Willison Plans 50000 Growth for East 14th
James Willison, president of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce, outlines plans for 1927 to add at least ten more homes in Cherryland and East Fourteenth Street, representing a minimum $50 000 investment. He notes past years saw 12 to 14 modern residences and significant business blocks, with St James Court praised for paving and electroliers. The State Bank and First National likely will finance a major corner building in the business district.
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Cherryland
East Fourteenth Street
James Wilison
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Willison
St. James Court
East Fourteenthust
Jim
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Willison
Pacific Gas and Electric plans Newark expansion and new homes rise
The Pacific Gas and Electric Company will extend power lines and install transformer equipment to serve 3. A. Lima's on Thornton Ave Newark. Lines on Thorton Avenue will be rebuilt to meet rising demand. The company reports 26 940 new electric customers in 11 months, a 12.5 percent rise in kilowatt hours sold, signaling continued territorial expansion. Newark Chamber of Commerce members will nominate officers for the new year at Tuesday's meeting. The Bluebird Club donated a large community Christmas tree at the Newark School Auditorium, with the building crowded for the event.
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Newark
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Lima’s
Thorton Ave
George Donovan
Therston Avenue
Bonotan
Jack Biemuller
Olio Zoins
Newark-Centerville
Newark Chamber of
Com Merce
Louise F. McDougall
Ounk‘t
M. Francis
Bluebird Club
Newark School
Bank plans new building on Main and B streets
A new banking building is planned for a site on Main and B streets with plans drawn and directors to meet today to finalize arrangements. A second corner project at B and Castro streets involves the Shaffer estate and Mrs. George Schemmer with a two story structure possibly starting by April 1. The $50,000 improvement could utilize Meininger & Eschelson and Hugo Frank as tenants with first option.
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A. A. DeMeilo
Castro
B Street
Bank of Italy
Shaffer
George Schemmer
Meininger & Eschelson
Hugo Frank
Uniform Decision on School Girls Dress Adopted by 157 to 57 Vote
The high school district approved a uniform dress code for girls with 157 in favor and 57 against. Middies and skirts in dark blue or white become mandatory from after the Christmas break. A prior assembly featured Carmelita Bell and several students presenting views.
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Carmelita Bell
Thelma Burge
Ruth Haven
Dorothy Jones
Eleene Doughty
Julia Cecchi
Lorraine Pimentel
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Dublin
H. A. Hyde CO
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Calif
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Redwood Road
Castro Valley
Wolf
Castro Valles
Cole
Phillips
Niles Road
Box
Hayward
Vatley View
Dryden Poultry Breading Farm
Concord
California
Dryden- O. A. C. Straiey
Jim Willson
East 14Th and
Bridge Streets
Phous
Alameda
Santa Clara
Lyon Electric Breeders
Castro Vailey Hetcher
Upper A Street
Laurel Avenue
Otite
Colonial Acres Poultry Freem & Hatchery
Box 13
Rt. 4
Western Bld
Hampton
Doxey
Peralta St
H. H. Tuller
Rt. 1
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Litep
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Main Street
Eden
Inspecton
J. Dane
Morgan's Quality
Wolfe
San Frascoco
Clef
Hex Road
Hip Vista Street
Eusition
Youbs Mizn
Lds
Tay Ward
H. H. Achor
Hayward, Calif
City and Country
Castro St
Hay
Newspapr
Lustig Furniture CO
Watkins ST
Cor
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Castro Street
J. G Rose, Jr
Fred Raab
J. T. Sims Lawyer
Bank of Haywards Bidg
Percy H. O’brien
Gulte Tel
First National Bank
H. Darneal
Kolster, Crosley
Federal Orthosonic
Opp
Hayward Theatre
Ph. Hayward
Bank of Italy Christmas Club
Bank of Aly Christmas Club
Feekly
Italy
State Bank
First National
Splitdorf
Holt
Tery
Westinghouse Batteries
Newark News
North Pole
Santa Claus
Santa
Fred Dusterberry
Donlin
Ruschin
Newark Pavillion
Markc
Union Orchestra
Bdixie
Lavern Silva
St. Edward’s Church
Father Casey
John F. Suirey
Mutual
Hayward Mutual
Camp
Hood R. I Les Peeiver Spitzenbergs
Oregon Gems
Cliquot Club
Granger
Hi Cost
Peter Brohl
Army
Officer Save
Hayward Army Goods
Fire House
Niewspa Perhachive
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