Hayward Ca National Guard Company F to Return Home Sunday
Company F known as Hayward's own from the California National Guard will return home Sunday at 2 55 PM on a special train to the Southern Pacific station with detachments from Alameda Oakland and Berkeley. They have completed two weeks of field training at San Luis Obispo as part of the war preparedness program and will parade to the armory after welcome ceremonies. Their unit earned the 159th infantry track championship Tuesday afternoon.
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Hayvard
California National Guard
National Guard
San Luis Obispo
Circle Voorhees
Southern Pacific
Alameda
Oakland
Berkeley
159Th Infantry
159Th
160Th Infantry
California
Homestead
Hayward
Armory
Water attorney to address Rotary meeting in Hayward
Theodore P Witischen attorney for the East Bay Municipal Utility District will speak to the Hayward Rotary at noon Monday. He will be joined by Grant D Milles a district director. The talk centers on securing a permanent water supply for Hayward Eden and Washington townships and potential EBMD expansion. Walter Flierl chairs the program.
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Theodore P. Witischen
East Bay
Harmonica King To Face Reese In California Title Bout
Harvard's Harmonica King Joe Silva accepts a challenge from San Jose's John E. Reese for the California harmonica championship to be played in San Jose on August 26. Photographers from major picture outlets are expected to cover the event as Joe seeks the state title. He performed over KTARB on Friday night and is booked on KLX Monday from 2:30 to 3:30.
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Joe Silva
Harvard
California
John E. Reese
San Jose
Meemon
Joe
KTARB
KLX
Courthouse Need Cited by Alameda Bar Association Leader
Michael Donovan president of the Alameda County Bar Association addressed the Hayward Veterans club at noon Friday urging a new county courthouse in Oakland. He said the current courthouse is corroded and condemned. The Rotary picnic at Castlewood Country Club drew cheers and jokes as Walter Trobee returned after a long absence.
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Michael Donovan
Alameda County Bar Association
Hayward Veterans’ Club
Oakland
Walter Trobee
Castlewood Country Club
Rotary Club
Veterans” Club
Hayward Plaza Hosts International Carnival Market Day
Hayward's Hayward Plaza will host the Hill and Valley Club Carnival of Nations on August 23 with streamers lights and a decorated stand. Performances include Spanish dancing girls French dolls Dutch maidens colonial dames and more while local candidates speak and the American Legion band plays. Proceeds fund a clubhouse on Foothill Boulevard near Hayward High School with all booths open from early morning.
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Hayward’s
Plaza
San Francisco
New York
London
Paris
Rome
Vienna
Constantinople
Calcutta
Shanghai
The
Hill and Valley Club
C Street
A. O. Pimentel
E. L. Macabee
Henry Powell
B. H. Ames
E. W. Burr
John Allan Park
Arthur Manter
American Legion
Foothill Boulevard
Hayward High School
Fiesta of Holy Ghost Sunday in East Bay
Members from several Portuguese lodges in the east bay area plan their Holy Ghost festival at a Homestead resort between Castro Valley and East 14th street. The event begins Saturday night with firerorts and dancing, with a concert by the American Legion band Sunday after a parade to Saint Saints Catholic church and a gathering at Homestead thereafter. Members from Oakland and Alameda are expected, and the Legion band will play at two similar September festivals.
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East Bay Area
Hayward
Homestead
Castro Valley
East 14Th Street
American Legion
I. D E.S. Hall
Oakland
Alameda
Berkeley
Legion Band
Soares Campaign Gains Momentum in Hayward and Newark Meetings
Voters in Newark and Mission San Jose hear Joseph W. Soares praised at recent gatherings. J Overacker and Niles constable presided over meetings as supporters predict about 96 percent backing at the August 26 primaries. Oakland reports also cheer Soares and the Hayward club plans another weekly meeting Tuesday evening.
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Newark
Mission San Jose
Sheriff's Office
Joseph W. Soares
Hayward
J. Overacker
Mission Hall
Hayward Soares Club
M. S. Bernardo
Niles Constable
Silva Hall
Mr. Soares
Hayward Club
Oakland
Soares
Mishap Halts Judge Harder's Reelection Campaign
Judge Jack Harder Jr. interrupts his campaign due to a right ankle sprain after stepping from his car. He is confined to home as daughter Tha dex and son Donald carry on the re election effort.
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Judsel
Jack Harder,Jr
Phe
Miss Thadex
Donald
South Hayward club plans September school benefit
A whist party to fund the new school auditorium hardwood floor is planned at a Muir school business meeting. The 40 by 60 foot venue with a 15 foot stage will be ready for the fall term. Committee members and speakers from local officials were announced amid discussion of fall and winter activities.
