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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1930
Page
2
The Hayward Review asks readers to weigh in on California's proposed statewide daylight saving law to be decided in November. Farmers complain about early work disruption while supporters debate conserving daylight in winter and timing of clock changes.
New York and Hollywood announce that Mary Pickford Wilma Banky and Rod La Rocque will perform in a legitimate drama in New York this fall. The shift from film to stage amid many new faces in Hollywood reflects changing tastes and opportunities. Pickford last appeared on stage in 1908 in Belasco's The Warrens of Virginia.
A Modesto Barred Rock pullet entered by Dryden Breeding Farm tops heavy breeds with 227 eggs in eight months in the Storrs Connecticut contest. The hen has laid for 83 consecutive days and challenges Leghorns, boosting California poultry fame.
After a Monday conference with San Francisco Mayor James Rolph Jr and state manager James Herz, John Y. Edner returned to Hayward optimistic about Rolph's governorship bid. Reports from Los Angeles and San Leandro suggest Rolph leading in the metro area and polling strong.
With the approach of school days the J C Penney Co store offers many articles for school children at special prices. Shoes overalls caps sweaters skirts middies hose trousers underwear and sewing notions are stocked. Serviceable clothing and equipment for school children are priced to make a visit worthwhile.
Chief Edner lauded the ovation for Mayor Rolph during the Eagles convention in San Francisco Monday night attended by many Eagles from Hayward.
Alameda County Planning commission unanimously approves a subdivision regulation schedule to govern unincorporated areas. The plan aligns with county highways standards and neighboring city plans for three mile fringe areas. Minimum lot sizes are 4000 square feet, with 40 foot width. business lots as small as 2500 square feet and 25 foot width.
Funeral services were conducted for Mrs May Marlin Case at the California Chimes Chapel following her death Sunday in an Oakland hospital. Survivors include husband Charles De Forrest Case, mother Mrs Henry Marlin, sisters Mrs W W Haley and others, with Sorensen Brothers mortuary in charge.
The American Legion band performs at the new miniature golf course opening at 333 Castro Street on Friday evening. Members assemble in uniform at the Legion hall at 7:30 and march to the grounds for the concert. The 27 hole course with sidewalks and landscaping opens to the public that night. Notice of nonresponsibility for wife Mary Inez Smith’s bills filed by Frank L. Smith.
The Hayward Merchants lost 6 to 2 to the Oakland Natives in a pitchers' duel. Brazil fanned 12 over eight hits while Ivaldi allowed six hits and six strikeouts. Landgren and Pries debuted for the locals. Lundgren impressed as catcher.
The Russell Sage Foundation urges California to extend advance marriage notice from three to five days, noting three day limits remain unique to California among states. The report compares state laws on disqualifications, including feeble mindedness and insanity, as major barriers to marriage.
The 15th district California Congress of Parents and Teachers will hold a fall session opening at 10 30 a m on Thursday August 25 in the Women’s City club Oakland. The meeting will present the year’s budget and report the committee’s selection of sites for two conferences this fall.
The article explains that six states require a male to present a medical certificate, while five specify mental or physical unfitness as disqualifications. Thirty-six states allow either party to skip personal license applications, with seven states requiring both to apply in person. Common law marriages are outlawed in half the states and still valid in the rest, with Colorado, Colorado? and Montana retaining such arrangements.
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