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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1929

Page

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San Leandro and Hayward Renew Sister City Ties at County Fair

San Leandro officials joined Hayward leaders at Alameda County fair for San Leandro night and a parade down Castro street. Mayor De Con praised joint civic work to improve both communities, stressing mutual benefits and shared expansion.

Hayward San Leandro Alameda County Jerry W. Be Cou Cherry City Castro Street Eva Lund Elvira Hebeck Mavis Gross John Les Wilbur de Con Richmond John J. Gill Arthur Carden San le San Leandroandro Hartford Carden

Hayward Citizen John Christensen Ill in Hospital

John Christensen, a well known Hayward resident, is ill with a kidney difficulty at a local hospital. He is reported to be responding satisfactorily to treatment and there is hope he will recover to a normal condition.

John Christensen Hayward

Seven Bout Boxing Card at Alameda County Fair Tonight

A seven bout boxing card tops the Alameda County fair program tonight starting at 8. Promoter Ned Kay turned away about 20 youths hoping to fight on the card. Tonight’s fights feature Hayward and San Jose contenders with several past standouts returning to the ring amid robust local interest.

Alameds Ned Kay

Veterans Lunch Brings Talks and Banter to Hayward Club

The Hayward Veterans Luncheon heard a talk on wills and trusts by John Rivolta of Bank of Italy in Oakland and featured camaraderie over deer hunting and Civil War memories. Veterans shared jokes and dues while officers and members welcomed new inductees and planned future entertainments.

John Rivolta Bank of Italy Oakland Alameda Contra Costa J. H. Smith Alonzo Bradford A. A. Osborn Harry Bradford Clarence Johnson Bill Knightly World War Home Guards Pinker Leonard Ray Bassett Archie Kesterson Dr. C. 5 King Hardy Woods Bill Wheeler

Roberts Exhibit Lights Up Alameda County Fair Grounds

The Roberts Implement company displays the largest illuminated exhibit at the Alameda County fair featuring farm machinery and a generator powered lighting system. Demonstrations include a power sprayer and painting, while a parade accident narrowly avoided tragedy for bookkeeper Miss Minnie Silva aboard the float.

Alameda County Roberts Implement Company Dave Roberts Roberts Minnie Silva Pacific Gas & Electric Company Castro Street

Keenan Resigns as COF Officer After Four Years Service

George W. Keenan, for four years a second lieutenant in Company F Hayward's Own of the 159th infantry, California National Guard, resigns from the post. Captain Clyde Voorhees announced the move and noted Keenan's rise from the ranks. A successor had not yet been chosen.

George W. Keenan 159Th Infantry Hayward California National Guard Clyde Voorhees Keenan 259Th Regiment Heenan

Man Loses 800 Payroll in Canyon

A Niles canyon traveler reports losing 3300 in cash and bank bills, carried in a Bank of Italy bag to pay fruit pickers. The bag vanished while en route, with no clue how the money disappeared. A liberal reward is offered for the money and the sack. Virginia Casson returns home from Oakland hospital after observation for temporary illness. Lieutenant Keenan resigns due to arduous San Francisco Hayward trips. A company dance, titled Homecoming, scheduled for August 24 at the armory with Johny Rendon’s orchestra following a three week return from a San Luis Obispo training camp.

Niles Canyon W. M. Monterbo Niles Bank of Italy San Francisco Hayward Keenan Armory Johny Rendon San Luis Obispo

Alameda County Fair sets attendance records as Peninsula visitors arrive

The 1929 Alameda County Fair nears its close with 7434 attendees recorded over three days and $1860 in cash receipts, surpassing last year. Peninsula Night draws visitors from San Francisco and San Mateo, with events including an American Legion Band concert and a rabbit banquet. Mayor James Rolph Jr declines the Aug 10 guest invite due to prior commitments, signaling a strong but closing fair season.

San Francisco San Ma American Legion Alameda County Hugo Frank Chain of Commerce Jacob Harder, Jr Thaden Harder San Fracisco Chamber of Commerce James Rolph, Jr Harder San Mateo Valley Ford Marin County Redwood Grove New Bridge

Fair Decorations Set New Record

Hayward shows the finest decorating for its fair and buildings this year credited to Warren Brothers Fregno new haners and flags with vegetable devices. The gala festival spirit is carried out as the 5 cent anniversary of the first fair in the state at Sacramento is recalled.

Warren Brothers Fregno Haners Sacramento

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County Christensen Tosight Bill Gonsalves Nick Cortez Tenyson Johnny Nunes California Conserving Company Frank Gonsalves Peter Hansen San Lorenzo Alfred Castro Albert Roy Tommy Cordry Hayward High School Francis Kearney Castro Valley Manuel Brown Company _F James Washburn San Jose Teddy Fries Fresno Arthur “Bat” Larsen la Salle Morrow Athens Club Jimmie Washburn Bat Larsen Bat Atung the Battier Washburn Domingo Valin George Soito Paul Svendsen Carl Cleaver Bud Joos Boste Corti Joes Corti Tony Souza James Simmons Simmons Joel Sacred Fair Grounds George Keenan Hayward Company Canyon Virginia Casson Jack Hury Eva S Waller Meda County Fair Mavis Grosa Hloira Hebeck S. F Peninsula
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