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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1909
Page
5
Letter from Charles Voyetsang explains no change in the law for duplicate hunting licenses. Applicants must affidavit loss or destruction, then a duplicate license is issued by return mail to avoid county clerks’ account confusion.
The Ladies Aid of the aft Church will host a garden party at Mrs Brunner's home with an ice cream, cake and sandwiches served in the afternoon and evening. A candy booth will be available. The public is invited.
The Hayward fire department hosts an outdoor prom enade concert and dance on B street above Main with illumination by Suburban Electric Light Co and band seating by Ramos Bros. Gates open with 25 cent ladies 50 cent gentlemen admission, proceeds for departmental uses.
The Hayward Grammar School reports a new high in enrollment with 724 pupils on the books, far surpassing previous years. Principal Muybrey notes 400 as a milestone while 58 places of provision exist, and three new teachers join as Miss Redding handles reception with Mr Ranaiupee acting as librarian.
At the session, several contracts were awarded or referred for road and construction work. Bidders included Hyde Hargis Co and McConaghesy. estimates ranged from about 182 to 248 dollars, with some listed as 200 plus. The Western Electric firm and others were mentioned in relation to road surfacing and macadam work.
Fans packed the season’s largest crowd to witness Haywards host Fruitvale. The Sask lineup scored two runs in the first inning but could not maintain the lead as Haywards tied and then pulled away. Thurman pitched steadily while Hedhe and Levy sparked the offense, giving Haywards a decisive victory as the home crowd cheered the win.
In this notice, BYNK OF HAYWARDS advertises safe deposit boxes for rent. The short item notes availability and pricing details, indicating secure storage services for valuables at the Haywards bank location.
In Brunners store, a series of puzzling signs and contested claims swirl around supply lines and pricing. Officials note unclear directives amid rumors of a broader market shakeup affecting customers and vendors.
The Real Estate Agency of EL Warren notes sales of John I Parsons fruit orchard and Evans fruit and chicken farm on the Niles road to buyers from San Francisco and Molroze. Hayway Realty Co reports five firm sales in ten days, with improvements planned for several properties. Davis of Elmhust buys the Boehmer place in Castry Valley and will convert it into a country home, while the Connolly property on the Nites road transfers to postmaster Walfe of Molroze who plans to move in with his family and start poultry and vegetable farming.
Andrew Verington of lower 2 street Hayward for fifty years died Friday morning after a short illness aged almost eighty one. He was born in Massachusetts and leaves a widow and daughter Mr Gaylord. He farmed and grew fruit. The funeral is set for Saturday at 1 a.m. from the family home with Rev. B D Naylor officiating. The remains will be cremated at Oakland crematory.
Residents of Haywanl and nearby areas have groused about heat. The piece suggests they should be grateful they live in California rather than the humid, oppressive climate east of the Rockies during the recent heat wave.
Miss Beasie Baum of San Frunciao, well known among Hayward youth, married Edmand Meyers, a prominent Abe Examineg ative employee, in a city ceremony. After the wedding supper, the couple departed for Ben Lomans and the Santa Chi mountains. Miss Hennive Graham provided piano music during the ceremony.
Rev BL Dent Nayloy will lead morning and evening talks at the Congregational Church on two live topics. The morning session asks if Christianity lasts, while the evening explores whether the world is growing better. Miss Prietag performs at both services. Mrs B S Warren hosted a ladies afternoon gathering at Hayward Hill house.
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