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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
4
A Hanil performance features Prince Duke and Earl as Canadian Indian Chiefs with Indians dressed in every rainbow hue. The Blackfeet Indians from Lethbridge Alberta equally impress, paving the Prince in a vivid display.
After surveying quake effects, Florida concedes California lives up to its reputation amid seismic activity. Observers note cross state comparisons and regional resilience as the exchange highlights broader national tremor impacts.
Supply pastor Rev A J Hanson delivers sermon on spiritual change at 11 a m during public worship. Union service at 7 45 p m features songs led by Prof Kammerer and a sermon by CU S&S with naval Chaplain A J Hayes of Mare Island Vallejo. Sunday School at 16 a m offers classes for all grades.
The notes announce a Sunday picnic at Laurel Park Hayward hosted by the Eagle series of Alameda county with all Eagles and families invited. A September 9 Diamond Jubilee section in the Native Sons parade is scheduled for Eden Parjor. The Redding area reports a new PG&E 9 Pin River plant worth 13.5 million dollars began operation 68 miles northeast of here.
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of John Albert Banks. Special thanks are given to members of the Masonic Fraternity. MRS. BANKS and family.
Wanted a truth worthy sales person for direct mill to private buyers of Pure Silk Hosiery for men and women. Must have selling knowledge and strong local ties in Hayward area. Provide good references and write Sales Manager 1615 High Street Oakland California.
Rotary club will hear Thomas Bridges head of Healds Business College Oakland and district governor outline this year’s program of work. The talk follows brief notices of local real estate purchases visits returns and legal matters in Oakland Hayward and surrounding areas.
Town of Hayward ordinance limits buildings on Castro Street between A Street and the northwest boundary to setbacks of eight feet from the west curb and six feet from the east curb. It requires permit applications to state setback distances and sets penalties for violations. Introduced July 15, 1925 and adopted August 5, 1925 with trustees Rogers Simons Wilbur Keize Noss and others voting.
Dr. Thomas W. Young, accused of wife murder, heads to superior court Monday to contest the charges. District attorney officials insist the case is clinched as they pursue the case. In Indiana Harbor a mob attacked John Alan, a 17 year old Black youth, and police escorted him to safety after an alleged attack. Shepherd Fruit Co. reportedly paid 80 dollars per ton for Bartlett pears from the 1924 crop at Geyserville.
Official notice certifies that Ordinance No 222 N S was passed and adopted by the Hayward Town Board on August 5 1923 with no noes and Cunha absent. The ordinance was approved on August 5 1925 by R A Kolze, President, with M B Templeton Town Clerk attest.
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