Week of January 3rd Headlines

100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (January 4, 1918)

• Parcel Post Convention Settles Mailing System to Portugal: Postmaster Issues New Rules
• Heald’s Business College Has Record Classes
• Workers of the War Win in Production: Nothing Must Stop Continuous Production
• Noted Woman Pioneer Dies: Mrs. Alice Bethel Archer, Prominent Charity Worker of San Jose
• Mrs. B. Fernish of Madison Street Congratulated on the Military Record of Her Only Son, Charles Fernish
• Institution Comes to Our Home Town: Young Women’s Christian Association (Y.W.C.A.) Establishes Santa Clara Branch
• Louis Camastro Injured in Collision with Motorcycle
• Sugar Shortage: Woman Sugar Hoarders may be Detected and Cited
• Coffee Club an Asset to the Community

50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (January 3, 1968)

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• University of Santa Clara Names Its First Lay Vice President: Lee Case Named Vice President for Development and Public Relations
• City Council Sets Widening of Portion of Scott Blvd. Fronting Underwriter’s Laboratory Offices
• Telephone Cranks Face Poor Odds: New Technology Makes Hand Crank Phones a ‘Thing of the Past’
• City Council Orders Demolition of Abandoned House at 1296 Pierce Street: Eyes Purchase of the Land
• ‘No-No to Go-Go’: Planners Reject Permit for Topless Bar on El Camino and Go-Go Dance Club
• Signers Sought: Petition Being Circulated Favoring El Camino Improvement Association Project
• No Reward for Reporting Vandals: City Council Says It’s a Citizen’s Duty to Report City Park Vandalism but No Reward Will be Offered as Incentive
• Marine Sergeant Edward Cruz, son of Mr. & Mrs. Isador Cruz of Santa Clara, Awarded Navy Commendation Medal with Combat “V”
• Agnews Patients Were Feted During Holidays

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