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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
4
Hayward Marshal Fred P. Schilling reports the city jail will endure this winter despite its plain exterior. The forty year old structure, the oldest in the county, remains water proof with a sturdy foundation and walls. only the original roof shows wear.
Christmas spirit fills Hayward with charity drives and festive window scenes. A cedar hope chest raffle at Silver and Pereira’s on 5th street benefits needy families, while Dohner and Galbraith display a decorated tree. Ravano’s Radio Shop features a miniature railway and branded cars among snow tunnels. California Market showcases Christmas trees and Oregon berries at 535 Main Street.
There will be no pictures shown at the Lions meeting at the Pergola tomorrow. F S Reed of San Francisco, scheduled to show wire and wireless picture transmission, cannot fulfill the engagement. President Van Burke will report on the Fresno state convention held this month and other matters will be discussed.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lo Dobner depart Wednesday for Long Beach in a Lincoln motor trip. They plan a couple of weeks in the milder climate and enjoy the famed air town of the southland.
Captain Lewis Eike of the southern Alameda County traffic squad notes many drivers try to follow regulations and frequent requests for State motor laws pamphlets prove interest. Copies are distributed by Oakland DMV and given at Hayward court for general distribution in the district.
A narrator describes a chaotic scene of a supposed Red Bolsheviks meeting in New York and mocks the attendees for lacking basic self sufficiency. He cites various objects and fads to satire American politics and society, arguing that common people uphold traditional American virtues.
Miss Nana Krogh daughter of the jeweler Mr Krogh won the Hayward High junior class contest for a catchy store name. The winning entry Put no Take was judged best by Miss Gast and two students earning a free copy of the Winged H 1225 annual.
Mr. Cornwall urges Hayward leaders to act now to attract a big trading center. He cites a 15,400 to 26,000 resident market and says a theater, low price stores, and major establishments will draw money and people. He notes the town’s potential and advises bold, forward planning. Mr. and Mrs. Cornwall reside in Berkeley and visited Abe Moores recently as Harvard readers weigh the suggestions.
List of bookish items and author pairings cited in a city library column. Names include Wederhouse Sam, Tuvenile Bennestt Judy, Bisnce Poor Cecce, Bridges Young Folk, Canfield Made to Order Stories, Clarke Small Bar’s Book of Physics, Heslizer Quimby Sen Keller Fat of the Cat, Lefevre Little Gray Goose, David Goes foraging, Roit Wheeler Boy with the U S Diplomats, Schultz On the Warpath, Uncle Robert Children of the Snow and Ice.
The regular annual meeting of shareholders of the First National Bank in Hayward will be held January 12, 1926, at p.m., in banking rooms at 936 B Street Hayward to elect officers and conduct business. Frane Ambrose announces separation from Maria V. Ambrose and disclaims responsibility for any bills.
Irene Vargas hosted a Christmas party at her home with Elinor Thorndike winning first prize a perfume bottle and Katherine Westover taking a peppermint candy. The table featured a jewel studded tree, red roses candy favors, and a red crepe pie prize. Irene prepared pies and sandwiches as the group enjoyed dancing and singing until 2 am with plans for two more 1926 parties.
Five children widow seeks a widower with four children for companionship in Chicago. Advertisement notes interest in a match and ball game preferences.
Christmas gift buyers are urged to visit Hayward Drug Co on 50 B Street for a wide range of presents. Stationery, perfume sets, fountain pens, Eversharp pencils, manicure sets, Ivory and pearl goods, safety razors, purses and wallets are among the featured items. Many more articles suitable for presents are available.
Classified ads list nearly new bungalow for sale in a fine location with inquiries in Review. Many poultry items including Rhode Island red pullets and prize stock offered at half price. Pups, rentals, apartments, and a variety of farm needs appear across Castro Valley Hayward Dublin and Castro Valley areas with contact phones provided.
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