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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
1
A chaotic scene unfolded as a driver attempted to move a car off course while Pan suggested inspecting the registration. Frei Wagner nearly toppled when his name appeared on the certificate beside the car, and the driver praised the selection process before noting the vehicle he had aimed to buy.
The Board of Trustees debated relocating street parked used cars to a large lot near Auto Row as complaints rise. Officials weighed deadlines for milk pasteurization extensions for Amitha Mortenson’s cooperative creamery project on Castro near Simeon Street, with a milk inspector set to enforce rules after December 22.
The Castro Valley Parents Teachers Association hosts a New Year dance in the Castro Valley school auditorium with Staley orchestra playing old fashioned melodies. Hayward radio man J B Ravano will broadcast live music from multiple orchestras. A radio set and refreshments at midnight accompany the event. tickets cost 50 cents.
Miss Sophie Jorgensen, described as DOORS Leper at Inulies Grocery, was taken to Merrit Hospital in Gabland Wednesday morning after a sudden appendicitis. Dr Coleman performed an operation while Mr Hoywes manages finances of his grocery business and laments the ailment.
Building permits approved at a Wednesday meeting total about 13000. The list includes a 7 room cottage and garage for Carrie L van Epps, a duplex on the same lot for 5000, a garage for John F Peterson, a 4 room cottage for Mrs Ellen Smith, and other residences and workshops on Peralta Grace Grand Dean streets. The report notes wiring for street lighting on A Street Bridge and a water main installation on Meek avenue.
A bell dated 508 A D in the parish church of St Mary of Loreto at Villalago in the Abruzzi Mountains is claimed to be the oldest bell still in use, having called worshipers to prayer for over 1,300 years.
Wildlife officials report 26 coyotes and 3 wild cats trapped in the past month across Alameda Contra Costa and Santa Joaquin counties. Warning issued to hunters and hikers to avoid bait and traps. A recent trap incident on the N H Locke ranch led to a $59 fine for the offender. Russ Rogers attended Messiah in San Francisco. critics praised actor Middleton but found Althouse variable in performance.
A Saturday dance at Fairview School on December 18 invites the community to enjoy good music and a friendly crowd. All are welcome.
Mr and Mrs J M Brenkwitz welcome an eight pound baby at 12:30 Wednesday evening at Merrit Hospital, Quebec. The Halward Bakery donated part of its stock in celebration, though care for the baby and education for the new family were noted as priorities.
The local Farm Advisor urges timely pruning to prevent dieback in cherry trees. Demonstrations will show removing dead wood thinning crowded branches and limiting tip growth to promote new wood and fruit balance. Interested parties should contact the Farm Advisor at 578 Castro St Hayward for notices.
Lord Hayward a two year old pigeon bred by Curry and raised at Hayward won the grand championship of the Giant Runt variety at the Marrn Show, touted as the world’s largest pigeon exhibition with about 14 000 birds. Alan o Carr, a Hayward fancier, announced the win in a letter from George Millner of Southampton. The bird, praised by judge L Lunt as outstanding, had previously collected numerous prizes across England including at the London Dairy Show.
Mrs. 4 H Bell opens Bell Tea Room run by former Mr. Eden aide. Three rooms seat four each with blue bell decor and luncheon tea and supper served anytime from noon. Bell, Noble Grand of the Rebekahs, draws support from teachers and friends as the venture gains attention and expects strong after December opening.
Miss Muriel Manen of Hayward, a popular young barber and businesswoman at the Burge Beauty Salon, plans to travel to Northern California in February for training at Arcata and aims to become a teacher. Friends recall her school days with pride at the idea of her future as a school marm.
Rees Jones, president of the Hayward High School student body, spends a few days in Colusa for duck hunting. He plans to return home today as more attractions in Hayward prove surpassingly interesting, according to Miss Louise Fisher of lower A street.
Miss Estelle Peterson a former Hayward resident and San Francisco teacher spent several days with the Misses Muriel and Westa Manon in Hayward remarking that it felt like the good old times to be in town.
Jack Simpson in charge of preparations for the Hayward Woodmen of the World Christmas jubilee at the Bank of Haywards Hall next Tuesday night December 22. Committees support the event with a program including a Christmas tree refreshments and gifts for the poor. Social dancing for adults will follow with music from Thomas Dias orchestra.
A massive power shovel operated by Hayward Building Material Co. tears down the O'Brien bill on A Street between Castro and Main, aided by fifteen trucks moving gravel to the state highway. After three days the 12 foot bank is reduced about thirty feet, leaving the Malton property elevated and nearly inaccessible. Dirt spills onto the streets prompting hopes for a nightly sweeper during rain, with removal expected within a few days.
The Methodist church will present a Christmas pageant titled The Nativity next Sunday at 7 30. Adults and children from the church and Sunday School will participate with twelve roles including Igels wise men Mary and Joseph. Costumes are being made at homes and lighting by Mr Nelson will enhance the production. Philip Nelson will play the organ and supply music with the choir singing.
Marian Hough daughter of C D Hough of street, a student at the College of the Pacific, will spend the vacation with her friend Miss Williams who is also a student at the same college.
Tussile Therup a hi school graduate and daughter of Mr Therup a prominent Main street businessman plans to begin a general business course at Polytechnic business college soon.
Notice to taxpayers states taxes are due after November 1 and become delinquent after January 11. Tax Collector Pred P Schilling of Hayward announces the due dates with dates December 15 and January 11.
Washington reports the Mitchell jury found Col William Ai awell guilty of near misconduct. The court sealed the verdict after 32 minutes and reopened to record prior convictions if any. Col Sherman Moreland testified there were none, and the panel prepared to fix the sentence per court martial rules.
The station on Castro Street is described as especially attractive due to its decorated Christmas trees flanking the building. Green trees and silver tinsel create a festive Christmastime display enhancing the overall appearance.
Pred Johnson son of F P Johnson principal of Hayward High School is on a vacation chicken ranch. He wears knee boots and khaki breeches and appears to be wading in chicken feed while shovelling hen feed.
Forecasters predict unsettled conditions with probable rain tonight and Friday. Temperatures will remain moderate as the system moves through the region.
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