Santa Claus Visits Hayward Schools Next Week Schedule
Dear old Santa Claus will visit Hayward elementary schools Wednesday through Friday, December 5 to 10, bringing gifts and a three week vacation. Programs for students and parents are listed at Orchard Ward, Fairview, B Street, John Gamble, Pacific Primary, and Hayward Grammar with tree decorations and a well fed Santa Claus. All invited.
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Santa Claus
Hayward
Santa Clara
Orchard Ward School
Fairview School
Ecember
B Street
Street School
John Gambie
Pacific Primary School
John Gamble
Eb” Street
Jonn Gamble
Hayward Grammar School
Hayward Heath
Aunt Molly Shops Hayward For Christmas Presents
Aunt Molly writes about a rainy day shopping tour in Hayward visiting Silver & Pererias Braun's Drug Store Meininger's Frank's electrical Marty's for items and candy stores she plans to visit more stores before Christmas. She notes gifts for mother and a little friend in Canada and jokes about Uncle Henry.
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Trewemder Co
Silver & Pererias
Braun's
Meininger’s
Mother
Frank
Canada
Kelly's
Hayward
Molly
Marty
Uncle Henry
Uncle Harry
Three One Act Plays Presented by Hayward High Torch and Sword Club
The Friday program in the Hayward High School Auditorium featured three one act plays performed by the Torch and Sword Dramatic Club under the Department of Dramatics. Ruth Redcliffe directed the productions to a well received and sizable audience.
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Hayward High School
Torch and Sword Dramate Club
Gugpiens
Department of Dramatics
Misa Ruth Redclifl
Niles News Highlights Local Social Gatherings and Wedding
The Toyon Branch Baby Hospital discusses December home cooking sale plans with Mrs. F. W. Jones. Beatrice Ellsworth wedding in Piedmont draws many guests. Ella Ellsworth family ties noted. Berkeley and Oakland visits feature. a Mission San Jose meet and a Sunday school workers dinner outlined.
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Toyon
Baby Hospital
F. W. Jones
W. M. Minchin
Berkeley
Home Missionary Society of the Congregational Churches
California
Mr. Prince
Roland Bendels
Mr. Bendels
Alameda
Earl Townsend
Iselma
theLaura Loma
Daughbee
Edward Ellsworth
F. Vernon Jones
Piedmont
Beatrice Ellsworth
Ernest Wilson
Miss Ellsworth
Oliver Ellsworth
E. A. Ellsworth
Niles
H. B. Ellsworth
Europe
Geraldine Gannon
Anita Oakley
A Allardt
F. ¥. Jones
San Mateo
William Cobb
3. C. Shinn
Martha Sanford
Oakland
Ernest Martin
Sacramento
Eastern Star
George Hellwig
H. M. Springer
Electric Shop Moves to Oakes Building in Hayward
The Hayward Electric, owned by Mr and Mrs Henry H Fennemans, has moved to the new Oakes building on A Street between Castro and Main from the corner location at Castro and A Streets. An official opening is planned for next Saturday afternoon and evening with invitations extended to patrons and friends in Hayward and surrounding areas.
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Hayward Electric
New
Fennemans
Arama Hayward
Frank T. Dusterberry
Evenin
Garret Norris
Philip Moores
George Colrs
Eric Bergstroms
George Emersons
Howard Chadbournes
Edward Chadbournes
Robert Andersons
Henry Dusterberrys
Frank Dusterberrys
W. L. McWhirters
St. Margarets School For
Tokyo
Country Club
Niles Theatre
Genevieve Wede Haick
San Francisco
Roberts
Robert Tyson
Carrie Emerson
Robert Biacow
Steele
Parent Teachers Association
Elizabeth Whitmarsh
The
University High School
Oakland
Alameda County
Hayward
San Jose
M. J. Kelly
Mike
Kelly
C. C. Young
Richardson
Relly
California
United States Mint
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Samuel Shortridge
Shortridge
Belly
West Virginia
Wheeling
Calfornia
Kells
Rabbit Show Planned for Hayward February Event
The Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association announces a large show in Hayward February 3 through 6 with location to be announced. Promoters promise a premier exhibition with fine stock and exhibitors from distant areas expected to attend. Local leaders are enthusiastic about elevating the event beyond a mere local display.
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Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association
Plex
Parsons Oil Well Drilling Advances Near Castro Valley
The Coast Range Oil Company continues drilling at the Parsons property above Castro Valley, down about eighty to ninety feet with a lost drill recovered after a brief accident. The firm aims to reach 4000 feet if indicated and expects to complete its contracted ninety day program amid cautious optimism for nearby follow up work.
