City Budget Reveals Three Major Projects for Hayward
Hayward plans three fiscal year projects including completion of city hall street improvements and water mains funded by bonds and a $1.30 tax rate. Estimated total expenditures reach $262 580 with $95 330 from taxes and $78 100 from water department revenues.
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Hayward
William Dolge & Co
Castro Street
Water Department
ED Street
Castro
Main
C Street
Fifth
Seventh
E Street
Second
East Avenue
Grand Street
New Dean
Memorial Park
California to Oregon Rail Link Boosts Southern Alameda
Construction begins on a 112 mile rail link from Redéte to Biche joining the Great Northern and extending toward Klamath Falls. The project, with federal bridge permit pending, aims to connect two new main lines into San Francisco and open access to major national parks.
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Keddie
Calif
U.P
Plumas County
Oregon
J. W. Williams
Dhe Ravroad
W. A. Bechtel
Nules
Redwood Dry
Yellowstone
Glacier
Ranier
Crater Lake
Lassen Volcanic
Yosemite
Mesa Verde
Gand Canyon
Ruby Mountain
Thanymon
Council Awards Road Contract and Approves Street Actions
The city council awarded a road improvement contract for parts of Smaller Avenue with M. J. Benenda of Stockton the low bidder at 44 561 10. Other bids were rejected. The council also approved the final assessment on Perlalla Street and ratified a 25 dollar purchase of an old county pipeline for water supply to Cotter tract. Additional actions included railway crossing recommendations, palm tree removals, vacation for Dr. Clemens, sidewalk installations at Watkins and 5 streets, and protesting the removal of the local state police patrol office.
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Princeton
Laurel
Beimar Street
M. J. Benenda
Stockton
Jack Casson
Harvard
Heafey-Moore
Oakland
Perlalla Street
Foothill Boulevard
Cotter
State
Tread Commission
E. F. McNaughton
Hayward
Fred Raab
Star Cleaners
X. E. Clemens
Fred P. Schilling
James Willison
Watkins
Mark B Templeton
State Motor Vehicle Department
Safe the Patrol
Mrs. Mary Emlay Funeral Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Mary J Emlay, died Monday at her East Avenue home aged 83, will be held Friday at 2 o clock at Mountain View crematorium Oak hind. She is survived by two children Charles Emlay and Jillia mze Emlay and by Ettie Pierce and Fred o S Emilay from a previous marriage. A Michigan native, she lived in California about 56 years. Sorensen Brothers mor tuary handles arrangements.
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Marry J. Emlay
East Avenue
Mountain View Crematorium
Oak Hind
Fred O S. Emilay
Emilay
Michigan
California
Sorensen Brothers’ Mortuary
Mill and Valley Club Rally for Carnival of Nations
AH members of the Hill and Valley club meet at Green Shutter hotel at 6 46 Thursday in Market Day carnival costumes. They form an advertising caravan for the Carnival of Nations at the plaza Saturday. A chicken luncheon with sides will be served for 50 cents at noon Saturday under the trees in the park. Committee members include Mrs Charles W Heyer Mrs George Mesriman and Mrs Daniel Sullivan.
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Hill and Valley Club
Green Shutter
Charles W. Heyer
Heyer
Hever
Comittse
George Mesriman
Daniel Sullivan
A. E. Fischer, Sr
J. B. Kuahl
Mal
Huuier
W. M. Ash
Veterans Form Charity Board At Hayward Chapter
The Hayward chapter of the Disabled American Veterans formed a charity committee to administer a relief fund for needy war veterans. Commander Robert Pomerox named William YT. Morgan chairman with Jack Hogland and Ed Rue as aides. A £500 Community Chest loan funds relief work. six war compensation claims are underway, including one for a Gold Star mother. Charles Stacy returns home from Livermose Veterans Hospital after treatment.
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Hayward
Justice Court Room
Robert Pomerox
William YT. Morgan
Jack Hogland
Ed Rue
Community Chest
Hoptad
Charles Stacy
Meekland Avenue
Livermose Veterans Hospital
Cornell Professor Sees Pacific Kelp Industry Growth
Professor George Cavanaugh of Cornell predicts a new kelp industry on the Pacific coast. He notes 72,000,000 tons of kelp produced annually along the southern California coast and says kelp will be used to feed cattle hogs and chickens.
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George
Cavanaugh
Cornell University
Pacific Coast
California
Local Society Names Nod in Reception List
Mrs John Paulson, Mrs J Deering, Mrs William Keffer, Mr J Auirinor, and Mrs Max Hegan appear among society names for a forthcoming event.
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John Paulson
J. Deering
William Keffer
J .Auiinnor
Max Hegan
Nielsen Heads Hayward Legion New Fitts Club Women Elected
Hayward supporters of Baron Fitts form a Fitts club at the justice court. Chris Nielsen elected president with two dozen officers including Dr. R Morton Manson Jack Hopland Mrs Fannie Lumbard Robert Reid Allison Reid Robert Pomeroy Joseph D Armstrong. About 100 attendees pledge to work for the primary, while Miss Matilda Allison and Mrs Agnes Allen are named delegates to the national auxiliary convention in Boston.
