Fiesta de las Rocas color guard to march in San Jose parade
Major Clarence Mitchell of the 159th Infantry, commanding the second battalion, requests assembly of Company F and allied units to serve as color guard for the Fiesta de las Rocas parade in San Jose on May 13. Harvard Post 68 also plans to send its color corps for the festival. </analysis>
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Herward
159Th Infantry
San
Heyward Company
San Jose
Mitchel
Voorhees
Harvard Post No 68
American Legion
San Jose Legion
Harvard
Has Ward
Gilroy
Los Gatos
Poultry Show May Move Back to Oakland Contention Grows
Hayward Poultry Club has been approached about staging next year’s Winter Poultry Show in Oakland, despite last year’s success in Hayward. Oakland Chamber of Commerce support and higher Oakland venue costs are factors. A Thursday meeting will discuss the proposal with club members and local poultrymen.
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Oakland
Hayward
Hayward Poultry Club
Oakland Auditorium
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
W S. Freeman
Hayward Club
Castro Valley Poultry Man
Freeman
Native Sons’ Hall
R. C. Burgar
Tulare County
O. B H. Hunt
Central Laboratories
Tennyson Club Plans Annual Dinner April 27
The Tennyson Improvement club schedules its annual dinner for April 27 with final plans to be set at a Saturday meeting addressed by Major John Lee Wilbur of Hayward. The event aims to bring neighborhood residents together for fellowship and shared interests. The Federation of Improvement clubs of southern Alameda county meets May 26 to discuss its annual picnic, and the Wohelo group of Camp Fire Girls will serve coffee and refreshments for attendees.
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Tennyson Improvement Club
John Lee Wilbur
Hayward
Federation of Improvement Clubs
Alameda County
Wohelo
Camp Fire Girls
Rotary Directors Name Officers for Coming Year
Hayward Rotary completed its directorate with P. Johnson James Collins Jr Robert Reid and N R Moore elected as directors and Moore named president Walter Trobee elected secretary pending July start all aimed at attending the District Contention in Los Angeles April 18 19 20. Doughty Clemens and the present board reviewed year end affairs including Boy Scouting Welfare Work Philippine Day District Division and finances.
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P. Johnson
James Collins Jr
Robert Reid
N. R. Moore
Hayward Rotary
Sterling Doughtz
Walter Trobee
Moore
Los Angeles
Doughty
W. E. Clemens
Flower Show Delayed Two Weeks in Hayward
The Flower Show postponed from the first week of May to mid May due to illness of Hayward Garden Club president Mrs Florence Eichwaldt. Vice president Mrs J H Clapp presided at the Farm Bureau office meeting. The cold weather prompted the reschedule. Also an advertisement for new spring suits from Kelly Bros. at 971 B St Hayward.
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Florence Eichwaldt
Hayward Garden Club
J H. Clapp
Farm Bureau
Kelly Broz
Kelly Bros
Hayward
Har vard-San Mateo bridge signs draw California notices
E F Pearce and family return from southern California report widespread advertising for the Harvard-San Mateo bridge. Signs in red and yellow proclaim the project, with routes reaching San Bernardino and San Diego. The couple also observed troops near the Mexican border and chose not to approach the line.
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Los Angeles
San Bernardino
San Diego
Hayvard
San Francisco Bay
E. F. Pearce
California
Brige Company
Harvard
Pearce
United States
Dr Browning Delivers Diphtheria Talk to Clubwomen
Harvard health officer Dr F W Browning spoke at Fresno to the 22nd district Federation of Women’s Clubs urging immunization of all children by age one to prevent diphtheria. He addressed about 200 delegates and received an enthusiastic reception for his Bridging the Gap lecture. He is slated to speak again tonight to the Bay Counties Veterinary Society at Dr X Neil Clemens’s Castro street office.
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F. W. Browning
Harvard
Fresno
Federation of Women's Clubs
Browning
Bay Counties Veterinary Society
X Neil Clemens
Castro Street
Community Chest Parley Tomorrow
Hayward moves toward a Community Chest as Hayward Chamber of Commerce directors plan a Wednesday night meeting at the 4 street headquarters to discuss initial organization and campaign steps delayed by welfare board and health centers meetings. The directors are not expected to take formal action but may determine a campaign approach.
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Hayward
Free expert makeup at Brains Drug Store Rexall Haywani
An advertisement offers complimentary expert makeup application at Brains Drug Store and Rexall Store located on E and Castro Streets in Haywani. The note mentions ASG.
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Brains Drug
Rexall Store
E and Castro Sts
Haywani
ASG
Apricot Orchards Suffer Frost Damage in Alameda County
An official report by county horticulture inspector J. Leonard notes widespread frost injury across Alameda and Livermore areas, with 30 to 40 percent loss in apricots and light to moderate damage to pears prunes and cherries. Some districts near Palomares Canyon show no cherry damage yet. A separate Weather Bureau warning warns of more frost risk across northern and central California with potential multi million losses.
