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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1930
Page
5
The state highway division is nearly ready to begin Castro Valley boulevard widening. Rights of way have been signed, enabling the project to proceed. construction work is set to start soon in Castro Valley.
A new road across the corner between Foothill and Castro Valley boulevards will ease the sharp turn and create a four mile view along Castro Valley from Foot hill to Redwood. Poultryman WwW. S. Freeman sees his property affected as wrecking of nearby houses continues and the cut off nears completion. The ground between cutoffs may be kept as a highway park and scenic feature.
The sale of 1.12 acres by Mr. Freeman funded the cutoff as the moving deck eased traffic. Over the past year the widening project has shown progress along Castro Valley boulevard with work on stores and shops along the road in the hamlet continuing.
California led the nation in population growth in the 15th decennial census with 5,672,009 residents and a 65.5 percent increase. Florida was second at 51.4 percent, lifting California’s congressional seats from 11 to 20.
Mrs. Carol B. Kelly is named chairman of musical entertainment for the G P E C state convention in San Leandro in October. More than 50 grammar school aged children will perform across events at San Leandro High School, the San Leandro theatre, and a banquet recital closing the meet celebrating 50 years of the local U P E C chapter.
Dr Samuel Schwartz announces new dental offices at 920 A Street in the Oakes Building. He offers latest types of dentistry performed by an experienced surgeon. For appointments call nurse at Hayward 3 1.
Albert E. Hill as administrator will sell at private sale the estate of Elizabeth A. Haskell, deceased, including Lots 29 30 and 31 in Block 14 North Cragmont Berkeley Alameda County California. Sale after August 28 1990 with 10 percent cash and balance on court confirmation. Bids may be written and delivered to the administrator or Clerk of the Superior Court Alameda County.
United supporters of Charles W. Heyer formed a Heyer-for-Supervisor club at a first meeting in the local justice court. Mayor Arthur Manter was elected president with an executive committee recruited from Castro Valley to Redwood Canyon, pledging to mobilize 12 000 Eden votes and 60 000 East Oakland votes for Heyer.
Frederick M. Foster resigns as Hayward high school vice principal to take the dean post at Ventura Junior College in Ventura. He served five and a half years on the faculty, including three years as vice principal, with no immediate successor named. His family will remain in Hayward for the time being.
A mounted police officer has been assigned to patrol Terre Haute parks to deter thefts of goldfish ducks and lilies from public recreational centers and to curb inappropriate petting in the area.
A large Soares campaign meeting for sheriff candidate Joseph W. Soares convened at the Alvarado theatre with 400 to 500 attendees. In Hayward the club’s leaders praised support across southern Alameda County, with optimism about prospects in Oakland and upcoming weekly and district meetings scheduled in Mission San Jose and Newark venues.
Mount Eden Mrs. Pamelia Peake entertained the Thimble Bee at her summer home with her daughter Mrs. William Cryer assisting. The club sewed for Liverhome hospital veterans and then served refreshments. Other notes mention travels and a postmaster convention in San Mateo.
A fox terrier owned by Mrs. Clayton B. Seagers found a shiny object on the Delaware shore and delivered it home. It turned out to be a valuable platinum bar pin set with nine diamonds, lost by visitor Mrs. A Fleisch while watching bathers.
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