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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1926

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Peach of a chase as Hayward speed cop nabs reckless driver

Hayward traffic officer F. E. Macabee, off duty with his wife and child in a loaded flivver, chased John J. Rego at high speed through Hayward and arrested him for reckless driving. Rego’s escape left a trail of peaches. Lindstrom paid 50 dollars for reckless driving in Oakland. Walker and Ali each paid 25 dollars for racing on Castro street at midnight.

Sheila F. &. Macabee Hayward John J. Rego South West Street Matabee Rego Macabee Hayward Court Eric Lindstrom Sixty Second Street Oakland Lindstrom F. E. Macabee Francis Walker Ramon St San Leandro Louis Ali Alvarado Castro Street

Off for South Tohr Lemos and family to California

A Tohr Lemos of Alvarado and a wealthy landowner, with Mrs. Lemos and their three daughters, left today for a Stay of three or four weeks in Los Angeles and vicinity. John will study how Los Angeles realtors lure tourists in that route.

Tohr Lemos Alvarado

Michigan Aggie Man Joins Hayward Union High School

C P Johnson former head of farm mechanics at a Manilla school in the Filipino Islands has been hired to assist B K Smith in the manual training program at Hayward Union High. Aichigan Agricultural College graduate, he will help as work continues on the new building, with some rooms ready for the August 30 term while rest awaits completion.

Hayward ‘Union High School C. P. Johnson Manilla Filipino Islands B. K. Smith Johnson Alichigan Agricultural College Pressenn

Little Girl Called By Grim Reaper

The death of Jacqueline Graff three and one half years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Graff, occurred at 11 26 Sunday in Henning. She had been ill for a month. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 from Sorenson Brothers Funeral Parlors with an Episcopalian minister officiating. Cremation will follow in Oakland.

Jacqueline Graff Hazle John C.graff Grove War Henning Jacqueline Sorenson Brothers Oakland

Late Jens Hansen Laid to Rest in Russell City Farewell

The rancher Jens Hansen known in Russell City for 69 years was honored Saturday at Sorenson Brothers Funeral Homes. Rev. Josiah Daniel officiated the service and Mt. Eden cemetery received the interment. Hansen, an invalid fire for four years, moved to Oakland to live with a daughter and died August 12 at their home. He is survived by three sons and a daughter.

Jens Hansen Russell City Sorenson Brothers Funeral Josiah Daniel Mt. Eden Hansen Oakland

Early Baseball Rules and Field Layout Described

An old description explains the first baseball diamond as square with wooden posts for bases and outfield lines of ten to fourteen players. It notes the one out and all out rule and the scoring method where the winner is the team with the most runs.

Alameda Rotarians Hear Of Hotel Project And Charity

In Daly Review notes, Alameda Rotary members meet with fourteen visiting Rotarians including Sherman McDowell and a promoter for a new Alameda hotel project. A $400,000 three story mission style hotel is described with 1780 rooms and frontage on three streets. Green Shutter hotel inspection planned, classification committee to meet, and various members donate to the charity fund amid vacation job talk.

Daly Review Ray King Lester Perry President Robinson Rotary Order Walter King Sprague-Sells Aoyal Sherman McDowell Alameda Hayward I. B. Parsnos Robinson Andy Sorenson Karry Owen Fred Brown Heine Hammond Josiah Cariel Frank Pereira Nils Quist L. L. Vieira Facific Telephone and Telegraph Co Clare County Kelly Bros Belton Fleisher William Knightly

Picnic at Stonybrook Park Delights Eden Township Crowd

Hundreds attended the Eden Township picnic at Stonybrook Park in Niles Canyon. Organizers under Geo Walker and Frank Scaleckard directed sports, prizes, and music by Perry's Californian Serenaders. Winners included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weideman and Cal Martin with daughter in dances and races.

Eden’ Township Stonybrook Park Niles Canyon Improvement Club Geo. Walker Frank Scaleckard Lew Fereiia Ned Kay Jacob Ww. Knighis E@ Perry Palomares Club Castro Valley Valle Vista Fred Weideman San Ramon Hugo Frank Hayward Cal Martin Miss Martin Oakland George Walter Jr Irene Walter Charleston Emily Bento Ashland June Steck

Civic League Plans Open Forum With Sheriff and DA Candidates

Becker and Culver who seek sheriff will speak at the Civic League open forum next Friday at 8 PM in the 1OO O F hall. Preston Higgins candidate for district attorney will attend and Earl Warren is likely present. Other candidates may speak briefly as the Harvard Civic League aims to inform voters without endorsing any side.

Harvard Civic League

Fragmented Note About Coaching Preferences

Readers report a garbled message discussing coaching preferences and intentions. The partial text hints at opinions on tactics or leadership but is unclear and non-specific.

Hayward Local Booster R W Shiells Featured Man About Town

English born Hayward resident Bob Shiells built a career from fireman to chief engineer with the Southern Pacific before returning to Hayward five years ago to run an insurance and real estate business. Known for honesty and conservative dealing, he promotes wise investments and resides in the Review building with his family after a Yosemite Valley trip. He carries a spotless record for policy holders and stays busy through the fall and winter season.

R. W. Shiells Bob England California Hayward Southern Pacific Shiells Bob Shields Yosemite Valley

Hayward Freight Boom Sparks Record Growth at SP Depot

Miles Harrington reports a 54 percent rise in Southern Pacific freight at Hayward, with 80 to 100 carloads daily, about 20 per cent fruit. Daily tonnage reaches 2 million pounds. Congestion and busy crews reflect rapid local industrial growth and a new yearly freight record.

Southern Pacific Miles Harrington Harrington Hayward

Soares and Gomes Return From Yosemite Trip

Mr and Mrs Joseph Soares and Mr and Mrs Joseph Gomes of Niles have just returned from a trip to Yosemite Valley. Mr J Gomes roadmaster of Niles driving his Buick Sedan.

Xiles Joseph Soares Joseph Gomes Niles Yosemite Valley J. Gomes

Kangaroo court entertains Woodmen picnic at Danville

Nearly 1600 Woodmen of the World members and families gathered at San Ramon Park for a joint picnic of Hayward Martinez Oakland and Fruitvale camps. A notable feature was the kangaroo court stunt by Fruitvale lodge judging stray politicians. The program included tugs of war baseball races horseshoe contests and dancing with prizes awarded by a Hayward committee led by M. G. Fry Lovejoy J. E. Welch J. Simpson and Miles Harrington.

San Ramon Park Danville Hayward Martinez Oakland Fruitvale Kangaree Court M. G. Fry Lovejoy J. E. Welch J. Simpson Miles Harrington

Odd Fellows District Meeting Planned at Saratoga

The Hayward lodge for Odd Fellows arranges the eighty first district meeting to be held at the Odd Fellows Hall in Saratoga on Sunday August 29 The district includes Hayward Alameda Chabot Fruitvale Elmhurst and San Leandro lodges The meeting will be a picnic and outdoor gathering.

Hayward Lodge For Odd Fellows Odd Fellows

Pacific Coast Yachting Regatta Opens August 21

San Francisco hosts its fourth annual Pacific Coast Yachting regatta August 21 to 25 with more than 200 yachts from 14 clubs from San Diego to Vancouver. The Olympic fleet of nearly 100 ships arrives August 10, including battleships destroyers submarines and carriers led by the USS Seattle. On August 26 battleships race for the Olympic club challenge cup.

San Francisco Pacific Coast Betwearn United States Seattle Robison Battle Fleet San Frazsken Golden Gate_ s park Pacific Puget Sound Avlanzic

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