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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1929
Page
2
Henry Ford’s wealth fuels grand visions while workers face rising costs and credit pressures. Auto dealers and once thriving shops worry about survival next year as living standards and payments strain households. The public’s confidence wanes as the economy shifts from abundance to uncertainty.
Indiana Congressman Wood, acting chair of the appropriations committee, criticizes army spending as top heavy. He cites Panama Canal Zone assets and costly harness and hardware, urging savings. President Hoover orders a careful study of military expenditures as reform discussions continue.
An exploration of human embarrassment and the impulse to mock others. People fear humiliation when seen fall and prefer not to be laughed at, while crippled or blinded individuals receive more sympathy. The text links pride, dignity, and social ranking to reactions to public embarrassment.
Fresno residents Miss Lara Weems and Miss Clayta stay with Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Morrison on Russell Way. They attend Stanford chapel services and tour the East Bay. Weems works as private secretary at San Joaquin Electric Power in Fresno. Clayta is an assistant librarian at the Fresno Public Library.
A shipment of vegetables from Tennyson and Valle Vista districts will go to the California State fair in Sacramento under the Federated Improvement Clubs of Southern Alameda County. Supervisor Ralph Richmond notes fruits from Castro Valley to Irvington will also be displayed.
Castro Valley pioneer Mrs. Mary Bairos died Monday evening at a San Francisco hospital. Survived by her husband and several children. Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Sorensen Brothers mortuary. The community deeply mourns her passing.
Maria P. Lewis of San Lorenzo dies at home Tuesday morning. Funeral set for 9 am Thursday at Sorensen Brothers mortuary then St John Catholic Church, burial Holy Sepulchre. Also mourns long-time Hayward resident Charles Tomer Stanton who died Tuesday morning at 1235 BR Street. He was born in Danville Vermont four years ago and is survived by brother Edwin M. Stanton and niece Mrs Susan W Morse. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Sorensen Brothers Mortuary.
Edward Roy Simons died Monday afternoon at a local hospital after a long illness. He was 39, born in Hayward, son of Annie A. Simons and the late Simon J. Simons, former city councilman. Funeral services at Sorensen Brothers mortuary at 2 o clock Thursday with Rev. Richard C. Day officiating. Burial in Lone Tree cemetery.
The Hayward Garden club picnic at the Stebbins home on Russell Way drew over 75 members and guests. William Stebbins cooked porterhouse steaks and Mrs Stebbins prepared Spanish beans as guests toured vibrant gardens with water maples oaks and ferns, while visiting plant lovers from San Jose and Santa Clara attended and a poetry recitation closed the evening.
Makataro Michisaki a Japanese laborer of 25 years residence near Mount Eden will be buried with Buddhist rites at 1 PM Wednesday at Pratt mortuary. Incineration will follow at the California columbarium. He died Monday and is survived by his wife Mrs Shime Michisaki The Morning Glory.
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