Sacramento Driver Cited After Near Miss With Officers
Harry L. Schmid of Montgomery Way Sacramento is cited to appear in Livermore next Monday on reckless driving charges after a weekend collision near Pleasanton with Traffic Officers F. E. Macabee and Walter Alves. Officers report Schmid drove at 45 to 60 mph, swerved into the officers’ car, sending it into a ditch with front wheels broken. Alves and Macabee credit their survival to driving skill.
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Harry L. Schmid
Montgomery Way
Sacramento
Livermore
F. E. Macabee
Walter Alves
Schmid
Pleasanton
Hayward
Alves
Macabee
Alfred Wilson Dies After Three Years Illness
Alfred Wilson aged 80 died at 11 Sunday morning at his home at Oak View and Rio Vista streets after a seven year residence in the area. He leaves wife Mrs. Mary Wilson and a son. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made and will be held at Sorenson Brothers Funeral Parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wilson
Oak View
Rio Vista
Mary Wilson
Sorenson Brothers Funeral
Lambs Host Eagles Rock Couple for Short Visit
Mr and Mrs W J Lamb 1466 Prospect street entertain Mr and Mrs D M Jackson of Eagle Rock California for two days. The guests are friends from Carlsbad New Mexico and will return to their southern home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Lamb
Prospect Street
D. M. Jackson
Eagle Rock
Los Angeles
Jacksons
Lambs
Carlsbad
New Mexico
South
Hayward Man Ends Life After Ill Health
Antone Soares, 48, killed himself Sunday night on Oak Street leaving a note blaming long illness. Found Monday by nephew Joe Mendonca, Soares was unmarried and known as an amateur photographer with fine gladioli. An inquest by Deputy Coroner Pratt was held as a formality. funeral plans not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Soares
Joe Mendonca
Soares
Oak Street
Pratt
Hayward Leaders Travel to Yosemite for League Meeting
Mrs. Ruth L. Rogers Hayward town trustee and her daughters Marian and Evelyn Rodgers leave for Yosemite Valley to attend the California League of Municipalities convention August 16 to 20. Delegates from Hayward seek civic solutions through talks and discussions led by health and legal officials including Dr. F W Browning and Mrs Browning with other potential attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth L. Rogers
Hayward
Marian
Evelyn Rodgers
Yosemite Valley
California League of Municipalities
F. W. Browning
Browning
F. Zambresky
Prentica
W. White
Bassett Couple Return From Lake County Vacation
Dr. and Mrs. R. F. Bassett of 504 Main Street are back in Hayward after spending two weeks at Lake County enjoying a pleasant vacation.
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R. F. Bassett
Main Street
Hayward
Lake County
Three Bucks for Two Haywardites
Vincent Strebel Jr and Bartlett Russell of Hayward Building Material Co claim three deer in four hours while hunting in Livermore hills. Strebel killed two and Russell one, including a 144 pound beauty and two around 100 pounds each. They credit skill over luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Vincent Strebel, Jr
Bartlett Russell
Hayward Building Material Company
Livermore Hills
Strobel
Russell
New Jersey Visitors Enjoy Hayward Highlands Summer
Aug 3 Mrs Edw J Deaser and daughter Kathleen of Morristown N J stay with Mr and Mrs Cornelis MacBarron for the month and plan a western tour lasting months before returning home They praise Oregon state sights Mrs H D Sawyer and daughter May Belle return from two months at Strawberry Calif near Lake Tahoe Mrs Larrison of San Francisco visits her Leach relatives in town then plans a Los Angeles trip Mr and Mrs Frank Shotts host Aunt Mrs John Green of San Diego Calif and anticipate a visit from Myrtle Kingsley of Hemet Calif ready for further summer plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Highlands
Edw. J. Deaser
Kathleen
Morristown
N. J
Cornelis MacBarron
May Belle
Strawberry
Calif
Lake Tahoe
Larrison
San Francisco
A. A. Leach
John Green
San Diego
Initiation and Card Party Planned by Hayward Eastern Star
Six candidates will be initiated by the Hayward Chapter of the Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple Friday night. A program and refreshments are planned. The chapter also prepares to entertain East Bay matrons and patrons August 27 at the Masonic Temple. A sewing club card party for members and friends is set for September 3 with prizes and store cards as prizes.
