Calif rhubarb growers form cooperative for marketing
About 25 growers met at Estudillo station to lay groundwork for a California Rhubarb and Vegetable Growers association. Eric Ruus and Joseph Ramos spoke on cooperative marketing supported by the federal government under the farm relief act, with two weeks to finalize organization plans and file state papers.
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Farmers’ Cooperative Marketing Association
Estudillo Station
California
Eric Ruus
Hayward Poultry Producers
Joseph P. Ramos
Hayward Poultry Exchange
Amos
State Capitol
Tennyson Blossoms At State Fair
The Kingsley Gladiolus Farms plan to exhibit at the State Fair opening tomorrow. Mr and Mrs Kingsley prepare to showcase the Tennyson farm amid a hot Sacramento Valley spell and discuss keeping gladioli fresh with ice as they aim to put the farm on the map.
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Kingsley Gladiolus Farms
Motor Car Advice Disrupted When Parking Goes Wrong
Fragmentary tip sheet discusses car parking mishaps and careless handling. It notes common setup errors and urges careful attention to vehicle position and surroundings.
Kelly Bros Slashes Prices in Major Hayward Sale
Kelly Bros., longtime Hayward store for men and boys, opens a short term sale to reduce overstock. They offer advertised brands at cut prices, promising value and a large, varied stock for men seeking quality goods at lower costs.
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Hayward
Kelly Bros
Jpins
Twenty-Thirty Club Heads to Hollywood Convention
About a third of the Hayward Twenty- Thirty club left for Hollywood to attend the Twenty-Thirty association convention. Thursday night’s meeting featured embarrassing stories as entertainment. Prize cigar went to Guy War Ten. Funds of 25 were set for a float for the parade, funded by the Chamber of Commerce. Al Frager Gene Colins Kenneth Fry and Al Fischer left for the convention city Wednesday. Howard Irish Ray Halsebo Cate Simpson Leo Palming and possibly others plan a special train departure Friday night for Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Hayward Club
Guy War- Ten
Fred Behringer
Hayward
Chamber of Commerce
al Frager
Gene Colins
Kenneth Fry
al Fischer
Howard Irish
Ray Halsebo
Cate Simpson
Leo Palming
Rev Ten Broeck Seen Improving at Hayward General
Rev. Joseph A Ten Broeck remains hospitalized at Hayward General after a serious illness that nearly proved fatal. He is improving and expected to return home soon, with limited visitor access arranged by Mrs. Ten Broeck and the nursing staff.
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Joseph A Ten Broeck
Hayward General Hospital
Haywardites to Show Birds at the State Fair
At least three Hayward raisers of poultry and pigeons will attend the state fair in Sacramento to exhibit in pigeon and poultry shows next week. William G. Sohnt and A. D. Roberts left Friday with shipments of their pigeons. H Matthiesen of the Matthiesen Brothers' poultry farm is assistant superintendent of the poultry division and Robert V Moore of San Leandro, who supervised the Alameda County fair poultry show, is superintendent. W. S. Freeman is sending up a shipment of his prize White Leghorns.
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Hayward
Sacramento
William G Sohnt
A. D. Roberts
H. Matthiesen
The
Matthiesen Brothers
Robert V Moore
San Leandro
Alameda County
W. S. Freeman i5
Last Honors Paid Miss Elsie Oliver
A large number of friends and relatives paid final tributes at funeral services held at the Oliver family home in Mount Eden. The service was led by a Congregational church minister from San Francisco, followed by burial at Mount Eden cemetery. Pallbearers included Hans Stein Lawrence Jorgensen George Eden J Jensen George Meininger and Hans Henningsen. The Sorensen Brothers Mortuary handled arrangements. Miss Oliver died Monday afternoon and is survived by four brothers Edward Adolph Henry and Andrew Oliver and two sisters Eleanor Oliver and Mrs Pamelia Penke.