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South Hayward
Lena Harder
C. A. Rinderspacher
George Bolderson
Harry Twigg
Bessie Whitehead
Frank Yanko
Manuel Goularte
L. F. Gattberg
Club
Jacob Harder Jr
L. R. Rosenberg
W. J. Gannon
San Leandro
Arthur M. Carden
Charles W. Herer
John J. Hooper
Hayward Review
Hayward
Hayward Austrics
Alameda
A. McNeil
George Balderson
Besse Whitehead
Wilma Gotthers
Independent to Get New School
Ground leveling for a new two room Independent schoolhouse will begin next week with bids open in about 10 days. A modern two room building is planned and estimated to cost between 5060 and 9000 dollars. HR Sorensen led the meeting and introduced Mrs. L R Rosenberg who announced her candidacy for assemblywoman. Arthur M Carden spoke on work of Supervisor Charles W Heyer. A postmeeting game awarded prizes to Mrs. Sorensen Mrs. E Kutner and Mr. Sorensen.
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Independent Improvement Club
Sorensen
L. R. Rosenberg
Arthur M. Carden
San Leandro
Charles W. Heyer
E. Kutner
Mary Souza
Laura Peterson
Fred Jensen
Edwin Jensen
California trains boys as traffic safety soldiers
Thousands of selected school boys across northern and central California are being formed into a School Traffic Reserve. As fall terms begin or near starting, supervision and training for these young guardians of safety proceed in over 50 cities, towns, and nearby rural areas to protect younger pupils from traffic dangers.
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California
Delegates for Legion Post 10 Parley in South Pacific
Hayward delegates to the Amer ash region state convention in open air Sacramento prepare to leave for the capital Saturday. Leonard Lustig will head the delegation with Mrs Lustig planning to spend Saturday night in Stockton. Delegates include Rey Stoneburn David Galbraith Ven Osien and William Morgan with alternates Cecil Godkin William Holl Roy Harte Senator E H Christian and Don Leidig. The three day convention features protests immigration and a veterans bond issue with about 2700 delegates expected.
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Hayward
Amerash
Sacramento
Capital
A. F. van Ostran
Leonard Lustig
Joer Post
Lustig
Stockton
Mr. Lustig
Rey P. Stoneburn
David R. Galbraith
Ven Osien
William T. Morgan
Cecil Godkin
William H. Holl
Roy Harte
E. H. Christian
Don M. Leidig
Lake Tahoe
Reno
Mone Lake
Yosemite Park
Prices Weaker on Apricots in Santa Clara Valley
Sacramento Aug 16 Apricots prices to growers in the Santa Clara valley show weakness from prior quotes, especially on medium grades. Buyers purchase daily but not aggressively, packers report covering current needs, some factors abstain from buying to avoid stock buildup. About 60 percent of the valley's dried apricot crop has been sold. Prices yesterday ranged for standard to extra fancy grades and southern California markets show little change while remaining prices are lower.
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Sacramento
Santa Clara Valley
California
San Joaquin Valley
Romualdo Foster Dies in Hayward at 75
Romualdo Foster a longtime Hayward pioneer died Saturday at Hayward General Hospital after a week of illness. He lived with son Anthony J Foster on B street and leaves a Berkeley granddaughter Angelina Sears. Born in St George Azores he came to America at 17 and settled in Hayward over 39 years ago. He belonged to U P E C and I D E S lodges.
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Romualdo Foster
Hayward
Hayward General Hospital
Mr. Foster
Anthony J. Foster
Foster
Berkeley
Angelina Sears
St. George
Azores Islands
America
Second Prize Added in Chevrolet Mileage Contest
Due to strong public interest at the Ogaard Motor Company agency Hans Ogaard adds a second prize to the Chevrolet six economy contest. The new award of 25 dollars credit applies to the winner who records the most mileage per gallon of gasoline with a Chevrolet six. Several drivers have already posted high mileages in the early rounds.
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Ogaard Motor Company
Hans Ogaard
No Smoking Rule On California Auto Ferry Decks
California State Automobile Association urges strict no smoking or lighting matches on lower decks of automobile ferries. The rule protects car owners and their property and emphasizes safety for all motorists.
