Labor Sunday Observances Mark City Holiday
Hayward observes Labor Sunday with two special church services. A union service at Congregational church includes Methodist and Presbyterian members. Rev. Lukens discusses Is Not This the Carpenter What is Jesus Relation to the Laboring Man. Christian church holds Dignity of Labor sermon at Dania hall. Harvard schools banks and major stores close Monday. residents plan excursions and picnics.
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Hayward
Congregational Church
Methodist
Presbyterian
Congregational
Charles B. Lukens
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
J. A. Shapraugh
Christian Church
Dania Hall
Harvard
Ang
Review to Keep Holiday Monday
The Daily Review will not publish on Monday due to the Labor Day holiday. The staff and carriers enjoy a day of rest, with a breathing period after a busy summer, and the publication resumes Tuesday as usual.
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The
Daily Review
Review
Hayward Rabbits Set for State Fair Show
Hayward rabbit breeders prepare for statewide exhibition with twenty six Himalayan entries carried by Mr and Mrs L M Turner and additional animals from Mrs Nominee of San Leandro. A rabbit banquet follows the display as they anticipate a large showing. Further shipments include animals sent to Ohio Wisconsin and Oklahoma for eastern plates.
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Hayward
L. M. Turner
San Leandro
Turners
Ohio
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
New Dressing on Sale at Our Place Sweet Shop
An exclusive sale of Saxonnaise, a delicious new mayonnaise dressing, is now at Our Place Sweet Shop 928 B street. Dr. recommended, it suits many fruit and salad dressings and sandwich spreads with a rich Tich flavor.
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Our Place
B Street
Berkeley Man Visits Local Property Owner Couple
Henry Martin formerly of Russell way travels from Berkeley to tend property he and his wife still own here. He says he likes Berkeley but also here, though dogs around his home bothered Mrs. Martin and caused nervous strain. She has improved since the change.
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Henry Martin
Russell Way
Berkeley
Mr. Martin
Mrs. Martin
Rowell Cowboys to Perform Rodeo at Neptune Park
Harry Rowell and his rodeo troupe will present shows at Neptune Beach Alameda on Sunday and Monday. Featured riders include Tex McKinnon Ray Bartram Bud Brown and Jack Baryliss with exhibition by Gene Hall Frank Dean and Marco Borrello. Shows at 2 30 and 4 p m both days.
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Harry Rowell
Neptune Beach
Alameda
Mondey
Tex McKinnon
Ray Bartram
Bud Brown
Jack Baryliss
Gene Hall
Frank Dean
Barnes Circus
Marco Borrello
Dublin
Methodist Church Convention Set for Oakland Meeting
The California Methodist Episcopal conference for Northern California and Nevada will convene at First Church in Oakland on Tuesday afternoon with Bishop Edwin H. Hughes of Chicago presiding. The Lay Electoral conference meets Friday to vote on constitutional changes. C. D. Hough represents Hayward church. A general service on Sunday September 15 at the civic auditorium in Oakland will be broadcast on KGO and Hayward plans to attend as a group.
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California Methodist Episcopal Church
California
Nevada
Oakland
Edwin H. Hughes
Chicago
C. D. Hough
Hayward
Civic Auditorium
Oaklang
KGO
Mrs Ethyl Flynn Elected Secretary For Auxiliary
Mrs Ethyl Flynn was unanimously elected state secretary for the fourth successive time at the American Legion Auxiliary convention in San Diego. Her long service and engaging personality have endeared her to members. she previously lived in Hayvard and now resides with her sister in Oakland.
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Ethyl Flynn
American Legion Auxiliary
San Diego
Flynn
Louis Eck Sails for Cuba to Reenter Automotive Field
Louis Eck, a popular Hayward mechanic and former foreman at the Ognard Motor Company Chevrolet shop, farewell to friends as he sails on the liner California via Panama to Cuba. He plans to be away at least two years and expects to resume work in the automotive business upon return.
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Louis Eck
Hayward
California
Panama
Cuba
Eck
Ognard Motor Company
San Lorenzo Church Supper Set For Thursday
The Missionary society of San Lorenzo Union church will host a church supper next Thursday September 5 in the Sunday school room. Lewis Walbridge son of L BE Walbridge of Valle Vista passes exams for the United States Navy and with two other youths from Detroit expects orders to join a coast station about September 15.
