Work of Child's Home Shown by Two Instances
Two cases highlight the Southern Alameda County Welfare board's child welfare work funded by the Hayward District Community Chest. The Buien family of 13, recent juvenile court cases, and the Rice family, a 2 year old and his mother, were sheltered at the Niles children’s home while relatives or employment are sought.
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Children’s Department
Southern Alameda County Welfare Board
Hayward
Buien
Yound
Niles Cannon
Oakland
Donald Rice
Isabel Rice
Valle Vista
Niles
Anna King
Ruth McCord
Welfare Board
Nites
Leading Authority on Traffic Laws to Address Vets Club
George E. Sanford of San Francisco, general attorney of the California State Automobile Association, will address the Hayward Veterans' Luncheon Club at noon Friday on new state motor vehicle laws and traffic issues. Oakland and San Francisco attorneys will attend. Clarence Johnson will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
George E. Sanford
San Francisco
California State Automobile Association
Oakland
Mr. Sanford
Bay Region
Clarence Johnson
Association
Veterans’ Club
American Legion Hall
Paes Fined For Possession After San Leandro Raid
Ed Kelsey of San Leandro pleaded guilty to possession of liquor in San Leandro justice court and was fined $300 after a raid led by Sheriff Burton F. Becker. A second man, George Stevens, was arrested but released at 650 St Mary Avenue. In Davenport Iowa Graf Zeppelin passes overhead at 2 p m with speed about 90 mph as head winds loom near Chicago.
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Ed Kelsey
San Leandro
Burton F. Becker
San Leandro Justice Court
St. Mary Avenue
George Stevens
Davenport
Iowa
United Press
Lakehurst
Chicago
Daugh ter Arrives at Providence Hospital Oakland
Mr and Mrs John Mitchell welcome a daughter born Monday at Providence Hospital Oakland The baby weighs nine pounds and the family seeks the perfect name Judge Mitchell is assistant manager at the Hayward Bank of Hawaii branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Providence ‘Hospital
Oakland
Mitchell
Hayward
Bank of Haly
Two Cases Good Bourbon Cost $250 Fine Here Today
Tom Lavin of San Lorenzo Junction pleaded guilty today and was fined 250 dollars for possession and sale of liquor. District Attorney Warren's officers reported securing two cases of good bourbon. an undercover agent had previously purchased three pills from Lavin. The seizure occurred at the Junction House in San Lorenzo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Lavin
San Lorenzo Junction
Warren
Joe Brandon
Lavin
San Lorenzo
Leaving for Detroit Miss Ten Broeck to depart Thursday
Miss Alice Ten Broeck who has been visiting with Rev and Mrs J a Ten Broeck for the past month will leave for Detroit Michigan Thursday. She is a mathematics teacher at the Detroit high school.
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Alice Ten Broeck
J A Ten Broeck
Detroit
Michigan
Miss Ten Broeck
Pereria and Rowell Return from Elko Trip
Frank Pereria and Harry Rowell traveled to Elko Nevada where Rowell bought 806 horses. Pereria rode the wildest horse as a thunderstorm hit for hours but he enjoyed hot springs and scenery. They declared Hayward the best place.
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Pereria
Elko
Nevada
Rowell
Hayward
Hayward Poultry Wins Big at Stockton Fair
East avenue poultryman Hayward Brush took several birds to the San Joaquin Valley fair in Stockton and won multiple prizes. He earned first through third in various classes with Single Comb Anconas and received a special ribbon for the best display among Minorcas Spanish Blue Andalusians or Anconas along with a substantial cash prize. Brush plans to expand his operation and may send stock to the State fair in Sacramento. His wife is described as a major partner in the venture.
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East Avenue
Stockton
Feil Stoop
Sacramento
Mr Brush
Lions Club Meeting Turns Wives Into Ministers
The Hayward Lions club met at noon with wives assisting as hosts and program leaders. Mrs. Carol B. Kelley presided over a lively show that included readings by Mrs. Lester Griggs and jokes about diets and rattlesnakes, with costs and fines levied on several members. Edward Madigan, famed football coach, announced a future address to the club on a September 7 date and plans to invite Hayward High School football players.
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Hayward Lions Club
Lions Club
Lynch
Carol B. Kelley
Harvey Darneal
Kelly
Lester Griggs
Hollywood
John Siem
Joe Sims
Jay Bruce
Pete Verzic
Mitchell
Edward
Slip" Madigan
Elui
Hayward
Funeral arrangements announced by Sorensen S Brothers
Funeral services are set for Charles Homer Stanton at 9 30 Friday morning at 1238 B Street home. Rites for Mary De Barros, wife of Bernard De Barros of Castro Valley, begin 9 30 Thursday at the Mortuary and proceed to All Saints Catholic Church for Mass at 4 PM.
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Sorensen S Brothers’ Mortuary
Charles Homer Stanton
Mary de Barios
Bernard de Barios
Castro Valley
Willie
All Sainta Catholic Church
Hayward Union High grid outlook clouded by inexperience
Practice begins at Hayward Union high as Coach Smith forms first string for Alameda County Athletic League play. lack of weight and experience handicap a team built from Eden township youths. First test Sept 6 at San Leandro against Cherry Pickers, then Santa Cruz visit Sept 13.
