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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1929
Page
6
An advertisement touts Mulford's Anti Venin as the only government licensed snake bite treatment endorsed by the American Medical Association. It lists Brains' Drug Store and the Bexall Store in Hayward as suppliers.
A mixed page notes BEAR BRAND BLEACHING SULPHUR products for sale by Hayward Building Material Co and products from Rely Bros and Kelly Bros. It urges roofing repairs now before winter, promoting McFarland Roofing Company for estimates and service along with local business contact details.
Belton Fleisher of Fleisher's shoe store Hayward announces Sir Harry Lauder as guest artist with Buna Jettick Melodies for Sunday afternoon broadcast September 1 at 4 o'clock over KPO and EGO. Lauder, renowned Scottish comedian, has entertained many on stage. the program is expected to delight listeners.
The Eagle Garage announces relocation to 421 Castro Street and invites motorists to visit the new site. Proprietor guarantees satisfaction and offers direct contact via the shown phone line.
Sacramento August 31 Attorney General Webb ruled that California stock brokers convicted of violating the law may not be re licensed. State Corporation Commissioner Fred G Athearn received the decision which states that financial stability or repentance do not affect the ban.
SACRAMENTO Aug 31 A decision by Attorney General Webb mandates Alameda County establish a county planning commission to map growth. The act is mandatory for every county, ensuring uniform county government structure and preventing unplanned expansion by cities and counties.
In Sacramento Aug 31 Joseph Priditali a wealthy Italian rancher from Jackson Amador county was traced by footprints from an incendiary fire scene. State Forester M B Pratt announced he confessed to setting nine fires on his own property without a permit.
Edith Barratt, a Philadelphia debutante, founded a cooking school aimed at modernizing American menus by teaching French seasonings and techniques. Her venture began from a Paris Cordon Bleu course and a Portugal Spain Morocco trip, drawing debutantes and dowagers into a growing program with plans to expand to two nearby cities.
Listings from several churches detail Sunday services including First Church of Christ Scientist at 1122 B Street with 11 am service on Christ Jesus, Sunday school at 9:30 am, and a reading room schedule. Also noted are morning prayer at 11, a Labor Day observance, guest soloist W D Kamerer, and a variety of evening programs plus youth activities. Further items include Bethel Full Gospel Church near Castro Valley with morning worship, Bible study, and healing services, along with a P A C meeting address and additional sermons.
The First Presbyterian Church at 1145 B Street, with Charles Lukens Sr. as minister, offers an 11 am sermon We Would See Jesus after a month’s absence plus infant baptism The choir directed by Mrs Catherine Brownell performs Come Unto Me The evening features the last summer union church service at the Congregational church First and A streets Lukens preaching Is Not This the Carpenter What is Jesus Relation to the Laboring Man The Congregational choir leads music Sunday school classes for all ages Junior C E led by Mrs Herbert Young 7 pm Intermediate YSPL society to meet again after.
The Eden Congregational Church announces a morning worship with a sermon on Is Loyalty a Lost Art delivered by Rev. Charles E. Lukens Jr. The service includes the Lord's Supper and a 7 p m address. The Ladies Aid outdoor meeting in Memorial Park with luncheon at 1 o'clock is announced.
Mrs Zella Boughton of Oakland visits sister Mrs W E Gracey. Mrs Eflen Smith hosts Tuesday Bridge club. Mr and Mrs A Sandberg move to Hayward at Sunset and Hathaway. Miss Jean Mailer, Mills College graduate, visits Dr and Mrs H P Struble. Palma Circle sewing bee plans luncheon at Dania hall with Mrs E D McDonald chairing. A Friday bridge tea at Mrs John Geary's home features prizes for Mrs George Grindell Mrs Frank Zambresky and Mrs Ellen Smith. Mrs Berry returns to Oakland from Washington. Mr Warren Berry formerly with government. Luncheon and card party at Mrs William Clarke on Nilgs road honors Neighborhood Club.
A vivid description portrays John T. Edner’s revived Packard taxi as a luxury vehicle in Hollys Hayward streets. The piece notes Edner previously owned a Cadillac or similar car retooled for football season, expecting strong backing from local stalwarts who gamble on his ventures.
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