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San Lorenzo Church
Missionary Society of the
Lewis Walbridge
L. BE. Walbridge
Valle Vista
United States
Detotos
Labor Day Epigrams by Dr Ighn Dowell
Dr Ighn Dowell argues labor questions hinge on providing workers an abundant life and true leisure. He links money to home, education, travel and recreation and calls for Christian moral accountability in economic order to foster industry with mutual knowledge and empathy.
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Jesus Christ
San Juan Jonah Ship Haunts Hayward Captain’s Mother
Mrs. N. M. Cochran of Hayward recalls her son Captain Harvey Cochran who once commanded the steamer San Juan and notes the vessel was regarded as a Jonah. The San Juan was sunk off Pigeon Point in a Thursday night collision with an oil tanker, with an estimated death toll of 2 or 71. Captain Cochran later commanded a New York to Florida run. his brother Ray Cochran, chief engineer, is a naval veteran and former World War II transport commander.
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San Juan
Jonah
Hayward
Pigeon Poin
NM. Cochran
Harvey Cochran
Cochran
New York
Florida
Ray Cochran
John Cochran
Harvard
Harvard Twenty Thirties Headed for Hollywood on Sleepless Special
Four Harvard Twenty Thirtians travel aboard a 200-strong train to a Hollywood convention. Delegations from Hayward Stockton Oakland and other California cities join at Fresno, with members like Howard Irish and Dale Simpson aboard. Charles Sherman plans to join by car with his bride.
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Hollywood
Hayward
Sacramento
Stockton
Alturas
Redding
Oakland
San Francisco
Santa Cruz
Watsonville
Salinas
Modesto
Merced
Auburn
Roseville
Tracy
Fresno
Howard Irish
Leo Palming
Ray Halsebo
Dale Simpson
al Frager
Kenneth Fry
Gene Colling
Motor
Charles Sherman
Harvard
Edythe Hodgkins Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Home
Edythe Mae Hodgkins of lower A street, daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Hodgkins, marked her fifth birthday with a party for about 15 children. Games stories and songs filled the afternoon as friends including Virginia Bull Vera Covalinska Helen Logan Bettie Crowe Margaret Forbes Inez Distico Lucille Arington June Ruth Hodgkins Barbara Hodgkins Corby Dale Evgenia Tamrack Aleck Covelinska and Harry Logan joined. Edith Mae blew out candles on the cake and received many presents.
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Edythe Mae Hodgkins
Lower A ‘Street
W. P. Hodgkins
Virginia Bull
Vera Covalinska
Helen Logan
Bettie Crowe
Margaret Forbes
Inez Distico
Lucille Arington
June Ruth Hodgkins
Barbara Hodgkins
Master
San Juana Disaster Hearings Probe Crew Heroism Accusations
Survivor charges the San Juan crew were cowards as federal hearings open to fix responsibility for the wreck that killed 74. Theodore Gransted of Mountain View, injured, asserts no rescue efforts were made. his wife and others perished when the San Juan and the Dodd collided near midnight.
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San Francisco
United Press
San
Pleasanton Boy Wins State Spelling Contest at Fair
Wilbur Pavis of Pleasanton in Alameda county won the state elementary spelling contest at the state fair. He defeated county champions to take $200 cash and a gold medal. Patricia Green of San Rafael finished second, earning a silver medal.
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Saramento
United Press
Wilbur Pavis
Pleasanton
Alameda County
Wilbur
California
Patricia Green
San Rafael
Local Woman Wins Camp Fire Ham by Guessing Weights
Mrs. Maude Hodgkins of lower A street won a Camp Fire ham after guessing the weight of a dummy ham at the American Legion participation in the Oakland Industrial Show. Her guess of 48 pounds was the heaviest among several hundred entries. Virden’s Camp Fire hams are sold at Thorup’s Market 525 Main Street or J B Lopes Market 530 Main Street.
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Maude Hodgkins
Lower A Street
American Legion
Oakland
Virden
Thorup
Main Street
J. B. ‘Lopes
Hayward Police Keep Drifting Men Moving On
Police maintain strict nightly lookout for wandering men in Hayward. Chief Louis J. Silva says the town is peaceful along San Lorenzo creek as drifting characters are warned to move on. Night officers jail suspects, transport them to city limits, and tell them to keep going to preserve public order.
