Pigeon Show Opens in Hayward With Birds From Bay Area and LA
The Hayward Pigeon Club hosts a four day exhibit at Native Sons hall from Thursday noon to Sunday. Breeders from the bay district interior valleys Los Angeles and southern California send Kings Cartsenx and homing pigeons. Squabs from local industry tie into markets on both coasts. Door prizes at 6 7 8 and 9 pm each day total 180 birds.
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Hayward
Hayward Pigeon Club
Bay District
Los Angeles
California
Osaki
Berkeley
Alameda
Beautiful Kings
Cartsenx
Native Sons’ Hall
William R. Eile Dies After Long Illness in San Francisco
Hayward residents learn of the death of 63 year old William R. Eile formerly of Poplar street at St. Mary's hospital in San Francisco after a long illness. He was husband of Mrs. Mary Eile and father of W. S. Eile of San Francisco. Funeral services set for Thursday at the Sorensen Brothers mortuary with burial at Mount Eden cemetery. Rev. George W. Phillips to officiate. Native of Tilmols he moved to this area about six years ago and resided here since.
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Hayward
William R. Eile
Poplar Street
St. Mary's Hospital
San Francisco
Mary
Eile
Belvedere Street
Sorensen Brothers
Mount Eden
George W. Phillips
Tenth Avenue Baptist Church
Oakland
Kile
Tilmols
Ladies Gymnasium Club to Meet for Christmas Play
Members of the Ladies' Gymnasium club at Muir School will meet at the school Wednesday morning and afternoon. Costumes will be made for the Christmas pageant to be presented by the children.
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Muir School
Christmaes Picy
Effernoon
Initiation and officer election at Hayward Native Daughters
Mrs Marian Hodeen sounteation led an initiation and officer election for the Hayward parlor of Native Daughters at the Legion hall Tuesday evening. Officers elected include Katheryn Walde president Berry May first vice president Ruth Stromberg second vice president Aldine Pennycott third vice president and others. Plans were made for the annual turkey and whist party set for Tuesday December 17 at the Lezion hall. Supper followed the business session with guests Mrs Bessie OConnell district deputy and her mother Mrs Hetes OConnell from Babia Vista parlor Oakland.
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Marian Hodeen
Hayward
Helen Nelson
Inside Sentinel
Mazie Moura
Outside Sentinel
Lena Harder
Edith McLeod
Henrietta, Dobbel
Lezion Hall
Bessie O'Connell
Hetes O Connell
Babia Vista
Oakland
Unusual Musical Program Tonight at Church Bazaar
Trinity Episcopal parish hall hosts a two day bazaar with gaily decorated booths selling delis foods novelties and crafts. A dinner from 5 30 to 7 30 pm precedes a stage musical program featuring violin solos by Esther Tobler Sharp vocal and piano accompaniment by Marian Rogers Long and Violet Conway baritone solos by Haydn G Davies and Kenneth Rowley readings by Leonard Laidlaw and mezzo soprano Eileen Hiddlman with Baby Grand piano accompaniments donated by Hauschildt Music Co.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Esther Tobler Sharp
Marian Rogers Long
Ome Grimwood
Violet Conway
Haydn G. Davies
Chemistry
Instracor
Kenneth Rowley
KPO Radio Station
Frank Dale
Leonard Laidlaw
Eileen Hddleman
East Bay
Hayward
Employment openings flood East 14th Street area
The Southern Alameda County Welfare Board in Oakland invites locals to apply at 42 A Street for jobs offered by firms across the county. Positions include mixers, highway workers, boxmakers, millwrights, apprentices, and general laborers.
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Southern
Alameda County Welfare Board
Hutc McCord
Bend
Hetch-Hetchy
Welfare Board
UPPEC To Attend Mass Breakfast On Patron's Day
Members of the UPPEC will attend the 8:30 mass at All Saints Catholic Church. Sunday is the Immaculate Conception feast day, the patron day in America for UPPEC. A breakfast will follow the church service.
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All Saints Catholic Church
America
Merchants Battle Livermore for Coast League Lead
Harvard Merchants host Livermore at Bret Harte School next Sunday at 2 p.m. in a key Southern Alameda County baseball clash. The game features a pitcher’s duel with Louis Brazil for Hayward and Galeria for Livermore, as teams chase a top spot amid a three way tie with Salts of Alvarado, Livermore, and Pleasanton.
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Livermore
Alameda County
Harvard Merchants
Bret Harte School
Merchants
Leslie Salts
Alvarado
Pleasanton
Hendricks
Vakots
Carlson
W.mcglinchey
Johnson
J. McGlinchay
Wellard
Faria
Gerdella
Hayward
Palm tag returns from California trip with friends
Leo Palmtng and two groups of San Francisco friends returned from northern California where they visited a silver ox farm. Fishing hunting and biking filled the days. He found the mountains beautiful this season and noted abundant fish and game.
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Leo Palmtng
San Francisco
California
Mr. Palmtag
Women Groups Unite for Victory Drive at Turkey Bridge-Whist Party
Women's clubs and American Legion members join merchants for a Victory drive supporting a band through a turkey bridge whist event next Monday at the Masonic temple. Mrs Hugo Frank and others organize the card program with prominent club members selling tickets and prizes promised by local merchants.
