Foresters Fete 17 Old Timers At Big Banquet
Foresters of America Hayward court hosts 17 long time members at Bank of Hayward ball. Chief Ranger John J Soares welcomes guests as Frank Mitchell Jr speaks on forestry. Heyer recounts 25 years since 1892 founding. 166 attendees enjoy songs stories and an impromptu band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Court Hayward
Foresters of America
Charles W. Heyer
Bank of Haywards Ball
John J. Soares
Frank Mitchell Jr
Heyer
Hayward Court
Thomas Diss
R. Reid
R. A. Koke
M. G. Riess
T. L. Kelly
F. BE
John Anderson
Roberts Landing
Oakland
R. A. Holze
Water Conference Set for Tonight
The city council water committee led by Lester Perry plans a Friday meeting with Eden Township Water District officials to discuss the area south and west of Hayward. They seek an agreement to ease residents fears over the new well on Mount Eden road and will also meet Castro Valley Water commissioners soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Perry
Eden Township
Hayward
Mount Eden Road
Castro Valley
Sorensen's Play Woodmen Tonight in Oro Loma Clash
Elmer Sorensen's Shooting Stars meet Woodmen of the World at Hayward High School gym at 7 20 Friday night to decide a semi professional championship in Oro Loma. The Sorensen lineup features Tom Devlin Elmer Sorensen E Schilling George Saywell H Schilling C A Rauino James Hull Pacchetti and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Sorensen
Shooting Stars
Woodmen
Hayward High School
Oro Loma
Sorensen
Tom Devlin
E. Schilling
George Saywell
H. Schilling
C. A. Rauiino
James
Hull
Pacchetti
Federated Clubs Plan February Masquerade Ball
Delegates of the Federated Improvement Clubs of Southern Alameda County met at Markham school to discuss a February masquerade ball on or near Valentine’s Day and a May annual picnic for about 1000 automobile parties. They delayed free employment bureau plans until January 1 amid welfare board administration changes. An officer election is set for January.
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St. Valentine's Day
Federated Improvement Clubs
Alameda County
Markham School
Free Employment Bureau
Southern
Alameda County Welfare Board
Jaanuary
Bay Region Teachers Institute Draws 6000 Plus Attendees
More than 6000 teachers from San Francisco Bay area counties and cities will attend the Teachers Institute at the Oakland auditorium on December 16 17 and 18. Alameda county sessions open with County Superintendent David Martin. William H Kilpatrick of Columbia University will speak on modern education. All teachers in the counties are required to attend.
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San Francisco Bay
Oakland Auditorium
Alameda County
David Martin
William H Kilpatrick
Columbia University
Mountain Town Votes to Go Dry
Dorris adopts local option after a decade of prohibition attempts. Mountain towns once thrived on open saloons and gambling to attract lumberjacks, but the town council votes to comply with the prohibition law, ending whiskey service and gambling.
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Mountain Town
Dorrris
Dorris
Magdoel J
One-Job Man Grady Spans Half Century in Shoe Fit Factory
Michael T. Grady of Brockton has spent 50 years on a single job in a local shoe fittings firm. He began at age 12 and has never taken a vacation, commuting from Bridgewater. He has traveled about a quarter of a million miles during the half century.
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Brockton
Mass
Michael T. Grady
Bridgewater
Grady
Dog Traveler Passes Karakoram Quietly From Kent
Binks a white bull terrier owned by Colonel and Mrs Gregeon of Cob Orchard Platter Kent is said to be the only dog to pass the Karakoram. In 1927 the dog crossed the pass between China and India covering a remarkable 170 miles on the return trip according to his owners recent China trip account.
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London
Binks
8 Gregeon
Cob Orchard
Platter
Kent
Pass of
Karakoram
China
India
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Plan New Year’s Eve Party
Members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges outlined plans for their annual New Year’s Eve party to be held December 31 at Odd Fellows hall. The two lodges and friends will be invited with a committee headed by Charles Abelec coordinating arrangements. other workers include J H Christiansen Louis Cole and Charles Hern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and Rebekah
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charles Abelec
J. H. Christiansen
Louis Cole
Charles Hern
Mad Dog Scare Shocks Homestead Neighborhood
Chief Louis Silva responds to a frightened call in the Homestead area after a woman reports a dangerous dog that terrifies residents. The dog is found in a basement. the chief restrains it and returns it to owner Bill Ferreira. Authorities believe the animal is harmless though frightened after a possible auto strike.
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Womaan
Homestead
Louis Silva
Chief Silva
Chef
Bill
Ferreira
Silva
Gore
Cranked Auto Surprises Driver In Antioch
A hand crank started a car that unexpectedly went in reverse, jumped a curb, and dropped eight feet down an embankment into an unfinished chasm. It took over four hours to free the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
C Kuriz
Acress
Political race echoes at Hayward Twenty Thirty club meeting
The Hayward Twenty-Thirty club held its seri-annual meeting at the Green Shutter hotel with nominations completed. Dark horse candidates J Bounds Christian and John A Mancini tied for president, Ray E Halsebod and David Watrous tied for secretary, forcing a next week runoff. E Gay Warren became vice president, Leland Hawke treasurer, Ernest A Beckser sergeant-at-arms. Directors elected were Al Frager and Eugene C Collins. A Christmas party for about 40 children was planned with entertainment and a mock party for adults. Also on the agenda was a basketball game between Company F of the National Guard and Campbell Alumni at Luther Barbask school, part of the second battalion schedule beginning January 3.
