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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1925

Page

5

Sparks From Live Wires Highlight Scout Camping Ban

Henry L. Hopkins, scout executive, reports a banner year for boy scout camping after returning to Hayward from Dimond Camp. He notes record attendance and hard work, with two Hayward and one Centerville boy earning Eagle Scout, and many others gaining physical, mental, and moral strength during the summer camp season.

Henry L. Hopkins Hayward Dimond Spark Hopkins Centerville Ibgtr

Judge Behr and Presiding Judge Face Off in Reckless Driving Case

H C Behr of San Francisco faced Judge Jacob Harder Jr in a trial where the judge also served as the complaining witness. Behr admitted guilt after the judge described the incident of Behr forcing several vehicles off the highway. The fine was twenty five dollars, stated as the cause after Behr lamented he might go hungry or into the county jail.

H. C. Behr San Francisco Jacob Harder Jr Behbr Behr

Association plans meat plant and fur factory for rabbit industry

The Western Rabbit Breeders Association, based in Hayward, holds a meeting at M. J. Gracchi's home to recruit at least 450 members and consider a central rabbit meat distributing plant near Hayward. They note dwindling wild fur and rising rabbit pelts used in fur garments, with plans for plant location, management, and distribution to be reported next meeting.

Hayward Western Rabbit Breeders Association M. J. Gracchi Castro Street Graechl California

Ward Holds Fancy Pigeon Flock Record

Hayward has long been noted as the possessor of the largest commercial pigeon left in the United States, but now Judge J. L. Peltier of Foothill Boulevard owns the largest flock of fancy stock. He has built a large loft and plans more as the flock grows.

Hayward United Ray King of Kings Lofts National Pigeon Association J. L. Peltier Foothill Boulevard

Hayward Girl Weds Oregon Man In Oakland Hotel

Miss Marion Fleisher of Hayward married John Burstein of Oregon at a Sunday evening ceremony in Oakland. Rabbi Louis Newman officiated with M. Goldman as matron of honor and Mrs. Samuel Klegman and several others serving as bridesmaids and ushers. The event linked Hayward and San Francisco in a formal union at the Hotel Oakland with a local wedding party.

Marion Fleisher Max Fieisher Hayvard Oakland John Burstein Oregon Ore Louis Newman M. Goldman Samuel Klegman Minne Abrams Mildred B. Glick Henry Summers San Francisco Belton

Legion Post 63 to Hold Busy Thursday Meeting

Hayward American Legion Post No 63 will meet Thursday evening in the post club room on BE street. Delegates to the California Legion convention will be nominated and plans for a barbecue finalized. The California convention is slated for September at Catalina Island. All members are urged to attend as more legion business will be discussed.

Hayward American Legion Post No. 63 California Legion Convention Post BE Street California Caalina Island Hayward Legion

Farm Pear Carloads Shatter All Previous Records

Farm Products Sales Company handles 125 carloads of pears this season. About 100 carloads will be dried at the O’Neill avenue dryer and 25 carloads shipped fresh from Hayward and the Sacramento Valley. President F. J. Cunha notes pay rolls at $6,000 weekly and says records will be broken this season.

Farm Products Sales Company Hayward Sacramento Valley Waller O'Neil Avenue Hayward Farm Products Sales Company Dryer O'Nevl Avenue F. J. Cunha

Grain and Hay Saved by Officer Alves Action

Dublin Canyon ranches escaped a big loss when Walter Alves traffic officer spotted a grass fire at Jensep ranch and rode through a cow path to grab sacks and control the blaze. His quick effort prevented substantial property damage though he suffered minor burns and singed brows.

Dublin Canyon Walter Alves Jensep Alves

Death of Mrs Anne Sessions in California

Mrs Anne Sessions of Hayward died Sunday in a Livermore hospital after two years confinement. A New York native, 32, she leaves husband Ernest Sessions of Hayward and siblings Mrs Mome Failing of New York, Mrs Nellie Chambers of Cincinnati, Onic Morrison of Auburn New York. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm at Sorensen Brothers chapel with interment in Lone Tree cemetery.

Anne Sessions Hayward Livermore Hospital New York Ernest Mome Failing Nellie Chambers Cincinnati Onic John Morrison Auburn New New York Sorensen Brothers Chapel Lone Tree Cemetery

Local Girl Hedwig Lorenzen Dies in Milwaukee Hospital

Miss Hedwig Lorenzen daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Lorenzen of Hayward Wisconsin died in a Milwaukee hospital from a spinal ailment. The nurse was employed at a Milwaukee hospital and her mother was at her bedside when death occurred after travel from Hayward last week.

Hedwig Lorenzen T. AG. Lorenzen Hayward Milwaukee Wisconsin Miss Lorenzen

Southern Pacific Fights for Auto Ferry Rates

United Press San Francisco August 14 The Southern Pacific Company filed in federal court to block the California railroad commission from cutting automobile ferry rates on the San Francisco to East Bay route from 1.05 to 66 cents The company sought a rehearing after the commission denial last week of its request.

United Press San Francisco Southern Pacific Company East Barelies State Railroad Commission Southern Pacific Rail Company Commission

West Hayward Improvement Club Postpones Meetings

Officers announced meetings of the West Hayward Improvement Club serving a large district west of town are discontinued until October due to many members being on vacation.

West Hayward

Union Services for This Month Announced

Union meetings on Sunday evenings will be continued for the remainder of this month by the Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches of Hayward. Pastors announced today. The Sunday service was held at the Presbyterian church with Rev Hansen, acting pastor of the Methodist church, delivering a sermon on evolution.

Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregational Churches of Hayward Hansen

Walnut Creek blast mystery tangled by man's return

The Walnut Creek explosion case grew more tangled when Joseph Rodrigues, the ranch hand partially identified as the blast victim, returned home from Oakland saying he had been there since last Thursday and knew nothing of the case.

Walnut Creek United Press Martinez Aug Joseph Rodrigues Rodrigues Oakland Hayward Farm Products

Aged Hayward Resident Oscar Hill Dies at 73

Oscar Hill pioneer resident of the Hayward district died at his home on East Fourteenth Street between Hayward and San Lorenzo after a long illness. He was 73. A native of New York, he lived most of his life at the same home place, coming to the district with his parents as a child. Survived by widow Bell Hill and four children Mrs McLaughlin Alice Hopkins Edward LeRoi Hill. Funeral services were held Thursday at Sorensen Brothers chapel with Cypress Camp O W in charge. Interment in San Lorenzo Cemetery.

Oscar Hill Hayward East Fourteenth Street San Lorenzo Mr. Hill New York Bell Hill

Key System Plans 22000 Dollar Track Upgrade on Castro Street

The Key System will spend 22000 dollars to improve its Castro street track in Hayward. A special guard rail order from the east caused a delay, with shipment due in about five weeks. The project uses 7 inch girders, new ties and ballast, a concrete base, and an asphalt top for the curve.

Key System Castro Street Hayward C. W. White White

Farm Bureau Leaders to Hold County Meeting

A county farm bureau project heads meeting will be held next Friday in the Harvard Grammar School auditorium. Miss Hilda Faust of the University of California will demonstrate methods of making and preparing frozen desserts. The event starts at ten o clock in the morning and will run all day.

County Farm Bureau Harvard Grammar Hilda Faust University of California

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