Local residents noted in travel and family events
The item lists residents and guests including Miss Mary McConaghy of San Francisco traveling in southern California and Mexico with the Walshs. Honeymoon trips for Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hawke in the south. Mrs Hartke formerly Miss Jea ner Flockhart of the local faculty. Other notices mention vacations in Hawaii and Santa Cruz mountains, business trips to Seattle and Kansas City, visits from Le Roy Leal of Tracy, and social calls from Frank Bertell of San Rafael and Dorothy Peterson of San Jose.
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Mary McConaghy
Walsh
San Francisco
California
Mexico
Leland Hawke
San Jose
South
Hartke
Jeaner Flockhart
C. E. Lawson
Santa Cruz Mountains
Charles Leidig
Dorothy Peterson
Anna Christensen
Joseph Perry
Palo Alto
J. Perry
Bill Geercke
Sacramento
Oakland
Miller Touts Coroner Economies in Alameda Campaign
Grant D. Miller seeks re election as Alameda County coroner citing 16 years of service with two paid and seven unpaid deputies. He claims savings over 359 906 by not charging for morgue removals and indigent interments. He helped form the East Bay Safety council and a junior traffic group to cut accidents involving schoolchildren. Campaign manager T C Drennan says the coroner lacks equipment for offices and vehicles.
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Alameda County
Grant D. Miller
Alameda
Miller
East Bay
Miler
Alameda Field to Be Dedicated
Aug 14 The Alameda airfield in California is to be formally dedicated this weekend as a major centralized aviation center serving Western Air Express and other services. The port will host Army and Navy planes plus public displays attracting photographers and spectators for a grand dedication program with aerial competitions.
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Alameda
California
San Franciso Bay
Western Air Express
Los Angles
United States
Fokke West Coast Air Transport
Portland
Seattle
Warn Air Service
Fu Fl
Highlands Club Backs Heyer for Supervisor
Harvard Highlands residents met at E A Hartlevs home and endorsed Charles W. Heyers candidacy for the board of supervisors. They pledged to work for his August 26 election, praising his record and readiness to address district needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Highlands
Charles W. Hever
E. A. Hartlev
Hartley
Heyer
Rural Schools to Start on Monday in Hayward Vicinity
Hayward area schools reopen next Monday led by Er nest G Laws who will welcome Tennyson school children on opening day. Mre T H Glassbrook is principal and Mrs G P Trask assists. trustees include Ed Graff Ernest Lang and William Stevenson. San Lorenzo Ashland and Sunset schools also begin with E E Lawson supervising a new kindergarten at San Lorenzo.
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Hayward
Ernest G. Laws
Tennyson School
San Lorenzo
Dahlia Show Set at Palace Hotel this Aug in San Francisco
The Dahlia society of San Francisco announced its annual show will be at the Palace hotel on August 28 29 and 30 with Mrs E W Lymbery serving as secretary and organizer.
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the Dahlia Society of
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
E. W. Lymbery
Alameda recorder reports 250 million in county deals
Gilman W. Bacon Alameda county recorder reports for year ending June 30 1930 more than 19 000 instruments recorded transferring property valued at over 250 million dollars. Data shows 576 mortgages 1 333 releases 18 848 trust deeds 19 940 licenses and 19 833 reconveyances. Bacon seeks reelection citing honesty efficiency and economies. Pell Shades Marianne San Francisco. William Rollins arrested after complaint of a man who saw him bottling beer.
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Gilman W. Bacon
Alameda County
Recorder Bacon
Pell
Marianne
San Francisco
William Rollins
Clayburn
Rollins
Dairymen Set July Production Records in Alameda Unit
Unit No. 1 of the Alameda-Santa Clara County Farm Bureau Cow Testing association reported 1632 cows with 1470 milk tested in July. Total milk 1,364,784 pounds and 43,472 pounds butterfat, averaging 745 pounds milk per cow and 27 pounds butterfat per cow. High producers include W M Lutz’s cow No 7 at 2128 pounds milk and 41.4 pounds butterfat, and R E Albertsen’s cow No 89 with 1941 pounds milk and 73.7 pounds butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda-Santa Clara County
W. M. Lutz
R. E. Albertsen
Newark
Joe Holdener
R. H. Kruse
Horati Brothers
Louis
Square snakes puzzle solved by sober witnesses
In Red Bluff locals reported seeing a square snake. Charles Cole and Gur Hanse identified the illusion as caused by black and gold markings, which created a square appearance.
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Red Bluff
Charles Cole
Gur Hanse
Extra’s One Day Job Sparks Three Day Pay
A clever Hollywood extra hired for a single day brought crickets to the stage. Sound men spent two days chasing the chirps. The entire group earned three days’ work in compensation for the unusual stunt.
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Hollywood
Infant Mortality Remains High in U S Cities in 1929
A report by the American Child Health association shows infant mortality at 66.2 deaths per 1000 births in U S cities during 1929, despite stock market crashes and rising unemployment.
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United States
American Child Health Association
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John Neely
Mrs. C. Rota
Oakland Hospital
Peralta Avenue
Bebe
Epwspraa
PRU
Alameda Field
S. F. Bay Airdrome
State
Highlands Club
FE. A. Hartley
Booster
Rickenbacker
A. J. Braga
Manuel Lopez
Pleasanton
Snakes
Hiighway
Jell
Alaska
Pink
Peter Pan Brand
Safeway
Oregon
del Monte
Kellogg’s
Safeway Thorn
Pale Face
Main Street
Cor. A
Ey Sr
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