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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1925
Page
1
Paul Rieger of Berkeley told a Hayward service club that understanding between races and people breeds peace. He urged clubs to expand goodwill and friendliness to curb wars and personal hard feelings, predicting a golden day of peace if all work toward betterment.
An eight year old boy, son of Mrs. M. Bearden of Newark, was killed when the car driven by Will Lazzarrini veered into a ditch and rolled over near Milpitas. His mother and sister, en route to San Jose for Gladys Bearden’s tonsil operation, were injured. The crash occurred while avoiding a hay wagon and a oncoming car.
The Hayward Odd Fellows hall undergoes a $15 000 remodeling with completion expected next month. Architect E P Whitman confirms finish date and the building’s grand design. Dedication plans will follow work’s completion as lodge officials finalize event details.
London April 28 Winston Churchill announced in the house of commons that Britain has returned to a gold standard and has arranged credit of 300 million in the United States if needed. He proposed a 2.5 percent income tax cut and reimposition of tariffs from the former administration.
A garbled small notice lists White Leghorn poultry in New Today sale items. Contains partial names Chas W Pratt and Tele- Branh Band with a Bartlett Avenue corner location and a San Lorenzo reference.
Hayward Rotary Club marked its third anniversary with an annual banquet at the Pergola attended by 200 Rotarians and guests. Paul Rieger urged Rotarians to engage with boys, stressing listening and friendly mentorship over public rhetoric. New officers were installed led by Josiah Daniel with E Willard Burr honored for service.
London April 28 Premier Stanley Baldwin said in parliament the British government has no plan or sign of summoning a disarmament conference.
The Decoto Chamber of Commerce plans to ask Alameda County for additional street lights and related costs. They discussed town improvement at a recent meeting and concluded with a pledge to pursue lighting in localities recently brightened and those historically under lit.
Hugh A. Linthicum will step down as president and Van D. Burke will welcome guests as the Hayward Lions mark one year of existence. Officers include Carl Sorenson, Hal Angus, Hans Henningsen, William Burehill, Rush Brunner and directors Wen D. Burke, Carl Sorensen, Hugh Linthicum, Wilam Stebbins, Jack Mitchell. The gala at the Pergola features Lion Mise Hayward as mascot, Miss Melba Kelly and Exn Russell orchestra, with about 200 Lions and guests expected.
Federal Prohibition Commissioner Harnes will be continued in office, with Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews in charge of prohibition. Andrews announced that hard boiled methods of prohibition agents are taboo and that the policy of do as you like will end with severe punishment for improper actions.
The Washington Township baseball league will commence next Sunday April 26 with teams Irvington Mission San Jose Newark and Decoto. Decoto faces Newark at Newark while Mission San Jose meets Irvington at Irvington. Directors listed include Fred Muller Sr Newark G Smith Decoto M Whitt field Mission San Jose CC Constanse Irvington.
Livermore reports the Stockmen's Protective Association will revive a long tradition with a banquet at Crece's Cafe on May 2 preceding its annual meeting. The event once brightened the calendar with a large guest list and generous plans, signaling renewed enthusiasm after seven years. Hudson-Essex dealer Sid Loewenthal and Bill Burchill donated a Hudson Coach to Mr and Mrs Abrama of Hervard.
Eagles of Alameda County plan a monster parade in Hayward at eight p m in tribute to Charles Heyer president of the local Aerie. About 500 men including musicians will march through Hayward streets to Eagles Hall for lodge rites and candidate initiation.
Paris reports that France will seek a united allied stance on Field Marshal von Hindenburg’s election before acting. A majority of newspapers and the public favor some action.
Five San Franciscans, sole passengers, were rescued when the Hamburg American liner Isif was beached on the Holland coast following a collision with the Cosmos Lines ship Inoka off the river Scheldt. The Isif departed March 21 for the voyage.
SAN FRANCISCO April 28. Police pursued escaped murderers Joe Panco and Floyd Halil after a woman reported seeing two suspicious men at Black Point bridge. Authorities traced the search to the marshy ground near Petaluma, believing the fugitives may be in the area.
Raymond Sweeney of Gary was arrested in connection with the Charles Chesterton area homicide last Sunday. Police believe the victim, shot and burned, was Sweeney's wife in a case involving dismemberment and a fatal shooting.
The Hayward Board of Trustees will erect a new grammar school at Booster Park, costing about 40 046 dollars on a three acre site. Voters approved a 60 000 dollar bond to fund school property improvements, with four rooms added to the new grammar school and two at Orchard Ward. The project aims to relieve chronic overcrowding amid rapid population growth.
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