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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
3
Professional ad listing Dr. John J. Mundorff refractionist and a chiropractic service. Includes address Castro Street Hayward with telephone line and glasses fitting. Mentions Hayward's Chiropractic Health Service and a Neurocalometer service.
Multiple listings for Ford sedan tractors baby chicks and poultry related items. Includes prices stamp listings for Holt Caterpillar mowers rakes and other farm equipment from Roberta Suplement Co and Roberts Implement Co. Also notes rental houses and wanted help positions with local phone contact details.
The issue lists radio program schedules across cities including Los Angeles Portland and San Francisco with programs from Art Hickman and university groups, followed by a San Jose stabbing report where Mae Whitehouse shot Jesse Mitchell after alleging insults. Sacramento notes the sine die adjournment date set for April 24 at the forty fifth California legislature session.
San Francisco leads the league with 1 win and 0 losses while Salt Lake and Sacramento share an equal start. Yesterday San Francisco defeated Seattle in ten innings, and Portland toppled Los Angeles. The series standings show San Francisco and Salt Lake each with one win. Lost items include a Goodyear balloon tire and a tire cover offering rewards.
Newak notes recount Bluebird Club gathering hosted by Miss Lida Francis and Mrs. John E. Dutra. Mary Bailey won first prize while Mrs. Greb earned consolation. A radio program followed refreshments. Also reports a weekend visit by Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Semas and sons Edger and James Seas to Mrs. Seas' mother Mrs. M. Pracis.
Sacramento April 7 The assembly committee on ways and means reported favorably the Boggs bill for expenditure of 17 500 000 on reclamation and flood control along the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers.
George Nunes-Silva died Sunday evening at Alameda County Hospital after nearly three years of illness. He was the oldest son of Joseph and Mary Alves Nunes-Silva and had spent time at Arroyo before returning home. A weak heart and tuberculosis contributed to his decline. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Catholic Church with burial in Centerville cemetery. He is survived by his wife Mary and siblings Delphine Leonard Joseph Donald Marie Blanche and Carl.
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