Prospect Hills new residences rise as 10 day project nears
Hayward readies a handsome residence district with 50 000 project by Jones and King on Main and Prospect streets northward. Completion in 16 days, paving near Hazel avenue finished, macadam surfacing, curbs and gutters in, water and gas trenches filled, promising value and superb bay views. Suburban Development plans 75 000 in Hayward Heights, aims to rival Piedmont shows. Castro Valley builds a new fire house, a new Huber store, and local carpenters cross to San Mateo for a large replacement building.
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Hayward
Jones & King
Main
Prospect Streets
Main Street
Hazel Avenue
Rose Garden
Simons Street
Prospect Hill
Bay
Hayward Heights
Piedmont
Memorial Park
Castro Valley
Joseph Huber
San Mateo
Farm Bureau Heads To Plan Work For Year At Meeting
Alameda County Farm Bureau directors plan a September 19 Livermore meeting to map next year’s activities. A 25 percent membership rise is noted along with demand for bulletins and farm information. Secretary Cordry credits Farmers Mutual Insurance for outreach. Bay View and Castro Valley centers announce September 16 joint meeting at Fairview School to discuss poultry feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Farmers” Mutual Insurance Company
Bay View
Castro Vailler
Fairview School
Lieut Rosenberg and Daughter Visit Parental Home
Lieutenant Lile Rosenberg and her daughter Mary Low from Honolulu are on two months leave with Lieut Rosenberg's parents Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Rosenberg. Upon return to duty she will report to Fort Lawton Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lile Rosenberg
Mary Low
Honolulu
Rosenberg
L. R. Rosenberg
Fort Lawton
Seattle
Joe King to be re entered to Merritt hospital Oakland
Joe King will be taken to Merritt hospital in Oakland in a day or two for further treatment for injuries from a fall from a hay rack. He sustained back injuries and paralysis of the legs, from which he has not recovered to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe King
Merritt Hospital
Oakland
Tully
Firemen Plan Benefit Dance in Castro Valley
Castro Valley's Smoke Eaters will host a benefit dance next Saturday night at Castro Valley school under the fire department. Proceeds aid furnishing the firemen's room in the new fire house nearing completion with walls erected and roof on. Remaining receipts go to the firemen's fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Fire Department
Castro Valier
A. F. Hanson
Auto Thieves Strike Again In Hayward Area
Auto thieves struck again in Hayward Friday night stealing from a parking place at 317 West ern boulevard a Whippet six coups 1525 model owned by George Bius of Oakland Two days earlier an Oakland car was brought to Hayward and stripped of its wheels in a series of robberies Recent theft involved a newly purchased Bin s car whose right door glass was broken spare wheel placed on the right front fender and license plates stored inside the car
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Western Boulevard
George Bius
Oakland
Company F Dance at Armory Tonight
The first fall dance by Company F invites Hayward residents to the armory Saturday night starting at a designated hour. Hayward guards will ensure a good time as Johnny Renden's orchestra provides the music for dancing. Joe Silva, Alameda county harmonica champion, joins Eddie Sowza's orchestra in San Leandro on Saturday night, boosting their act with harmonica performances. He is also the Postal Telegraph messenger mentioned in this item.
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Company F
Joe Silva
Alameda County
Eddie Sowza
San Leandro
Joe
Noted trio will address women of G O P club
Three well known women speakers will address the Hayward Republican Women's Club in its first fall meeting. Kathleen Norris of Palo Alto Ruth Comfort Mitchell and Mrs Albert E Carter will attend. The tea will start at 2 30 PM September 3 at the Green Shutter hotel. Reservations may be made by telephoning Harvard 95¢ with a 50 cent cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Republican Woman's Club
Green Shutter Hotel
Kathleen Norris
Palo Alto
Ruth Comfort Mitchell
Sthater Sanbern Young
Albert E. Carter
Congressman Carter
L. R. Rosenbers
Club
Hayward Chrh
Norris
Ruth Mitchell
Harvard
Garden Club Picnic At Stebbins Home On Monday
Harvard Garden Club members and prospective members plan a picnic supper at the William Stebbins home on Russell Was Monday evening at 6. The garden displays flowers and color. Mr and Mrs Stebbins, Mrs Eichwaldt and club officers form a reception committee. A 4 o'clock business meeting precedes. Each member supplies a basket lunch. coffee will be served at the garden along the San Lorenzo creeks bank.
