Welfare groups unite with Hayward board for gifts and parties
Fraternal and social organizations in Hayward coordinate with the Alameda County Welfare Board to supervise Christmas gift distribution for needy families. Mrs Ruth Archod of Hayward and the Alameda Elks push a system ensuring gifts go to truly deserving households, with dinners planned and plans extended to other groups willing to participate.
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Hayward
Southern
Alameda
Welfare Board
Alameda County
Alameda Elks
the Elks
Elks
McCord
Lions to Hear Dr Coffee in Talk Wednesday Noon
The Lions invite Dr Rudolph Coffee of Oakland to speak at the Green Shutter hotel next Wednesday at noon. He will discuss marching on and is regarded as a speaker who commands attention.
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Lions
Dr. Coffee
Rudolph Coffee
Oakland
Green Shutter Hotel
Cunha Demands Jury Trial in Liquor Charge
Manuel Cunha appeared before Judge Jacob Harder Jr to answer a liquor possession charge. After entering a not guilty plea he requested a jury trial, granted for Monday December 13. Cunha is represented by Oakland attorney Walter Creely.
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Manuel Cunha
Jacob Harder Jr
Cunha
Joe Brandon
Harder
Walter Creely
Oakland
Christmas party listings fill Hayward schedules
A compiled list from the Hayward community outlines Christmas shows and parties announced by local organizations. Events include the Hayward Theatre American Legion on December 6 and several others at venues such as Bank of Haywards Hall and Native Sons Hall through December 25 with future notices pending for Rotary Lions Masons Retekaks and Odd Fellows.
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Hayward
Hayward Theatre
American Legion
W Nativ Long Hail
Knights of Columbus
Bank of Haywards Hall
Catholic Daughters
Native Sons
Royal Neighbors
Native Sons Hall
Bank of Baywards Hall
Woodmen of the Works
Bank of Harwards Hall
Eagles
Missions Hall
Catholic Church
Rotary
Lions
Masons
Retekaks
Odd Fellows
Mulligan Stew Night at Harvard Builders Exchange
Builders Exchange event features Mulligan Stew with Jim Willison and Carl Sorenson leading the kitchen. German fried potatoes and onions accompany quail on toast by Joe Huber, with sweets from Contractor Sargent and cigars from Mr. Little. Sid Jones supplies coffee as about 41 members attend.
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Harvard Builders’ Exchange
Jim Willison
General Contractors
Carl Sorenson
Jim
Bailiwick
Joe Huber
Castro Valley
Sargent
Mr. Little
Sid Jones
Builders’ Exchange
Beautiful Cup To Be Presented At Games Tonight
The Bank of Italy silver trophy, engraved by Haas Jewelry, will be awarded to the Hayward Industrial Basketball League winner after tonight’s final games at 7 o clock in the high school gym. Captain Reim returns with Company F and C L B faces Sprague Sells in the finals. The public is invited free of charge.
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Haas Jewelry Company
Bank of Italy
Bank of Italy National Trust and_ Savings association
Hayward
Bill Knighhtly
Robert Browning
Reim
Company F
Sprague
Pacific Rabbit Show Sees Second Annual Success in Hayward
The Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association hosted a four day show at Naive Sons hall with Hayward and San Jose groups sharing prizes and funding. Officials praised growth of the local rabbit industry and planned a larger prize list for 1923 while a Saturday banquet gathered 125 guests to cement social and business ties.
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Hayward
Pacific Rabbit Pfreeders’ Association
Xnaive Sons Hall
H. C. Bliss
Edward Korstad
Jack Villar
San Jose
Pacific Rabbit Breeders of
Santa Clara
Shel Association
Pacific Coast
Two Men Shot While Quail Hunting Near Hayward
Frank Johnson John Edwards Frank Perry and Joe Gomez all from Oakland went quail hunting at Cull Canyon six miles northeast of Hayward Sunday morning. Edwards fired at what he thought was a target but hit Perry and Gomez instead. Perry one eye may be lost while Gomez 17 received minor facial and neck wounds. Johnson stood between them unscathed. Deputy game commissioner D. Pratt transported the injured to Hayward Central Hospital then Highland hospital in Oakland.
