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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
1
Capt. W C Jacobs, commander of the Federal coast flotilla, investigates bribery charges linked to crews aboard twelve coast guard cutters out of San Francisco. A system of lights allegedly warned cutters away from ram landings, with all but one vessel implicated.
In Washington on December 19 United Press reports Senator Borah chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee introduced a Senate resolution urging presidential recognition of Soviet Russia. San Francisco prices for poultry today show broilers 35 to 36 cents per pound fryers 30 to 35c young roosters 32 to 34c old roosters 15 to 17c hens 35 to 36c turkeys young alive 41 to 43c old 29 to 41c dressed young 30 to 52c old dressed 48 to 50c.
Plans advance for a Xmas free party on December 13 at Odd Fellows Hall hosted by Council Hayward No 15 of U P P E G A wide invitation goes to Taemberg families and children for 3 PM. Santa Claus will be present and a musical program plus initiation of new candidates will be public to members and friends.
The remains of Edward Garcia a 24 year old Palomares canyon farmer burned in a Tuesday night house fire were brought to Hayward. From Sorensen parlors Thursday morning the last rites were conducted and he was laid to rest in St Joseph’s cemetery. Sympathy pours out to the widow father mother and a young son and other relatives. The Garcias were well known in the area.
Hayward welcomes a new tea room at 742 B Street run by Mrs. A. H. Bell of Mount Eden. The modern blue and orange establishment offers lunch, tea, supper and special party service, aiming to be a social center and community staple with quality food and attentive service. Fair tonight and tomorrow, cloudy along the coast.
A brightly lit electric Christmas tree in a Frank window on Castro draws many passersby. The snow covered display emphasizes safer, cleaner, and cheaper decorations compared with candle effects, showcasing practical holiday fixings.
Three candidates will be formally initiated into the Hayward Agarian Club a junior service organization at a semi monthly meeting tonight. The initiation takes place at Otis Webb home following a brief business session at Castro Street headquarters with Bert Stevens club president officiating.
Hayward schools stage festive Christmas programs led by Principal Kammerer and a staff of teachers. Orchard Ward and John Gamble schools feature cantatas and recitations with students portraying Santa Claus, Mother Goose, and other holiday figures among detailed roles and a full week of performances across multiple campuses.
The Hi School Dramatic Club presents two tonight at the High School auditorium. Hayward Hi shows promise in histrionic effort as young performers deliver two entertaining plays to delight parents friends and the public seeking wholesome youth entertainment tonight.
The body of Mrs. Hannah Green of Hayward died of natural causes at her East Avenue home. It was shipped to Vallejo for burial, with funeral services at LeRoy Plate Undertaking chapel officiated by Rev. Henry J. Winsor. The 55-year-old Ohio native is survived by daughter Mrs. Lottie Littlefield of Hayward.
The Hayward American Legion Post No. 63 and Ladies' Auxiliary host a Christmas Whist tournament at the State Bank hall to fund welfare efforts. Proceeds support hospital visits to Livermore and possibly Palo Alto, with a 4-capacity turnout planned and organized by FP. Dr. Leonard 12 as general chairman, aided by Auxiliary women led by Miss Minnie Teason.
A proposal to fix arbitrarily the price of agricultural products alongside railroad rates was introduced in the Senate by Senator Sheptstead of Minnesota. The measure is described as the most far reaching farm plan yet proposed. Sacramento notice reports G C Daniel named to the state board of prison directors to succeed George A Van Smith with a term to run until the next appointment.
In the Overton mine of Alabama Fuel Company gas exploded trapping miners. Fifteen bodies had been recovered hours after the blast and ten workers were missing, five of them white. A Castro Valley PTA Turkey Whist is planned for December 15 with score cards and refreshments for 50 cents.
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