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Harvard Garden Club
William Stebbins
Russell
Thomas Stebbins
Florence Eichwaldt
San Lorenzo Creek
Livermore Plans New High School Contract Awarded
Pleasanton Times reports C A Bruce and Sons win the Livermore Union high school project costing 134,260 with unspecified additions. The site sits a block east of the Catholic church near four blocks from the old site, on 14 acres with athletic fields. The old gym will move to the new site after a 169,600 bond approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasanton Times
C. A. Bruce and Sons
Livermore Union High School
Livermore Surfacing Contract Awarded to Jack Casson
Hayward contractor Jack Casson receives Livermore street surfacing contract under a split funding plan where property owners pay for frontage paving and the city covers intersections. The work uses asphaltic oil and gravel with Casson’s bid at 16.9 cents per square bitat.
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Jack Casson
Hayward
Livermore
City of
Casson
Key System Rewires Castro Street Line in Hayward
The Key System will replace 7260 feet of trolley wire along Castro Street from the north city limits to Memorial Park as part of a broader wiring program this year. Pacific Telephone and Pacific Gas and Electric are installing new ducts for trunk lines and power cables, with Hugo Frank’s crew adding eight new traffic signals at B and Castro and Main streets. The project, delayed by equipment waits, will take about three more weeks.
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Hayward
Castro Street
North City
Memorial Park
Pacific Telephone Company
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Zoen
Castro B
Main Streets
Hugo Frank
Man Killed In Hi-Jack Battle Near San Francisco
A bootlegger fight gone wrong left 60 year old Harry Pedler dead after being beaten and submerged in the bay. He was found aboard a barge after rescue from a bar, but the vessel had vanished. Police suspect a hi jack and bootlegger skirmish as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United Press
Sangland
Harry Pedler
Pedler
Rev Ten Broeck Returns Home After Illness
Rev Joseph A Ten Broeck, who arrived here two to three years ago, has been moved from the local hospital to his home. He is improving but remains weak and far from fully well. Until he recovers, visitation may be limited, though friends hope for sooner access.
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Rev
Joseph A- Ten Broeck
Helen Wills Wins Tennis Title Again
Helen Wills defeats Mrs. Phoebe Watson of Great Britain 6-4 6-2 to capture the national women's tennis championship at Forest Hills. John T. Edner, a taxi driver and ex-policeman, smiles as his son Clarence shows a $135 paycheck from ranch work, plans to start high school, and opens a bank account while football practice paths hint at fall gridiron play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hills
L. I
United Press
Helen Wills
Phoebe Watson
Great Britain
John T. Edner
Clarence
Henry Gansberger
Zeppelin Expected Over Bay Region Monday Morning
Press Special to The Review reports the Graf Zeppelin on the Japan to Los Angeles leg of its world flight in constant radio contact with the Radio Marine company. About 2300 miles from Tokyo, it should reach Los Angeles Monday night and may pass over the San Francisco Bay area Monday morning if weather and conditions permit. Weather reports from NPR Cordova Alaska aided navigation while Pacific ships warned of an Aleutian storm ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United Press
Graf Zeppelin
Japan
Los Angeles
Radio~ Marine Corporation
Tokio
San Francisco Bay
NPR
Cordova
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Carrier Mends of Severe Burns Review
Charles Cunningham of The Review mechanical and carrier departments, now at Hayward General Hospital, suffered severe burns when molten metal spilled on his hands and back. Doctors report his condition improving and expect two to three weeks before he can return to school or work. The accident disrupted a major paper route, but delivery is being restored and subscriber patience is appreciated.
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Charles Cunningham
Hayward General Hospital
Charles
Cunningham
Review
World's Greatest Golfers at Rotary Contest Monday
A large Rotarian gathering is planned for Brookshire golf course Monday afternoon. Secretary Walter Trobee and Eddie Friedrichs organize the event with help from Belton Fleisher and Martin Madison. Notables including Old Hd Perry, Sterling Doughty, Heff, Hugo Frank, Garrett van S. Henry, Clem Clements, Doc G Connor, and Jess 8 Holly are expected to attend as eight to twelve players dig up divots in a lively showcase.
