County Prison Farm Sought By Sheriff Becker
Sheriff Becker urged Alameda county consider a prison farm to ease jail crowding at Hayward Lions club meeting. He cited costs and savings versus adding a jail story, noting a 168 capacity and 165 average daily inmates. He contrasted farm work with non dangerous offenders and discussed budget implications before the county board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker
Alameda County
Burton F. Becker
Hayward
Minnesota
Napa
Springer
County Board of Supervisors
Chapman to Lead East Bay Eagles Council
Harvey M. Chapman, former Edenaerie president, will be installed as president of the East Bay council of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Nels E. Nelson, former council and Eden aerie president, serves as installing officer. New officers include B. Stone, Joseph L Moniz, William Hoppe, A J Schlagie, J H Gage, A S Mello, and R H Mahoney with banquet to follow. The Eden aerie plans a large relass initiation August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey M. Chapman
Edenaerie
Order of Eagles
East Bay
Nels E. Nelson
Council
Eden Aerle
B. Stone
Pinole
Joseph L Moniz
Hayward
William Hoppe
Alameda
Guardians of Camp Fire Girls To Name Heads
Election of officers to be held at a Camp Fire Girls guardians meeting in the Camp Fire rooms at Markham School Monday evening at 7 30. Mrs Ross Winslow will preside and a welfare and means program for the coming year will be discussed. Many of the 13 groups plan fall activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire
Markham
Ross Winslow
Chinese President Talks for War as Japan Aids Soviet
Reports from Mukden claim Japan will back the Chinese Society in exchange for fishing rights off Saghalien. Belligerent remarks by Chiang Kai-shek drew orders to curb coverage while border clashes increase. Jail conditions and recent prison crimes are noted amid broader political turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Shangeat
United Press
Ghiang-Bai-Shek
Chine
Mukden
Saghalien Island
Hayward School Enrollment Surges Across District
Hayward grammar schools open for fall term with total enrollment at 844 pupils, 208 more than last year. Markham leads with 717 students, followed by Burbank 448 and Bret Harte 1122. other schools include Fairview 47 John Muir 130 Pacific Primary 25.
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Markham
Hayward
Burbank
Bret Harte
Fairview
John Muir
Pacific Primary
Car Stolen for Wheels Found at Nichols Farm
Police recovered a four-wheeled Ford roadster stolen in Oakland Tuesday night. Chief Louis J. Silva found the beautifully painted antique tin Lizzie on the Nichols farmland near the Hunt Brothers cannery, wheels missing and placed on an older Ford.
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Louis J. Silva
Nicholsen Farm
Hunt Brothers’ Cannery
Oakland
Wnicholsen Place
Birthday Surprise for Fred Langford at Peralta Way
A 13th birthday party for Fred Langford was hosted by Mr and Mrs D Langford at their Peralta Way home. The garage was decorated as a dance floor with greenery crepe paper and ferns. A supper followed on a pink floral table with a birthday cake. Attendees included Betsy Andrade Dorothy Patterson Patty Hickey Ruth Haar Bessie Nussenbaum Sterling Doughty Calvin Doughty Frea Parflit and Charles Over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Langford
Peralta’ Way
Fred
Betsy Andrade
Dorothy Patterson
Patty Hickey
Ruth Haar
Bessie Nussenbaum
Sterling Doughty
Calvin Doughty
Frea Parflit
Charles Over
Miss Berg Tours Largest Iron Pit On Vacation
Miss Clara Berg of Bret Harte school returned from a two months trip visiting Northfield Minnesota home town and the Hibbins Iron pit the world’s largest. She then toured Yellowstone Park Medford Oregon Lewiston Idaho and noted a nine mile grade at Lewiston.
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Clara Berg
Bret Harte School
Northfield
Minn
Hibbins
Yellow Stone Park
Gils Athletic Field Opens Atop High School Hill
More than 300 Hayward high school girls will return to school next week to use a new athletic field atop the hill behind the vocational education building. A surrounding fence encloses a level play area with terraces and stone walls and concrete stairways. Miss Eulaiie Kirkham will oversee girls physical education, taking over from Miss Mildred Miller who will head the program at East Oakland high school. New students are due to register Friday or Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward High School
Eulaiie Kirkham
Mildred Miller
East Oakland High School
Life sentence for habitual felons binding ruling
Sacramento August 21. Attorney General U S Webb rules California habitual criminal act requiring life imprisonment is automatic and must be applied by the state board of prison directors even if courts fail to sentence. Annie Johnson San Quentin inmate not covered by act though has three convictions including grand theft manslaughter and assault with deadly weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
State Board of Prison Directors
U. S. Webb
Webb
Annie Johnson
San Quentin
Infant Dies in LaFayette Accident
The infant James Earl Rose nine months old, son of Mr and Mrs Norman Rose of Niles, will be buried after funeral services on Thursday at the Niles Catholic church at 9 30 in the morning. Burial at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. The cause of death is not disclosed.
