Anniversary observance for Hayward aviators Eichwaldt and Erwin
Flowers and wreaths were placed at Oakland airport to mark the second anniversary of the Dallas Spirit crash in the search for the Golden Eagle. Mrs. Eichwaldt and local friends led the tribute, with wreaths sent aboard the Silver Fir to be cast into the Pacific near the Dallas Spirit site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Region
Alvin Eichwaldt
Hayvard
William Erwin
Dallas Spirit
Florence Elchwardt
Oakland
Golden Eagle
Hawaii
Mirs. Eschwaldt
Voortmeier
U.S. N
San Francisco
Singapore
Pacific
Dallas
Captain Moody
Immortalis
Clara Dodge
Castro Vailer
Eichwaldt
Jeanne de Franéneur
Hats Ogaard
Rs. J. W. Burge
Hayward Garden Club
Japanese Officers Visit in Hayward
Japanese officers from two warships in San Francisco Bay toured the East Hayward region Sunday afternoon in a motor caravan. They toured Harvard and San Leandro, with photos taken, before continuing to harbor festivities in San Francisco Bay where Harbor Day celebrations are planned. Mayor Wilbur was invited to the San Francisco reception but could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
San Francisco Bay
East Hay
San Francisco
Oakland
Harvard
San Leantro
Fe American Pacific
John L. Wilbur
Mother and Girl Injured in Mount Eden Crash
Mrs. L. Wentz and her young daughter of San Francisco were injured when a car driven by Mr. Wentz struck another vehicle at the Mount Eden intersection Sunday evening around 7. The woman and child were taken for treatment by J. Matowsek of the Mount Eden garage. The girl suffered a cut over the right eye from flying glass. Policeman Paul Patterson investigated but could not identify the other driver.
Stolen car recovered after theft from Herman Jensen home
Automobile stolen last Thursday from Herman Jensen at 608 Myrtle Street has been recovered in Alvateds Sunday according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Jensen
Myrtle Street
Pn- Hee
New Rhubarb Market Group To Be Formed
Joseph P. Ramos calls a meeting at 7 30 P M August 29 at the Western Pacific warehouse Knox avenue Estudillo to organize a new growers association. About 260 rhubarb producers invited. New cooperative marketing contracts to be submitted. Speakers include Ramos Critchfield Mitchell Parsogbs White and Curtiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. Ramos
Harvard Poultry Exchange
Western Pacific
Knox Avenue
Estudillo
Ramos
Mr. Ramos
Burk H. Critchfield
Golfer Beats 20-30 Champion After Five Year Break
Ralph Wood of the Veterans' Luncheon club defeated Dr John Scribner the Twenty Thirty club champion at Brookshire Country Club in Sundar. Belton Fleisher and Harry Meier joined the match which extended from nine to ten holes as a hard fought contest. Wood said he had not played golf for five years before this fracas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wood
Veterans
John Scribner
Sundey
Brookshire
Belton Fleisher
Harry Meier
Wood
Sundar
Chest Heads Meet Wednesday Night
The Community Chest executive committee of 10 will meet at the Farm Bureau office Wednesday night to advance plans for the drive set for September 9 to 16. Rotary Lions and Twenty-Thirty clubs will plan a joint dinner in September and prior donations include the American Legion and J. Sims, who pledged 0.1 percent of the $9,700 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Rotary
Lions
American Legion
J. Sims
Corporation Taxes Cut By New Law
Sacramento reports large reductions in California taxes under the new 4 percent income tax. The state board of equalization warns of financial stringency if the measure remains. Major drops include Bank of Italy, Ford Motor, Shell Oil, and American Toll Bridge in 1929 compared with 1928 figures.
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Sacramento
United Press
California
State Board of Equalization
Bank of Italy
Ford Motor Company
Shell Oil Company
American Toll Bridge Company
Wedding Bell Notice For Manuel Amaral And Anna Vargas
Notice of intention to marry filed at the Oakland courthouse. Manuel Pp Amaral 24 of Niles and Miss Anna Bernice Vargas 22 of Hayward listed as parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Manuel Pp. Amaral
Niles
Anna Bernice Vargas
Haywera
Fiesta and parade mark Our Lady of the Mount observance
Hundreds of Portuguese residents gathered at All Saints Church for the Fiesta of Our Lady of the Mount with a procession from 5S hall. The event featured a Mass in Portuguese, a church address, a Madeira barbecue on Foothill Boulevard, and allied activities with delegations from Hayward and other East Bay cities.
