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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1930

Page

1

Knightly retires as Bank of Italy chief Cardoza to lead survey

An inspection of Hayward railroad crossings will be conducted Tuesday by E F McNaughton of the state railroad commission aided by Hayward officials. The survey follows a fatal Western Pacific collision and aims to study crossings on the Southern and Western Pacific lines. Public safety efforts include boulevard stop signs and a proposed Hayward safety council.

Ee Knightly Bank of Italy Cardoza Hayward State Railroad Commission E. F. McNaughton Hayvard Southern Pacific Western Pacific Lower A State Board Mark B. Templeton Louis J. Silva Henry G. Mathewson Robert A. Kolze Stiva Walter Flierl Jackson Street William Patrick Glancy John Sherrick Flierl Hayward Safety Council Hayward Rotary Club

Veterans of Foreign Wars Parade and Initiation in Hayward

A lively Veterans of Foreign Wars event in Hayward drew over 1000 veterans and families for a parade and initiation at Hayward High School. The ceremony featured a San Francisco VFW band, drum corps, and 60 initiates from Hayward post No. 1882 led by Commander Bert Thompson, with notable attendees including Sherman and Alameda medalist C. Gibson.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Oakland Berkeley Alameda Richmond San Jose Pitts Ben Marshall Alameda Post

Hurley Approves Golden Gate Span for World’s Largest Bridge

Secretary of War Patrick Hurley approved signs for a suspension bridge across the Golden Gate at San Francisco. The design envisages the largest span in the world and marks a major infrastructure commitment.

Washington Golden Gate San Francisco Patrick Hurley

Mt Eden Trees Will Be Saved, Indication Given

Assurance that every effort will be made to save shade and ornamental trees along the Hayward district highways was read at the Tennyson Improvement Club meeting by George A. Poser county surveyor in a letter to T. G. Hodgkins. The meeting also discussed a bazaar November 1 and the Community Chest campaign.

Hayward George A. Poser Mount Eden Cemetery Tennyson Improvement Club Tennyson Federated Improvement Clubs Alameda County Eric Ruus Mount Eden Tennyson School Jacob Cook C. Cook Dorothy Cook A. Kruze James Walsh Henrietta Graff Dorothy Lang Wilma Graff Fish Pond J. Freitas Graff Hedgkins Hodgkins Community Chest Christian Hansen A.kruse William E. Franklin N. R. Moore Hayward Review J. J. Hooper K. K. Hooper A. W. Bruner San Leandro Justice of the Peace Thadea Harder Jacob Harder Jr C. A. Rinderspacher W. J. Gannon Eric Ruys Ernest G. Lang Ed Graff Club W. Hi. Franklin W. T. Durneill Ff. Reichel E. G. Lang A. Kruse

100 Acre Fire Spreads in East Oakland

A grass fire near Carlson Street and Maple Avenue in East Oakland scorched about 100 acres today starting from a picnic campfire. No property damage occurred as firefighters contained the blaze in an hour. Berkeley resident Miss Helen Rudel was burned while helping fight a second brush fire near the P G and E substation.

Oakland East Carlson Street Maple Avenue Helen Rudel Berkeley Berkeley Tunnel

Rotarians Frolic Tonight at Castlewood Club

Harvard Rotarians and wives with a 12 member San Mateo delegation gather at Castlewood Country Club near Pleasant on Monday evening for bridge golf swimming and recreation. Dinner at 7 with a music program and entertainment planned. Mrs T C Peck to entertain Tea Club Wednesday afternoon with five hundred.

Harvard Rotarians San Mateo T. C. Peck Tea Club

Schools Ready for Fall Term in Hayward District

More than 3000 pupils in the Hayward union high school district prepare for fall term with several schools already opening. Grammar schools start next Monday, high school the following week. A new Solany house addition to the campus, financed by surplus funds, will connect via a high-arched bridge over San Lorenzo Creek. Botany and general science labs gain improved facilities, moving from the dark basement to a landscaped, connected study area.

