California Flower Festival Expected to Draw 125000 in San Leandro
San Leandro reports the fifth annual California Flower Festival to run September 5 to 7. Organizers predict more than 125000 attendees for the non profit event showcasing seven acres of flowers from the bay region and beyond. Admission is free with revenue from display space and concessions. Open day and night across three days.
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Chicago
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Plans Near for Veterans Memorial Building in Hayward
Hayward moves toward final planning as county architect Henry Meyers schedules a Monday evening meeting with Hayward veterans groups led by Postmaster Harry Bradford to discuss design ideas for the Veterans Memorial building. An appropriation around 65 000 dollars is expected in the county budget soon, with construction to start in the near future on Main street site leased for 25 years at 14 dollars per year.
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Hayward Veterans Council
Harry A. Bradford
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Bradford
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Disabled American Veterans
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De Molay Boys Fete Mothers At Washington Chapter Dinner
More than 70 attended the annual mothers and sons dinner of the Washington chapter of De Molay at the Masonic hall on Tuesday evening. Forrest Lindsay presided, Gordon Hauschildt and George Peat arranged the menu, and speakers included Frank M. Ogden of Oakland and Judge Jacob Harder Jr.
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de Molay
Masonic Hall
Frank M. Ogden
Oakland
Jacob Harder Jr
Forrest Lindsay
Gordon Hauschildt
George Peat
Teachers Hold School Parley in Hayward District
A large group of Hayward grammar and primary teachers met at Bret Harte school Saturday morning. Supervising Principal Robert M. Reid presided as topics focused on classes and schedules ahead of fall term. The grammar schools will open Monday.
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CULPRIT FOUND BEVERLY HILLS
A Beverly Hills mystery ends as a dog swipes a morning paper. Elderly resident 3. M. Love notices the carrier boy fling the paper onto the lawn, but a neighbor’s dog seizes it and trots home, ending the paper’s daily routine.
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Beverly Hills
Learn Fairchild Shorthand and Typewriting Course
Learn shorthand and typewriting for business advancement. The Fairchild systems are easy to learn and read and endorsed by many learners. Complete course offered for 10 dollars for a limited time by Mrs M Hares at 280 Peralta Street. phone 9423-2 for information.
Big Carnival of All Nations Sees Hawaiian Booth Highlighted
All-day event on August 23 features a Hawaiian booth at the Hill and Valley club Garden section during the Carnival of All Nations.
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Hill and Valley Club
Market Day at Hayward Plaza Features Flowers Plants
Market Day will be held at Hayward Plaza on C and Castro streets offering surprises, fun and valuable merchandise. Guests are urged to attend both day and night to avoid regret.
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Castro Streets
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