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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1925
Page
4
L. J. Parry known as Hayward's Chiropractor operates as D.C. offering spinal adjustments and health services. The brief notes his practice name Chiropractic Health and ties to local care.
Classified ads announce a large lumber sale at the corner of 6th and Webster streets in Oakland with 150000 feet of lumber, doors, windows, pipes, sinks, toilets, shingles, and free firewood. Delivery offered by East Bay Wreckers on the job.
On April 24 1925 Fred P Schilling Street Superintendent filed a list of unpaid assessments for Sunset Boulevard and Soto Street Hayward under the Improvement Act of 1911. The hearing on May 6 1925 at 8 p m will review bonds representing unpaid assessments and security for those amounts before the Town of Hayward Board of Trustees at the town hall council chamber.
Yesterday results include Portland 4 Oakland 3 Seattle 4 Vernon 2. Today games list Salt Lake at San Francisco Oakland at Seattle Sacramento at Los Angeles Vernon at Portland. Series results Portland 3 Oakland 2 Seattle 5 Weo 7. American and National League standings and box scores appear in shuffled text with team pairings and partial records.
San Francisco April 28 American Legion officials designate May 3 as Americanism Day statewide. State Commander Nathan F. Coombs and State Adjutant James E. Fisk notify all posts to observe the day. National Commander Jas A Drain urges ministers to speak on "For God and Country" next Sunday as part of a nationwide call. Americanism Day was set up five years ago to offset Red and communist demonstrations.
College students from the University of California and Mills College toured Hayward schools and the county library system. Miss Katherine Hogrefe and Miss Barmby led the visit assisted by county librarian Miss Mary Barmoy.
Hayward grammar school pupils will compete during music week starting May 4 in a music memory test directed by Miss Anne Obermuller and Miss Ruth Pebbles. Students listen to a Victrola, then name the composition and composer, with extra credit for identifying the opera or oratorio. Gold and silver pins from the National Bureau for the Advancement of Music will be awarded, funded by lunch proceeds from Hill School.
New York boxing officials will not block the Dempsey Wills bout. Jack Dempsey was informed of the decision during a commission meeting in New York on April 28.
In Niles April 25 a charity board plans a permanent Alameda county branch office if proposed moves by directors succeed. F T Dusterberry of Centerville and F W Jones of Niles attended the April 16 meeting. Current charity work in the area is handled by the Oakland office.
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