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Hayward
Chamber of Commerce
Louis J. Silva
San Lorenzo Creek
Haywaré
Local Cemetery Man in Auto Wreck Back in Old Ohio
A cemetery worker, Mr. Leach, was injured in an automobile wreck and hospitalised in Ohio after six stitches to the scalp. Telegram and statements from T. B. Baker say the recovery should be quick and that Crown Hill Memorial cemetery project plans proceed this fall with the aim of attracting visitors.
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Old
Ohio
T. B. Baker
Or. Leach
Valle Vista
Crown Hill
Baker
Scout Troop to Stage Three Act Play in Fall
Scout Troop to present Playing the Game Square a three act play written by Rex Herford adjutant Napa Legion post. More than 30 cast members from American Legion Bor Secont Troop Re 6 participate. Presented early in fall in northern California.
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Dr. C. & King
American Legion Bor Secont Troop Re. 6
Rex. Herf
Napa Legion
California
Accident Fails To Halt Couple On Trip to Altar
Miss Helen Keeper a 25 year old Fresno school teacher and Byron Maxon 26 of Oakland were injured when a vehicle they were riding in tipped over on a Dublin highway near Hayward Friday night. Both were treated at Hayward Central hospital but continued toward their wedding in Oakland.
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Oakland
Dublin
Hayward
Helen Keeper
Fresno
Byron Maxon
Hayward Central Hospital
Legion Auxiliary Wins First Place in Members Drive
Hayward area Legion Auxiliary members returned from state conventions in San Diego with praise for education in Americanism child welfare and hospital work. The Hayward unit won first in a district membership drive and Maryetta Bailey was elected president of the state division. A Sunday radio broadcast by Sir Harry Lauder will be carried on KGO and KPO at 4 PM under Enna-Jetnick Melodies with Anna-Jettick Shoes sponsoring.
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Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
C. EF. Godkin
American Legion
San Diego
Aro
Hayward
Maryetta Bailey
Godkimm
Hayward Legion and Auxiliary
William Morgan
A. F. van Ostran
D. R. Galbraith
J. H. Clapp
C. E. Gogkin
Edna Pierson
Lauder
Harry Lauder
KGO
KPO
Anna-Jettick
Fleisher Shoe
B Street
Ruth Hits 38th Home Run in Washington Doubleheader
Babe Ruth added to his home run lead with his 38th blast in the second game of the Washington doubleheader, scoring two runs for the Yankees.
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New York
Aus
United Press
Babe Ruth
Washington
Transcontinental Maddux passenger plane to land at Oakland
Local leaders including Major John Lee Wilbur and Hayward Chamber president Weirome Freeman will join Saturday morning welcome events for the first Maddux transcontinental passenger plane due to land at Oakland airport Monday evening. The stop marks Maddux headquarters moving from Alameda to Oakland and the start of large cabin passenger service. The Oakland Chamber of Commerce coordinates a regional welcome inviting civic divisions from nearby cities.
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John Lee Wilbur
Weirome Freeman
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Oakland
Los Angeles
Maddux
Alameda
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
East Bay
Mayor Receives Blackhand Letter Cartoon Satire
A newspaper note describes Mayor John Lee Wilbur showing a pen and ink drawing sent as a so called Blackhand letter. The sketch depicts the mayor fishing with Huso Frank, Joe Hollings head and Fred Wallace in a whale haul scene. The postmark hints at the artist possibly being Mr or Mrs Wallace at a national photographers convention in San Francisco.
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Wilbur
John Lee Wilbur
Huso Frank
Joe Hollingshead
Fred Wallace
San Francisco
Wallace
Widger's Cafeteria to Close This Saturday
Widger's cafeteria on Main Street will close Saturday night and all fixtures will be sold. Mrs Ida Widger and her son Hubert leave Hayward for Oakland positions, ending a years long social hub for the city.
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Hayward
Wilger
Main Street
Ida Widger
Hubert
Oakland
Widger
Electrical Storm Levels Bard California Town
United Press Special dispatch describes a cyclonic electrical storm last night that leveled homes and trees in Bard California, injuring several residents. Debris blocked roads and nearly every building in Bard, a town of 2560, was wrecked while gusts caused damage along the California Arizona border.
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Yuma
Ariz
United Press
Bard
California
Here
Arizona
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Bea Cochran
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