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Fitts
United States Army
Germany
Argonne
France
American Legion
91St Division
California
Agnes E. Allen
Hayward
Matilda Allison
American Legion Auxiliary
Napa
Boston
Sacramento
Allison
Ethel Flynn
Marie T. Dunklee
D. &. Galbraith
Louise Hopland
National Defense Committee
Red Menace
Tarry GR
Alen
Alison
Betty
American Legion Convention
B. W
Bud” Gearhart
Fresno County
Legion
Hayward Post
Public Meeting in Hayward on Salvation Army Chest Budget
E W Burr chairs a Friday meeting of Hayward merchants and residents at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss Salvation Army’s $2877 request for the Community Chest. The panel weighs scaling the item down or a separate campaign as part of an $11066 tentative Chest goal for the drive beginning September 10.
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E. W. Burr
Hayward
Salvation Army
Chamber of Commerce
At & O
Burr
Chest
Mr. Burr
Parry Attends California Chiropractic Meet in SLO
Dr. Leo J. Parry of Hayward visited San Luis Obispo for a California Chiropractic association officers meeting. He notes the Rolph gubernatorial campaign looks strong there. In San Francisco last Saturday Miss Lou Ellen Iatthus wed Gina Leban, a Hayward Union High School graduate and daughter of Mrs. BL OK Ernst.
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Leo J. Parry
Hayward
Schaefer
San Luis Obispo
California Chiropractic Association
Rolph
Lou Ellen Iatthus
Gina Leban
San Francisco
Hayward Union High School
BL OK. Ernst
Palomares School to Remodel One-Room Schoolhouse
Palomares school trustees plan spending over $1500 to remodel the one teacher one room school taught by Mrs Viola Brothers. Trustees listed are Clarence Upham A J DaVilla and B McGhee.
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Palomares School
Viola Brothers
Clarence Upham
A. J. DaVilla
B. McGhee
Danish Picnic Draws About 1500 Attendees
About 1500 people attended a Sunday Danish picnic with many travelers from bay area cities including Berkeley and San Jose. Attendees danced played games and expressed hope for a similar event next year.
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Bay Region
Berkeley
San Jose
New Residents Arrive as Haar Family Joins Community
Miss Alice Haar and Misa Ruth Haar arrive as new residents. The Haar family relocates to the area and plans to explore local landmarks and community activities.
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Alice Haar
Misa Ruth Haar
Haar
Crater Lake
Bank of Italy Chief Lorenzo Scatena Dies in Sausalito
Local Bank of Italy officials report the death of Lorenzo Scatena chairman of the board and step father of A P Giannini at Sausalito. Scatena was connected with the bank’s original organization and served as a key executive in its early years.
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Bank of Italy
L. Scatena
A. P. Giannini
Giannini
New Son Arrives for Jensen Family in Meekland
Mr and Mrs L W Jensen of Meekland avenue announce the arrival of a son at their home on August S. Earl Merrill weighs eight pounds and has a brother Walter age 10 and sister Jackson age 6. Mrs Jansen was a Woolworth bookkeeper and Mr Jensen is manager of Wizard Carpet Company in San Francisco. Earl Merrill arrives as a lovely present on his mother's birthday.
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L. W. Jensen
Meekland Avenue
Earl Merrill
Walter
Jackson
Jansen
Woolworth
Mr. Jansen
Wizard Carpet Company
San Francisco
New Residents Coming To Hayward Reach Desirable Climate
The Pollock family Mrs L E Pollock son H L Carver and daughter Blanch Pollock arrive in Hayward attracted by the kindliness of residents and climate. They stay two weeks with Mrs L C Lumbard on Main street and plan to return to Dexter New Mexico after selling out. Miss Pollock teaches school and Carver works as a painting contractor.
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Hayward
L. E. Pollock
H. L. Carver
Blanch Pollock
Pollock
L. C. Lumbard
Main Street
Dexter
New Mexico
Miss Pollock
Carver
Petersen Plans Seattle Boat Trip For Two Months
Miss Anna B. Petersen of Lake Chabot road will leave Tuesday for Seattle Washington. She will remain there two months and travel by steamer going up and by stage on the return.
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Anna B. Petersen
Lake Chabot Road
Seattle
Washington
Miss Petersen
Road work starts on three mile Eden canyon stretch
Work has begun on a three mile stretch of Eden canyon road with dangerous curves to be flattened and the road repaired. The Eden canyon road leads off the Dublin Toad. Visitors here are Mr and Mrs H M Miller and son Jimmie of Santa Paula guests of Mr and Mrs Hugo Frank. Mrs Miller is Mr Frank's sister.
