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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
1
Sparz reporter asks E. W. Burr newly elected high school trustee for opinion on helping local boys and girls. Burr argues active community effort, training youth to curb social ills, likening youth care to forest preservation and suggesting a dedicated week to focus attention and stir public support.
In Indianapolis on April 30 Miss Madge Oberholtzer, 25, reported victim of an assault by D C Stevenson former Ku Klux Klan leader, remained unconscious from poison taken after the incident. Doctors said she had been unconscious for more than a week.
FOR SALE two queen brooder stores in good condition and one Ross feed cutter by I Lustig at 529 Watkins Street. FOR RENT neat four room house with living room breakfast nook bath hot water gas electricity garage near East 14th car $30 monthly inquire Box 96 Grove Way Cherryland Hayward. FOR SALE collapsible baby buggy in fine condition new tires cheap 1119 A Street call 356-1. FOR SALE Waxham pallets various ages Anita Williams Castro Valley Hayward. CHILDREN CARED FOR by day in private home Call 240 Main Street.
Washington township in Alameda county hosts the Battle of Flowers festival at Mission San Jose on April 18 and 29. The event celebrates Old Spain with blossoms and a Spanish fiesta, set against Mission Peak and San Francisco Bay.
A birthday tea celebrated for Doctor Alice M. Fisher of Hayward at Professor and Mrs. W H Morris home in Thousand Oaks Berkeley. Fisher, visiting with the Morrises, received many gifts and later attended a Fulton Theatre Oakland party and a Berkeley supper. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J R Davis Berkeley Mrs and Mrs Walter Davis Oakland and others.
A charity baseball game between Hayward Rotary and Lions clubs is planned to raise funds for boys welfare and athletics. Proceeds may exceed 3500 as practices intensify before the April 19 showdown. Club leaders A Linthicum and Rev Josiah Daniel root for strong lineups and local support across southern Alameda county.
Paris April 8 The French cabinet narrowly avoided repubustion in the Senate as a confidence vote on a detail of the Alsace Lorraine issue was decided by a margin of two votes.
Preparations are under way for the Holy Ghost celebration in Centerville. Miss Edit Gomes, captain of the girls drill team, is training the members. Uniforms have been ordered and will be used in the celebration in time.
Chandler Oswild a popular Hayward figure wed Mr Markie in San Francisco after viewing the naval armada. A license was obtained and Rev Wright officiated at St Stephens Church at 12:30 PM. They plan to move to 124 Ronada Street Piedmont on April 17.
Harvard Lions Club pushes to remove unsightly posters from poles walls and public spaces to improve civic beauty. Hal P Angus secretary says city officials cooperation will back a statute to curb poster defacement aiding Hayward’s spring and summer visitor image. The drive supports broader civic beautification.
BERLIN April 3 Former Field Marshal Hindenburg was nominated as the Empire block candidate for the presidency of the German republic after Dr Taries withdrew and urged unity on Hindenburg at the conference.
Babe Ruth, the home run king, collapsed after arriving in Ashville North Carolina and will leave for New York at 3 pm today. His doctor says the condition is not serious and manager Huggins expects Ruth will miss ten days or more, marking a third straight season with influenza during southern training.
The Executive Committee of the Washington Township Health Center met to arrange the pre school drive and to consider other matters. Members include F Vernon Fones president Frank T Busterberry secretary treasurer and J C Shinn W H Ford and Mary Q Brown.
Niles schools report early results from a supplemental milk diet with crackers for students. Principal EB Bristow notes better health among children and growing home interest in proper diet, praising the legislature for funds to feed children in schools.
Preparations start for a pre-school health drive in Washington Township with a April 20 start date. The State Board of Health backs the effort and local doctors offer free examinations for grammar school children. Annie May Scott, public health nurse, will oversee the drive.
Oakland poet Will Hill addressed the Harvard Lions Club at the Pergola, sharing playful and clear poems about old home days to men in business. The event featured Ern Russell and his orchestra performing a sham wedding with two costumed participants.
Miss Evelyn Azevedo of Mission is the Queen of Flowers contender for the Battle of Flowers festival at Historic Mission San Jose on April 18 and 19. Contenders include girls from Washington township. townspeople seek the fairest for the two day Spanish fiesta while Miss Azevedo, last year’s Holy Ghost Queen, seeks royal honors in southern Alameda County.
A new reapportionment plan appears in the Senate with joint authors Senators Herbert Jones Frank Boggs C Baker and M S Harris. The proposal would implement the three eights five eights plan after the 1930 Federal census and would be submitted to voters in 1926 then. The rural districts would hold power under the plan while elections proceed under present constitutional lines until 1930.
Springfield April affidavits and a request for a writ were filed with the Illinois supreme court seeking the freedom of William D. Shepherd, accused of murdering his millionaire ward Billy McClintock. Attorneys said the move is the final defense effort and was taken under advisement.
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