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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1944
Page
2
Robert A Kula has recently returned from a hospital where he suffered a severe asthma attack. The 44 year old man is convalescing at his home. 14h Caerre sireey.
Readable fragments show the Danish Sisterhood planning a dance at Dane Hall on June 10 with a business meeting and social event. Names of organizers include Jansine Olsen, Mrs. Signe Mussen, Myrile Lond, Gaia Hansen, and Miss Wilda Ni. Visitors Frany Oakland attended the hast meeting with members Olea May Juliansen and Maria Galerven among the attendees.
A stork shower for Mes Bucy Vingits was held at 1115 Mes Toraver on May 1 with pink and white decorations and a buffet luncheon. Guests included Pitt indo Clavive Gousiives Gertrude Gordon Mleinge Goveid Fried Wentian Mug Mecraig Seu Majorie Vimentel Helty Mimental Virginia te Del Rose Vern Barken-Wine Margaret Dunn Laverty Dotm Tite Hemn Mrs Maced Wille Silva Alberta Lawrsaves Georgia mini LiMnose Ndine Joes Lois Lawreice Weitne Eat Hubby MIT td barry Hyco Hie.
A flurry of birth notices from families across towns names parents and newborns. Marjorie Jo Devrane born May 16 to Abr. and Mrs. G. Horn at 20617 Slay. Marilyn Germaine born May 16 at S524 Tobbel avenue. Clorex Maria born May in Phoen with Lopes family. Joseph Kawurid born May 29 at 28th Mind avenue. Vilton Wantel born May 20. Marvin Danny born May 13 to Morgan at 1M T6Fc avenue.
A jammed evening of bowling sees the Cleaners leading with 6 wins and 2 losses while Bowler Hesri has 25 wins. Tue Maile team holds 22 wins 11 losses against Leader Printing 21 wins and 16 losses in a tight race for second. Monday night scores include 267 and 252 by Haws and Neigh, with totals 603 and 206 aiding the evening’s results.
A group of individuals including Adlia Johnston Katheyn Zornes Marie btn Jattey Love and Louise Wheelhouze will be honored by Pomp Cownell with the degree of Pocahontas at a birthday meeting scheduled for Thursday May 18. The organizing committee consists of Dorothy Praga Virginia Haskey and Madeline Martin. A CoinGE sponsored whist party was held at LDALB.
Members of Uh: Wooten Come cil Christian church will honor May birthday celebrants at the next council meeting. The event will be at the parsonage on Thursday May 38 at 2 pm. Lois Pa LLOT missionary program leads the program with Mrs Hoyle Yours funding the devotions. Mrs Friedavies, Mes Amy Spiva, and Mes Heid setey will oversee arrangements.
The Rosary Sodality prepares a fiesta booth with plans to sell items and raise funds. Volunteers from the group coordinate seating, sales setup, and hospitality as they organize activities for the community.
An auxiliary group donated a check to Shoenaker. The record notes a token amount and mentions related fundraising activities and a planned larger effort. The exact sums and dates are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Bret Harte hosts an adult forum to discuss safety and local youth programs. The event features speakers from the Bay Area Youth Safety Council and county officials. venue and date details are unclear in the fragment.
The unnamed Haberdashery owner Kelly announces the sale of the shop to BB. Pinks with the June 1 transfer date. The Wohhangs Ralls will oversee operations during the transition and the new owner plans to run the business in the same manner as before while assisting with retirement and a phased handover.
A local pigeon club hosts an area race meeting at Hayward Homing Pigeon Society on May 17. Members compete in contests including show events with winners announced by officials.
A promotional folder from a company manager offers canning and drying tips for housewives. The guide, titled Liberty folder, promises practical instructions for home canning, preserving, and meal planning with detailed steps and suggested recipes.
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