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East Bay
All Saints’ Catholic Church
Madeira Islands
Flor de Madeiras
Foothill Boulevard
Hayward
Quak‘land
San Leandro
East Bay Region
Fter
Father Terra
Centerville
All Saints Church
Fosewiz
Carol B. Kelly
Julia Alves
Mary Brougham
May Taffero
Altax
Custodia Rogers
Virgie Vierra
Evelyn Roderick
John Cochran
Manuel Brum
Shubert
Hetty Adams
Hayward veteran Pedro Yecassio recalls long life at 112
Hayward resident Pedro Yecassio, said to be 112, remembers events from the early 1800s and Civil War battles. He arrived in Hayward in 1870, has traveled the Pacific coast, and worked as a sailor and laborer before breaking a leg three years ago. His pension filing is led by C. W. Kendall of Oakland and may top Alameda County pension lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee Wilbur
Jesse Holly
Lester Perry Sunday
Alvarado
Hayward Water Department
Western Pacific Railway
Jackson Street
Russell
Western Pacific
Great Northern Railways
San Francisco
Harvard
William Dolge & Co
Hayward Homestead
Cherryland
Oro Loma
Colonial Acres
Castro Valley
East Avenue District
Upper D Street
Meek Orchard
Hayward Acres
Southern Pacific Railway
Telegraph Road
Alameda County
Hayward
California
Pedro Yecassio
Domingo Graz
Silva Avenue
Ramos Tract
Peru
Napoleon
United States
Mississippi Valley
Yecassio
Sap Diego
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
Southern
Alameda County ‘Welfare Board
Ruth BcCord
Shaw
Haywara
C. W. Kendall
Oakland
Laughing and Happy Children Return to Start School Year
Hundreds of cheerful students resume the Harvard grammar schools Monday morning marking the new term with lively voices and eager spirits. Principal Robert M. Reid notes a large opening attendance and new registrations from Long Beach Los Angeles and Oakland with families from Grand Junction Colorado among entrants.
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Harvard Grammar
Robert M. Reid
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Oakland
Bret Harte
Grand Juncion
Colorado
Fez
Fleming's Egg Keep Aids Winter Egg Storage
Poultrymen gain a new product from W. B. Clayton Oakland 1414 Franklin Street called Fleming's Egg Keep. The substance preserves eggs during winter storage for up to nine months without refrigeration by rubbing on eggs and storing in a dry room. The originator claims the process eliminates storage taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Clayton
Franklin Street
Oakland
Stebbins Bros. Retire From Field as Harrison Steps In
The Stebbins Brothers of the Chrysler agency in Hayward retire after ten years of service. H O Harrison Co. to reopen a Chrysler agency on Saturday August 24 at the present location with Thomas Stebbins in charge. William Stebbing accepted a traveling position. Announcements of the opening to come later.
Help Launch New Club Charter Night in Santa Cruz
Three members of the Hayward Twenty Thirty club attended the charter night for the newly established Twenty Thirty club in Santa Cruz. District Governor Al Frager officiated the charter ceremony and all described an enjoyable evening. Mrs Piervis Browsr of Ripon, formerly Hayward, has been a guest of Mrs Chris Nor in her East Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Piervis Browsr
Ripon
Chris Nor
Ten East Avenue
Stockton Fair and Horse Show Opens With Record Exhibits
Stockton opens the San Joaquin County fair with the largest horticultural agricultural and industrial exhibit list in history. Fast racing on the track features purses totaling 20000 with record trotting times. the night horse show directed by A P Fleming fills all boxes as blue-blood stock from Los Angeles to Vancouver gathers across the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
San Joaquin County
Seattle
Sacramento
A. P. Fleming
Palio Alto
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Stanford Faces 11-Game Slate For Grid Team
Stanford unveils an 11 game schedule under coach Glenn Warner with mass turnovers and only five lettermen with regular experience last season. The Red Shirts host Army on December 28 in a potential year ending intersectional clash. Games include Oregon, Cal Tech, Washington, Santa Clara and West Point with a strong rebuild projected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Glenn “Pop” Warner
Stanford
Cardinal
Red
Walt Heinecke
Corwin Aartman
Jackie
Mush” Muller
John Preston
Cal. Tech
Washington
Seattle
Santa Clara
California
West Point
Reception for Rev Sheptaugh Joins Hayward Church
A reception and welcome for Rev J A Sheptaugh now pastor of the Hayward Christian church is planned by church members for Wednesday evening at the home of Airs C M Crow. The reception committee includes Mr and Mrs Neil Auwers Mr and Mrs Thomas Green Mrs George T Millward and Mrs A F Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Sheptaugh
Hayward Christian Church
Airs
C. M. Crow
Neil Auwers
Thomas Green
George T. Miliard
A. F. Hanson
Man Escapes Injury After Castro Valley Crash
M. V. Pimentel of Manteca escaped possible serious injury when his car was struck by a heavy truck on Castro Valley boulevard about 2 o'clock Monday morning. The vehicle was badly damaged. The truck driver fled the scene. Pimentel was returning home from Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Pimentel
Manteca
Castro Valley Boulevard
Mr. Pimentel
Oakland
Angola colonization plan aims to emigrate 100 families
A. R. Zacharias, a street merchant, says six months may see emigration arrangements for 100 Portuguese families from the East Bay region to Angola completed. Portugal has been steadily expanding its African colony with railways roads and housing while offering tax relief and farming support to settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Bay
Angola
Portugal
Sou West Africa
A. R. Zacharias
California
Republic of Portugal
Azores
Madeiras
Portts
Frland
Califara
Furnia
Two Chances in One Getting Real Liq
Federal findings show only two percent of illicit whiskey is safe to drink while ninety five percent is unsafe. Analysts note most bootleg liquor contains harmful chemicals with denatured alcohol and other poisonous substances.
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Los Angeles
Los Arges
Cofflaw
Woods
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Morovco Band
Eden Township
Barnard Gl
Stebbins Bros
Harrison
Stockton Fair
Sheptaugh
Man
Rapist
Anzot
Czeruia
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