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United
Americas Legrops
Hill and Valey Club
American Lenon Auxiliary
American Legion
Masonic Temple
Hugo Frank
Howard Prentice
William Siiva
XX. R. Moore
Business and Professional Women's
Colnh
T- C. Peck
Hill and Valley Club
D. R. Galbraith
Frank Electric
Huso Frank
P. B. Holmas
Presbyterian Xmas Pageant Rehearsals Begin at Church
Rehearsals start Monday for a Christmas pageant titled Peace and Joy on Earth presented by Sunday school children of the Presbyterian church on December 23. A committee of arrangements includes Mrs. George H. Oakes Mrs. Douglas T. Smith Mrs. Herbert Young and Mrs. B. L Dobbs. The program features music songs and a tableau with many children in the cast. Frank Savage's illness with pneumonia has worsened and he remains at home.
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Presbyterian Church
George H. Oakes
Douglas T. Smith
Herbert Young
B. L Dobbs
Hay- Ward
Bret Harte
Markham School
Marsham
Joseph E. Hollingshead
Miss Pogey Magnusson
Wilda Mann
Miriam Lopes
Marr Fletcher
Nadine August
Muriel Oakes
Alice Barnet
Snow Man
Santa Claus
Raindeer
James Beacock
Stacey Sutton
Anthony Roberts
John Tales
Kathron Woodell
Kenneth Heiser
Ernest Faites
Beverly Bauslaugh
Ian Jardine
Lottie Terate
Hans Henningsen
Harry A. Bradford
United States
Veterans” Hospital
Livermore
George Meininger
Lloyd Overhuiser
Frank Cunha
John Siem
Mountain retreat trip by Principal and Mrs F P Johnesn
Principal and Mrs F P Johnesn spent the last weekend at their mountain bows near Boulter Treak. Local residents note a quiet excursion for rest and reflection away from school duties.
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F. P. Johnesn
Boulter Treak
Jost Reports Tariff Adjustments From Washington
U S rep William P Jost returns from Washington with word that cherry tariffs for California fruit raisers are satisfactory for local interests. He notes no increase for dried eggs and outlines expected fights over sugar tariffs while pressing poultry and dairy duty changes. Senator Shortridge announces increases on casein figs almonds lemons poultry and prune duties amid pending legislation.
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William P. Jost
Hayward
Washington, D. C
Thomas W. Cordéry
Alameda County Farm Bureau
Congress
Jost
R. L. Adams
Agricultural College of
The
University of California
Jane
California
House Land Senate
Farm Bureau
Poultrymen
Carter
Johnson
Shortridge
Poultry Associations
Congreve
Edward Swartter War Veteran Dies at 38
Edward Swartter 38 a World War I veteran died at his home 130 Montgomery Avenue after an illness linked to his service. He survived by his mother Mrs Mary J Legoe and several sisters in California Alaska and Canada. Funeral services set for 3 pm Thursday at Sorensen Brothers mortuary with burial at Oakland Columbarium.
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Edward Swartter
Montgomery Avenue
Mary J. Legoe
Jacob Swartzer
Millie Peck
Sadie Young
Josephine Muir
Hayward
Rose Fiett
Oakland
San Lorenzo
Emma McKinney
Wrangel
Alaska
Effie Walker
New Westminister
British Columbia
Alice Fox
Bellingham
Washington
Bellingliven
Sorensen Brothers Mortuary
Oakland Columbarium
Lions Sponsor Playground for Citys Children
Hayward Lions Club approves city playground sponsorship on First Street beside Congregational church. New program follows aid to Del Valle preventorium and includes equipment support, a Christmas party fundraiser, and continued Town Rooster editorials in The Review. Lions officers oversee recreation and health committees with city council involvement.
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Hayward Lions Club
Joseph T. Sims
Green Shutter Hotel
del Valle
Livermore
Hayward
Frank J. Cunda
First Street
Congregational Church
Lions
Rev Day Ailing But Hopes To Help Community Projects
The Rev Richard C Day pastor of Eden Congregational church has been homebound since Saturday with a cege of lumbago. He hopes to recover soon to assist Garden Club yard and garden contest Lions playground project and to preach sermons while brightening the church and home surroundings.
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Richard C. Day
Eden Congregational Church
Weddings Planned in Oakland Notices Filed
Notices of intention to wed filed at the county clerk in Oakland list Frank Detta of Newark and Eva Silva of San Leandro, Harry Rogers of Ryde and Marty Morris of Hayward Route 4, Tony Pacheco of Fairview, and Louise Bernard of Hayward Oakview Avenue awaiting final licenses.
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Oakland
Frank
Detta
Newark
Eva Silva
Fen Leandro
Harry Rogers
Ryde
Marty Morris
Route 4
Box
Hayward
Tony Pacheco
Kelly Hill
Fairview
Louise Bernard
Oakview Avenue
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East 14Th Street
Ashland
San Leandro
San Joaquin Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Titt
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Uniform Fund
Presbyterian
Frank Savage
Lome
Markham
Doulder Creek
U.S
Anes Poultry Groups
F. G. Havens
San Jose
J. A. Gordon
Oakley
Slater
Mire
Eve Strock
Veterans’ Hospital
Yuletide
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