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LaFayette
James Earl Rose
Norman Rose
Niles
Sorensen Brothers
Niles Catholic Church
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
New Tomato Parasite Found Near Centerville
A broom rape parasite on tomatoes has been found in a Centerville field by agricultural inspector W. B. Kirk of Niles. The plant is a low thick yellow shoot with roots attached to tomato roots causing wilting and death. Report sightings to Inspectors Kirk or Leonard or the Hayward farm adviser for control guidance.
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Centerville
Kirk
Niles
M. J. Leonard
Hayward
Farm
Tahoe Vacation Ends with Miss Ritchey Returning
Miss Jessie Ritchey of the Dillingauo Apparel shop ends a vacation at Late Takes and returns to duties. The local business community notes Ritchey’s prompt resumption of work after the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahoe
Jessie Ritchey
Dillingauo Apparel Shop
Aged Pleasanton Indian Relic of Old Spanish Dons
Pleasanton Aug 21 Special ize The Review A 90 year old sheepherder Jose Binico recalls California under Spanish Mexican and American rule. Born 1539 at Mission San Jose he served on General Sunels ranch and later for Peter Araundom in Pleasanton. Now living alone in a hut his memory fades yet he speaks kindly of the fathers and his past while welfare aid is sought for his last days.
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California
Jose Binico
Peter Araundom
Manzanita
Republic
Mission San Jose
Sumol
Sunel
General Sunel
Erandees
Jose
Hansel
Pleasanton
Rafaella
Southern
Alameda County Welfare Board
State Warehouse Site Being Sought
Sacramento Aug 21 With the site decision for California's proposed cooling warehouse at San Francisco nearing, Lyman King states a definite choice will likely come in early September. Several sites, including Mission Rock, are under review and September conferences will include harbor commissioners and site representatives.
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Sacramento
Lyman King
State Department of Finance
Californnia
San Francisco
Mission Rock
State Harbor Commission
King
Woodcraft Chiefs Visit Palma Circle for Lodge Report
The Neighbors of Woodcraft anticipate a visit by grand officers to Palma Circle on Wednesday. They will report on the Portland Oregon convention held in July and discuss other important business and a banquet.
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Woodcraft
Palma Circle
Portland
Oregon
Businena
Lena
Haywardites Await Graf Zeppelin Mail by Airship
Postmaster announces mail by the Graf Zeppelin from Los Angeles to Lakehurst and Friedrichshafen. Ordinary letters and postcards prepaid at 60 dollars to Lakehurst and 1.60 to Friedrichshafen. Mail must bear special German airship cachet and be marked accordingly.
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Tokio
Los Angeles
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Lakehurst
Friedrichshafer
Plans Under Way for Parley of UPPEC in San Leandro
Members of Hayward council No. 15 UPPEC plan to participate in a parade opening the state convention of the Portuguese women's order in San Leandro. The event runs September 16 with a morning parade and a drill competition. Hayward will wear white uniforms.
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Hayward
T. Plpec
Ee Leandro
East Bay
M. &. Lucas
Jackson Street
Maria J. Afonso
San Leandro
Order
Odd Fellows
Jessie L. Medina
Hayward Council
Mary Moreira
Mary E. Medina
Mary B
Market Day at Hayward Boosts Club Building Fund
Hayward hosts a Market Day on September 14 in the Plaza and nearby streets to raise funds for a new clubhouse. The event runs from 9 a.m. to midnight with booths including country store, mystery booth, novelty rooth, fish pond, framed pictures, dinner sets, ice cream and more. Ladies of the Hill and Valley committees organize committees and activities, welcoming new arrivals and offering entertainment throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
C Street
R Morton Manson
J. H
Manson
Country Store
E. W. Burr
Henry Powell
Clara Walpert
Hannah Madison
Jessie Ritchie
Mesdames Strobel
Grindell
Freeman
Rivers
E. K. St
Olive Allen
Ann Obermuller
Mesdames Browning
Arch
Beam
McMillan
Littlefield
C. B. Rogers
Russell Sr
Sullivan
Cook
Seavers
Fish Pond
George H. Oakes
F. C. Morrison
James Russell Jr
Rerard
Herman, Meyer
Garl Reoberts
Wright, McCord
Irene Sullivan
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Civil Department
Sheriff's Office
Hater
Newspapf
Chapman
Eagles’ Council
Nels Nelson
Oakland Atformers
Joe Sims
International
Ray Riley
Lions
Green Shatter Hotel
Rotary
Fred Morrison
Santa Clara County
Hayward Grammar Schools
Fred Langford
Gils’ Athletic
UPPEC
Hill and Valley
Mrs.Manson
H. M. McDonald
Nan Holt
A. 0. Pimentel
E.L. Macabee
Mesdames Rosenberg
R‘st. Rogers
Turner
Kavanagh
Filerl
Park
Frank and
Bradford
E. G. Larkey
Ralph Ward
Mesdames Kolze
Haas
Haler
Crosby
Madsen
Hargrave
Cake Booth
Harold Thorup
Carrie Jensen
Mesdames Corwin
Lester Perry
Prowse
Knipe
Harder
He ‘Gen
Wauschildt
Kimball
Ten Broek
Sutton
Merriman
Pie Booth
J. G. Simpson
T. C. Peck
Mesdames Deering
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