Post Office Site Battle in Hayward Sparks City Pride
Inspectors weigh four to five strong Hayward sites for the new federal post office to be built after moving from the Martin Madison building at Main and A streets. Postmaster Harry Gradford and inspector P. Smith praise the options, noting government space needs and lease realities.
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Senior officers visit Company F drill in Hayward
Colonel Ralph Van Deman and Lt Colonel Wayne Allen toured the Co F 153th Infantry drill in Hayward Tuesday evening. They praised Company F property, held in excellent condition by Supply Sergeant Merrit Fox, while Sergeant William Hoare, a National Guard instructor, prepares for retirement next year.
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Wayne Allen
159Th Inf
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Hayward
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Basket Picnic at Pleasanton Fairgrounds October 9
An old fashioned basket picnic and all day outing will be held on Saturday October 9 at Pleasanton fairgrounds under the Alameda County Farm Bureau. Farmers and their families from across the county are invited for a day of events with J J Devel California Farm Bureau executive among the principal speakers. Jaries Sweet of Pleasanton leads arrangements.
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Site options for new post office spark debate
The discussion lists several prospective sites on C streets Heyer lots on Watkins between A and B streets and the Meininger Eschelsen corner at Castro and A streets. Opinions vary on the best location but all agree a substantial building is likely, marking a turning point for addition.
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Out State Cars Group Observes Bay Area Traffic Flow
Special Sacramento report notes 23282 out of state vehicle owners registered this year. Washington leads with 4980 followed by Oregon 4430 and others. Delaware smallest with 4. Chamber representatives Warren and Parsons discuss Bayshore Highway plans with Alameda Hayward officials and county engineers to ease east bay congestion. High School moves forward with a Friday evening blowout for 250 guests. Torch and Sword Club forms and archery classes begin at Hayward Union High.
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Leg Amputation After Blood Clot In Mrs Chadwick
Mrs. Allen Chadwick mother of Bill Chadwick lies at A street hospital recovering from a yesterday operation in which a leg was amputated due to a blood clot that halted circulation. She is progressing well and expected to recover fully. She had been confined at her children William and Mrs Chadwick’s home for two weeks amid fear of drastic measures.
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Weddings Bring Castro Valley Folk Together
Missal Curts and Mr. Fink wed last week by Rev. George Philips. Captain Giddings, longtime valley resident, died at home. Otto Inglerath and Miss Anna Wines married at All Saints Church, wedding trip to Los Angeles. Immovement Club plans whist party on November 19.
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Mr Kuck to Be Buried Friday in Hayward
J Frederick Kuck aged 53 dies in San Francisco September 28 and the burial will be from Sorenson funeral parlors in Hayward Friday at 11 oclock. He was brother of Lily Scwheen and Harry Gansberger of Hayward and H Kuck and Mrs Jo arspring of Sacramento. Interment will be at Mt Eden cemetery alongside the Style Shop opening at the Green Shutters Hotel building in Hayward. The Isabel Block proprietress invites the public to attend and inspect the new establishment and enjoy its pleasures.
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Green Shutters
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Honeymooners Return From Vancouver Voyage
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hinshaw return from a three week honeymoon spent in Vancouver British Columbia. Mrs. Hinshaw formerly Elsie Lamb a local telephone operator. The couple reside with the bride's parents. Mr. Hinshaw serves as chief engineer on a Standard Oil tanker.
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New Instructor Assigned to Fortieth National Guard
Colonel H L T Cavanagh U S A named instructor for the Fortieth Division National Guard covering California Nevada and Utah. Major General Barrows praises Colonel Calkins as Chief of Staff while Cavanagh succeeds Roger Fitch in Washington. Cavanagh who led the 363rd Infantry 31st Division during the war is known to Californians and will inspect Company F in Hayward in coming plans.
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Pacific Rabbit Breeders to Meet in Hayward Next Tuesday
The Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association will hold a meeting at Casal Hall Hayward No 1 Castro Street Tuesday October 5 at 730 pm Rabbits will be exhibited after the business session with a judge pointing out quality features The secretary Edward Korstad invites the public to attend enjoy rabbit tasting and hear about raising rabbits for meat
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Whist Party At Mt Eden School Benefit Event
Friday evening October 22 at Mt Eden School auditorium a whist party will raise funds for the school. Four groups lead by Mary Avila Julia Cecchi Anna Jzegal and Harriet Middleton will present score cards at 60 cents and refreshments will be served. The Parents Teachers Association reports a successful reception last Monday with Mrs Winslow presiding including speeches by Professor John on and Miss Ostrander plus a musical program and community singing.
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Wins an organ and will give to Sunsett
A Hayward Tuesday evening civic center party drew capacity crowds from Highlands, Sunset, and other wards. An organ donated by a visiting Isaacson may go to Adams of Sunset for use in a Sunday class. The High School band provided music for dancing and a local talent program showcased community growth and plans.
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