Garden Club Eyes Top Prize at California Flower Festival
Hayward Garden club plans for a large exhibit at the California Flower Festival in San Leandro. They aim to win the $100 sweepstakes prize and attract national attention while preparing hundreds of blossoms for display and coordinating with Harvard Gardens for flowers in apricot yellow orange brown blue lavender and purple.
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Garden Club
San Leandro
Hayward Garden Club
William Stebbins
Russell Way
Hayward
Florence Eichwaldt
Harvard
California
United States
Canada
Railhreads
Harvard Gardens
Eichwaldt
Lester Perry
San Leandrans
Luther Michael
Alameda
Oakland
Flortists' Telegraph Delivery Association
San Francisco
Michael
Thimble Club Plans Meeting at McDonald Home
A business gathering of the Thimble club will occur at Mrs. EB. D. McDonald’s residence on B street at 2 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon.
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Thimble Club
EB. D. McDonald
B Street
New Pastor for Harvard Christian Church
The Rev Walter Girdner from Tulare is appointed pastor of the Harvard Christian Church. He, his wife, and their five children plan to move here. He will address the congregation at the morning service on Sunday. A reception in his honor will follow later this month. He succeeds Rev J A Shuptaush, Piedmont publisher, as pastor.
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Walter Girdner
Tulare
Harvard Christian Church
Girdner
Mr. Girdner
J. A. Shuptaush
Piedmont Pubisher
Harry Bradford
Outsin
Phen B. Daken
Heless
Steve
Steve Daken
Daken
Wiliam TL Morgan
Hayward
Frank RB. Leonard
Ray Bassetti
Don M. Leidig
George V. Will Collins
Walter Cram
William H. Hoff
Robert B.scotty Ramsey
FE. S. Milford
Har McDowald
Harvard
Bradford
Everrba
Lodge
Dr. Bessell
V. of W. Stockton
Briggs
Ward
V. of
Ghost to Walk for Company F in Next Drill Night
The National Guard Company F will conduct its regular drill at the armory next Wednesday night with the ghost leading the walk. Officers' club meeting planned a yearlong summer training camp and a dance on September 27 to form a mess fund. George Brown, brother of Corporal Manuel Brown, has joined the company roster, announced by Captain Clyde Voorhees.
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National Guard
George Brown
Manuel Brown
New Residents for Eden Garden in Hayward
Mrs C D Coomber of Billings Montana describes Hayward as the Garden of Eden. She moved with her son Charles after visiting and subscribing to The Hayward Review. They bought a house on Arbor Avenue and enjoy the climate, flowers, and the local high school opportunities.
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Hayward
C. D. Coomber
Billings
Montana
San Francisco
Charles
Arbor Avenue
California
54 inch rattlesnake displayed in Clinton Indiana
Pat Lowry and Hiddle Miller of St. Bernice displayed a 54 inch rattlesnake with 10 rattles in Clinton Indiana. They said they killed the reptile while swimming.
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Clinton
Ind
Pat. Lowry
Hiddle Miller
St. Bernice
Monday Holiday For Haywardites Observed In Hayward
Banks, stores and schools close Monday in observance of Labor Day. Residents attend the California State Fair in Sacramento. The Hayward Review will not publish edition on Monday.
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Harward
Carpenter Killed in Rail Crash at Redwood City Crossing
Victor Kelly, a Watsonville carpenter, died instantly when his car collided with a Southern Pacific train at the Rogers Street crossing in Redwood City while en route to San Francisco. The accident occurred today, with Kelly driving from Watsonville toward the city.
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Redwood City
Victor Kelly
Watsonne
Kelley
Sanfrancisco
Watsonville
Seuerm Pacific
Rogers Street
Garage Worker Hurt In Friday Afternoon Accident
William Vargas of the Donner Galbraith garage was badly bruised about the abdomen when a car dropped onto him after a chain broke while he worked on the front end. He was rescued by fellow employees and is recovering at Hayward General Hospital.
