto Street. The couple are staying with the bride’s parents and plan a future home nearby.
Mie Gomes, Mrs. Enna Pereira and Mrs. Angeline Dias attended the State Conference business meeting at the Odd Fellows hall in Oak Tate. Reports on the conference will be given at the next meeting in tune.
No hunting or trespassing signs at the Hayward review today at U S O Pomo Council to nominate officers pen Council of Pocahontas meets at 8 15 p m in the 10 W A regular business meeting with officer nominations noted advisory committee scheduled Marie Mubbard chairs the war advisory committee The next meeting is set for June 7 Mortan’s Salt for Fine Flavor.
On air listings show multiple stations KFRC KPO KQW KGO KPQ and others with programs and times. Entries mention hosts and acts such as Bing Crosby Rudy Vallee Dinah Shore and Noah Webster and include various 1 PM to 6:30 PM slots and town meetings.
In Fresno Mrs Warmer of Ontario was elected president of the California Federation of Women's Clubs at the opening session of a three day meeting for state board and county presidents. Her election over Mrs Albert Launer of Fullerton stood 822 to 635. Also chosen were Mrs Ernest O Lee of Ontario as spending secretary and George Keil of San Francisco as parliamentarian. Mrs La Fell Dickson, national president in San Francisco with the World Security Conference, will install the new officers tonight.
By The Way notes district superintendent Giseaent of Bay Region Methodist churches will be the guest speaker at the Castro Valley Union church Sunday for the Loom service. Friends of Mrs Gale Martin are glad she is at home on Solo Street recovering from an operation. Mrs M S Cunha, long active in the vegetable shipping business, was at their Sat e Street home for the weekend before returning to Devanu on Wednesday.
The Missionary Society met today at the church for devotional work in the morning and a fusion supper meeting afterward. Sewing activities occurred in the afternoon. Mrs. George Baker attended the luncheon with Mrs. Vic Hubbard in charge of the meal.
Phylis Gaddelian born May 6 weighing seven pounds six teen ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Gaddelian at 32a Smalley Avenue. Rosalie Ami born May 16 weighing seven pounds ten ounces to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conrad at 21612 Weekland Avenue.
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