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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
7
Hayward California newspaper entry lists publication schedule twice weekly with office address 536 Castro Street and contact details. It notes entry as second class matter and provides subscription rates and names of staff members J. S. Melo Jr George D. Crissey H. E. Reynolds.
A hungry stray kitten is adopted by Hayward Pride, a prize winning New Zealand Red doe, after a bedraggled kitten enters the Blue Ribbon Rabbitry. The mother rabbit nurses the kitten to health and the pair rest together as visitors note a sense of peace in the rabbitry.
In Hayward, gray rats over ten inches long threaten local pigeon owners with raids on nests and fledglings near San Leandro Creek. Joseph Vargas and Joseph Brum report losses of prized homing pigeons as rats scale structures to steal birds. Hayward sets an $8 relief quota for Santa Barbara quake victims, coordinated by Alameda county officials and Rotary clubs.
Henry L. Hopkins field executive based in Hayward reports 873 boys attended the camp this year. The county area was well represented and participants benefited more from the camp than ever before.
William P. Dollmer, 36, of Long Beach, died unexpectedly at five this morning after a heart attack during a visit with brother Charles Dollmer. He leaves wife Maggie and three children Alice 7 Nelda 5 and Dorothy 2, plus sister Alice Dollmer brother Charles and niece Alice Heiser. Funeral arrangements are pending with Sorenson Brothers Funeral Parlors and Love Tree Cemetery, Hayward. Dollmer, a Hayward native, attended local schools and was well known in the community.
The Federated Improvement and Social Clubs of Eden Township held a Sunday picnic at Idlewood Park with about 700 attendees. Coffee was served free by Mr. and Mrs. Shirley, followed by a basket lunch and a program of games and athletic events. Prizes donated by Hayward merchants totaled 32 small awards won by various individuals from Castro Valley, Ashland, West Hayward, Valle Vista, Fairview, and other nearby communities.
The Livermore Cattlemen’s Association declares war on deer hunters intruding on ranges. Two does shot and left spark concern over buck scarcity. Patrols on southern range roads increase. 50 riders hired, 25 more to follow as extra guards. Doctor Leo Parry of Harvard welcomes an eight pound son at Berkeley hospital with Mrs Parry in good condition.
The War Cry reports the Salvation Army opening in Hayward with Brigadier and Mrs Guard Major Bell and Ensign Tunmer leading meetings in a large tent. About two hundred attendees heard singing testimonies and a child dedication as excitement and conviction grew. Capt Garman and Envoy Weiss joined with faith and zeal.
Jacob Harder Jr., pioneer Hayward district resident and retired agriculturist, marked his eightieth birthday at Harder Station home Tuesday surrounded by family. Dinner featured music and diversions before the celebration. A separate note says Mrs R Weimer departs Burlingame this weekend to visit friends.
Warm Springs grammar school will open August 21 according to a board announcement. No changes in faculty. Principal Leslie Maftin, Miss May Davis, and Miss Parks will resume duties as in the spring term. A Hayward chamber of commerce meeting with business men was postponed to Tuesday evening, August 11.
Message from Spain states that Rev. Father Viladomar, now in Spain, writes to Father Concannon that his health is much improved.
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