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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
16
Connie Hayward and family members from New York spent three months in Buenos Aires and were delayed by snow in the Andes. They plan to visit Mrs. Christensen and Mr. Caristensen in Hayward and expected to arrive around September 1, after his work with the Pacific Egg Producers' Association in South America.
H. J. Unrah assistant cashier at a Berkeley American Trust bank branch was found dead in the basement having shot himself after being asked to collect records. Ill health is cited as the motive.
Sunflowers with red petals and yellow centers are growing at the home of W. L. Harris and are said to resemble poinsettias, attracting attention in the Santa Barbara area.
Evangelist J Wesley Reid presents his third lecture Sunday at 8 PM in the American Legion hall titled Earths Last Generation. He calls it a thrilling talk about the coming of Christ and the end of the world and notes the generation will be named in the crisis. Health night follows Tuesday with Diet and Health and slides.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 4122 B Street offers Sunday services at 11 a.m with a subject listed as soul and a Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Wednesday services are at 8 p m. The reading room is open 11 45 a m to 3 p m daily except Sundays holidays. All are welcome.
Newark police report a front door lock picked during a Wednesday night burglary at a Newark drug store with a large quantity of cigarettes cigars and pipes stolen. No suspects identified. Also in Newark news a wedding at St Edward s Catholic church sees Miss Bernice Silveria wed to Antone Mendonea ceremony conducted by Rev Father Bray. The bride s family known in Newark.
Hayward sees two major construction starts this week with a $13,009 Castro Street pool hall opposite the firehouse and a new miniature golf course near Grace Street. Other projects include a garage at 1029 A Street, a Woods building second floor tenant, and expansions at State and Star Cleaners, with occupancy pending state fire hazard compliance.
A state railroad survey led to planned improvements at the Southern Pacific crossing of lower A street. Wig wag signals will be added on the west side and timed to avoid freight train interference. a 50 foot stop rule will be enforced. Coroner Miller and Deputy Flier set no inquest date for Glancy and Sherrick deaths.
The Christian church Bible class and Sunday school plan an apron social with games and entertainment led by Superintendent Thomas Green and teachers. Prizes will be awarded. all are invited. A separate note mentions the 16th district of the California Congress of Parents and Teachers meeting in Oakland on August 25 at 10 30 a m with budget and conference site reports.
Dr. Percy Francis Kearney of Dublin road, longtime head of Hayward Clinic, died at Stanford Lane Hospital in San Francisco about 7 PM Monday. Survived by wife Amelia, sons Francis and Sanborn, brother Philip L. of Chicago, local orders include Shrine Temple Helena and Elks Great Falls. Funeral at California Columbarium 3:30 PM Wednesday, Halsted & Co. mortuary San Francisco.
Independent school will open Monday in August with Miss Schaffer and Miss Bayard in charge. Miss Evelyn Kallv, who visited Mrs. Simmons of Cul! Can yon, has returned to her Tracy home. Mr. and Mrs. George Mosegaard of Oakdale visited Mr. Mosegaard’s Cull Canyon parents.
The late Thomas Nissen longtime Lone Tree cemetery sexton and pioneer resident received funeral honors Monday at Sorensen Brothers mortuary. Rev. Richard C. Day led the service. pallbearers included Hans Jorgensen Rasmus Nissen Peter Sorensen Henry Gansberger C Dunsworth and J Lombardi. Interment followed at Oakland mausoleum. Nissen, a Denmark native aged 76, is survived by two sons Julius and Walter Nissen and a daughter Mrs Marr Gansberger.
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