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Hayward
The
Eastern Star
J. C. Hanley
East Bay
Masonic Temple
Farm Center to Hear H E Belton on Poultry Appliances
The Bay View Castro Farm Center will host H E Belton from the Agriculture Division to discuss poultry appliances. The talk at 8 o clock Tuesday evening will benefit poultrymen and Belton will travel from Dart’s Farm for the event, with many expected attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View-Castro Farm
H. E. Belton
Division of Agriculture
Davis Farm
Belton
Darts Farm
Wanted Help Around Garage and Bargain Ford Roadster
KEW TODAY lists a boy around 17 seeking work around a garage. Ogaard Weimer and Stir advertise a Ford Roadster sale for a bargain. E E Lund of Stanton Ave Castro Valley offers $350 equity in a building lot for $48. Also for sale household furniture through the Review office at 713p 546 First Street St3p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogaard-Weimer
Stir
E. E. Lund
Stanton Ave
Castro Valley
Review Office
First Street
Reckless driving fines set by Justice Harder in Hayward cases
Peter Cozzo aged 21 of Hayward paid 25 dollars after pleading guilty to reckless driving in a thirty five mile per hour zone through a residential area, Fire Chief M G Riggs stating he pursued at forty mph. A R Kosich of Oakland paid 30 dollars for forcing another car off the highway near Dublin. Ernest Young 21 of Oakland was given a suspended sentence after driving without license or registration and with one plate and open muffler. D A W Atherton of Oakland was found not guilty of failing to obey a boulevard stop sign.
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Jacob Harder, Jr
Hayward
Peter Cozzo
M. G. Riggs
A. R. Kosich
Grove
Oakland
Walter Alves
Dublin
Justice Harder
Ernest Young
D. A W. Atherton
Glenwood Glade
State Fair to Feature Record School Exhibits
Sacramento reports the State Fair educational display will set records September 4 to 11. Fourteen counties will showcase every high and rural school with nearly 200 individual exhibits and trophies plus 5,500 dollars in cash prizes. New counties include San Benito Napa Sutter Colusa Yuba Sonoma Fresno Sacramento Monte-pier Kern Placer Trinity Nevada and San Diego.
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Sacramento
Jane Amundsen
Everyigh
Amundsen
San Benito
Napa
Sutter
Colusa
Yuba Sonoma
Fresno
Montepier- Kern
Placer
Trinity
Nevada
San Diego
Castro Valley Schools Set to Open August 23
The Castro Valley trustees announce opening of Valley school on August 23. Employed teachers include principal Alli R. Morns and staff Louise Mason, Estelle Hunter, Gracey McNutt, Elizabeth Vetterle, Vena Shaw, Doris Jess, and Patricia Salmon. Building and grounds work by Mr. Pool.
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Castro Valley School
Valley School
Alli R. Morns
Louise i Mason
Estelle Hunter
Iss Gracey McNutt
Elizabeth Vetterle
Vena Shaw
Doris ‘Jess
Patricia Salmon
BO. ! Pool
Visitors Fall In Love With Hayward
Mr and Mrs S A Metten of Grove Way hosted Pasadena friends at their Hayward home. Guests included Mrs B Fish and daughter Florence a Pasadena school teacher studying at San Jose teachers college and Miss Dorothy Mark recently graduated from Broadcakes finishing school in Pasadena en route to New York. The Metten family from Pasadena seized on Hayward and decided to stay. Their son Carl entertained Walter Benutt a traveling salesman for Goodrich Rubber and Paul Powers of Arizona visiting California over the weekend.
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S. A. Metten
Grove Way
Pasadena
B. Fish
Florence
San Jose Teachers College
Dorothy Mark
Broadcakes
New York
Mettens
Hayward
Metten
July births exceed deaths in Hayward district report
Vital statistics for July to Sacramento by Dr. F W Browsing show 13 births and 11 deaths in the Hayward district. Names include Frandsen Silva Oliveira Hernandez Brandon Fargas Dettmer Garrs Me Dougal Robson Cranes Mateo Bello and others with births on various July dates and multiple fatalities listed with ages and locales.
