Three Injured in Telegraph Road Collision
A Sunday afternoon crash at the Wintom Road Telegraph intersection left three people injured. Mrs Viva M Schwartz of San Jose suffered cuts to both knees while S C Whitehouse of Oakland fractured his right kneecap and cut his fingers. Mrs Whitehouse had facial cuts. Towed to Hayward General Hospital and then transferred to an Oakland facility. Traffic Officer Norman Vaduais and Chief Louis Silva investigated.
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Wintom Road
Telegraph
Hayward General Hospital
Oakland Hospital
Viva M. Schwartz
San Jose
Vallejo
Telegraph Road
Russell City
S.C. Whitehouse
Oakland
Schwertz
Whitehouse
Norman Vaduais
Louis Silva
Stores to Remain Open Evenings for Christmas Shopping
Hayward stores announce extended evening hours for Christmas shoppers. Most outlets will stay open Monday or Wednesday nights and continue through the week and the first two days of next week before Christmas Day.
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Hayward
Jones to Speak at Niles Welfare Board Banquet
F. W. Jones of Niles, president of the Southern Alameda County Welfare board, will be principal speaker at a banquet and election meeting at the Green Shutter hotel Monday evening. More than 25 will attend this first annual meeting of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Jones
Niles
Southern Alameda County Welfare Board
Green Shutter Hotel
Legion Band Plays for Elks Grid Tilt in Hayward
Twenty members of the Hayward American Legion band entertained at the Alameda East-West football game won by East Alameda 13 to 6 on a muddy field before about 2600 fans. Net receipts of about 250 dollars went to Kiddies Relief Home. Afterward, the Hayward Legionnaires dined at the Elks lodge. New Hayward arrivals: Mr and Mrs CG Farnquist of San Luis Obispo, who will live here. Farnquist works for Jones King contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward American Legion Band
Alameda Elks’ Lodge
Alameda
East Alameda
The
Elks
Hayward Legionnaires
Elks’ Lodge
Faragnist
San Luis Obispo
Hayward
Farnquist
Jones & King, Contractors
Local Council Meeting Notices December 21
S. P. R. S and L council will hold its meeting Saturday evening December 21. The notice mentions a change from the usual schedule and a phrase about a play or event titled A Man's Ware. The text is garbled but indicates a formal meeting with orders to be served and specific names appearing in the fragment.
Don Harder set for sprint feats at San Jose State track
Donald Harder son of Fudge Jacob Harder Jr. of Hayward is out for basketball at San Jose State College but expected to shine on the track. He showed top form last season by placing third in the 100 yard dash and fourth in the 220 at the Far Western conference meet, and is hoped to boost the Spartans as he recovers from a shoulder injury. Future teammates from Hayward may join him in the winter quarter, including Kenneth Sloan and others.
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Donald Harder
Fudge
Jacob Harder Jr
Hayward
San Jose State College
Harder
San Jose State
Young Harder
Reno
Nevada
Santa Barbara
Ausuortative Jumcora
Keneth Sloan
Hayward High
George Forth
Charles O'Brien
Americanization Class Elects Officers At High School
Baptista Grauche was elected class president with Louis Bianco as treasurer and Chujo Isow as secretary at Wednesday evenings Americanization class meeting. A social dance hour followed with supper. Mrs Leila Hall Lowe assisted. Thirty five attended.
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Baptista Grauche
Louis Bianco
Chujo Isow
Leila Hall Lowe
Mrs H P Jessen Called by Death
Mrs Kristine Marie Jessen died Sunday at her home 183 BR street after a life largely in California. She was a wife, mother of Ada Jessen Edward Nicholsen James F Jessen and Alfred Castergon and a Hayward Rebekah lodge member. Funeral at Sorensen Brothers mortuary Tuesday with Rev Croan officiating. inurnment at Oakland columbarium. Born in Denmark in 1260.
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Kristine Marie Jessen
BR Street
P. Jessen
California
Edward Nicholsen
Ada Jessen
James F. Jessen
Alfred Castergon
Hayward
Hayward Rebekah Lodge
Sorensen Brothers Mortuary
Welock
Mr. Croan
Pleasanton
Oak
Sne
Denmark
Navy Officer George T. Millard On Six Week Leave
George T. Millard chief remainder of the U S S California is on a six weeks leave with Mrs Millard and son Gene. He has served sixteen years in the navy and will retire in four years. In February he sails on the California for Panama and Cuba with calls at Port of Spain New York and Hampton Roads before returning to San Pedro in June.
