Judge Harder Named in Action Over Court Jurisdiction
Judge Jacob Harder Jr of the Justice Court faces a mandamus suit in Superior Court brought by Frank Ogden for Alameda County to decide township population under a new law. The filing argues Eden and Alameda townships qualify for $1000 civil cases, potentially expanding Harder’s court from $260 to $1000, with a stenographer to be added. hearing set for December 28.
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Jacob Harder Jr
Justice Court
Mineself
Edeo
Gekisad
Frank Ogden
Alameda County
Eden
Alameda
Fedge Harder
Eden Township
W J. Gannon
San Leandry
Elmer Johnson
E. J. Silver
Actron
Ogden
Duck Dinner at Church Tonight Delights Parishioners
Fat young mallard ducks will be served at a Friday dinner by the Ladies Aid of the Congregational church. The menu includes romaine salad dressing potatoes peas cranberry jelly hot rolls and home-baked items. Mrs Lester Perry presides. Mrs Amy Javen chairs the serving group. A duck-picking party occurred at Mrs E A Hamilton’s Garden avenue home prior to the event.
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Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Church
Lester Perry
Amy Jan Ven
Amy Jan Ven In Chairman of the Serving Committee. Thureday
E A Hamilton
Garden Avenue
Bey Hart Bicycle Crash Near Bret Harte School
A 14 year old boy from Floyd Street sustained a severe scalp cut when his bicycle crashed into a light truck at the foot of Clement Street near Bret Harte school on Thursday evening. He was treated at Hayward General Hospital by Dr. R. M. Mazeon and sent home.
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Dirk
Bret Harte
Aleatreet
Clement
Som
Floyd Street
Kelly TN
Brukes
Hayward General Hospital
R. M. Mazeon
Improved Patrol on S F Bay Bridge
A coroner s jury investigating the death of Miss Ethel Payne an Oskiasd high school student killed in a car crash on the San Francisco Bay toll bridge urged steps to curb speeding and vehicle congestion. Deputy Coroner Walter Fliers was asked to consult with Captain L A Bike of the Alameda traffic patrol to implement safety measures.
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Ethel Payne
Oskiasd
San Francisco Bay Toll Bridge
Grant D. Miller
Walter Fliers
Hayward
L. A. Bike
Alameda County
Mar. Fiter
Hake Athe Pian
Dublin Canyon
School Children Prepare Baskets For Needy Families
Thirty baskets filled with dried fruit vegetables fresh fruit and goodies were distributed at Thanksgiving by the Southern Isbeda County Welfare board. The boxes were prepared by the Kind Deeds club at Hayward primary, where every room has a club. Kids elect officers and contribute items from home to fill each box. Schools mentioned include Edwin Markham Luther Burbank John Muir Pecific Pecific Primary Fairview Hayward Heath.
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Isbeda County Welfare Board
Kind Deeds Club
Hayward Primary School
Edwin Markham
Luther Burbank
John Muir
Pecific Primary
Fairview
Hayward Heath
Mrs Medros and Grace Bid Farewell on Guatemala
A farewell party aboard the steamboat Guatemala in San Francisco marked the sending off of Mrs. Effie Medros and her daughter Grace. They depart for Central America to visit relatives and friends in San Lai reducir, planning a stay of about one month. Mrs. Medros, a longtime Hayward resident, formerly lived in Central America, with visitors from Hayward including Mrs. EB McDonald, Mrs. Anna Bedford, Mrs. T C Peck, and Mrs. M D Harrington.
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Effie Medros
Grace
Guatemala
San Francisco
Central America
Anna Bedford
T. C. Peck
M. D. Harrington
Two Men Added To Company F
Two guards join Company F increasing its strength toward required levels. Jesse Damen, a four year navy veteran with Asiatic fleet, transfers from Company BH in San Jose. E4 Gon salves of the Lana garage also adds to the unit.
