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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1925
Page
4
The county agency invites interested people to join a Brown Rot inspection tour April 22 from 1 30 p m to 4 p m starting at 578 Castro Street Hayward County Agent Russell T Robinson leads the U S D A effort to study disease conditions and spray effectiveness in local orchards.
Eddie Collins named Chicago White Sox manager adding to six active playing managers. Bucky Harris, youngest skipper, led Washington to a pennant and world title, proving players can direct clubs without hurting their game. Frankie Frisch struggled under bench pressures with the New York Giants last season.
Sorensen Brothers head home sick with a cold. A new eight room home rises on B Street beside the Smith residence. Walter Trobee ready for the Lions game after a minor practice injury. A nutrition course begins next week under Miss Margarita Wilson. Harvard Ohio League marks Public School Week April 12 led by Mrs Turner. J F Prieste hosts a Sunday dance and picnic with Perry’s seven aces at Alta Vista. Mae Hetance named Alameda county farm bureau secretary. Hayward postal receipts exceed 1924 first quarter, signaling growth. Pigeon racing opens with about 100 birds and a large cup prize. Hillana Valley club holds spring dinner at Pergola Inn in Dublin Canyon. I L Macabes to be installed as president.
Hanford April 12 United Press reports the second man under indictment in the Death Ranch case, W. Mills, was arrested and questioned after authorities took him into custody. They seek Robert McCamish under the same indictment and have a warrant for Mrs Jenie Brewn.
Three sons of R. H. Gray of San Pablo died in a Richmond house fire as parents awoke to smoke. Neighbors helped carry the boys outside, but hospital officials reported little hope for the children.
District Attorney WP believes the wealth at Mystery Ranch is fatally tied to a will and plans to reveal a dying statement soon. McKay asserts the claimant’s evidence points to a fatal construction of the estate.
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