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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1927

Page

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Soares Opens Egg Packing Plant With Gala Dedication

The formal opening and dedication of Frank Soares egg packing plant near the W P tracks drew 200 attendees including Calvin Coolidge and Agriculture officials. The business moved about one million dollars in egg sales last year, employs sixteen or more workers, operates several trucks, and processes about two carloads of eggs daily. The 50 by 100 foot new building on a W P spur signals growth for Hayward.

Frank Soares W. P Calvin Coolidge Department of Agriculture Hayward W.P. Campbell Soares W. P. Spur

Program For All Parents On April 25 At High School

The High School Parent-Teacher Association invites all parents including fathers to an evening meeting in the high school auditorium on Monday April 25. A notable address by a well known educator will headline the program. Mrs. Winslow, re elected president, will preside.

Winslow

Easter Party for Children at Masonic Temple

The Eastern Star plans a children’s Easter party at the Masonic Temple next Saturday from two to five o’clock. The organizing committee, led by Mrs BG C Billingsley Mrs T J Cline and Mrs Nels Clemens, says the preparation is almost as enjoyable as the event itself.

Eastern Star Masonic Temple BG. C. Billingsley T. J. Cline Nels Clemens

Mothers Club Meeting Set for April 20 at Abrott Home

The Hayward Mothers Club will hold its next meeting at Mrs. William Abrott's home on Smalley Avenue on Wednesday April 20. The previous gathering on April 6 at Mrs. Vincent Stroebel's home featured a program by children with piano pieces performed by Ruth Hoar Berthe Maude Clemens and Marjorie Oakes.

Hayward Ciuy Wiliam Abrott Smalley Avenue Vincent Stroebel Ruth Hoar Berthe Maude Clemens Marjorie Oakes

Hammontree Takes Over Toron Inn to Reopen

Fred Hammontee, a famed restaurateur who lost Pergola fire fame, assumes control of Toron Inn on East Fourteenth Ashland Friday. Expected quick renovations, aiming to restore Toron Inn to prominence and rival Dublin’s Pergola with Hammontree’s new management and local backers.

Fred Hammonteee East Fourteenth Ashland Toyen Iecome Hammontree Pergola Dublin Caiyon Hayward New York Arrowhead Inc Tom A Tezard Toron Inn Ms. Hammontree Los Angees Cooper Players Toyon Inn Fred Hask

Rabbit Industry Expands In California And West Coast

A recent extension service bulletin notes California leads U S rabbit production with Southern California near 1 million dollars in sales in 1925 and 20 000 weekly dressed rabbits. The industry supplies meat fur breeding stock and by products while domestic demand grows and Hayward area anticipates regional expansion.

California United States T. of C. Extension Service Australia Belgium Great Britain New Zealand Hayward

Scooter Contest Winners and Prize Details

The T. and T. Super Service Station hosted a scooter contest won by Walter James Jr who lives at 742 B Street after turning in 640 coupons equal to 16 000 miles The second prize went to Lester Knauff of Mediard Avenue for 425 coupons 10 625 miles with a similar scooter sans bell Others followed in order with names and ticket counts The judging and counting were done by Franklin of The Review in the presence of Woodward proprietor The contest concluded Sunday night.

Walter James, Jr B Street Lester Knauff Mediard Avenue G. C. Bowers A Street Jackie Holland, Jr Juaquin Avenue Tckets Hays Willow Street Morrison Grace Street Roland Griffin C Street Tekets Ivan Swickard E Street Tony Matos 1St Street Walter Downs Suth Fred Langford Castro Street Howard Hubbard Buddie’ Blair Waler Butcin Peralta Street Franklin Woodward

Good Friday and Easter Services at Trinity Episcopal Church

Public urged to attend Good Friday services from 12 to 3 PM at Trinity Episcopal Church officiated by Reverend Hitchcock. Easter morning services planned for April 17 with special music led by Miss Rackle, organist Miss Prowse, and a duet by Miss Rackle and Mrs. Grayden Darling.

Trinity Episcopal Church Hitchcock Miss Rackle Miss Prowse Grayden Darling Traisy Chateau

P T A Reports From District Federation Convention

High School P T A heard reports from the Second District Federation of P T A convention in Hayward. Delegates praised the three day session, an open forum followed, and nominations were announced for July offices including President Mrs R Winslow and other officers.

Parent-Teacher Association Federation of Hayward R. Winslow Hans Henningsen A. C. Billingsley C. W. White E. Frates A. C. Knauff Mary Dickson Henry Oliver Sterling Doughty G. A. Annand Walter Smith

Legion Play Set for May 5 at High School Auditorium

American Legion presents Baby Mine a musical comedy with Leonard Lustig as financial manager saying it promises remarkable artistry and fun. He predicts a hit and notes ticket demand is strong as Legion aims to raise funds for a memorial flag pole in the city plaza.

Baby Mine American Legion Leonard Lustig Mr. Lustig Oakland Legion Boys City Plaza

Stirs The Natives Stir Washington Coverage

The piece notes Hayward's Hubbard squala and a 10-pound squash grown by B F McLanaghlin gaining attention in Washington City. Robert Rede is shown a picture of the squash with a larger display than the Congregational outfit, while local shop interactions spread the news to Washington papers. The tone highlights publicity over politics.

Hayward Hubbard Squala B. F.mclanaghlin Washington City Congregational Robert Rede

Schooled by Adversity and Its World History Crest

A reflective passage argues that history is shaped by leaders, revolutionaries, philosophers, and discoverers who endure adversity. It emphasizes how adversity molds and reveals great minds across nature, art, science, and morals.

Names for new sub division at The Pines draw many offers

The Review reports a naming contest for a new sub division at The Pines end of the car line. Designers Mumford and Hanson offer $25 to the winner, with many business people and residents submitting ideas before the contest ends in about a week.

Camp Fire Girls Plan Play to Raise Grove Funds

The Camp Fire Girls of Castro Valley will present The Call of Wahelo on April 30 in the Castro Valley school auditorium. Proceeds go toward planting a grove of trees on the school grounds.

Wahelo Camp Fire Girls of Castro Valley

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