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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1925

Page

5

Sparks From Live Wires

Spark reporter asks District Governor Jack Riley of the Lions clubs what service clubs have accomplished He says they provide an outlet for better qualities in people strengthened through association with others They attract business and professional leaders to promote common understanding without political religious or personal aims Service clubs have made progress by offering contact between men and friendly bases in the search for better things in life.

Spark Jack Riley Lions’ Clubs

Walters Family Hosts Picnic and Visits In Castro Valley

Castro Valley residents and visitors from San Francisco Oakland Fresno and Berkeley share community events. The Walters home hosts a weekend gathering attended by Mrs C A Walters daughter and James Murphy of Fresno plus friends. others travel through town for picnics as Charles Anderson oversees a bridge project near Sole dad.

C. A. Walters San Francisco Walters James Murphy Fresno Charles Anderson Soledad Castro Valley Road L. W. Roberts M. Neil Oakland Orego D. Holland Peter Thorup Santa Cruz Mountains Thorup Charles Borneman Studebaker Charles Nordstrom San Diego Mass Alma Hoare Berkeley Sulver Lake Amador County

Brave Mother Saves Her Child From Attacking Dog

Loia Coats, two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Coats of Hayward, was attacked by a grandmother’s vicious dog. Her mother rushed from the house and shielded the child, taking a bite to her shoulder. The dog was shot and killed by Mr Coats. Lola survived the transfer to Hayward General Hospital though with facial disfigurement. The mother remains critical from shock but is reported to be stabilizing. Traffic officers aided the rushed ambulance as speed approached ninety miles per hour.

Loia Cours Pj Couts Fruitvale Hayward General Hospital PF. B Muller Hayward Lola Ammel Coats

Mt Eden School to Open on August 24

Mt Eden School will reopen on Monday August 24 with Mrs Edna Overacker as principal, Mrs Grace Good as intermediate, and Miss Ruth Gansberger as primary. Two new teachers will be employed due to rising enrollment. Hayward and Castro Valley schools also open August 24 and local buildings have been repaired for the term.

Hayward Castro Valley MT. Eden Edna 3 Overacker Grace C. Good Ruth Gansberger

Warden Finds Dead Doe and Four Rifles at Livermore Range

Warden John McGuinchey found a dead doe and four rifles on the Livermore range after discovering four men immersed in a water hole nearby. The men claimed no ownership and claimed they were hikers, while McGuinchey kept the guns as authorities investigated the incident.

Doe Warden John McGuinchey Livermore Lvermore Range WeGhinchey Rifles McGlinchey

Youngest Odd Fellow to Join Hayward Lodge Next Monday

Carrol C. Coffman Jr. will be initiated into the Hayward I O F lodge Monday night August 7 at age 18, the first member under new Grand Lodge rules lowering the age from 21. His father C C Coffman Sr. will officiate.

Carrol C. Coffman Jr Wscar Hayward Grand Lodge Coffman Jr C C Coffman Hayward Lodge Ius Son

Hayward Council Disbands Board of Equalization

The Hayward city council acting as a board of equalization disbanded without hearing a protest about the recent property revaluation. Officials note no protests in 11 years and anticipate presenting the assessment roll Wednesday August 19 to set the rate. The new rate is expected at 31.20 per 100 dollars, up from 31.90, yielding about 12 000 more revenue under the current plan due to higher property valuations.

Hayward Council Board of Equalization Hayward Mark Templeton

Two Injured in Foothill Boulevard Head-On Crash

A Dodge Towning rear wrecks head-on with a Jewett towing car on Foothill Boulevard near Hayvard. Mrs Ida Gisen of Oakland and Charles Tiex of Oshland suffer bruises and lacerations, with Tiex facing reckless driving charges after attendants treat the Dodge driver.

Foothill Boulevard

Modern kitchen and range installed at Orch Ward School

A new modern kitchen and range were installed at the Orchard Ward Schoolhouse for nearby residents who use the building as a meeting place. The setup serves the South Hay Want Improvement Club and other local citizens with no charge, per district officials.

Orch. Ward School Orchard Wand South Haywant

Lions Speaker Praises Women Helpers In Civic Progress

District governor Jack Raley of Lions International lauded women for service club work and humanity in his Havward Lane Club address at the Pergola. He rejected a woman’s sphere and urged women and men to partner for progress while criticizing crime propaganda and school influences on youth. Local members highlighted club ideals and announced a ladies’ night planned for August 26, with musical performances by Erin Russell and the Pergola orchestra.

Jack Raley Lions’ International Havward Lane Pergola Riley Lionism Calfornia Nevada Raley Lions Reynols Hayward Club Erin Russell Pergola Orchestra Sidam J Ment Berkeley William Hutchins Wiliam Berchili Hayward Sust Ray Basset Tce Court Speeder

Veterans Rebekah Association Holds Hayward Meeting

Fifty members of the Veteran Rebekah Association No 1 gathered at Mrs. Lilly Garten’s Hayward home for a quarterly meeting. President Mrs. Jesse B. Adams of Oakland presided with financial secretary Mrs. Wilhelmina C. Conger of Berkeley. A garden project was featured and aid for veterans was the main topic.

Veteran Rebekah Association, No 1 Hayward Fruay Lilly Garten Jesse B. Adams Oakland Wilhelminan C. Conger Berkeley

Hayward Man Weds Elko Nevada Girl

Linn Steele son of Mr and Mrs RK Steele of Hayward married Ladia Suthall of Elko Nevada on August 3 in Ely Nevada. The groom is well known in Hayward and attended local schools. They plan to make their home in Nevada.

Linn Steele RK. Steele Hayward Ladiassuthall Oz Elko Nevada Ely Jin Hayward

Plea That Police Had It In For Him Fails To Register

William Mornson a cannery worker appeared before Judge Harder on a speeding charge. He claimed Officer Walter Alves had it in for him, but the judge explained that such views do not register as a plea. The judge noted Alves had warned him previously and sentenced him to five months.

William Mornson Harder Hayward Mornson Jdge Walter Alves Alves Hau

Rabbit Breeders Plan Oakland Exhibit Showing

Western Rabbit Breeder's Association members meet at Mr Graceke's home to plan participation in the California State Poultry Association show in Oakland. Gracchi to head rabbit exhibits. membership seen nearing 250. Hill and Valley Club to hold market day September 19 with Mrs Manson and Mrs Strobridge in charge.

Western Rabbit Breeder's Association Graceke California Oakland Gracchi M. J. Gracchi Hill and Valley Club R. M. Manson J. H. Strobridge

Ten Pile Drivers and Dredgers Work on Dunbarton Bridge

Ten pile drivers and dredgers labor around the clock on the Dunbarton bridge spanning the neck of San Francisco Bay. The crews appear to push ahead despite weather and shift changes as construction proceeds.

Dunbarton Bridge San Francisco Bay

Local Notes on Residents and Travel in Newark Area

Newark report lists John Araistas starting a bungalow for his wife Jeanette Fann formerly Mass. Jeanette Fann. Joseph Santos roadmaster to depart soon for a vacation in Hollywood. Edne Snodgrass of Kansas City armed this week for a sash with relatives. Mrs Charles Cochefair and Miss Edith Ross taking a vacation in Yosemite Valley.

John Araistas Oide Mass Jeanette Fann Joseph Santos Menara a \acanon Hollywood Edne Snodgrass Kansas City Charles Cochefair Muss Edith Ross Yosemite Valley

Hayward Union High Set to Open August 31

Hayward Union High School will open Monday morning August 31, school officials announced. The notice provides the start date for the new school term and outlines the first day schedule and activities.

Hayward Union High School

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