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Sacramento
F. W. Browsing
Hayward
A. A. Frandsen
Joseph E. Silva
San Leandro
Manuel F. Oliveira
Guy L. Me. “Dougal
Henry R. Robson
San Lorenzo
Sidney 5
Cranes
Mitchell Mateo
Frank Bello
M. C. Peterson
Herbert Bernard
Sergio Bernard
Everett Scott Campbell
Winters
Elizabeth Jones
Castro Valley
Leotard Grant
Hayward Highlands
L. W. Waugh
Miss Wilson to Talk Of Child's Clothing
The Orchard Avenue Farm Home Department will meet at 1 30 P M Wednesday at the home of Miss Maryetta Wilson farm home demonstration agent at 4 Palm Court. The subject is Standards of Growth and Development illustrated by charts on growth posture and correct shoes to aid bone formation in the feet.
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Orchard Avenue Farm Home Department
Maryetta Wilson
Farm Home Demonstration
Palm Court
Horseshoe Championship Aired At Township Picnic
The Bicnic of the Eder Township Federation of Improvement Clubs will feature a horseshoe contest to crown the township champion at Stonybrook Park in Niles Canyon. About 1500 attendees are expected for Sunday August 15 with an athletic program for men and women led by Ned Kaye and an afternoon dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eder Township
L. EB. Walbridge
J. R. Sampson
Former Pastor Delivers Sermon at Methodist Church Sunday
Rev. H. J. Winsor, former pastor of the layward Methodist Church, spoke at the Methodist Church in absent F. C. Nelson’s vacation. He preached on Romans 1 16, explaining the gospel as the power of God unto salvation for believers and likening salvation to an undirected fortune. The sermon was praised for clarity and sincerity.
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H. J. Winsor
Layward Methodist Church
Methodist Church
F. C. Nelson
Winser
God
Winsor
Christ
Used Car Sale Sparks Bargains at Pacific Nash
Pacific Nash Motor Company now operates at the old stand with Frank Gosline in charge after taking over the Van Burke agency. A big used car sale offers splendid bargains as most cars are shown at the Hayward agency with prices listed. The ad urges readers to visit locally rather than travel to the city, promising better value as older models are cleared for new.
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Pacific Nash Motor Company
van Burke
Frank Gosline
Pacific Nash
Hayward
Pinned Beneath Car Near Centerville J M Moya Dies
Joseph M. Moya of Centerville died at the county hospital after an azte turnover on the road between Centerville and Alvarado. Found Sunday morning by J F Goldner Washington township constable. He was crushed in the chest and died en route to the hospital. Unmarried, he had lived in Centerville for years. funeral arrangements expected Tuesday from Pratt parlors.
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Joseph M. Moya
Centervile
Centerville
Alvarado
Moya
J. F. Goldner
Washington
Ne Ner
Washington Township
Mora
Peaches Arrive Daily at Hayward SP Station
Milas Harrington station agent reports heavy freight through Hayward Southern Pacific. From Sacramento and the Lex Joaquin Valley, fifteen to twenty carloads of peaches arrive daily. Local canneries expect increased output, with several cars shipped each day and an overall rise to about a dozen daily shipments.
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Hayward
Southern Pacific
Milas
Harrington
Sacramento
Lex Joaquin Valley
Mornt
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BUICK
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Ales & Gace” Broservice
Hay
Chrysler
Hudson
Sid Loewenthal
P.O. Chrysler
Haywardites
New Jersey
KEW Today
Chief Riggs
John Hermandez
Anthony E. Brandon
Manuel B_ ; Fargas
Albert H. Dettmer
Herbert Garrs
Miss Wilson
J. M. Moya
Goldner
Air
Centervia
Pratt Parlomm
S. P
Dodge Brothers
Graham Brothers
Walter H. Daniels
Graham Brothers Trucks
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