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Elsie Oliver
Mount Eden
Congregational
San Francisco
Mount Eden Cemetery
Hans Stein
Lawrence Jorgensen
George Eden
J. Jensen
George Meininger
Hans Henningsen
Sorensen Brothers Mortuary
Miss Oliver
Andrew Oliver
Edward
Adolph
Henry
Eleanor Oliver
Pamelia Penke
Harvard Republican Women's Club Tea Planned at Green Shutter
Reservations are being taken for the Harvard Republican Women's Club tea to be held at the Green Shutter hotel next Tuesday afternoon. In the reception line will be Mrs. L. R. Rosenberg and other club officers, with speakers Kathleen Norris and Ruth Comfort Mitchell. Reservations by telephoning Harvard 930.
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Harvard Republican Woman's Club
Green Shutter Hoiel
L. R. Rosenberg
Club
R. Morton Manson
John Allan Park
W. W. Haley
Leo Haas
J. H. Strobridge
Maud Perry
H. A. Bradford
E. W. Burtt
W. H. Baker
William Oswill
George H. Oakes
J. W. Burge
Hayward Dinner Draws 300 plus in San Leandro
More than 300 guests attended the annual San Leandro Community dinner held by the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce with cooperation from the American Legion Rotary Kiwanis Soroptimist BPW clubs and other local groups. W H Bridges as toastmaster introduced Miner Chipman industrial engineer and chairman of the San Francisco chamber of commerce speakers bureau. Attendees from Hayward included Judge Jacob Harder and Mrs Freeman and Mrs Heyer and others.
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San Leandro
Welcomer Freeman
Charlies Heyer
Hazel As- Taussen
Charles Greenwood
Holmans to Start Month-Long Motor Trip Eastward
Mr and Mrs P E Holman plan a month long motor journey beginning Friday evening or Saturday morning. They will travel as far east as What Cheer Iowa, the Mrs Holman’s former home, and expect to visit Colorado en route.
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Mrs
P E Holman
What Cheer
Iowa
Madsen Sells Stock in Adjuster’s Sale at Warward
Madsen, owner of stores in Warward and Livermore, conducts an Adjuster’s Sale at the Bay ward store on B and Watkins streets. The entire stock, including women and children’s wear, dry goods, and household items, is being sold at deeply discounted prices to raise cash. The owner says he needs money, not the stock, and guarantees bargains never before seen.
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M. S Madsen
Warward
Livermore
Makling
Mr. Madsen
Madsen
72 Lost as Steamer After Collision
San Francisco reports 27 survivors of the San Juan wreck after a collision with the oil tanker Dodd off Pigeon Point. About 110 aboard. 72 unaccounted for feared lost with the ship. Margie Dansby, an 18 year old passenger, recalls the sinking and credits divine aid for survival as rescuers brought survivors to the Dodd.
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George D. Crissey
U. P
San Francisco
Juan
San Juan
Seral
Dod
Pigeon Point
Here
Dodd
McCormick
Minami
Coast Guard
Shawnee
Thurs
Dansby
Doc
Shipping Company
Lukens Family Returns from San Francisco Vacation
The Rev Charles E Lukens Jr Mrs Lukens and their son Paul returned Thursday from a three weeks vacation in San Francisco They visited Mr Lukens former church J Pauls at 43rd avenue and Indah streets in the Sunset district He relieved several ministers at Sunday services and renewed friendships among former parishioners.
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Charles E. Lukens Jr
Lukens
Paul
San Francisco
Mr. Lukens
J. Paul's
43Rd Avenue
Indah Streets
Sunset District
Veterans of Foreign Wars Elect National Commander
H N Duff of Lansing Michigan was elected national commander at the 30th annual VFW convention in St Paul. The encampment adopted a resolution urging Congress to enact legislation ordering a referendum on national prohibition after riotous scenes.
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ST. Paul
United Press
H N. Duff
Lansing
Mich
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress
End Hayward Visit Ends for Lake Party
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lake of Hant and Mrs Griggs have been visiting Mr and Mrs Griggs. They left for their home on Friday. Mrs Griggs accompanied the Lakes and will visit for a few days at her former home in Hanford. Lake and Mrs Griggs are sisters.
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W. Lake
Hant
588 Registered At High School
About 588 students registered for the fall term at Hayward high school during the first week. Officials expect total enrollment near 700 within two to three weeks. Grammar school registration reached 1376 as of now. San Lorenzo achz closed for fruit drying season. reopening planned Monday.
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Hayward High School
San Lorenzo
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