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California State Automobile Association
Miss Miriam Prowse Announces Her Betrothal in S F
Miss Miriam Prowse, daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Prowse, announces engagement to Harvey Beauchamp of Albany Oregon at a San Francisco Palace Hotel social. Attendants include Mrs J B Prowse Mrs Eugene A Strobridge and others. 36 covers. piano music and dance solos featured. Prowse a Hayward teacher graduate of Iota High and San Jose teachers college. Beauchamp son of Dr and Mrs F Beauchamp Albany graduate of Oregon Agricultural College and pharmacy school.
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Palace Hotel
San Francisco
Her Prowse
J. B. Prowse
Harvey Beauchamp
Albany
Oregon
Palm Court
Eugene A. Strobridge
Tarama Arendt
Plaasanton
Wasperates Te
Ma Beauchamp
Irene Rinderspacher
Prowse
Samuel Schuman
John Marie Williford
Bridge
Hayward
Iota High School
San Jose Teachers College
Phi Kappa Pi
Mr. Beauchamp
Mra. F. Beauchamp
Oregon Agricultural College School of Pharmacy
University of Tonwin St. Tungis
County Gardens to Show at Fair in Alameda Exhibit
Alameda county unveils its 1920 state fair display in Sacramento opening August 30 featuring gladioli from county gardens and a main exhibit tracing education from Mission San Jose’s founding in 1797 to today. County officials plan fruits and vegetables for 1931, with leadership by Colonel Charles E. Lutz Harvey Braun and Paul Goldsmith.
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Oakland
Alameda County
Sacramento
Gladioli
Alamea County
Mission San Jose
Charles E. Lutz
Berkeley
Harvey Braun
Niles
Edward K. Taylor
Alameda
William C. Furgens
Paul Goldsmith
Piedmont
Board of Supervisors of
Death of Judge George FitzGerald Shocks Hayward Community
Grief spread in Hayward over the death of Judge George E FitzGerald at St Pauls Hospital in Livermore. Funeral services set for 10 AM Monday at St Michael's Catholic Church with mass and burial in St Michael's cemetery. A longtime Murray township constable and justice of the peace, he was nearly 81, born in Louisiana, and widower of Mary A FitzGerald with several children across California.
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Hayward
George &. FitzGerald
St. Paul’s Hospital
Livermore
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Liver- Mere
St. Michael's Cemetery
FitzGerald
Murray Township
Louisiana
Mary A. Fitz Gerald
Mary V. McCormick
Modento
Ida Gill
Somis
Frank Fitz Gerald
Santa Ynez
Flower Raiser Show Promises Grand California Festival
Aug 16 San Leandro expects a grand California Flower festival with 140 of 150 trophies on hand and a massive 10 by 156 foot chrysanthemum display. Nurseryman J M Holland and Hayward growers lead exhibits, with seven acres of tents and 160000 to 150000 anticipated visitors over three days starting Sept 5.
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San Leandro
California
J. M. Holland
Hayward
Hayward Garden Club
Charles A. Crate
William H. Kingsley
Avensino, Mortensen & Co
Florists Telegraph Delivery Association
San Francisco
Chicago
Garden Club to Picnic on Monday
Garden club members and friends will picnic at Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Christensen home on Russell Way Monday. A noon luncheon will be served in the garden. Games and contests will fill the afternoon. Mrs. Clara Dodge, general chairman, leads arrangements with club members. Flower Lovers' club of San Jose invited as guests.
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Garden Club
W. T. Christensen
Russell Way
Clara Dodge
Flower Lovers’ Club of
San Jose
Raulino Opens Oakland Offices In Whitthorne Swan Building
Dr. Clarence A. Raulino, optometrist and optician, moves from Brauns drug store to the mezzanine floor of the Whitthorne and Swan department store on 11th street in Oakland. After three years in Hayward he leaves the local field. he is consul commander of the Woodmen's lodge and active in the Hayward Lions Club.
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Clarence A. Raulino
Brauns Drug Store
Whitthorne and Swan Department
11Th Street
Oakland
Hayward
Woodmen’s Lodge
Lions Club
Teachers Hold School Parley in Hayward District
Supervising Principal Robert M. Reid presided as grammar and primary teachers gathered at Bret Harte school Saturday morning. They discussed classes and schedules as the grammar schools prepare to open the fall term on Monday.
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Hayward
Bret Harte
Robert M. Reid
Still Cannot Swim Evansville River Man Charles Ringer
Charles Ringer a river man for 46 years cannot swim. The Ohio river has been his work site as a fisherman dam worker log roaster and boat house custodian. He has fallen in only three or four times in his long career.
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Evansville
Injl
Charles Ringer
Ohio River
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Hill and Valley
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