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Breckshire
Walter Trobee
Heap
Eddie Friedrichs
Hoper Cream Bread
Belton Fleisher
Martin Madison
B Heff
Alameda
Hugo Frank
Garrett van
Henry
Walter Hagen
Clem Clements
Doc
Connor
Jesse
Holly
Jess
Brookshire
Dance At Crow Canyon Tonight At Independent School
Crow Canyon hosts a dance and whist party Saturday night at the Independent School. Music by H. E. Heiser's band. Hayward community invited to attend a grand and glorious evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Canyon
Foy H. E. Heiser
Hayward
Father Accuses Girl as Flapper and Stabs Her
In San Francisco Lena Da Quiste, 19, is stabbed by her father Leo who, driven to insanity by his belief she became a flapper. Mrs Mae Crucho aided as police pursue the fugitive father. Lena had left home months earlier after threats over Italian conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sax Prancisco
United Press Special
Tn the Review
Lena da Quiste
Leo
Mae Crucho
da Quisto
Italy
Dr Browning to talk to Alameda Seniors
Alameda high school principal George Thompson invited Dr F W Browning to present his acclaimed lecture Bridging the Gap to the seniors. Thompson praises the talk as worthwhile and entertaining and suggests it could become a regular class hour. The College of the Pacific supports the lecture as part of its instruction, strengthening Browning's hope of meaningful impact.
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Afeter
George €. Thompson
Alameda High School
F. W. Browning
Thompson
College of the Pacific At
Stockton
Hayward
August Darsow Crosses Divide
August Darsow a Mission San Jose resident died at his son’s home and was sent to his former home in Chaska Minnesota. He was born in Germany about 75 years ago and lived with his son for five years. He is survived by a daughter Mrs W E Johnson of Oakland and several other children in the east.
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August Darsow
Mission San Jose
George Darrow
Chaska
Minn
Sorensen Brothers Mortuary
Darsow
Germany
W. E. Johnson
Oakland
East
Wanted 260 pallets stock, four to five months old
An Oakland ad seeks healthy pallets stock aged four to five months. Contact FE. R. Croley at 4618 Aliendale Avenue, Oakland, or call Fruitvale 1363 for details.
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FE. R. Croley
Aliendale Avenue
Oakland
Rival baseball nines clash Sunday at Harward high diamond
Rival Castro Valley Merchants face Hamilton Meat Market and Valley squad Sunday at 1 30 P M at Harward High School diamond. The best on both sides vie for bragging rights after a one run win by the Bamittenians last meeting. Maid Burr returns from UC to join Valley lineup.
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Castro Valley
Harvard
Hamilton Meat Market
Imeet
Harward High School
Bamittenians
Ore Run
Maid ‘Burr
Uaversity of California
Valley Squad
Hamiltons
Faria
Ceniernieié- Perry
I. Crossetti
Faichie
Peters
Fontes
Fiek
Liedo
Rogers
Sous
Hayward Dignitary Wears Worried Look
Jon Robinson, a prominent figure in Hayward, shows a worried expression amid an illness that forces him to eat meals on the mantel and leaves him unable to sit for a week. Supporters note his preserved smile despite the strain, while others reference divine plan and patience in this personal struggle.
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Jon Robinson
Job
John
Jerbo
Joveth
Infant Killed in Accident Buried
Funeral services were held in Niles for James Rose four months old, son of Mr and Mrs Norman Rose. He died in Lafayette when crushed under a truck that rolled over him after being knocked from his mother's arms. Burial followed at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. An inquest is expected next week.
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Niles
James Rose
Norman Rose
LaFayette
Sorez Sen Brothers
Holy Sepulchre
Visitors from Long Beach Stay in Hayward
Mr and Mrs Oscar Dowell of Lone Beach visit Hayward to see relatives. Mrs John Snider and Eben Wendell of Grand Street also travel to meet family. The Long Beach guests will make a lengthy visit as Hayward is praised as a mighty nice little city. Mrs John Allan Park has been in San Francisco this week and will join him Sunday.
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Oscar Dowell
Lone Beach
Hayward
John Snider
Grand Street
Eben Wendell
Long Beach
Beach City
John Allan Park
San Francisco
Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Bureau
Armory
G.O.P. Club
Carter
Hayward Group
Stebbins
Key System
Ten Broeck
Zeppelin
Bay Region
Flapper
Dr. Browning
NEW Today
Princeton, Lindholm & Anderson
Dick Famous
Blossom Way
A. Hansen
Sunda
Hamilton
Machado
Felix
H. Turner
Barrist
Oscar Lundtgreh
Lowell Turner
Kay
Fred Turner
Bedford
George Lundgre
Norman Connor
Jesse Ramos
Hayward Dignitary
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