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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1929
Page
2
A writer notes litter flooding a street this morning with scraps of paper, torn ads, bills, and discarded items. Only two advertising dodgers found amid the mess prompts a call for a city law requiring passersby to pick up paper litter.
President Campbell confronted UC students over the filthiness of cords and dirty trousers at a student body meeting. He called the practice juvenile and copied by high schoolers, noting moderate filth might be allowed but utterly dirty cords should not be tolerated. He warned many will persist in the messy look, yet fewer will wear dirty trousers.
The Santa Monica to Cleveland Air Races tale reports two forced landings, a leaking gas tank, a smashed propeller on Miss Earhart, and the Crosson crash that killed a flyer. Mountains deserts and weather test all pilots as the field nears Cleveland in August.
The text salutes 26 entrants set for a female air derby seen as both daring and controversial. It likens the event to thefatal Dole flight and describes the race for $25,000 as a high stakes contest with potential deadly risks.
California fashion notes reveal Hayward area trends with rabbit fur items for beach wear. A Los Angeles styled display shows rabbit anklets and a cushion while a coat made from Giant White Flemish rabbit skins mimics dark mink.
The Mystery booth committee hosts a bridge and whist party next Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs. P. H. Hoare's Castro Valley home. Prizes, refreshments, and reserved tables via Prentice Floral Shop. Also notes several local social arrivals and community updates in Hayward.
Mrs. Rosa Bulger presides over monthly parent education programs as sections plan current events for the year. Meetings travel to Niles Liver more Tennyson Valle Vista Pieat anion Mission San Jose Centerville Sunol Janet Hayward union high school. Mr and Mrs A E Phillips return from a motor trip to Melrose New Mexico after his father's death. Aurel Easton joins them visiting Phillips home. Haywardites report frequent rain and a broken axle kept them in an Arizona town for five days. Mrs P Thompson returns from Merritzko hospital after an operation. Mrs M Downs returns from Stockton visit. Mr and Mrs P C Krogh host a dinner honoring Neils Aaroe C S Schwartz and Thais Schwartz. Pink carnations and favors adorn the table. The evening features music and whist. Mr and Mrs F M Foster return from Tuolumne Meadows with Tioga pass trip. Hill and Valley Market day program prompts social events including fishpond planning at Mrs Bartlett Russell's home. Fishpond donations may be left at Klippel Art store on B street. Mrs J H Clapp returns from San Diego after attending the state American Legion Auxiliary convention. The convention hall is crowded with delegates and visitors. she attends parties each evening.
Wrecking the administration building of the Masonic home at Decoto offers four stories and 150 feet of prime materials. Bath tubs toilets sinks and basins doors and windows steam heating plant radiators roofing slate marble wainscoting stairs medicine cabinets electric fixtures and lumber for sale at Hayward Wrecking Company yard East 14th and Laurel streets Ashland. Phone Hayward 956.
Exchange notice lists properties for trade in Oakland Los Angeles Berkeley Burlingame Alameda Albany Santa Cruz Livermore Oakdale Fresno Corning and more including Hayward or Castro Valley. John M Moorhead 588 Castro Street phone Hayward 1147 a2303.
A buy option offers a modern stucco bunga with a large lot suitable for a chicken operation. Includes a 60 by 247 foot area and a chicken house for 300 birds. Full price listed at 3575 dollars with 150 dollars cash and the balance as agreed rent. Contact RH W SHYELLS at 538 Castro Street Hayward for details.
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