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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
1
Mrs Frankie Wellfell aged 164 and Loum Hamrick 77 wed at the bride’s home near Maud Oklahoma in their fifth marriages. Also notes Senate action on air craft improvement bill and a call for fuller inquiry into foreign policy, plus delay in Nye seating until after holidays.
After eight weeks of witness testimony, counsel for both sides closed their case in the Mitchell court martial. Argument resumes tomorrow morning and is expected to be brief. the court hopes to finish Saturday. Weather outlook remains cloudy with warmer temperatures.
On Wednesday evening December 23 a Salvation Army program planned by Mrs Weisse Mes C D B Hough and Mrs Cloff will be presented in Salvation Army Hall on C street. The plays will interest both adults and children and the public is invited. The program is free and it is hoped Harvard citizens will support this serviceable organization and its helpers.
Hayward High School gym hosts the Highlanders or Farmers in a varsity clash with Piedmont acknowledged as strong contenders. Two undercard games follow including the Goofs vs grammar school team, with outsiders paying twenty five cents.
Salvation Army of Hayward led by Mrs. Weisse and Envoy Masters will provide a Christmas dinner to about one hundred destitute families within a two mile radius. Provisions include a hearty meal funded by local donors and delivered with help from a machine donated by Dobner and Galbraith. Springfield reports Gov Len Small must account for interest on state funds during treasurership. Supreme Court pegs due state interest near one million dollars.
E. L. Tharp of Buick Flint spoke for over two hours at Stebbinos Bros in Castro Street, detailing Buick history, design, and performance. He argued Buick aims for longest life at moderate cost, citing high re-registration retention and comparing features with rival cars while highlighting oil filter benefits and anticipated 15 000 to 16 000 mile oil changes.
Preparations for the annual brimal Junks of the Hayward Native Son Parlor, a longstanding unit institution, will begin at a business meeting. The event, next Wednesday night December 23, includes mock Christmas gift distribution to every parlor member with W. T. Knightly portraying Santa Claus for the tenth consecutive year.
The Hayward Highlands Approvement Club discusses uniting with Eden Township Improvement clubs. Hann and Bowers explain federation aims. delegates may be elected January 14 in Hayward. A December 10 dance at the civic center is planned to celebrate the new floor completion and keep the door open for tickets.
Hayward officials highlight extensive paving in the southern Alameda county community with about eight miles of streets paved and most through streets in good condition. One long street remains unpaved but is slated for improvements next year as growth and building progress continue. Repaving of A street to Castro street and upgrades to L street to the eastern city limits are planned projects.
New today 750 00 SQLO Player Fiano in fine condition. 3275.06 cash or 32500 terms. H. H. Actor Eden Apartments No. 4. RGRT FOR SAE 1922 Chevrolet Bar fain iden Apartments. Hendrix 1613pd FPG. SLO Urver dozen Plymouth Rock thickens E. C. Vout Lox Izu deute 2 Smalley Ave. Leigo FOR SALE Foerd Truck good condition pleumatic tires. Lustig Furniture Co 528 Watkins St. FOR SALE 1200 pullets 15 weeks old White Leghorn from A1 selected stock Will sell in small lots Rt. 8 Box 3154 Center St Castro Valley N Koblck 1613p.
O'Brien delivers a clean second round KO in San Jose, overpowering Young Smileys of San Francisco. The Hayward fighter trains under J Cleary at Rules gym, showing rapid improvement and a dominant early finish.
A new student-focused eatery by Q. O. Niedrich opens January 4 1926 on the Boulevard opposite the school. The shop features lunches hot pastries ice cream and school supplies with black and gold school colors. A naming contest invites Mills College students to suggest a distinctive new store name.
Hapward Presbyterian Christian Endeavor calls all girls and boys to an evening of song and laughter. Sunday entertainment features new resident L M French performing two solos, Greta Piety presiding, and Herbert Young participating. Corrine Cottrell leads the club as president.
Improvement clubs meet at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss uniting in a federation to pursue projects of general interest. A second meeting is set for January at the Chamber of Commerce to elect delegates and plan federation steps. Leaders Frank Hann Alva Shirley and others express strong support. Angus Floral Shop offers wreaths and Xmas trimmings.
Hayward is rapidly expanding with new streets and buildings increasing across the town. Street Department officer T D Brownscombe reports more refuse materials from construction sites and a quadrupled workload as residences and businesses rise.
The Hayward Drug Co at 950 B Street urges early shopping for Christmas with special California Christmas cards and a wide selection of gifts ready to mail. They offer packing to ensure safe mailing and prompt delivery.
A fragment notes Angus Floral Shop on Castro offering potted plants including holly mistletoe and lowers with the tagline it pays to walk. The ad lists a price or address line 162 unclear in the readable text.
A local shop promotes a seasonal display featuring potted plants and flowers as ideal gifts for the holidays. The featured items include holly and other festive greenery, with mentions of a Castro Street location and assorted gift-ready greenery.
The regular annual meeting of shareholders of the First National Bank of Hayward will be held January 13, 1926 at p m at its banking rooms 356 B street Hayward for electing officers and transacting other business. A. A. DeMello, Sec
Walter H Daniels Inc and local Dodge Brothers dealer report a forthcoming price reduction on all Dodge cars after December 13 1925 with the full reduction refunded from purchases since December 15. Dodge Brothers expanding Detroit factory with ten million dollars in new buildings and equipment to boost production and cut costs. Dealers expect a large sales increase and note the company’s policy of passing savings to buyers while maintaining high quality.
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