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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1925
Page
1
Jay Nash leader of Oakland playground work urges calm businesslike action to meet boys needs. He cites inventory of local property before spending and suggests using existing spaces such as schools or uptown bail as centers. He stresses play instinct, guidance, and avoiding forced activities.
Six months after a boyish project, Floyd Jenkins aged 10 built a twelve foot pit in the woods near his Castro Valley home. His father J H Jenkins fell in while milking and, after hours of struggle, slept on a milk bucket. Deputy Sheriff Sosres rescued him at dawn as Floyd confessed responsibility.
Twenty five Camp Fire Girls from Hay ward will stand for honors at the regular court of honor to be held Tuesday evening. Joseph Pestana of Hayward was fined 25 dollars Monday on a charge of reckless driving.
Early steps begun on a $6,000 fruit packing plant to speed completion for the cherry season expected late May and early June. The plant, 59 by 100 feet, will be wooden with a concrete foundation along the Western Pacific right of way near the weight house, built by Bernsberg and Kay for Stewart Packing Company of the Pacific Coast Fruit. Eugene Strowbridge represents the firm locally.
Barry James impersonates Lincoln on a phono graph record given to Hayward Grammar School by Thomas Dias of the Dias Music Store. James spoke at the school and autographed the record he impersonated.
Last rites were held for Harry Witt 25 a laborer and San Lorenzo native who died at Hayward Central Hospital after a ten day illness. Interment followed at San Lorenzo cemetery. He was a son of William and Virginia Witt. Rev Vincent Steffan recently led evangelistic meetings in Hayward and spoke to the Kiwanis Club of San Leandro.
Tomorrow's Bargain Day in Hayward promises savings across stores listed in the Special Wednesday Bargain page. Deals include Cooper Union Suits for $1.00, heavy ribbed stockings, beef by the pound, cakes, silk and wool capes, children's Oxfords, sauerkraut, and luncheonette specials at Auto Grill, aiming to lower living expenses and offer a prize opportunity.
Hayward officials rethink trap shooting as open to women with Diana leading a potential entry rush. About six women discuss joining the newly reorganized club which has set up a four acre range on the Alvalado road.
The last rites were administered for Rosaline Mello aged 16 who died at Alameda County Hospital after a two year illness. A requiem high mass for the repose of her soul was held this morning at All Saints church Hayward with Rev Father Willdogmat presiding.
Salt Lake leads at 6 1857 with several teams listed, including Los Angeles Oakland and Seattle contending. The schedule shows today cards: Francisco at Oakland, Portland at Salt Lake, Los Angeles at Vernon, Seattle at Sacramento. National League and American League matchups follow with multiple city pairings.
About two dozen members of Hayward district Boy Scouts will receive first and second class badges and merit badges at a court of honor held in Hayward under the direction of Judge Harder and Henry L. Hopkins, scout executives.
Paris April 14 The President invited M. Aimé Le Pepin to attempt formation of a new cabinet after Briand abandoned efforts. Briand had told President Doumergue he could not undertake the task to replace Premier Herriot as Socialists refused to join Briand’s government.
Washington April 14 The state department said via cable that swift retribution followed the kidnapping of American George S. Fribner an employee of a fuel company near Tampico Mexico He was rescued by Mexican troops after a battle in which one bandit was slain The bandit leader was hanged a few days later.
The County Farm Home Department of the Farm Bureau outlines a week of meetings starting at Orchard Avenue Center with Mrs. C Sorensen on Grace Street. Planned sessions include Mountain House Center, Mountain House School, Castro Valley Center, Independent Center, and Bayview Center with local hosts. Maryetta Wilson notes 200 mothers and others will attend May 14 to discuss nutrition work.
SAN FRANSICO April 4 The state railroad commission denied portions of the Golden Gate Ferry Co and the Rodeo Vallejo ferry for a rehearing of the recent order reducing rates at these two places.
In San Mateo on April 14 Orvil Camfield of South San Francisco was killed and companion Willon Harbuck was likely fatally injured when an inter urban car struck their automobile at a crossing near Millbrae.
Help wanted advertisement seeking tractor and plowing work. States reasonable charges. Contact Phons Earward 37-32 azatt.
The Valley Fram bureau center plans a meeting at the Castro Valley grammar school to form a boy and girl juvenile agricultural club. University of California agriculture head Glenn Waterhouse will speak on the program’s rapid progress and urge its establishment with moving pictures illustrating the work.
The Hayward Lions Club plans a full delegation trip by car caravan starting at 10 a.m. from B and Castro Streets to visit Plessanton to meet the Chamber of Commerce and local officials, then Livermore for lunch with the Lions. Hal P. Angus heads the committee with Hugh A. Linthicum and others assisting.
Sacramento authorities were alerted to two fugitives believed to be Joe Tanko and Floyd Hall who escaped from San Quentin after a taxi driver robbery attempt. Police pursued them as they fired on officers during the escape.
In San Francisco on April 14 the Clothing Workers of America push for a forty four hour week led to a strike by Levi Tailoring Co employees. The walkout followed the discharge of a union foreman for his union activities.
In Indianapolis on April 14 Miss Madge Oberholzer age 28 died at her home after an alleged assault by D C Stevenson former leader of the Klan. Stevenson faced charges of assault and the victim reportedly swallowed something during the incident.
The Hayward civic league plans a hall event to fund civic welfare work. A whist and 560 game will be played with Mrs. Maz Hegen in charge. Fire incident noted.
In Cincinnati on April 14 testimony linked graft to a license system as Governor presents evidence in the case of three policemen. William Dillare described as a powerful bootleg figure testified he paid nearly $260000 for police protection of his liquor interests.
Robert Gallegos, descendant of Don Juan Gallegos, leads the Battle of Flowers fiesta at Mission San Jose on April 18 and 19. He will open his ancestral rancho to visitors, celebrating the era when Mission San Jose was a central hub of life in Central California.
The Lions and Rotary club prepare for a titanic game next Sunday at Booster Park and the grammar school grounds. Ern Russel, ex Coast League star, joins Lions at third base, a fungo bat is bought by Rotary and stored in a bank vault. Ticket sales rise as benefits flow to the new Hayward Athletic club.
London reports a lavish visit by the Maharajah of Jaipur who resides in Wimbledon. He arrives with four wives, a fleet of limousines, a private airplane, and seventy polo ponies, lodging in a luxury mansion as Londoners toast his wealth and display.
Sacramento April 14 opponents of the pastal Increase failed to delay the seventh consideration of the Breed bill. The postponement motion was made by Senator Will R. Sharkey of Martinez and defeated by an overwhelming vote.
San Francisco April 14 A broad civic and state drive launches to raise 500 000 for a modern fireproof St Josephs Hospital to replace the wooden structures standing 36 years. Archbishop Hanna honorary chairman. Hugo Newhouse general chairman. George Rolph heads central committee.
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