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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1956

Page

7

Oakes Family of Hayward and Early California Hotelier

The Daily Review traces Tony Oakes Anthony George Oakes founder of Hayward's Oakes family and first hostelry operator in San Mateo. He warded under Vallejo and alcalde there, hosted theater figures from San Francisco, then moved to Hayward in the plush hotel era. His son George Anthony later ran Hayward's first newspaper, the Hayward Journal, with Emma Petermann. the Oakes legacy spans libraries, politics, and local papers.

General Vallejo Sonoma San Mateo San Francisco Oakland Hayward Tony Oakes Anthony George Oakes Oakes Tony Emma Oakes George Henry Oakes General Winfield Scott General Sherman Castro Opera House Hemet Faiius Boston Pauline Kenney Sonora Academy Petaluma Washington Hotel George Anthony Crystal Springs Great Belasco Lone Tree Cemetery George Anthony Oakes Beard Antiocheater Hayward Journal Journal Frank Dallam Dallam George Oakes Emma Petermann Mt. Eden Washington Republican Central Committee Alameda County Sacramento Hiram Johnson C. C. Young George Pardee California George A. Oakes Andrew Carnegie Foothill the Foresters, Native Sons and Eagles Livermore Berkeley Alvarado Centerville Emma University of California Livermore Journal Berkeley Gazette Oakland Tribune Pioneer News-Register Pauline Pennebaker Oregon George Paulina Georges Pauline Paul George Paul Oliver Rousseau Organization Marjorie Stephenson Los Gatos Muriel Slatoff San Lorenzo Elizabeth Stach

Author to speak at Aids to Small Business Clinics event

A well known author on salesmanship will headline the final talk at the Aids to Small Business Clinics meeting scheduled for 7 30 p m tomorrow in the council chambers. Joseph F R Gilbert, currently preparing four cooks, will discuss salesmanship techniques.

San Leawdro Halt Joseph FR. Gilbert Technicuc

Trustees Name Mt Eden School Eden for New Identity

Mt Eden school trustees chose Eden school as the new name for the upcoming elementary. The building, planned to open September 1, will be designed for expansion with a staff of 25 and a central district office. They discussed site, tentative plans, and authorization for attendance at professional conferences.

Mt. Eden Mohrland Eden School Wustees John Pappas Lorin A. Iden Eden Ken Netors Eden Avenue West Street Eden Ackeolgile Fury Y . Euture Charles F. Kenney Oliver Kenney

Friden to Acquire Large Eastern Firm

Friden Calculating Machine Company of San Leandro plans to acquire the largest firm in Rochester New Yorks industrial center. The move would expand Fridens reach in the commercial centers and boost its corporate growth strategy.

Friden SAN Leandro — Friden Calculating Machine Company Corporation of Rochester

Adult School Sets For Registration And Merger News

Registration opens March 19 for a spring term starting April 2 at Technical Adult School Broadway and 2nd Street in Galsland offering machine shop theatre and general studies. New classes include group leadership training play writing and voice improvement amid a merger with San Leandro Company Friden stock exchange details and product lines noted.

Sphant Broadway 2Nd Street Galsland Fiske

Lorenzo Village Insurance Rates Dip 8 Per Cent

Lorenzo Village residents hear Village fire improvements cut residential insurance costs by eight percent. Pacific Fire Rating Bureau reports a new Class 5 rating for policies issued after December 25, 1955. Board discusses grant for Grant street and Via Alamitos stop signs and plans for a neighborhood park on Beckman Road. An open forum on Grant street property master plan is scheduled.

San Lorenzo Chantel Street Association Isle Suring Junette Tom Ducsy J. E French and Company Oakland Sanford Grant Street Alamitos Wallace Boggs Arcoye, High School David Alien Leon Juliette Arthur van Etter Hasueen Directtos Janette Washington Menor Homes Association Village Homes Association PTA

Folk Dance Party Set for Saturday at Thomas Jefferson

SAN LEANDRO folk dancers announce a monthly party from 11 p m Saturday at Thomas Jefferson school 14311 Lavie street. Square dance caller Sue Lemmon from Vallejo will lead, and Cayage Twirlers under Frank Maare will perform.

San Leandro San

South County Meeting Tackles Youth Challenge in Fremont

Washington Township residents and students at a Fremont town meeting urged more recreation sites and supervision after school. Speakers proposed dances, use of existing facilities, stronger baseball leagues, and better leadership. Panels debated youth crime publicity, auto controls, drag strips, home moral training, school programs, and parent group expansion. Special guests and officials attended as the meeting aligned with Governor Knight’s youth conference and local solutions.

Earl Smite Fremont Washington Township Wouth Enn Sevien Auvenuc Cynthia Hobertson Newark Suzan Nn Adentiste Damilies Jan Sorenson Niles Marlene Hernandez Food For Thought Sn Buzin Mumford Irvington

New Homes Firm Offers Fast Service in Castro Valley

Holton and Higgins open a one stop real estate insurance and design office in the first unit of a 509000 development on Santa Maria Avenue opposite Castro Village. The 18000 building will house staff for the three acre project with associates including Wiseman Dennis Hutchinson Rev Ven Ness and family. State Farm team includes Mc Laughlin Green Tweedt. Holton has 15 years Bay Area experience and civic activity in Castro Valley.

LLEY Holton and Higgins Santa Maria Avenue Castro Vilree Clyde J, Holton Richard Higgins Harold Wiseman Charles Dennis Thoth Holton and Higgins Real Estate Jim Hutchinson Delbert Rev Gene Ven Ness Holton Shirley Higgins Winsome State Farm Insurance Division Barbara McLaughlin Bobbie Green Earl Tweedt Castro Valley Bay Area Hamber of Commerce Cestro Village Parks Air Force Base Three Acres Santa Marie Avenue

Board Passes Quarry Law Controversial Ordinance Adopted

Oakland. The Board of Supervisors approved the long delayed quarry regulating ordinance amid objections from operators. Two amendments were voted down to maintain stricter slope rules and ban backfilling. Chairman Kent Pursel warned the amendments would erode the ordinance’s teeth. Supervisor Francis Dunn Jr aided passage but signaled sympathy for operator proposals.

Oakland Kent Pursel Francis Dunn, Jr

Horror Comic Fight Meeting At Stanton School

Castro Valley says the Committee for Decent Literature will meet at 8 p.m. Friday in the Stanton school multipurpose room. A film on horror comic books will be shown at the meeting.

Castro Valley Committee For Decent Literature Stanton Schoal

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