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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
3
A blotchy 1925 classified section lists poultry sales and services, hiring notices, and real estate. Entries mention eggs and White Leghorns, Red and Black Minorcas, a Hayward poultry plant, incubators, and a Lake Chabot ranch for sale. Also included are help wanted, rental listings, and a disclaimer about debts by F. C. Serpa.
Mrs. James R. Whipple hosted a tea honoring Mrs. Ralph Waléver of Taft visiting her mother Mrs. H. R. Hunt. Mrs. W. H. Ford and Mrs. Gertrudée Cotton spent a weekend in San Francisco. The Sillars bought the Tom Sullivan house on Second Street and will move in. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Selon visited Santa Cruz, while Mrs. Eras and Miss Harriet Jones traveled to San Jose to see Mrs. E. H. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Decker moved into Miss Deming’s house on I Street. Mr. B. O. Day, who injured his hand, returned to work at Colts Hardware Co. Postmaster Frank T. Hawes was ordered to bed again. Rev. Harley H. Gill of Sacramento visited friends in a town on Monday. Rev. Aleno Gozee and wife returned from summer outing. Mrs. Florence Hudson returned from Yosemite with her daughters. Prof. Gould, a high school teacher, visited at George Richards’ home and has recovered from illness.
The Reubens family and Mrs Ramsay and daughter stayed with Mr and Mrs F Silva over the weekend. Misses Josephine and Helen Veit returned from a two week visit with their brother Henry Veit in Los Angeles. T and Mrs Delaney traveled to Los Angeles for a several day visit. Miss Owens of Kansas City visits Mr and Mrs Delaney.
Community picnics and gatherings are announced for August 9 at Idlewood Park Niles Canyon and Fembrook Park with Woodmen Woodcraft and neighbors hosting. August 23 invites Eagles and families to Laurel Park Hayward under Alameda County Eagle auspices. September 9 marks the Native Sons of the Golden West Diamond Jubilee parade section. San Francisco says the New Ocean View street car line extension opens September 1.
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