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William Vargas
Donner & Galbraith
Abtomen
Mr. Vargas
Hayward General Hospital
Penney Employees Dine In Castro Valley
J C Fenner Co Hayward store manager L A Griggs and staff dined at Fritz restaurant after losing a sales contest while female employees who won treated themselves. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Griggs Miss Tda Bowser Mrs Helen Vroom Mrs M Destrelia Miss Lowise Bedford Miss Sybil Stoffer Mr and Mrs D E B Covey and Miss Margaret Langford. Lions to revive Pleasanton Boy Scout work next meeting set at Pratti's restaurant with plans to restart dormant project.
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L. A. Griggs
Hayward
J. C. Fenner Co
Fritz
Castro Valley
Griggs
Tda Bowser
Helen Vroom
M._ Destrelia
Lowise Bedford
Sybil Stoffer
D. EB. Covey
Margaret Langford
Pleasanton
Pleasanter Lions Club
Praiti's
Scout Committee
Local Marine Victor in Shoot Butcher? Nordstrom Wins Matches
C R Nordstrom United States Marine Corps, son of Mr and Mrs Eric Nordstrom of Castro Valley, won high honors in a marine corps shooting match in Massachusetts. He transferred to San Diego base after recent wins, including the Cutting 1000 yard and Woodman mace at 200 690 and 21000 yards, with a perfect 690 yard score. He is a former National Guard member and graduate of local grammar schools, residing at 1254 Wood Avenue.
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C. R. Nordstrom
United States Marine Corps
Eric Nordstrom
Castro Valley
Marine Corps
Gunner Nordstrom
National Guard
Wood Avenue
Dry leaders oppose Rolph at Los Angeles parley
In Los Angeles dry leaders met to decide whether to endorse Rolph Jr. for governor in November. Some favored backing him as the GOP standard bearer, arguing his victory would harm prohibition, while others urged opposition citing recent primary issues. Milton Young suggested his Democratic campaign could gain dry support but not withdraw.
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Los Angeles
Dicente Rolph Jr
Eva Co. T. A
Hern Vers
Ther
Theo
Rolph
Prohibition
Milton EK. Young
Asminee
Radio Work for Local Musicians Signs and Schedules
Four Haywards performers have recent radio contracts. Mrs. Carol B. Kelly leads Darigold Creamery weekly programs on KLX Tuesday evenings from eight to nine thirty. Kelly and John Freitas host Thursday Latin American segments on KTAB from eleven thirty nine to twelve. Gertie Farmer assists and a Bank of Haywards hall juvenile chorus meets Saturdays from two to three. The Hayward School teaches voice, drama and radio vocalism with a 56 member cast for a Tuesday September 30 theatre production and Brown noted to precede the operetta.
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Haywards 3
Carol B. Kelly
Darigold Creamery Company
KLX
Kelly
John Freitas
KTAB
Gertie Farmer
Bob
Bank of Haywards Hall
Hayward Theatre
Tuesding
Ter Brown
Kelir
Joe Silva Receives Harmonica Champion Medal
Joe Silva earns a harmonic champion medal, engraved with Harmonica Chan on one side, marking a prized possession from his recent victory in a San Jose event. The award bears the inscription J. W. S. and honors Silva’s achievement in the competition.
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Ge Silva
King
San Jose
J. W.S
Joe’s
General Bradford Heads Invasion Of War Veterans Here
A Baynard rumor claimed General Bradford organized a new Volunteers of the World War post at 3 pm Sundays. The joke spread at Hayward Veterans Luncheon Club, with Bradford blamed for stirring financial losses and for “lighting” the gathering as jokes and shock spread among local veterans.
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Bradford
Baynard
Volunteers of
U. of W. W
Saints
Cers
Young People’s Endeavor Society
Organi
Four Boys Hurt by Avalanche Near Independence
Four teenage workers Edward Jordan and Donald Downs both 19 were injured when an avalanche struck a road crew camp near Independence. Fellow workmen rescued them while a ranger was summoned after an avalanche shower and dirt slid from the hillside. An airline crew arriving from San Francisco confirmed the men could not be moved.