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Coast Range Oil Company
Bow
Castro Valley
Livermore
Bakersfield
Coast Rangs Company
Coast Range Company
Parsons Ground
Parsons
Parsons Place
Castra Valley
Alameda Cotty Older Boys Conference in Hayward
The second annual Alameda County Older Boys Conference under the YMCA opens in Hayward at Harvard Union High School with sessions on Adventures In Living. Afternoon leaders Fred Abbott and D E Peterson discuss Life Work. a basketball game Hayward vs Martinez is planned. Rotary Club hosts a fellowship dinner later. Walter Evang dies at 75 in Willow Avenue Hayward. funeral set for Monday at Mt Edon Cemetery.
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Daily Review
Alameda Cott Ty
Hayward
Harvard Union High School
Fred Abbott
D. E. Peterson
Martinez
Rotary Club
Rotarians
Walter Evang
Willow Avenue
Mt. Edon Cemetery
Masters and Wardens Dinner at Alameda County Club
The Masters and Wardens Club held a dinner dance at the County Club House on Tuesday night with fifty guests. A three piece orchestra played as ladies from the community contributed to a turkey dinner and the room featured pumpkin centerpieces and yellow chrysanthemum candles.
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Masters and Wardens Club
Masonic Lodge
Alameda County
Country Club
Grace Jackson
Joseph Mowry
Santa Rosa
Hillebrand
New Year’s Eve Party At Castro Valley School
A New Year’s Eve party will be held in the Castro Valley School auditorium with old and new dances on the program. A four piece orchestra will play, confetti and horns will add festivity, refreshments at midnight, and admission including refreshments is 50 cents.
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Castro Valley
P T A Postpones December Meeting
Hayward High School P T A announces December meetings are postponed. The next meeting is set for Monday afternoon January 10 1927. Officials cancel the December gathering as too close to Christmas.
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Hayward High School
Mothers’ Club
Hayward Rabbits Rivalry and New Marketing Co-op Formed
A close basketball game between Hayward High and Roosevelt High ends 21 to 17 in favor of Roosevelt. Hayward officials praise coach Kay and note strong first and fourth quarters. Alameda political figure M. J. Kelly highlighted for local influence. A new California Cooperative Rabbit and Fur Marketing Association formed in Hayward to market rabbits and fur, with officers elected and warehouse lease secured.
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Hayward Heghing
Roosevelt High New Association
Hayward
Mointain
Roosevelt
Harvard
Hors
Roosevelt High
Hayward Hi
Lewis and
Granger
Forth
Don ‘Arder
Leslie Tomler
United States
Pacific Rabbit Breeders’ Association
California
Kaps
New Headquarters for Fortieth Division National Guard
Berkeley December 4 The Fortieth Division National Guard headquarters for California Nevada and Utah opened in the Roer building with Captain Morris Draper in charge Adjutant General's department Major General David P Barrows commands the Sunshine division Colonel Harry La IT Cavanagh Cavalry U S A instructor maintains offices Hayward Company F 159th Infantry part of the division
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Berkeley
Fortieth Division
National Guard
California
Nevada
Utah
Roer[ber
Morris
Draper
Adjutant General's Department
Sunshine Division
David P. Barrows
Larmy War College
Washington
University of California
Harry la IT. Cavanagh
Cavalry
DOL
159Th Infantry
Hayward
Fortieth
Wit and humor differ in point and purpose
A quotation contrasts wit and humor, noting one sees the point of humor while another feels the point of wit. From the Los Angeles Times, the line suggests sharp insight in wit versus lighter amusement in humor.
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Twit
Aimer
Los Angeles Times
Chinaman Fined For Lottery in Hayward
A Chinaman known as Kink Kee was arrested for running a lottery in Hayward and fined two hundred fifty dollars. The visitor in his place of business was fined ten dollars.
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Kink Kee
Hayward
P T A Plans Christmas Stockings and Santa Visit
Valle Vista reports the P T A met Friday to prepare Christmas stockings and arrange for Santa Claus to visit the school next Friday. Mr and Mrs Ward hosted friends over the holidays as the Red Cross appeals for support.
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Valle Vista
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Iruh
Niles News
Oakes Building
Hayward Region
Parsons Oil
Coast Range Oil Co
P.T. A
S. P
Chinaman
American Red Cross
Columbus
Bell System
America
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
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