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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1946
Page
3
Quick or old fashioned oats form the base for a spicy oatmeal cake mixing ground oats sugar salt and spices with baking soda water and melted shortening. Raisins chopped nuts and vanilla are added, two 8 inch pans bake about 24 minutes at a moderate oven.
Mrs. Verna Butts reports trips to visit relatives in Grayson for L. Butts and family, and joins Don Albershardt on a Washington Oregon Idaho tour. Bill Albrecht treated for a back injury, Ruby Gable hosted a social, Roberta Flowers won a door prize, E Ryan hosted a birthday party for Beverly Wyghter.
Miss Miriys Jaine Hoag is engaged to William Patapoff of Los Angeles. They met in the U S Marine Corps in California and plan a September wedding. Hoag, from Maynard High School, was discharged from the Women’s Reserve and now works for a telephone company. Patapoff, USC graduate and Rose Bowl participant, was discharged last April after three years of service and aims to enter foreign trade. The couple intends to reside in Los Angeles.
Librarian George Farrier announces new fiction and non fiction titles in circulation today. Notable fiction includes Breed of the Chaparral by Drake C Denver Dakota Tune and Trumpet to the World by Mark Norris. Also listed are States of Grace by Francis Steegmuller Her Husbands House by Catharine Pomeroy Stewart With Cradle and Clock by Knud Stawmen Gather Ye Hosebids by Irene Covert Nolan and The Man Who Watched the Trains Go By by Georges Sim. Look Who’s a Mother by Margaret Fishback. Non fiction Analyze Yourself by B Pickworth Farrow.
Mary Murphy plans to marry Harold Ivan Navron on June 16 in Are Culit. The wedding party includes maid of honor Anine Murphy and bridesmaids Prager and Fred Olson, with attendees from Humboldt State College where both will study after marriage.
A Saturday night performance at the Veterans Memorial building delighted 45 children with dance and song numbers. A late red rose centerpiece and floral accents framed the stage alongside a chain dance by instructors Aldex Arid and Peggy. Students named include Beverly Young Janet Johnson Jacklyn Silva Frances Davis Diana Borla Jeaneller Vines and many more, with proceeds benefiting the Bill Coady post.
A Ashland church social room gathering Friday honors Misa Thelii Johnson who is relocating to another state. Friends played games and shared refreshments for Mona Whitfield Gerald Johnson Glen Angel June Gabel Dorothy and Curtis Robinson Midd and Mary Kronovich and the guest of honor. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs Cecil Buttes and daughter Marceline and Mr and Mrs Ferry Bonham of San Lorenzo Village who picnicked at Santa Cruz Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul Spracklen and daughter Emily June spent the weekend at Placerville and visited with the Lesher family who moved from Ashland to Placerville a year ago. Lawrence Hemencz, two years Army service. Continued on page 4.
Mrs George hosted the Tamarack branch weekly meeting of the Children’s Hospital of the East Bay. They discussed an AGivity exhibit tea at the Glaremont hotel and welcomed new members Mrs Herbert Munster and Mrs N W Clem ens. Bon voyage gifts were extended to Mrs Mervyn Van xenhein Jr. The next meeting will be at Mrs Jal Hobson’s Stilford avenue home with a potluck lunch preceding the session.
Sixty five children and parents attended the Hayward Library event on Saturday morning titled the Children's Spring Book Festival The Cub Scouts Pack One Den three from Fullview Elementary entertained with a shadow play of The Travelling Musicians of Bremen directed by Mrs Lee Leatherman Librarian George Farrier read two stories and displayed about 27 library books Members of Mrs Paynes Girl Scout troop from Castro
Fifty sixth annual girls playday at Bankeehoal drew many events Saturday under Mrs Wanda Galetti. Activities included baseball folk dancing and group singing, with the PTA serving Cokes to attendees.
The Valley visitors joined a library shadow play featuring Jerry Hornsby as donkey, Mickey as dog, Merchert George as tal, Mike McCabe as roast er, Billy Marlin as first robber, Robert Mouston as second robber, and Jordan Sparks as third robber. Keith Letherman read the story.
Miss Eileen Wilkinson, education minister, announced a comprehensive training project to revitalize British catering industry. The plan expects about 12,000 prospective cooks waiters hotel receptionists and assistants to be initiated annually through training centers across the country.
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