Oakland San Leandro and Skavward Electric Railway Consolidated
The electric road sets its summer schedule with morning departures from the Club House. Cars run at 6.90, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 12:30 p m, 1, 1.80, 2, 2.00, 3, 3.39, 4, 4.30, 5, 6.80, 6, 6.08, 7, 7.30, 10b, 10.40, 11.4% for Elmhurst outward. Doon not to connect with local SF train. Connections at Twenty-third Avenue with Beventl street local, with last SF local at Webster Street. all other cars join Seventh Street local at Frivitvala. On Sundays, Hayward Club House leaves at 7 A. M.
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Talk of the Town Miscellany at Starrs and Local Notices
Pigeons wanted at Starrs Fresh eggs and seed potatoes at Starrs Market The Castro Valley Road torn up for repairs Walter Bullock visited Itay ward Archie Bullock in Merced Poultry disposal at Starrs Geo R Starr fruit market Marriage license issued to Frank Enos and Mary Rodrigus Newmark displays expansive window Inus the best fancy crackers Foresters band to play Mt Eden grove May 6 Carrots at Haywards Steam Laundry Sundermannt and Prowser in Livermore HL E Bronner plumbing contract Dr Lu Elia Cool dentist Grace Hatch and Sophus Federspiel wed May 4 at Presbyterian Church Mayseard Steam Laundry services Photos and clocks Ed Hage talks clocks Miss JH Rice concert May 4 Methodist Church benefit Smith bakery Main Street branch near post office A Smith proprietor
Hayward Bulletin Sees Busy Week Of News And Events
Hayward and vicinity report a lively week with travels of PF Allent and Chas Allen to Calaveras and Rev Th de Garver to Ukiah. Local meetings include the Hare Association and a busy school district visit by Supt T O Crawford. A minor earthquake or explosion rattled the area late at night. Marriage licenses, weddings in SF and Hayward, and social events fill the calendar along with woodwork, upholstery, and furniture work. A UC professor spoke on China life, and local clubs planned entertainments and tours. Recent trials involve property deeds and an adverse ruling, and a coroner’s inquest followed the death of a San Lorenzo laborer. A head-ache note hints at eye strain and an optical exam offer, while shootings and accidents prompt warnings about firearm safety and an unlucky girl’s death. The Cal rabbit and poultry group forms, a native dance, and a Catholic Church wedding mark the week’s social milestones.
Local firms complete new cement warehouse at Adams
I Te and A B Lone Company have just completed a new warehouse at Adams Whey t where they will store cement. The plant includes a direct delivery line from the rep tile into the warehouse and a side-passage to allow reloading into cars for statewide shipment at low cost. The company expects to secure large concrete jobs in the region and reports 20 million bushels of corn on hand or due. A large delegation of local Rebekahs and Odd Fellows visited Alvarado for initiation. The Hayward team’s work was praised and a substantial supper followed, with many attendees listed.
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Ole Clan
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Waley
Lacy
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Meininger
Netlie Nelson
Mesara Jeestn
Christ Smiley
Graham
Alumni Association Plans May Dance for Si Lun Elsie Lavelle
The Hayward High School Alumni Association met in GS Langan’s office and voted to host a reception in honor of Elsie Lavelle’s University of California graduation. The event, a dance, will be held Friday evening May 18 at the Native Sons’ gymnasium, with postal cards sent to members for RSVP. A twofold aim includes greeting the graduate and renewing ties among Hayward’s alumni. next meeting May 11 will elect officers and finalize arrangements.
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University of California
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Hayward High School
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Third Lecture at Cho sregational Church on The Wonderful Century
HL Fay Mills of Oakland lectured on The Wonderful Century, arguing progress in moral, intellectual, and physical realms over the last hundred years. He challenged unknowable ideas, urged reason aligned with action, and drew a large audience with clear, thoughtful delivery and strong subject matter.
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HL Fay Mills
Oakland
Eelf-Condighion
Lively Night As New Officers Take Oath Of Office
A packed Board of Trustees meeting last Wednesday featured reorganizing the board and oaths of office amid rumors of an illegal election. Formal objections surfaced over Brunner’s seat, with Dr Powell defending merit and public will, while claims for payments to various staff were approved before the board adjourned sine die awaiting a new session.
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Election Board Installs New Town Officers After Vote
In a debated session the Board confirmed the new officers with Langan guiding the process. John Hane was named president with Ramage as marshal Obermaller clerk and Maas treasurer sworn in, as cheers for Hermann Sons were noted before adjournment.
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Benefit entertainment at Walive Sons Hall crowd buys seats
The Walive Sons Hall Association hosts a benefit night with a varied program, urging tickets, noting expected crowd and standing-room only risk. The event features a mix of concerts, recitals, sketches, and dancing, with pools on the hour and a promise of first-class entertainment.
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