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George T. Millard
U. S. S. California
American Legion Theatre Party Set For Tuesday Night
The American Legion plans a theatre party at Hayward theatre Tuesday at 5 30 pm. Charles Sorensen leads preparations with his committee. Pamela Weston and three pupils perform a dance. Hawaiian orchestra led by Guy Collins and Ed Pierce plays. The film "Lucky Star" stars Janet Gabor and Charles Farrell. Proceeds aid Livermore veterans hospital Christmas fund.
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American Legion
Hayward Theatre
Charles Sorensen
Pamela Weston
Guy Collins
Ed Pierce
Lucky Star
Janet Gabor
Charles Farrell
The
Legion Post
Livermore Veterans‘ Hospital
Martin Hansen Returns From World Voyage
Martin Hansen son of Mr and Mrs George Hansen will arrive in Hayward Monday evening. He has sailed as a seaman on the Dollar Line President Lincoln and was recently named mate of the ship after a voyage around the world.
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Martin Hansen
George Hansen
Hayward
Dollar Line
Lincoln
Native Daughters Whist Tuesday Eve
Chief Manuel G. Riggs will arrange the whist progression at an annual Native Daughters party in the Legion hall Tuesday evening. Mrs. Daniel Walde chairs the affair assisted by Elsie Fereira and Mrs. Henrietta Dobbel. Turkeys and prizes will be awarded. The game starts at 8 15. Everyone invited.
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Manuel G. Riggs
Harvard Parlor of Native Daughters
Legion Hall
Daniel Walde
Elsie Fereira
Henrietta Dobbel
UPPEC Christmas Party Slated for Local Council
Mrs. Caroline Garcia supreme president of the U P P E C and Mrs. Caroline Mauckle of Livermore with East Bay officers will be honored guests at a Christmas party hosted by the local council at the Bank of Harvards hall. A Tatee initiation and Kellys Klever Kiddies musical playlet A Christmas Wedding are featured.
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Caroline Garcia
Caroline Mauckle
Livermore
East Bay Area
Bank of Harvards
Kelly’s Klever Kiddies
Mothers Club Christmas Party Planned in Oakland Home
Mrs John Lucas of 2632 Coolidge avenue Oakland and her daughter Mrs R A Meyer will entertain Mothers club members and their children at a Christmas party at her home on Wednesday Members will meet at 2 o'clock at G elars Harpi Wood and proceed to Oakland.
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John Lucas
Coolidge Avenue
Oakland
R. A. Meyer
Mothers’ Club
Lars
Harpi Wood
Children Present Yule Pageant at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Sunday school will stage a Christmas pageant Monday at 7 30 p m at the church. Scenes include Peace and Joy on Earth and Vanquishing the War God with cast members from multiple classes and a Santa Claus visit afterward.
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Presbytrian Sunday School
Earth
Herman von Barge
Christ
Bethlehem
Santa Claus
George H. Oakes
Douglas T. Smith
Herbert Yours
E. M. Dobbs
A Alice Heiser
Rainfall Totals Over 3 Inches In Hayward and Coast
Rain totals show Hayward season rainfall at 24 inches with 0.50 in the past 24 hours and 0.77 in the prior period. Forecasts say rain ends within a day or two as far north California, Oregon, and Washington may see little more. San Francisco has half its normal precipitation. Santa Rosa exceeds normal by 4 inches.
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Hayward
San Francisco
United Press
U. S. Weather Bureau
California
Oregon
Washington
Santa Rosa
Southern Pacific
Redding
Shanta
Homeless Airdale Found by Scout Official
Henry E L Hopkins district Boy Scout executive found a wet hungry Airdale dog on B street Sunday. The dog had a collar but no owner tag. Owners may reclaim by notifying Hopkins or Frager Gift Orders may be offered. Poultry man W E Fink and Andrew Garin report theft of electric motors valued at 375 and 150 dollars, with a light truck used. authorities suspect the same thief in both robberies.
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Henry EL. Hopkins
Airdale
B Street
W.E. Fink
Castro Valley Poultryman
Andrew Garin
Mr. Fink
Mr. Garin
Annual Hayward Rabbit Show Slated February 6 to 9
The Hayward Rabbit Show sponsored by the Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association will run February 6 7 and 9 at Bative Sons hall. The meeting at the Chamber of Commerce nominated officers for the January 11 ballot. Numerous directors and committees were named including show manager Mr Villar and judge Mr Eldridge with Mrs Turner as show secretary.
