Opening of Green Shuuter Hotel Draws Hundreds in Hayward
The Green Shuuter Hotel, built by Drs Herman A and Henry O Eggert, opened with a large crowd and a festive program. Guests toured the 35k rooms and lobbied by a flower-filled lobby while Miss Helen Chartrand sang and an Oakland orchestra provided music. Mrs Alice Grenwood will manage the hotel with Mrs Holmes assisting as the Eggerts promote the property as a community meeting place open to social events.
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Green Shuuter Hotel
Herman A
Henry O. Eggert
Baynard
Bay District
Eggert Brothers
Ventura
Hayward
Eggerts
Garden Court
Helen Chartrand
San Francisco
May
Holmes
Ladnais Captures Frankest Speeder In All the World
Traffic Officer Norman Vadnais of Hayward stops Herbert Kraft after a nine mile chase through Altamont Pass toward Tracy. Kraft, not admitting the speed, faces Livermore Justice Court next week. A hotel opening attracts prominent guests including E S Warren and J O Simpson among others from Hayward Fresno Ontario Los Angeles San Mateo Stockton and San Francisco.
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Norman Vadnais
Hayward
Alameda County
A.ender
Eggert Brothers
L. Henshaw
Notice of Separate Debt Responsibility
From this date August 23 1926 I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife Mrs Mamie Gosling signed Frane Gosline. 25tie.
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Mamie Gosling
Frane Gosline
Alameda County Leader Charles Heyer Reveals Career in Hayward
Born in Alvarado and raised in Hayward, Charles Heyer, longtime city resident and Alameda County Board of Supervisors chair, recalls early toil and political ascent. He details paving Castro Street, party switches from Democrat to Republican, and views on county finances, schools, charities, and hospitals. He notes population growth and the county’s economical administration.
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Alvarado
Hayward
Charles Hever
Alameda
Castro Street
Heyer
San Leandro
California
Alameda County
Associated Charities
Farm Bureau and Poultry Breeders Join for Cooperation
Ned Fry named to Alameda County Poultry Breeders' Association board of directors. aim to boost cooperation between the two groups. George Kretzinger reported improved flock conditions during recent inspection. New Hardward-Rie Linda Hatchery in Castro Valley opens to meet demand for certified chicks. Association platform for the new fiscal year focuses on sturdy, livable stock at reasonable prices to aid poultrymen like the Brogrenslys.
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Ned Fry
Alameda County Poultry Breeders’ Association
Alameda County Park Bureau
tHayward
George Kretzinger
ward-Rie Linda
Castro Valley
Brogrenslys Poultryrman
230 New Pupils Register in Grammar Schools Thus Far
Registration at Hayward Grammar Schools exceeds expectations as about 150 new pupils enroll plus 88 from last week, totaling over 230. Kindergarten class for 39 seats already has a waiting list of 10, revealing demand on Castro’s east side and need for a west side kindergarten in the John Gamble School district.
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Icastro
John Gamble
Castro
Kammerer
Hayward Birth Grant Highlighted At County Meeting
A county gathering in Hayward discusses future growth and local leadership. Speaker Mr Heyer notes Hayward’s history from county seat to Oakland and urges unity among residents born in the area, praising the value of such meetings for young people’s civic training.
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Hayward
Heyer
Alvarado
Fear County
San Leandro
Brooklyn
Oakland
Fisher
Charley
Oakland Rotary Program Highlights Hayward Event
Supt Hunter delivers a fine speech while Robbie Robert, son, shares Scotch tales as Oakland Rotary hosts a program in Hayward today.
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Supt
Hunter
Robbie Robert‘son
Flock of Candidates for Committeeman in Alameda County
Eight contenders vie for five central committeeman seats in the district. Wes Armstrong of Hayward seeks one of the five posts, with past civic roles including Alameda County Development Commission secretary. Other candidates include W N Armstrong San Leandro E E Strobridge Hal Angus William T Kightly Manuel George Joe Roderick Lassen Livermore Tom Silver Pleasanton and former assemblyman from the 34th district.
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N.ow
Wes” Armstrong
Armstrong
Hayward
Alameda County Development Commission
Coolidge
Shortridge
WN. W. Armstrong
San Leandro
E. E. Strobridge
Hal Angus
William T. Kightly
Manuel George
Joe Roderick
Washimgton Township
Lassen
Livermore
Tom Silver
Pleasanton
Rotary Luncheon Sparks Hayward Visit by Oakland Group
The Daly Review notes Oakland Rotarians, about 25 to 30 strong, visiting Hayward for a luncheon. President Howard Baxter and Ford Samuels oversaw events with George Cummings leading music as Fred Hunter, Oakland schools superintendent, delivered Rotary insights. Hunter traced Rotary history, urged creative thinking and action, while Robbie Robertson entertained and Charley Heyer pledged club support. President Robinson announced plans for future visits and the class gathering after September 9.
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Daly Review
Oakland
Harvard Rotary
Howard Baxter
Leoming
Hayward
Ford Samuels
Inter-City Committee
Ford
George Cummings
Horace Robinson
Hayward Rota
Fred Hunter
Hunter
Rotary
Robbie Robertson
Robinson
Conscience Fund
Wilbur
Burr
Hugo Frank
Beam
Willard Burr
Hay[Ward
Santa Cruz
Heyer
Twenty-Thirty Service Clubbers At District Meeting
About twenty to thirty Hayward Twenty-Thirty service club members attend a district council gathering in San Francisco on Saturday evening. They joined with thirty-five statewide members at the Commercial Club to plan future progress and note the expansion of membership by forty after adding ten more.
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iHesward
San Francisco
Commercial Club
Hayward Club
Hayward
al Fraga
Jack, Youngs
Bert Stephens
Martin Spangler
Leonard Jensen
Castro Villa
Hill and Valley Clubbers Plan Market Day Event
Hill and Valley Club committee chaired by Mrs. R Morton Manson met at Odd Fellow’s Hall to organize the September 11 Market Day. Proceeds support the club house fund with $2000 expected from the fair. The program features booths, a rummage sale, edibles, side shows, a noon luncheon, an evening street dance, and other attractions.
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Hill and Valley Club Committee
R Morton Manson
Odd Fellow’s
Hayward Union High School
Three Days of Real Entertainment at All Saints Bazaar
Energetic preparations for the All Saints Church Hayward fair and bazaar run October 20 to 23. Committees oversee booths including Ice Cream, Fancy Work, Mystery, Country Store, and Hean Booth under church and K of C and Holy Name Society leadership with numerous assistants listed. Continued to last page.
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All Saints Church
Hayward
Father Viladomat
Mia
John Viera
K. of C
John E. Geary
J. B. Lepes
Thos
F. Brougham
John Perdycott
A—A de Mello
A. J. Martin
J. Sequeira
Tony Davila
Peter Leofmard
John Mitchell
Frank Leonard
Smith
Walter Lamb
Alex 4Xdrade
Hean+ Booth
Holy Name Society
Fr. JB. Garnett
Messrs
F. E. Pereira
A. J
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Farm Bureau and Poultry Breeders
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Nash Agency
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Servicenational Mortgage Company of California
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Walter H. Daniels
Dodge Brothers Automobiles
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