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Company F
The
Nations Guard
Jesse Damen
Asiatic
San Jose
Gonsalves
Lana
Women Department Meet at Farm Bureau House Social
A large number attended the Women Department meeting held Friday at the Farm Bureau House. Mrs. Maryétia Holman spoke in the study of pastry and desserts. A social hour followed with refreshments, chaired by Mrs. Ed Christensen.
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Mowstain House
Maryétia Holman
Ed Christensen
Vets Hospital Fund Nearing Target Ahead of Election
The Twenty-Thirty club met at the Green Shatter hotel to nominate officers for the coming term and plan a Christmas party for 25 or 30 wards of the Alameda County Welfare board. They voted $1 to the fund for the Christmas party and Hayward’s 100 quota chair Harry Bradford said about $5 had been raised. Members discussed Stanford California football lore and appointed a party committee.
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Islonherh Alameda County Welfare Board
Greem Shatter
Cheb
The
Livermore
Harry Bradford
Hayward
Howard Irish
Puid
Qtail
al Frager
Ray Halsebo
Tet Graff
Ernest Beck
Dale Simpson
Fred Behdinger
John Mancini
J. Bounds ‘Cheristian
Gay Warren
John Scribner
David Watrous
Iceland Hawke
Clyde Engelund
Gene Collins
Penrose Fussell
Pwo
Ware Denied Senate Seat Over 1936 Spending
William B. Ware the Philadelphia Republican leader lost his bid to claim a U S Senate seat after a resolution found $756,000 spent to secure the Pennsylvania senatorial nomination in 1936. The resolution passed 58 to 23 amid fraud concerns, declaring the seat he never occupied vacant. California supported the measure. Senator Sheridge opposed it.
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Washington
United Seal
Wiliam
Ware
Philadelphia
United Stated
Senate
Pennsylvania
Forth
California
Shertridge
California Air Base Bill Framed At Camp Kearny
United Press special dispatch reports a bill to authorize construction of a dirigible air base at Camp Kearny introduced in the House by a California representative. It seeks a 95,066,606 lease on 1000 acres from the government, with Northern California congressmen opposing and urging consideration of the Sunnyvale site near San Francisco. Dorcas Society Meets in Presbyterian Church. Mrs J H Strobridge presided at a business and social session deciding to collect subscriptions for Ladies Home Journal Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman. Members phone for subscriptions.
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Washington
Fet
Camp Kearney
Califor
Nia
Navy
Adams
California
Dorcas Society
J. H. Strobridge
The
Presbyterian Church
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Herbert Toung
Frank J. Cocke
Thomas D. Lewis
Catherine Jacobsen
High School Christmas Festival Planned by PTA and Grimwood
Plans for Hayward High School annual Christmas program have been completed under Miss Ome Grimwood and the PTA. The event, next Friday at 8 pm, features a candle procession, the Henry Van Dyke drama The Other Wise Man, a real Christmas tree lighting, and choral carols.
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Hayward
Ome Grimwood
Parent-Teacher Association
Bboyn
Wice
Henry van Ryt
Annig Ostrander
Ites
Pavrent-Teacher Association
Chris G. Blake
PTA
Glee Club
Orientire
He Pwt
Henry van Dyke
Adams
Omo Grimwood
Violet Conway
Mildred Rasmesca
Junior College Tax Levy Discussion and Plans
Discussion on financing a junior college for the district outlines tax levy options and bond methods. It compares district valuations, cites proposed levies from 0.72 to 0.16 cents per 100 dollars, and notes bonds over 26 years with annual maintenance costs. It lists several comparable districts to show relative funding levels and stresses voter control and qualified staff.
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Union High
Loreal
Washington and Hayward Union
Fallerton
San Bernardino County
Washington-Hayward
Santa Ana
Riverside
Maria
Las Mateo
Medetto
Chaffey
Santa Rosa
Chaffey Junior
Nisttnenese Our College
Modesto Inniior College
Government rejects state liquor purchase loophole ruling
Washington December 6 United Press says Prohibition Commissioner Doran announced the federal government will not rely on state law to affect liquor buyers. Miss Lucille Sherman, daughter of Mr and Mrs I C Sherman, has recently joined Bank of Italy staff.
