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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
1
The Spark Reporter, E Masters of Hayward furniture, argues the successful merchant must be progressive, display goods attractively, and clearly inform customers. He warns against resting on old methods as competition from Bay Area towns grows and travels improve access for shoppers.
M S Madsen spent Wednesday in San Jose visiting friends and handling business matters.
In Sacramento April 22 consideration of two reapportionment measures was postponed to 3 p m at Assemblyman Frank F Wilters request to allow amendments and familiarization with new proposals. The Breed one cent gasoline tax bill was set for four p m special order but likely later. Mrs Emily Foster sister of Lena Sorenson Martin Hayward died at Berkeley home. burial planned in Brice Lon Minnesota.
Mr. Wm. Smith was delightfully surprised Sunday as nineteen of his children and grandchildren gathered at Mrs. Fred Mitte’s home to celebrate his seventy first birthday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. R. Krelle and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. Griffith and family of San Anselmo, and Mr. and Mrs. Ror Smith of Berkeley.
In Paris on April 22 a rough brawl erupted in the chamber of deputies during the speaker vote. Deputies cuffed and kicked each other near the president’s chair until the session was suspended and cleared. E Herriot was later elected president with 266 votes from 267 cast while the right wing and communists abstained.
Lions and Rotary clubs resume practice for the benefit game postponed to Sunday April 26 due to a rain flooded field. Analysts say improved Lions form and a recovered Rotary lineup give the Lions favorable odds while tickets remain on sale through the week. In Oakland a garage fire sent 156 guests from the Key Route Inn streetward. damage pegged at 100000 with hotel spared.
Fourteen modern bungalow one block from post office. Inquire 330 B Street, Anton Painting Shop.
Kenneth Milliken head of Pacific National Bank San Francisco personnel told the Lions club luncheon at the Pergola that business success hinges on proper public contact. He warned that rough treatment spoils customer relations and that every action by staff reflects on the business. He urged courteous friendly service and noted three contact forms retail shows telephonic and written. The talk supported High School play Pomander Walk and a San Diego club trip was mentioned. The Harvard Den guests will attend next week’s meeting with Ladies night and officer installation planned for April 29 at the Pergola.
Members of the Women's Auxiliary of the Hayward Legion Post are sewing drapes for the Legion club room above the State Bank. Community members have furnished Legion rooms to support veterans work and plan future aid for the United States Government Hospital in Livermore as soldiers are transferred and needs surveyed.
Earl McDowell Edwards of Fairview Avenue died this afternoon at 1 p m at home. Survived by father Richard C. Edwards, also on Fairview Avenue. A Hayward resident for four years he earned many friends before his death. Cremation will be at California Crematory on April 24. last rites to be announced.
Special to The Review the Niles Chamber luncheon moves to Thursday at Clagsle Grill with San Francisco Chamber of Commerce speakers. F Dohrmann Jr president will discuss Pur pose and Scope. Fred TM.Lcis will cover Regional Problems Affecting Niles Area. Tibbitts a San Francisco civil engineer also joins as speaker. Committee members F Vernon Jones and Charles James organize the event.
The Washington Township Men's Club hosted a Father and Sons banquet drawing 288 attendees. A 14 to 10 baseball game, boxing exhibition, and a detailed program followed dinner at the high school auditorium. Speakers included Ex-Senator F. H. Benson and various community leaders, with Ambrey Laws and Charles Jeiter among the presenters.
The domestic science class from Hayward Union High School will tour a demonstration of modern food preparation at Masters Furniture on Thursday at 2 p m. Factory experts will supervise the session, aiding students and inviting mothers of the participating girls to attend and observe the work under the Foetal educational system.
The text reports widespread land sales along East Fourteenth Street from San Leandro to Hayward, excluding the Cluff property opposite Havenscourt. It notes a surge in values, plans for high class subdivisions, and new street work. Major parcels include the F G Webb 100 acre tract and the Hill Crest Knoll subdivision near the County Hospital, plus the 25 acre Bad Fourteenth Street Tract linked to the old Marlin Race Track.
Demonstration at Masters Furniture Store attracts shoppers with innovations and patented features. The event offers a one dollar merchandise order to every lady attendee as Harvard attendees receive an up-to-date furniture showcase. On Saturday April 25 women’s groups from Hayward are invited to learn about modern cookery features.
Hayward Chamber of Commerce reports a strong second day as 100 new members bring totals near 300. Officials anticipate reaching 206 members and $5,000 in funding this week to support the year’s program and community development.
Senator Burton K. Wheeler testified in a Great Falls federal courtroom denying the government's evidence about alleged misuse of office and illegal handling of oil permit matters in Washington.
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