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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1925
Page
1
The Spark interviews Lions district governor Jack Riley on what service clubs have achieved. He says they provide an outlet for better human qualities, strengthened through association, and attract business and professional leaders to pursue common good without political or religious aims.
Casto Valley community items note visits by Mr and Mrs C A Walker and daughter from San Francisco and James Murphy of Fresno at Walters home for a weekend picnic. Charles Anderson will supervise a bridge project near Sole dad and be away about three months. An oil station near Castro Valley sustained heavy damage from a Friday night accident. Oakland visitors Mr and Mrs L W Roberts and Miss M Neil spent Sunday with a Crego family. Mrs Holland showed well at the recent community picnic after illness. Mr and Mrs Peter Thorup plan summer in the Santa Cruz mountains while Mr Thorup builds cottages. Mr and Mrs Charles Borneman, en route to San Diego, visited friends in the valley with their new Studebaker. Alma Hoare vacations with Berkeley friends at Silver Lake Amador county. In Glenn county a copper carbonate dust treated wheat field showed smut while an untreated plot showed [] percent.
In San Francisco Aug 12 17 year old Dorothy Ellingston known for a party laden life is described in court as a monstrous combination with childlike intellect and adult development as her defense attorney argues her mother Anna Ellingston was mentally unbalanced before Dorothy’s birth and that harsh home life warped her from childhood.
Linn Steele son of Mr and Mrs 5 R Steele of Hayward wed Lydia Nuthall of Elko Nevada on August 3 in Ely Nevada. The groom is well known in Hayward after living here for years and attending local schools. The couple will reside in Nevada.
John Arais begins construction of a bungalow for his bride, former Miss Jeanette Faria, as local notices reveal ongoing town activity. Roadmaster Joseph Santos plans a Hollywood vacation soon. Edric Snodgrass from Kansas City visits executives. Mrs Charles Cockefair and Miss Edith Ross enjoy a Yosemite Valley vacation. Ten pile drivers and dredgers toil around the Dunbarton bridge over San Francisco Bay.
The steam freighter Oduna speeds to assist the coast guard cutter Bear after the Bear ran aground near Cape Prince of Wales. The Oduna departed Nome yesterday for Seattle and supports efforts to reach the endangered vessel.
Washington reports three MacMahon expedition planes completed a 200 mile dash across Ellesmereland finding a suitable landing place. The message, garbled in transit, was received by the naval department today confirming the landing location and progress of the expedition yesterday.
Warden John McGlinchey uncovered four hunting rifles near a slain doe on the Livermore range. He questioned four bathers who claimed they were hikers and not involved. The owners may claim their property by identifying it and admitting the killing. no one has yet come forward.
Captain Michael Sfaharety and Herbert Gainey of the Underwriters patrol were rescued after being overcome in a fire at the University of California dental college in San Francisco. The blaze caused about $10,000 in damages.
Hayward officials report no protests during recent property revaluation as the council acts as board of equalization. City clerk Miuuk Templeton says the assessment roll will be presented Wednesday August 1 with rate decisions to follow. The prewar valuation suggests about 42000 more revenue under the new plan.
Baseball editors warn 1926 pennant contenders, led by Giants Yankees Reds and Senators, will bid high for young minor league talent amid supply demand. Brooklyn Robins spent $90 000 on youngsters. McGraw notes need for catcher. Boxing safety urged after Pancho Villa and Goldie Sher incidents. officials blamed for lax medical checks.
Hayward Union High School will open Monday morning August 31, according to school officials. The notice confirms the start date and campus operations for the upcoming school year.
In Astoria New York Mary Spas an adopted child of wealth who had been released earlier that day was seized from her home by five policemen. The action followed a crowd gathering after Mary’s singing and her claim that she was ill. She refused medical aid as officers drove her away in an automobile.
United Press reports from Pien Psin that 800 soldiers clashed with a mob of 1,000 in renewed trouble. Eight were killed and 40 wounded in the confrontation.
Jack Riley district governor of Lions International urged Hayward Lions Club that the everyday citizen is essential to civilization. He praised women for service club work and argued against a women's sphere, noting children today are as good as yesterday and condemning criminal propaganda.
United Press reports at Corning that B Zimmer man a Kirkwood farmer and his five year old daughter Lone are dead in an insanity outbreak. He seized the child and tried to kill her on the concrete floor of a separator room. He then killed himself with a rifle after blowing out one side of his face with a shotgun.
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