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Eden Canyon
Dublin
H. M. Miller
Jimmie
Santa Paula
Hugo Frank
Milter
Mr. Frank
Salgardo to Return Home Soon for Visits
Friends of Tony Salgardo expect his return home from Letterman hospital for visits next Saturday Sunday and Monday. A San Francisco jury debate featured a stalled verdict after an automobile damage case as bailiff struggled to unlock the jury room.
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San Francisco
Carrillo Speaks at Lions Club Luncheon in Oakland
Leo Carrillo, Darwin theatre star, addressed the Lions Club luncheon at Green Shutter hotel, sharing highlights from a ten month Australia tour. He was joined by manager E O Bodenson and Mike Cowan, with Judge Frank T Deasey and Judge W J Gannon among other attendees and speakers.
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Leo Carrillo
Darwin Theatre
Oakland
Lions Club
Green Shutter Hotel
Australia
Mr. Carrillo
Santa Monica
E. O. Bondeson
Mike Cowan
Frank T. Deasey
Municipal Court of
San Francisco
District Court of Appeals
W. J. Gannon
San Leandro
Justice of the Peace
Frank Leach
Belton Fleisher
Carrilla
John Santana
Cordry Named Alameda County Deputy Warden
Thomas W. Cordry, secretary of the Alameda County Farm bureau, is appointed deputy fire warden by Warden John McGlinchey of Livermore. Cordry will issue burning permits and notes open-air fires require permits. He returns from the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies convention in Los Angeles where Governor C. C. Young spoke.
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Thomas W. Cordry
Alameda
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
Los Angeles
C.C. Young
Aimee’s Family Row Prospers in Los Angeles
The revived feud among Mrs. Aimee MacPherson, her mother Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, and Mas Waldron intensified as Waldron took a side. Kennedy accused Waldron of spreading illness rumors, while Dr. E H Williams said McPherson could return to the pulpit soon and was improving though nervous.
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Los Angeles
Aimee MacPherson
Minnie Kennedy
Mas Waldron
Kennedy
Miss Waldron
E. H. Williams
MccPherson
Second Suspect Arrested In Gun Still Episode
Manuel Pereira was arrested at his Laurel Avenue home after a 75 gallon still was found on the premises. Steve Silva, previously threatened with a shotgun, was also arrested. both men face joint charges of owning and operating a still and related equipment. They are held on $1000 bail awaiting arraignment before Judge Jacob Harder Jr.
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Manuel Pereira
Laurel Avenue
Redwood Road
Steve Silva
Pereira
Silva
George Henningsen
Henningsen
Justice Court
Jacob Harder Jr
F. B. Macabee
Standish
Medford Avenues
Muccabee
Chris Tierfaard
Turner Silkies Victors at Fair
At the San Joaquin County Fair in Stockton this week L. M. Turner entered 14 Japanese Silky chickens that won all three places in each class except only two in the cock division. Mrs Turner and daughter won prizes for Himalayan fur farm rabbits. Turner reported Castro Valley White Leghorn breeder W. Freeman could have done well but did not enter. The Turners and Freeman plan entries for the upcoming State Fair in Sacramento.
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Mr. Turner
W. S. Freeman
Castro Valley
Stockton
Freeman
Mrs. Turner
Mr. Freeman
Sacramento
Sorensen Shows Improvement After Illness
Thorvald Sorensen is reported recovering from a recent illness and was to be brought home from Central hospital Thursday afternoon.
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Thorvald Sorensen
Central Hospital
Tents for California Flower Show Set Next Week
The sixth annual flower show tents arrive from Santa Maria for the September 5 to 7 event in San Leandro. Work will begin early next week with masking redwood decorations and a 200 piece silver cap and vase order funded by donations. A membership drive by local women is planned to grow to 2500 members, aiming to make the district’s effort the world’s largest of its kind.
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San Leandro
Santa Maris
Santa Cruz Mountains
Charles B. Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Erictate
Hall
W. E. Rose
Charles Hafner
J. S. Joseph
C. H. Miller
J. W. de Caz
J. 4A
Deadrich
W. EF. Hollingshead
M. C. Durando
BE. K. Hofman
E. F. Lindblyde
Ligutenants
Leonora B. Daska
L. FL. Sterner
Milton Wilson
Charles Retzer
Frank D. Magesio
George J. Helms
J. H. Janusch
A. C. Meyer
H. E. Pocock
G. Fe. Wilson
Joseph Jensen
Philip Landon
Mary Orendorff
George H. Perkins
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Northern
W. P
H. M. Adams
Western Pacific
Heddie
Cal
Riber
Alameda County
Council
Board
Foothill
Mrs. Mary Emlay
Mill and Valley Club
Veterans Form Charity Board
Morgan
Nielsen
Hayward Legion
NEW Fitts Club
Agnes Allen
Big Joe
Gearheart
Budger
Carrillo
Cordry
Aimee
Evangelist Better
Laurel Are
Turner Silkies
Sorensen
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