Hayward Union High Hayward Hayward Grammar Edwin Markham Solany Trushes

Rural area to receive numbered addresses this week

Rural mail routes from Harvard post office will start numbering homes this week and finish by mid September. Cherryland Colonial Acres and Castro Valley begin first with district maps in progress by city engineer Jesse B. Holly. Posey authorized by county supervisors to begin work funded from current and upcoming budgets.

Harvard Harry A. Bradford George A Poser Cherryland Colonial Acres Castro Valley Jesse B. Holly Posey County Board of Supervisors Mr. Poses

Six injured in city auto collision at A Street Telegraph Road

Six people were injured when two cars driven by W Norton of Berkeley and Manuel Texeira of Oakland collided at A Street and Telegraph Road Sunday evening, both vehicles striking a telephone pole. Injured include Mr and Mrs Norton, their small daughter, and Mr and Mrs Texeira with their young son.

Telegraph Road W. Norton Berkeley Manuel Texeira Oakland Norton Texeira

Classic Columns to Guard Hayward City Hall Vision

Architect E P Whitman outlines Hayward city hall design as the shell and first two floors near completion. A contract to finish the top story is expected soon and the current contract should close in about two months. The grand lodge of the Native Sons of the Golden West will dedicate the building. Landscaping is planned for next spring per the drawings.

Hayward E. P. Whitman City Hall Barry & Westlund Grand Lodge of the Native Sons of the Golden West

Man Mistakes Fire Alarm Box for Mailbox

Hayward fire crews rush to Box 58 on Bel Mar Street after a bystander reports a man attempting to mail a letter in a fire alarm box at A and Castro streets. No fire is found at Box 58 or Box 39. driver Jack Carr hurries to the scene as the alarm is traced to a mistaken mailbox submission.

Hayward Castro Streets Jack Carr Bel- Mar Street Cherryland Carr

Company F Praised For Guard Duty At San Luis Obispo Camp

General Barrows and Colonel Allen commended Hayward’s Company F for its Guard ceremony at the National Guard camp. The unit’s 24 hour guard, bivouac, and camp setup followed a week of training and a successful Hayward rodeo drill. A marriage license was issued to Joe Marciel and Rose Serpa of Hayward.

William Benje National Guard San Luis Obispo Company F Hayward David P. Barrows 40Th Division Warne R. Allen 159Th Infantry Regiment Circle Voorhees Hayward Todeo Ennard Speel Joe _Marciel Rose Serpa

Changes Impending for Hayward Bank Staff as Knightly Resigns

William T. Knightly resigns after 12 years as Hayward Bank of Italy branch manager due to family illness. J W Cardoza, recently from Lompoc, will assume management with John Allan Park retaining real estate loan presser duties. Cardoza, praised for his pleasant demeanor, previously led Lompoc branch for two and a half years. Park’s long banking career includes Oakland and Hayward posts.

William T. Knightly Hayward Bank of Italy J. W. Cardoza Lompoc John Allan Park J. W. Armstrong Knightly Southern Pacific Bank of Haywards Mr Knightly Central California University of Santa Clara Park Farmers and Merchants Bank First National Broadway Grand Avenue Oakland Broadway Grand Bank Cardoza Claire Pinedale Court

Hayward Man Catches Thief In Midway Break‑in

Dan Laughlin of Hayward, foreman, chased a thief who stole about $59 worth of food and clothing from the Western Pacific section house at Midway last Wednesday night. Laughlin pursued across a field and caught the Mexican resident of Tracy with the loot, after notifying Livermore police.

Western Pacific Section Midway Dan Laughlin Hayward Livermore Tracy

More Flowers Are Received at Review

The Review editor is grateful for a fine basket of flowers sent by John J. Edner campaign manager for Mayor Rolph in southern Alameda county.

John J. Edner Rolph Alameda County

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