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Fenst
Palomares Canyon
Santa Clara County
Sailors Edge Castro Valley Nine In 10–? Victory
The Argonaut crew defeated Castro Valley 10 to 9 in a close Sunday game. Castro Valley outhit 12 to 11 and committed four errors. Orin Crowe sparked the locals with a seventh inning three-run triple. Keys fanned 14 for Castro Valley while Shook struck out five for the sailors. The Algonquin heads to San Diego but hopes for a second game in San Francisco Bay soon.
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United States Revenue Cutter
Argonautn
Castro Valley
Algonquin
San Diego
San Francisco Bay
Castro Vallernes
Shook
Petersen
Terrico
Griffith
Crowe
Brtier
Mellario
Moir
Tervico
Keys
Tony
Bush
Government Hospitality Fund spends on wines and cigars
London report shows official year spending on wines and cigars for entertaining distinguished visitors reached 7965 dollars as disclosed in Government Hospitality Fund accounts.
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London
United Press
Government
Eden Township Trails in Child Welfare Drive Quota
Eden Township lags behind three other southern Alameda County townships in the monthly child welfare quota. Ten’s Home near Niles reports only 21.50 pledged of a 406 goal. Washington Township surpasses the target with about 1500 charity ball tickets sold for a Garden of Allah event. Ruth McCord announced a new worker, Dorothy Coolidge, and a budget committee was formed including Judge Jacob Harder Jr., E. W. Burr, and W. H. Burchill.
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Eden
Alameda County
Ten
Niles
Alameda
Garden of Allah
Ruth McCord
Elizabeth Donrhoe
Dorothy Coolidge
University of Minnesota Social Service
Minnespols
Jacob Harder Jr
E. W. Burr
W.H. Burchill
Francis V. Jones
Accident Victims Recovering After Turlock Crash
Mr and Mrs E L Tripp of Turlock were badly cut and bruised when their car left the Dub inl highway at noon Monday on the drive home from Oakland. They are recovering at Hayward Central hospital. Mr Tripp suffered a rib fracture and Mrs Tripp had a head wound that is only a severe cut, not a skull fracture as feared.
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E. L. Tripp
Turlock
Dubinl Highway
Oakland
Hayward Central Hospital
California Urged to Launch $109 Million Water Plan
The state water commission submitted its final report to the legislature proposing a $109,000,000 water development program. Highlights include a $70,000,000 dam at Kennet to generate power avert floods prevent salt water intrusion and provide irrigation water for the San Joaquin valley.
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Sacramento
United Press
California
State Water Commission
Kennet
San Joaquin Valley
Judge Hardy Defends Self in Malfeasance Trial
Judge Carlos S. Hardy directly led his defense in his impeachment trial, questioning witness Frank Dewar the Los Angeles deputy sheriff. Dewar described border searches linked to the Rose and Steve gang, alleged kidnapers of Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson in 1926. Dewar denied Hardy asked him to manufacture evidence.
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Sacramento
United Press
Carlos S. Hardy
Senate
Frank Dewar
Los Angeles
Dewar
Hardy
Rose
Steve
Aimee Semple McPherson
Judge Hardy
Southern Cross Found Flyers Safe
The Southern Cross found near Drysdale mission station with all four flyers safe after going missing March 31.
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Southern Cross
Sydney
United Press
Drysdale
National Congregationalists Gather for 1929 Detroit Meeting
The 23rd biennial National Council of Congregational Churches meets in Detroit from May 28 to June 4 1929 with the theme Life Giving Convictions. More than 3000 delegates from United States Alaska Hawaii and Porto Rico attend along with missionaries and international church leaders. The election of moderator and associate officers tops the agenda.
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New York
National Council of the
United States
Detroit
Congregational Churches
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Protect Your Home Insurance Offer at 3515 Castro Street
Dale G. Simpson promotes theft and burglary insurance services in real estate and insurance at 3515 Castro Street. Contact Farvford 919 for details on coverage options and rates.
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Dale G. Simpson
Castro Street
Farvford
Used Cars at Dorner and Galbraith Hayward Stand
A local dealership lists numerous used vehicles including 1927 Special Ford 2 ton Track, 1924 Cadillac sedan, 1925 Studebaker Big 6, 1926 Ford Tow Truck and 6 Chevrolet models with new paint or boxes. Company advertises unbeatable prices and hours across Hayward Centerville area.
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Studebaker
Cadillac
Dorner & Galbraith
Hayward
Centerville
D.thurs
Mon
Inc
IARP
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Tennyson Club
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Rotary
Tebbins Bros. Ales Service
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