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Frank Johnson
John Edwards
Frank Perry
Joe Gomez
Oakland
Johnson
Edwards
Pratt
San Francisco
Hayward Central Hospital
Highland Hospital
Shipment of Fine Poultry on Way to South America
A shipment valued at 1500 dollars of White Leghorn breeding cockerels pullets and Barred Rock stock moved through Hayward on Saturday. From Dryden Poultry Breeding Farm Modesto it was bound for Oakland led by Horace Dryden. The Birds will head to a South American destination as part of a growing international business. Prof Dryden plans to send Rhode Island Reds and pheasants as stock improves.
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South America
Hayward
Dryden
Modesto
Oakland
Horace Dryden
Prof. Dryden
Rhode Island
First School For Scout Leaders to Be Held Tonight
The School of Instruction for Boy Scout Leaders begins tonight at Hayward Union High School at 7 45 led by field scout executive Henry Hopkins. Sessions cover troop and patrol organization, camp kit contests, and review of the Gary oath and laws. This, the first of five meetings, runs nightly through Friday with broad public invitation and no council affiliation required.
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Hayward Unio High School
Henry Hopkins
Hopkins
Bridge Section of Hill and Valley Club Meets Tuesday
The bridge section will meet at the Green Shutter hotel tomorrow afternoon with play starting at 2 oclock. Mrs. B G Larkey is curator with Mrs. Robert Kolze as assistant.
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Hill and Valley Club
Green Shutter Hotel
B G. Larkey
Robert Kolze
Officer Macabee Injured in Motorcyle Crash During Chase
Night Officer Macabee suffered a torn shoulder ligament and a deep forehead gash when his motorcycle struck a parked hay load on upper EB street at 4 am while pursuing an unidentified speeder on B street. He was treated at Hayward General, briefly home, then returned for X rays and will be confined short term.
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Macabee
Hayward General Hospital
EB Street
B Street
Macahee
Legion's Big Pro gram at Theatre Tomorrow Evening
Legion's Christmas benefit at Hayward Theater is set for Tuesday night with Charles Sorensen and a cast of women in skits and music. Catholic Daughters perform on the 14th and Royal Neighbors on the 15th, but the Legion event aims to draw a large crowd and raise funds for Christmas happiness.
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Legion
Hayward Theater
Charles Sorensen
Company F Men Make Real Hike
Three officers and 42 enlisted men from Hayward's Company F National Guard drilled at Borree ranch in Hayward Highlands under Captain Clyde Voorhees. They practiced advance guard maneuvers, conducted a scouting party, and enjoyed a lunch and social time. Enlistments are expected to rise in the coming months.
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Hayward
National Guard
Borree
eapeate/ Voorhees
Bill Morgan
Hayward Russell Cabot
the Hill Grammar School
Voorhees
Wurlitzer 1928 Radio Shipment Arrives for sale
Special announcement of a new shipment of Wurlitzer single dial 1928 model radios priced at 124.50 with 10 delivery. Contact Mr. J. Goodman at 551 Castre St in the pan area evenings or by phone Hayward 1108.
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J. Goodman
Castre St
Pan
Hayward
Rotary Christmas Party For Kids At Club Today
Rotary members at noon today plan a Christmas party for 25 of 400 youngsters at the Masonic Temple. The week includes a School of Instruction for Boy Scouting open to all at the high school, plus a plan to visit Josiah Daniel’s church next Sunday. Fund drive for Scout relief has exceeded quota, now $1500, with more pledged. Rev G G Saywell spoke on world peace at the meeting. full remarks to follow tomorrow.
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Rotary
Hugo Frank
Fred Brows
Lee Wilbur
Thom
Oakland
Frank
Johiah Daniel
Fred Wallace
Willard Burr
Masonic Temple
Jaka Harder
Distrust of Honest Promises in J. G. Holland Quote
A brief détournement notes the speaker’s distrust of an honest man and the expectation that faith will be broken at the earliest opportunity, quoting J. G. Holland. The fragment reflects skepticism about trust and integrity.
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J. G. Holland
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