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Hayward
The
Pacific Rabbit Breeders” Association
Bative Sons’ Hall
Chamber l of Commerce
Villar
Eldridge
Turner
Rush
Christmas Party Wednesday Night by Catholic Groups
Knights of Columbus and Catholic Pangh iere members and families plan a Christmas party Wednesday evening at Bank of Haywards hall. Santa Claus will delight the younger set. Reception committee includes Mea. Anon Silver and others. Kelly's Kiever Kiddies will provide a program of amusement. Dancing and games will close the evening.
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Knights of Columbus
Panghiere
Bank of Haywards Hall
Santa Claus
Anon Silver
J. B. Lopes
Walter Lamb
R. W. Shiells
Edward KE. Stanton
Lous Silver
Kelly
Kiever Kiddies
Gonsalves Held To Answer Assault Charge in Court
Joseph Gonsalves of San Leandro was held to answer to six assault with a deadly weapon counts in superior court after a hearing before Judge Jacob Hatcher Jr. The defendant remains jailed in default of 1600 bail. Harvey Andrews of Mount Eden also held on hit and run charges after an accident involving Joseph Duarte of San Jose. All alleged incidents occurred on Thanksgiving Day. Bert Martin Jr. of Newark had a liquor possession charge dismissed after it was shown the wine did not belong to him.
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Joseph Gonsalves
San Leandro
Joseph Costa
Castro Valley
Jacob Hatcher Jr
Cohfrt
Harvey Andrews
Mount Eden
Superior Court
Joseph Duarte
San Jose
Bert Martin Jr
Newark
Martin
Hoover Signs Tax Cut Bill and Related Measures
President Hoover signed a 160.06 million tax reduction resolution. The Senate approved a 290 thousand dollar measure to send the American delegation to the London naval conference. Congress extended the life of the Federal Radio Commission and approved 289 million for new federal buildings tied to stabilization. Treasury receipts totaled 98.66 million from nine foreign governments on funded indebtedness.
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Washington
United Press
Hoover
Senate
House
Federal Radio Commission
The
Treasury
Tennyson Club Jamboree Showcases Local Talent
About 125 residents of the Tennyson district attended the Tennyson Improvement Club annual meeting at the schoolhouse. Officers were re elected, membership rose from 27 to 90, and a Christmas party for former students was planned with a large homegrown musical program featuring Juanita Cragg, Ira Hodgkins, Dorothea Lang, Roy Bennett, and others.
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Tennyson
Tennyson Improvement Club
Tennyson School
T. G. Hodgkins
W. E. Franklin
W. T. Darnell
A Kruse
Hodgkins
E. G. Lang
F. Reichel
W. T. Cornell
Vesta White
Charles Hummelt
Juanita Cragg
Ira Hodgkins
Roy Bennett
Dorothea Lang
White
A. Carlson
Ruth Graff
Eleanor Lang
F. D. McBarron
L. D. Amack
A. Krase
Mrs. White
WW. T. Darnell
Ernest Lang
Carlson
Geldom
Hayward
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General Hospital
Meteon Har
Fragees
Hayrard
Meetre Belding
Don Harder
H. P. Jessen
American Legion Theatre
UPPEC
Mothers Club
Simeon
Elmer Correia
Thomas
Paul Oakes
Levi
Thomas Alden
David
Terry White
Phillip
Jack O’briep
J. H. Strobridge
C. E. Luken
Madonna
Bary Wright
Angel
Marjorie Oakes
Luther's Cradle Brow
Howard Ashton
Taurman Langford
Bor
Allan
Cless
Oakes
Garland
Mrs. Smith
Marjorie Brodie
RAIL
U. S. Bcreac
Frager’s
Frager's
Frager
Hayward Theatre Building
Pacific Breeders
Tuley and
Hersey
H. C. Bliss
Gilbert
B. Taley
C. Hersey
L. E. Walbridge
Axel Peterson
Earl G Rush
J. Nominee
L. M. Turner
Herbert Eldridge
Menlo Park
Jack Villar
A. Guidoux
Palo Alto
J. Watson
J. Walsh
C. Pfeffer
E. E. Lavalear
Walter Hitchcock
Clyde Howard
Jesse Rhodes
Gilroy
George G. Vinton
G. Goebel
M. L. Parsons
Crosby
Mr. Peterson
Gonsalves
Review
San Lorenzo
Ashland
Decoto
Alvarado
Centerville
Irvington
Wart Springs
Mission San Jose
Milpitas
Sunol
Southern Alameda
Hayward Review
J. Hoorwitz
Alaska
Kelly's
Klever Kiddies
Shirley Ann Harter
Edward Frates Jr
Mirian Brenkewis
Eva Ctine
George Y
Mack
Tennyson Club
Orpheum
Menta ‘Stora
Mwarward Theatre
Adiet Gamens
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