Glorious Alameda County Fair Parade Opens Tonight
A grand Hayward parade sets the Alameda County Fair in motion with bands banners and the crowning of Miss Eva Lund as queen. A military display leads the procession followed by floats from the Chamber of Commerce and city departments. Fireworks boxing and a countywide exhibition near Memorial Park cap the opening night.
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Eva Lund
Baynard
Alameda County Fair
Hayward
Chamber of Commerce
Automobile
Eva Bund
Haywardites
Fred Walace
Frank Pereira
American Legion Band
American Legion
Legion
City Water Department
Elvira Hebeck
Matis Gross
Anne Galbraith
Margaret Roberts
B Street
Castro Street
Miss Lund
John Lee Wilbur
Freeman
Memorial Park
Federated Improvement Cihs
Service Clase
Merchants of Hayward
Fair events light up upper B street parade and pageant
A Thursday night fair highlights a mammoth community parade starting 8 p m on upper B street. It ends at Memorial park with prize awards for floats and groups. Queen Eva and Princess Elvira Hebeck crowned. ceremony led by Mayor Wilbur. Boxing bouts, joy zone, music, dancing, and farm booth judging follow. A 2 30 p m pet and hobby parade features 400 500 children from Edwin Markham school.
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Upper
B Street
Castro Street
Grace Street
Fair Grounds
Memorial Park
Eva
Elvira Hebeck
Mavis Gross
Wilbur
Welccome—Freeman
Chamber of Commerce
East Alameda
East Bay
Albbert E. Carter
Harry Williams
Oakland
Paul Goldsmith
Alameda County Development Commission
Lions Feast Delights With Venison Dinner and Radio Show
Hayward Lions Club hosts a noon gathering at Green Shutter hotel with venison donated by Carl A. Sorensen and a radio program from KTAB. Norris Nelson joins Lions as a new member shepherded by Rev. Richard C Dar. Pete Verzic admits missing deer shots. parade float plans teased. gatekeepers for the fair announced. Brother Bob from KTAB brings three guest singers and Barney Lewis performs piano pieces.
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Hayward Lions Club
Carl A. Sorensen
Green Shutter Hotel
Sorensen
Pete Verzic
Fair Grounds
Norris Nelson
Lions
Richard C_ Dar
Manuel Soares
Lester Griggs
J.C. Penney, Co
Bob
Ktab
Barney Lewis
Bay Region
Rabbit exhibitors flock to San Diego fair parade
San Diego rabbit raisers led by secretary T. L. De Witt send 22 entries from the county to the fair. De Witt travels in the Pacific Rabbit Growers association car, with Mrs Turner and a large entry list from Mrs Turner and local breeders. Herbert Wildridge of Menlo Park will judge the rabbit division.
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T. L. de Witt
San Diego
Hayward Store Robbed of $700 In Cigarettes
Hayward police investigate a burglary at Western States Grocery, 270 Castro Street, Monday night. Thieves used a car to break into the rear, entering a vacant room and forcing a wall entrance to steal about $700 in cigars and cigarettes. James Henderson reported the theft to police.
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Hayward
Western States Grocery Company
Castro Street
James Henderson
Charles Coburn Dies Suddenly Shrine Leader
Charles Coburn a past potentate of Islam Shrine temple in San Francisco died suddenly Tuesday night in Harvard. He was born February 27 1850 in Ohio and lived in California 49 years. Funeral services will be held in San Francisco with cremation in San Mateo County.
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Harvard
Charles Coburn
Coburt
Islam Shrine Temple
San Francisco
Minnie Coburn
Jack Carren
Coburn
Ohio
California
H. F. Sahr
Cypress Lawn Crematorium
San Mateo County
Pratfor[ Luar
Hayward
Clam Quarantine Issued by State Health Authorities
Dr. F W Browning head of Hayward health reports a state health notice declaring a quarantine of all clams from Marin and Sonoma counties due to clam poisoning cases some fatal The quarantine adds to the existing mussel ban and bans sale or offer for sale of clams gathered in the district.
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Dr. Browning
Xed Kay
San Francisco Bay
Xed
New Jersey
F. W. Browning
Hayward
Eden Township Woman May Win Canning Award
A Chicago contest offers 1250 dollars for the best jar of home canned fruit vegetables or meat. Twelve hundred prizes total 5825 dollars with 2370 to top in each fruit vegetable and meat division and a thousand dollar sweepstakes prize. Judging considers clearness color pack neatness flavor and texture with three judges to select winners by October 1.
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Eden Township
Iris
Chicago
United States
United States Department of Agriculture and
California urges compulsory swimming in Hayward schools
State Superintendent Vierling S. Kersey proposes making swimming a graduation requirement to curb drownings. He notes California colleges already test deep water skills and cites growing use of school pools. implementation hinges on equipment and trained instructors.
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Laws Superintendent of Schools
Kersey
California
Hayward High School
Vierling S. Kersey
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hayward
Oregon Sgricultural College
Rersey
Wercer
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Eldred Fewkes
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Department of Health
Papp
East Alameda Council of Parents and Teachers
Federated Improvement Clubs
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Edwin Markham
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Justine Gore
Katherine Borne
Carl Sorensen
Turners
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