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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1925

Page

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Hayward Compared to Middle West Towns by Foster

W J Foster, tied to the Automotive Service in Hayward, compares the town to growing Middle West cities noting similar vitality and climate differences. He praises local friendliness, urges faster neighborly bonds, and suggests road improvements and a large electric sign on A street to attract transcontinental tourists and Bay region visitors.

Hayward Middle West W J. Foster Foster Santer Wile Hayward Bay Region

Centerville Woman Seeks Druid Queen Honor

Miss Peggy Santos, Centerville candidate for queens of the Druids Festival in San Jose May 23 24, earns backing from the focal lodge and friends. If elected queen she would receive a 456 diamond ring and a sedan prize valued at 1356.

Peggy Satos Centerville San Jose Focal Druids Lodge Iss Santos Druids

New Tile Building In Centerville

Centerville progresses on a new tile business building for M. S. Francis. Contractors will complete the structure within the week with a 42 foot frontage on Main street and 60 feet depth, space for two store rooms, foundation strong enough for two stories with the upper floor to be added later.

M. S. Francis Centerville Main Street

Pioneer Burns To Death In Riverside County Home

Winchester Cal April 20 James Toad 66 a pioneer resident of Riverside county was burned to death when flames destroyed his home early today in Winchester.

Winchester Cal James Toad Riverside County

For Sale Stone and Cannery Tomato Plants

A classified notice offers Stone Tomato plants and Cannery Tomato plants for sale. Inquiries should go to Henry Jorgensen of Mt. Eden California. The item includes a note about last winter being good for cross words and cross chains.

Stone Cannery Henry Jorgensen Mt. Eden Calif

Many Bargains Listed On Page This Week

Specials galore and mis-spelled words fill The Review Wednesdays page with bargains for all. The feature lists items from Kelly Bros to The Auto Grill with prices, and invites readers to spot errors and win a prize.

Sis Sonny Big Brother Dad Oxfords Mamma Kelly Bros Madsen Wilbur Market E. Verzic Beran’s Shoe Holmes Auto Grill

Court Fines Speeders Eighty Eight Dollars

Fire speeders paid eighty eight dollars into the local court treasury this morning after answering violations of the state traffic ordinance. Nine cited did not appear and will be brought to the next session.

Woman's Body Found in San Francisco Bay Identified

The body of a 44 year old woman, identified by a brother about hours after recovery, was found floating in San Francisco Bay. Police suspect suicide but will continue to investigate. The Breslaver family formerly lived in Redding.

San Francisco Edith Breslaver Breslaver Redding

Wheeler Acts Scored in Trial By Salesman

In Great Falls Montana on April 28 a salesman testified at the trial of a former scandal investigator leader alleging misuse of office. Gordon Campbell an oil man and Lewis Wertheimer a stock salesman testified that Senator Burton EK Wheeler promised to take care of oil permits in Washington for Wheeler’s client.

Federal Court Great Falls Mont Burton EK Wheeler Washington Gordon Campbell Montana Lewis Wertheimer

Richardson to chair California American Legion endowment drive

Governor Richardson accepts chairmanship of the California State Committee to direct a national American Legion endowment fund campaign. California’s quota is $400 000 toward a $5 000 000 goal to aid disabled veterans and orphans, with May set for launch and notable supporters including Hoover Wilbur McAdoo Quinn and Alma deBre ttville Spreckers.

San Francisco Richardson American Legion Endowment Fund Californa United States California Elt American Legion Endowment American Legion President Coolidge Hoover and Wilbur Wm. G. McAdoo John R. Quinn Alma deBrettville Spreckers

Ball Game Postponed Between Hayward Lions and Rotary Clubs

Owing to severe weather the baseball game between the Hayward Lions and Rotary clubs is postponed. A new date will be set by both organizations and ticket holders should keep their tickets ready. Mr and Mrs Lewis Silva attended the Pleaganton races Sunday last week.

Hayward Lewis Silva Pleaganton

Portuguese Army Clears Revalts Turmoil

In Lisbon the Portuguese army swiftly ended a brief revolt that began Saturday morning and lasted about a day, with only light bloodshed as machine gun and artillery fire raged briefly before repression and control were restored.

Lisbon

High School to Stage Play Friday Night

Harvard Union High School presents its annual three act play Friday evening April 24. The production, Pemander Walk, features Miss Lenora Glenn of Sis Celece and promises a charming portrayal of quaint townsfolk.

Harvard Union High School Lenora Glenn Sis Celece

Senate Passes The Breed Bill In California Senate

Sacramento April 2. With no dissent Senator Arthur J Breeds bill to include certain roads in the highway system passes. The Bay Shore highway is added. The Boges bill also passes approving acceptance of the California Debris Commission and outlines reclamation funding of 17 506 000 dollars shared by federal and state governments for Sacramento and San Joaquin river district work.

