Community Notes From Niles and Nearby Towns
Local residents and visitors frequent Santa Cruz for vacations while others travel to San Anselmo San Jose Berkeley and Fresno Two households plan motor trips through Southern California and one couple will visit Reno Mills College enrollment and hospital visits are noted Women of Woodcraft visit Veterans Hospital with flowers and magazines A fire at Old Town Nites burned a water tank sheds and bunks were described as part of the scene Nearby social events include garden party hosted by Mrs Whipple and bridge games with five tables and chatter on the veranda
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooley
Mr. Fallon
Santa Cruz
Marshall Green
San Anselmo
A. Morgan
San Jose
Charles Gear
Bert Silveria
Morgan
Annie Silveria
Arthur Renouf
Berkeley
Good
Sacramento
J. E. Thane
J. E. Thane, Fir
F. M. Drew
Ukiah
Leon Solon
A. Bertolozzi
California
Robert Price
Reno
Nevada
Harriet Price
Harriet
Mills Colleg
Fay Dickey
Fern Mittee
San Francisco
Fresno
Oscar Walpert
Hayward
Old Town
Wamps
Georgie Chalmers
Alvarado Sur prise House-Warming For Mrs Flores
Mrs J L Flores was surprised with a house warming by friends just before moving into her Alvarado bungalow. Guests included Mrs A Vat as Mrs J Meneze and daughter Alice Mrs T Mello and daughters Mamie Madalyne Mr and Mrs Clarence Flores and others from Oakland and San Francisco. Refreshments followed an evening of dancing and games. Mr and Abs W S Robie spent the weekend at Robie orchards in Healdsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Flores
Alvarado
A. Vat
J. Meneze
Alice
T. Mello
Mamie
Madalyne
Clarence Flores
Aptone Flores
A Freitas
Anna
Edith
Mamie Andrade
Sappers
Sunol Guests and Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend
Sunol hosted Sunol Airs Leona Courtwright and son Kenneth along with Miss Mildred Gerelly from Oakland. San Francisco visitors, Mr. and Mrs. A G Garcia, spent Sunday in Sunol. The Sheldon ranch hosted a San Francisco group including Daniel Hanlon and Jack with Frank Sheldon after weeks away. Claude Freeman enjoys touring in a new car on southern Alameda county routes. Richard Carpentier and family from Oabiene visited Sunol. The Ribler grape gains notice in Dinubz Tulare county and McFarland Kern county. Mrs. J. E Thane hosted guests including Mrs. A Renouf and Mrs. Good while the Misses Shinn Trask Moore helped serve refreshments. Prizes awarded to Mrs. H. R. Hont Mrs. Robert Blacow and Miss Gallegos. Amasca Amazo welcomed a 10 pound son born August 10. F. W. Jones of Washington Township Men's Club hosted officers and program committee at a hob o feed and planned the next league dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Courtwright
Kenneth
Mildred Gerelly
Oakland
D. G. Bayley
A G. Garcia
San Francisco
Sunol
Daniel Hanlon
Jack
Frank Sheldon
Sheldon Ranch
Claude Freeman
Alameda County
Richard Carpentier
Oabiene
J. E Thane
A. Renouf
Good
Lucy Shinn
Robin Trask
Margaret Moore
H. R. Hont
Robert Blacow
Gallegos
Amasca Amazo
F. W. Jones
Men’s Club
Washington Township
Local Briefs and Notices From Hayward Area
Abandoned car with California plate C48,287 found at Medford and East Fourteenth. battery missing and car likely there since last Thursday. Domelio Bohero of Cherry Avenue jailed 30 days after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace against his uncle Al Chilo. Mrs M E Moffett of Hayward visiting daughter in San Jose this week. J D Armstrong and companions travel to Pacific Grove for a two week outing. Ruth Harrison and Marion Ash return from Asnomar as Epworth delegates. convention report due Aug 23 at local Methodist church. William Morrison sought for reckless driving after failing to appear in court. still at large. Mr and Mrs Walter H Daniels depart San Francisco for a two week Seattle trip touring Pacific Northwest. Southern Alameda County to expect a large late hay crop with favorable outlook and reduced losses. Hayward agriculturist Andy Garin notes promising harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATO
California
Cormer
Medford
East Fourteenth Streets
Domelio Bohero
Cherry Avenue
AL. Chilo
Bohero
Chilo
Hayward Ordinance Regulating Castro Street Buildings
Town of Hayward adopts Ordinance 222 1925 to require eight foot street set backs on Castro Street between A Street and the northwest boundary. Builders must state setback distances on permits. violations carry fines from 50 to 300 dollars or up to 60 days in jail. Introduced July 15 1925 passed August 5 1925 with vote tally noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Street
Hayward
Board OF Trusipees
Town OF
Hayward DO
R. H H. Godwin
R. H. Godwin
Wilbur
Rogers, Simons
Wilbur, Kolze_ NOES
Rogers
Simons
Kolze
Noes
Cunha
R. A. Kolze
M. B. Templeton
Vorans
GEA
Petty Larceny Charge In County Jail Bail Set
Mrs Alice Williams a local cannery worker is held on a $500 cash bail on a double petty larceny charge filed by Mrs Emma Winsor and Frank Radhammer of Tennyson. Complainants allege Williams stole jewelry and household articles while employed as housekeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Williams
Defeuse
Emma Winsor
Harris Road
Tennyson
Frank Radhammer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Niles
Dinubz
Tulare County
McFarland
Kern County
Cloak & Suit Shop
B Street
Castro
Cai
Higbie Studios
TEA Room
Orena Ave
Hayward, Calif
Wallace Studio
M. E. Moffett
G. T. Hansen
Pacific Grove
J. D. Armstrong
Barree
C A
Ruth Harrison
Mar‘ion Ash
Asnomar
Epworth League Institute
Methodist
Wiliam
Morrison
Pustice Court
Seattle
Walter H. Daniels
Searthe
Pacific Northwest
Andy Garin
Garin
Watkins St
Calif
N.S
night“Wight
Harold Bellwright
Ates
Pat
Hisses
MS West Bing Rivet New Tok
Marie Zabala
School of Dancing
Dania Hall
E. N. Gay
Reliance Tubes
Hutchins
Main Street
Cal
MR. Man
Ard
Clothcraft
ICE
Cooper Underwear
Kelly Bros
Hayward Theatre
Harold Bell Wright
Brian Kent
Marle Provost
Rockcliffe Fellows
Buster Keaton
Priscilla Dean
Cario
Studebaker
Kelly
Wiles
Studebaker Sales and Service
Castro & D
Faustinas
Florsheim
Beran
San Leandro
Roberts
Main ST
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