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Washington
United Press
Doran
Lucille Sherman
I. C
Mrs Baikit Named President Of Farm Home Department
Mrs Baikit was elected president of the Farm Home department of the Alameda County Farm Bureau at a luncheon meeting held at the Farm Bureau office on Wednesday. Other officers elected include Mrs Walter Brick of Livermore as vice chairman and Mrs May Talore as secretary. The new officers will take their duties in January. Fifteen attended the luncheon, chaired by retiring president F M Pendergast.
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F. Bamittf
Farm Home Department
Alameda
Bradford
Perl Holman
Grace Street
Charles Sorensen
Legion Band
Legion Theatre Party
William T. Morgen
Roy Hutto
R. A. Meyer
Livermore Veterans’ Hospital
Come
Leonard Lucus
Cecil EB. Godkin
Mare Island Paral Hospital
Hayward
John Lee Wilbur
Vets Discuss Memorials and East Bay Hospital Plan
Harvard American Legion post meets to weigh Hay Ward Memorial funding and the East Bay Veterans Hospital bid in Harvard area. Members back a committee campaign for hospital construction in the east bay, near Harvard, with part of an 11.5 million federal appropriation sought.
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Hayward Memorial
East Bay Veterans’ Hospital
Harvard American Legion Post
Hugo Frank
Co. W. White
Hay Ward
The
American Legion
Couhs
Harry Bradford
William
Morgan
E. H. Christian
East Bay
Veterans’ Hospital Committee
Veterans’ Hospital
Harvard
Congregational church Ladies Aid elect officers
At a meeting of the Ladies Aid potlery of the Congregational church the following officers were elected President Mrs F P Jeh Locu Vice President Mrs Adolph May Secretary Mrs Fassett Edwards Treasurer Mrs Newton Fenesa Retiring President Mrs Lester Perry The newly elected officers will assume office in January and plan the year's program.
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Ladies’ Aid Potlery
Congregational Church
F. P. Jeh Locu
Adolph May
Fassett Edwards
Newton Fenesa
Lester Perry
Largest Bird in Pigeon Show Is Runts Highlight
Mounting enthusiasm marks day two of the Hayward Pigeon show at Native Sons hall. Elton M Hogg owns the largest bird, a Silver rame by race, while the smallest, a parlor tumbler weighing six ounces, is also shown. Judges say the White and Silver King is the region’s best exhibit in years and the Pigmy Pouters’ finish among the largest ever at an American pigeon show.
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Native Sons Hall
Ripley
Elton M Hogg
Elton M. Hogg
Fisher Morrison
Bay Region
William James
Oakland
Salem
Oregon
Nevada
Montana
California
Aame
President Wilson
Huis Country
Belgium
England
France
Tumble Club Women to Fetch Their Husbands
A dinner and entertainment for their husbands is planned for Saturday evening December 28 by the Thimble Club of Palma Circle Neighbors of Woodcraft meeting at Mrs. J. G. Simpson’s home Wednesday afternoon. The affair will be held at the Legion hall with Mrs. E. D. McDonald presiding as hostess. A social tea hour followed the business meeting.
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Thimble Ciud
Palma Qgircle
Woodcraft
J. G. Simpson
Maer
Legion Hall
Mra E. D. McDonald Wiit
Correction Notice for Advertisement Readout
A correction for the 2x 17-piece Electric Wattle Service ad by Phil Dol & Co in the Daily and Semi-Weekly Hoerwad Review fixes pricing. The original read 12.96-950 down with 50c weekly. it should read 1800 down and 1.20 weekly, clarifying the correct down payment and weekly amount.
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Phil Dol & Co
Hoerwad Review
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Hayward Tribunal
Bey Hart
Wspa DE
S.F. Bay Bridge
Dublin
WOME
Vets
Deveton
Carier
Miss Grimwood
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