The Rose Family of Niles and Fremont in Early 1900s Life
The Rose lineage ties to Niles and Fremont through Rose Livery Stable, Rose City pottery, and Rose family ranching. Susan Rose Murphy and kin are traced from 1852 pioneer roots to Kim ber Farms near Mission Boulevard. The piece links Rose enterprises, marriage, and community work across generations, noting historic deeds and local business evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Livery Slabie
Niles
Canyon
Rose City Pottery
California
Ber Farms
George
Estin
Mission Boulevard
Susan
Peralta
Rosermond
Sanj City
EdlJose
Querner
Matteo
Niles Boulevard
Glenard
Evelyn Comfort
Rose
Fat
Ruth
Julie Renee Bay
Sammy
Imont
Pe/Mission
Fil's
Comfort
Jalta
Edwinna
Mal.Hobbs
Murphys
Faith
Doll
Alvin
Anamm Fae Neusener
Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Frank Rose
Azore Islands
Susan Brady
Ireland
Tyson Ranch
James Rose
Catherine Kaher
James
Catherine
Corpus Christi
Irvington Park Opens On Fourth of July Ceremony
Fremont dedicates its first community park, a 12 acre site on Cooks Road across from Irvington High School. Major Gen. James R. Winn will lead a fly-in ceremony, Assemblyman Carlos Bee speaks pro tem, and a 300 yard ribbon is cut. The event features music, booths, fireworks, and Smoky the Bear with fire safety materials. The $376,823 park includes a night-lit sports field, grandstand, and play areas with federal funding aid totaling $192,695 in open space and development grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airin Force
Fremont
Newt Tivington
James R. Winn
Norad
Cooks Road
Irvington High School
Carlos Bee
D-Hayward
Assembly
Fremont Dance Academy
Paula Palione
Maria la Magra
Evelyn and
Anieta Bostok
Aenes
Wise
Crest Service
Fremont Scout
Morris Hyman
City’s Recreation Commission
Donald Jorgensen
Washington Township
Dave Marin
Fremont Adult, Softball Association
Iva Brochu
Irvington High School Parents Club
Jane O'Donnell
John Truchard
Jeanne Conant
Carol ‘Lucas
Marshall Park Committee
Jerry Bowers
Harvey Green School
Harold Price
Timothy Rix School
Marilyn Solari
Fremont Girls Sports Assn
Irvington
BART awards due July 13 for Hayward to Oakland line
BART expects awards July 13 for final contracts on the Hayward to Oakland 20 mile transit segment. Bids totaled 2,475,154 for 4.1 miles from downtown Hayward to Industrial Parkway with three firms submitting low offers significantly under the engineers estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Oakland
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Industrial Parkway
Transit Engineers
McGuire and Hester
C Street
Jackson Street
Oscar C. Holmes Inc
Thomas Construction Co
Holmes-Clair Inc
Menlo Park
Gordon H. Ball, Enterprises and Holmer J. Olsen Inc
Danville
South Hayward
McArthur Boulevard
BART
San Leandro
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Gladys Williamson
Irvington Park
Gris Wise
el Ee
Rlal
Janco Redwood
Galton
Mission Blvd
Hesperian
Baily
Mitchell
Amy
Bages
HEINZ
Man
Tatisfaction
Factory Fresh
Golden Bear
Craam
Pony Packs