Sacramento Arthur J. Breeds Bey Shore Tower House California Debris Commission Sacramento and San Joaquin River District

Boy Scouts Test Program at Dimond Camp Oakland

Henry L. Hopkins of Hayward announces a series of monthly tests at Dimond Camp in Oakland for Alameda County Boy Scouts. The program will start with first aid demonstrations for first and second class Scouts, followed by signalling and knot making demonstrations in subsequent weekends.

Dimond Oakland Alameda County Boy Scouts Henry L. Hopkins Hayward Alameda Hopkins

Pigeon Industry Gains Ground in Hayward District

R Y Moore of San Leandro told Hayward Rotary that 15 families have moved into the Hayward district for pigeon lofts and flying. He discussed pigeon botts in the U S and Europe, noting Europe is advanced while the United States is just starting. Peter Crosby Jr. spoke on a forthcoming dramatic club play and Rotary ball game plans were updated amid rain delays. The annual ladies night is set for next Monday at Per gola with a 10 percent attendance goal.

Hayward R. Y. Moore San Leandro United States Europe Air Moore America Peter Crosby Jr Dramatic Club Rotarians Jacop Harder Jr Rotary Ball Club Lions Pergola

Twin Cities Memorial Day Service Planned in Hayward and San Leandro

A joint memorial observance is planned for May 30 at Hayward Lone Tree Cemetery with speakers from Alameda State Railroad Commission veteran circles and local veterans groups. Participating bodies include San Leandro and Hayward American Legion posts Spanish War Veterans Company F 159th Infantry National Guard San Leandro, Hayward Veterans League and local chambers of commerce. Representatives from both communities coordinate through Legion and Civil War Veterans leaders to organize the event.

San Leandro Hayward Hayvard Lone Tree Henry G. Mathewson Alameda State Railroad Commission National Guard of Hayward Veterans League Chambers, of Commerce Benjamin Giddings Jack Flynn Legion Post Jesse Sawyer

Masters Furniture opens new store with large attendance

The Masters Furniture Company held a grand opening last Saturday night. Mr. Masters presented a pleasing program with top quality entertainment. The new showroom is among the finest in the district and was tastefully arranged.

Master’s Furniture Company Masters

Hayward W C T U Meeting Set For April Twenty Second

The Hayward W C T U will hold a meeting on Wednesday April 22 at 2 88 pm at the residence of Mrs A O Pimentel 646 Second Street.

Hayward Mra. A. O. Pimentel Second Street

Final bid to save Reid ends as court appeal fails

San Francisco April 20 A final effort to halt the execution of Clarence Reid was staged as attorney for the condemned man abandoned a Supreme Court appeal and prepared a second writ of habeas corpus to be filed in district court. Warden Smith of San Quentin may be ordered to show cause why Reid should not be released. If the appeal is denied no further stoppage is expected. Reid faces execution Friday.

San Francisco United States Supreme Court Clarence Tuz" Reid

Extermination of predatory animals aids farmer in county

Alameda and Contra Costa counties report 412 coyotes 73 wild cats and 57 raccoons removed in seven months. Supervisor Earl V. Sands notes that the program uses skilled trappers, not bounty, and highlights mount Diablo and Frick Ranch efforts. More funding is sought to extend effort as season begins.

Earl V. Sands Alameda Contra Costa Contra Costa County Sands Diablo Shetp Mount Diablo Frick Kellar Livermore

Posses Close On Desperate Convicts In California

Sacramento reports sheriff and deputy search along the Sacramento river from Yolo county to Merritt for two escaped San Quentin convicts believed to be Joe Panto and Floyd Hall. They are suspected of murdering local merchant Joe Litzburg and of attacking and robbing several people nearby as capture was expected hourly.

Sacramento Sacramento River Yolo County Merritt Joe Panto Floyd Hall San Quentin Panco Hall Joe Litzburg

Irvington Church Adjusts Meeting Time and Updates

Irvington Community Church shifts to a 4 pm meeting time and suspends Sunday evening services for now to better serve local children and youth. R Martinez Merrion of Alvarado was admitted to Oakland hospital after a deranged incident involving his wife and child. A new grandstand is planned for the Irvington school baseball park funded by lumber purchase from Leal & Hansen. Mr and Mrs Raymond of Hate Irvington and Mr and Mrs A L Silva of Newark are traveling to Los Angeles and Mexico and expect to return soon.

Irvington R. Martinez Meriion Alvarado Oakland Jack Orlacdo Orland M. George Centerville Leal & Hansen Mr. Raymond Hate A. L. Silva Newark Los Angeles Mexico

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