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Union High School
B K. Smith
Hayward Union High School
Eden Township
San Leandro
Santa Cruz High School
Smyths
Ala- Meda
Contra Costa Counties
Smith
Tors
Former Hayward Woman Becomes San Francisco Opera Link
Alice Watzin Yates, former Hayward resident and now director of publicity for the city Opera Association, writes from San Francisco praising the forthcoming San Francisco Opera season and thanking The Review for publicizing her work. She recalls Hayward, her ranch, and the town’s changes since 1903, and hopes many Hayward residents attend the upcoming performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Francisco Opera Company
the & F Opera Association
Alice W. Yates
Hayward
Review
Sparks
Mosquito Fish Progress In Alameda County
Dr. F W Browning spread about 450 mosquito fish after the county fair to curb mosquitoes. San Leandro reports rapid propagation in the municipal pool and plans to release 38000 fish along San Leandro bay. Organizing the Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District proceeds with about 48000 signatures gathered in southern Alameda county.
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F. W. Browning
Alameda County
Browning
San Leandro
Pends
Lake Merritt
San Leandro Bay
Oakland
Berkeley
Alameda
Holy Name Group Plans Basketball Team Formation
The Junior Holy Name society at Mission Ball will host a Wednesday meeting to organize a basketball team. All members and prospective members are urged to attend and register in the club as Father P. J. Stack assists. Officers George Hoosen and Raymond Silva will coordinate the effort and high school practice plans will be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Mission Ball
Fathe P. J. Stack
George Hoosen
Raymond Silva
Convention Group of Twenty Thirty Plans Hollywood Trip
The Twenty Thirty club including members from San Mateo and Burlingame joined the association at a charter night in San Mateo led by District Governor Al Frager and President Howard Irish. Hayward will send a delegation to Hollywood for the convention and depart Friday on a special train returning midweek wearing blue and white with a parade float planned.
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San Mateo
Burlingame
Franklin
Hayward
al Frager
Howard Irish
Hollywood
Hayward Club
Messrs. Frager
Gene Collins
Kenneth Fry
A. E. Fischer Jr
Leo Palming
Charles Sherman
Ray Halseto
Dale Simpson
Frager
Hayward Women Attend P T A District Session
More than five Hayward women joined the 16th district California Congress of Parents and Teachers meeting at Capwell auditorium on Monday afternoon. Notable speakers included Mrs Christiana Murphy Mrs G W Skilling Mrs James Waler H Thompson and Mrs S Ripley. Attendees from Hayward were Mrs C W White Mrs John Haar Mrs Rose Bulger Mrs George Walter and Mrs J W Anderson. Others from nearby areas listed include Mrs August Eder of Meant Eden Mrs Ernest Lang Mrs E L Gravette of Tennyson and Mrs C E Plumb of Niles.
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California Congress of Parents and Teachers
Capwell Auditorium
Christiana Murphy
G W. Skilling
James Waler
H. Thompson
S. Ripley
Hayward
C. W. White
John Haar
Rose Bulger
George Walter
J. W. Anderson
August Eder
Meant Eden
Ernest Lang
E. L. Gravette
Tennyson
C. E. Plumb
Niles
Sir Harry Lander To Broadcast From KPO KGO Sun
Scotch comedian Sir Harry Lander will make his first American radio appearance next Sunday at 4 pm on KPO and KGO. He will be guest artist with Enna Jettick Melodies, singing his own works and the playful number It’s Nice to Get Up in the Morning But It’s Nicer to Stay in Bed. The program is sponsored by Enna Jettick shoe makers with Fletcher’s as local Hayward agent.
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Harry Lander
KPO
KGO
Harry
Epnna-Jettickh Shoe Manufacturers
Flelcher
Strature
B Street
Hayward
Lion Hunter Brings Rastus the Rattlesnake to Lions Club
Jay Bruce, famed mountain lion hunter for the state fish and game commission, introduces his pet rattlesnake Rastus to Hayward Lions Club after a successful trip in Placer County. Bruce plans to transport Rastus to camp and keep him as a pet as he boasts a total of 270 mountain lions felled.
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Jay Bruce
State Fish and Game Commission
Sierras
Hayward
Rastus
Bruce
Placer County
Peterson Brothers’ Hardware
Mr. Bruce
Mgr. Bruce
Oakland Zoo
Street Car Holdup Lasts Half Mile in Oakland
A robbery on a street car in downtown Oakland lasted about a half mile. Two men boarded a car driven by Claude Etheridge at 12th and Webster near the auditorium and forced him to continue. They robbed Etheridge of 75 dollars, 45 of which belonged to Etheridge, and escaped at 16th street.
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Oakland
United Press
Claude Etheridge
12Th
Webster Streets
Auditorium
Etheridge
Pai
16Th Street
Methodist Sunday School Picnic at Memorial Park
The children of the Methodist church and their parents plan a Sunday school picnic at Memorial Park on Saturday September 21 at 11 o clock. The event will be followed by a program of games with D Hough superintendent and the teachers leading activities.
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Methodist Church
Memorial Park
D. Hough
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Department of Welfare
Vets’ Club
S. F. Attorney
Hayward Building Material Co
Coas and Wood
Hayward 166
Atherton Street
Jackson
Jack Mitchell
Frank Pereria and
Harry Rowell
Hayward Poultry
Mr. Brush
Kenneta
Brush
LaFayette Gould
Mertyne Yates
Arthur Butler
Joe May
Kenneth Sloan
Fred Raab
Piedmont High School
Jack Hornung
Frank Shotts
Alice Watzen Yates
Holy Name Group
P.T. A
Sir Harry Lander
Button Rattler
Total
Harm’s Way
Methodist Sunday School
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