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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1930
Page
2
Cincinnati barber shares a five minute recipe to darken gray or faded hair. A half pint water, one ounce bay rum, a ounce glycerine and Bar bo Compound in a small box create a ready to use treatment. Applied twice weekly it leaves no sticky residue and colors naturally.
Aboard the City of New York, John Henry Mears and Henry J. Brown left Roosevelt Field seeking to top Graf Zeppelin’s world-record run. The Lockheed Vega craft, christened City of New York, plans a 1900 mile water hop to Ireland and other long legs via Berlin Moscow to Seattle before returning to New York. Mears previously held world-around records by train and ship. Brown won last year’s Los Angeles to Cleveland air derby.
A movement in Mount Eden Russell City and nearby districts aims to form a fire protection district. A mass meeting is tentatively set for Tuesday afternoon August 26. Residents, with help from Hayward Castro Valley and San Leandro departments, seek county assistance as no local resources cover the area. Mohr tract residents lead the effort.
Car owners are invited to try a Motor Ex-Ray test at Alta Vista Garage two miles from Hayward on the Niles road. The $3 test charge is creditable toward any subsequent repair within 30 days, and the sellers claim the instrument offers clear diagnostic value.
Hayward resident and orchardist Hans Sorensen, 71, died Friday at a local hospital after a yearlong illness. He lived on Sorensen Road in Valle Vista and leaves wife Kirsten and three sons Lawrence, Henry, and Charles, all of Hayward, plus a sister in Denmark. Funeral services Monday at 2 p.m. at Sorensen Brothers mortuary with Eucalyptus Masonic No 9 and Danish lodges in charge. Burial at Oakland Columbarium.
Joseph Silva proprietor of the Medeira grocery in the post office building reported a false holdup scare at his store on 1261 B street. A man entered the shop with a hand in a coat pocket and asked for cigarettes, prompting Silva to alert police. The man paid and left in a car, cigarette purchase completing the incident.
Plans for a Hayward Safety council are underway with Rotary club sponsorship. Deputy coroner Walter Flierl leads the effort to educate the public on traffic safety and methods to reduce accidents in Hayward the main traffic center of southern Alameda County.
A will of Mrs. Catherine Breen bequeaths half of her 2.0 million estate to the University of California. The gift funds the Christine Breon Fund for medical research.
Carlisle Crosby son of Mr and Mrs Peter J Crosby of Harvard has been appointed chairman of the finance committee for the campaign supporting Judge Homer R Spence for re election as associate justice of the district court of appeal. Spence clubs are formed across central California including Alameda Contra Costa Santa Clara and San Benito counties.
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