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Independence
U.P
Donald Griffith
Robert Rankiz
Io Alto. Ie
San Francisco
Edward Jordan
Donald Downs
Tweather
U S Aviator Held in Peru
A United States aviator, once a naval air officer, is detained in Peru amid a suspected civilian to military role shift. Officials in Lima report orders to secure his release, amid tensions between the United States and Peru over the case linked to the Leguia era.
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U.R
Har
United States
Peru
Mayer
Lima
Grow
Legion Scouts Swim at Piedmont Baths in Oakland
The American Legion Troops of Roy Seats with Scoutmaster Rey enjoyed a Friday swim at Piedmont baths in Oakland. Triad swimming wins were posted by several boys while returning from Lake Merritt. Some boys played in a car ride. Harmonica entertained them. Mr Hutia impressed as a scoutmaster with the boys fond of him.
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Roy
Rey
Piedmont Baths
Oakland
Triad
Lake Merritte Soli
San Lean
Bors
George Matiip
Mayor Rolph Cast Ballot In Front of Photographers
Walter B. Miller of Siekton visited David R. Roberts in San Francisco to share details of Mayor James Rolph Jr. voting on primary election day. Miller reported nine photographers crowded the poll as Rolph cast his ballot at Miller’s garage near the Rolph home.
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Walter B. Miller
H. C. Shaw Company
Sieckton
San Francisco
David R. Roberts
Roberts Implement Company
James Rolph Jr
Rolph
Baby Flaine Manor Costa Born in Hayward
A baby girl named Flaine Manor Costa was born Friday August 29 at Hayward Central Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lennard Costa. Mother and child are reported doing fine.
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Lennard Costa
Hayward Central Hospital
Flaine Manor
New $12,000,000 Railway Bridge Near Martinez Nears Completion
Work on the Southern Pacific bridge across Suisun Bay near Martinez is near completion and will be ready for train operation November 1. The 5603 foot structure replaces slow train ferries that long served transcontinental travel. Senator Samuel M. Shortridge will be principal speaker at the dedication. The bridge will connect the water barrier to coast rail transportation from the San Francisco bay cities.
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Pa Fk
Susun Bay
Martinez
Samuel M. Shortridge
San Francisco
Veterans Plan Radio Party for Legion Program
Officials and members of the Hayward Veterans Luncheon club organize a community radio party at the American Legion hall on September 18 featuring a national broadcast from Boston’s Faneuil Hall and Old North Church. The 90 minute program will include governors from eight states and O L Bodenhamer, national Legion commander, with special attendances by American Twenty- Thirty Rotary and BS groups. A talk on the Philippine islands by Lowell A. Lucas covers natives, tribes, and colonial history.
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Hayward
American Legion Hell
American Legion
James M. Curley
Reston
O. L. Bodenhamer
Veterans’ Club
Don M. Leidis Dod
Boston
Faneuil Lai
Cradle of Liberty
Old North Church
Paul Revere
KGO
Philippine Islands
Lowell A. Lucas
Lucas
San Francisco
Sheridan
Hawaii
Guam
Litke
Hayward Bay Enlists in United States Navy
Charles Cunningham of The Review mechanical force has joined the United States Navy. His induction occurs soon as recruiting is tight and his name appears on the list for formal induction in November. Meanwhile Hayward sees heavy weekend traffic as vacationers travel to seacoast towns and fishing areas east of Martinez.
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Charles Cunningham
Review
United States Navy
Navy
Uncle Sam
Hayward
Martinez
Knoll Divorce Seeks End to Reappearing Marriages
In Valparaiso Indiana Mrs Clara Knoll declares six marriages to William Knoll are enough and vows not to remarry him after a pending divorce. The couple have divorced six times in nine years as she asserts he forgets his promises to reform.
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Juanita la Costa
Tribune
Eden Garden
Inch Rattler
Carpenter
Penney
Victor
C. BR. Nordstrom
Massachusetts
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Legion
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Veterans Plan Radio Party For Legion
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