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Hayward
Green Shutter Hotel
J.bounds Christian
John A. Mancini
Ray E
Theopians
Welfare Board
Alameda County
Howard Irthana
Dale ‘Simpson
Watsonville
Ben Lutz Granted Christmas Dinner at Home
Chico case records Ben Lutz, banished for a year under tax sentence, asking Judge Newton to allow Christmas dinner with his mother. The judge, moved by the request, permits him to come home for the holiday and then depart for Oregon afterward.
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Chico
Mother
Ben Lutz
L . Newison
Aare Christ
Oregon
Ben
Newton
Court Knows His Idleness In Vagrancy Case
L J Mitchell faced Judge Lewis Fitzhugh in Memphis on a vagrancy charge. Prosecutor Beret C C Clark argued the man had not worked for ten years. The judge, with a smile, fined the prisoner ten dollars after a brief exchange.
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Memphis, Tenn
L. J. Mitchell
Lewis Fitzhugh
Beret
C. C. Clark
Clark
Andorra Plans First Postage Stamp Issue
Andorra announces the republic will issue its own postage stamps for the first time, marking a new era in its postal service. The move signals national autonomy in philatelic representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Republic of Andorra
Santa to Visit Livermore Vets Hospital Christmas Eve Event
Veterans at Livermore Hospital expect a Christmas party organized by the Christmas committee led by L. B. Gross. Santa Claus will broadcast a message and gifts will be distributed December 23 to immobile patients in wards then later to cottage residents. Music, entertainers, and wreaths decorate the facility with visits by War Mothers and a grab-bag for all patients.
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Livermore Hospital
Santa Claus
Livermore Veterans’ Hospital
L. B. Gross
Frager Quintet Falls to Athens in Oakland Tilt
Frager's men's basketball team lost to Athens by a 145 pound squad in a club game at the Oakland clubhouse. Hayward's Turk Rizzo and Monte Florence led scorers with 13 points each as the host trailed late to a 135? chalked final.
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Parker
Florence
Annald
Rose
O’brien
Rizzo
May
Soares
Legion Women For Yale Party Planned Christmas Gathering
Legion Women For Yale Party plans a Christmas party for Legion and auxiliary families and members to be held Friday evening December 20. Arthur Manter won an award for best completion in a contest. Spring activities include St Patrick's Day events and dances. Local Lestonnaires families in need should contact Mrs. Silva, Mrs. Morgan, or Mrs. Pennicott for assistance.
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American Legion
Arthur Manter
A. J. Meyer
Palo Alto Veterans’ Hospital
Eagles Hoopsters Plan Practice and Christmas Events
Eden aerie of Eagles basketball players meet at Native Sons hall Priday for a 5:30 practice game and plan to join the East Bay league soon. A Christmas party at Silva hall next Thursday with Santa Claus is organized by the Eagles with Joseph Moniz as chairman and Herbert Pilkington arranging a program and dance music from Fruitvale aerie. An Orpheum circuit act will be featured and reports from the Silva hall whist party are read at the business meeting.
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Eden Aerie of Eagles
Native Sons Hall
Silva Hall
Eagles
Joseph Moniz
Hayward Lodge
Herbert Pilkington
Musc
Fruitvare Aerie
Orpheum
Orpheum Clicuit
Terrier litter interrupts court session in Hampshire
In Alton Hampshire a police court hearing about a terrier alleged to have been injured swelled with the arrival of a litter of terrier puppies during the proceedings.
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Alton
Hampshire
Eng
Card of Thanks for Doris Louise Ernst Bereavement
The Ernst family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy shown after the loss of their daughter Doris Louise Ernst. EB K Ernst and Family.
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Doris Louise Ernst
K. Ernst
Housing and rental notices in Hayward area classifieds
NEW TODAY HONEY TO LOAN on first mortgage only. See B. J. Bettencourt. 970 B street. Hayward at 1313c FOR RENT-26 acres good ground with 5-room house and bath barn good water near school Will rent ground without buildings. J. A. Walsh Rays read Tennyson Route Box 445. PORTLAND TRADE New 4-room house large fet 2200 clean for property around Hayward Box 2 core of Hayward Review. WANTED-Girl to help with care of children and light housework after and before school hours. Hayward 1016 or 751 D street. FOR SALR-Victrola in good condition with some records. Hayward 1130 or 374 Soto Street.
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B. J. Bettencourt
Hayvard
J. A. Walsh
Rays Read
Tennyson
Portland
Hayward
Soto Street
Hayward Pupils Celebrate Christmas Vacation at Bret Harte
Hayward district pupils mark the Christmas vacation with school parties and programs. Bret Harte school features room-to-room celebrations, a parade, and a Mrs. Reed band. Hine high school festival includes Miss Grimwood music, a choral program, and a candlelight procession honoring the season.
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Hayward
Bret Harte School
Mary Carr Reid
Henry Sorensen
Mildred Peters
Robert M. Reid
Omo Grimwood
Muzic
C. G. Blake
Maryward Union High School Parent- Teachers Association
Trinity Ladies Toast Success at Auxiliary Meeting
The Wo man s Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal church met at Mrs James O Young's home to celebrate the bazaar's financial and social success. Mrs William S Clarke praised Mrs James C Toons for her bazaar leadership and thanked all helpers during a tea hour following the business session.
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Eygth Rogers
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Charles ©. Lukens Jr
Carrie! _ Jensen
Lukens
Rogers
Trinity Episcopal Church
James O. Young
Williams. Clarke
James C. Toons
Wey
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