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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1929

Page

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Hayward Plans City Hall and Memorial Center

Hayward officials urged county backing for a city hall on Castro Street forming a civic center with a Veterans Memorial building. Mayor Wilbur outlined a coordinated plan to reuse bonds, avoid duplicating space, and build with a single heat plant and caretaker, while awaiting a memorial building in Hayward.

Veterans’ Memorial Hayward County Board of Supervisor Oakland John Lee Wilbur Castro Street City Plaza Myers Wilbur Ruth Rogers Frank Cunha C. W. White Charles W. Heyer W. H Heamilton Board of Supervisors Wilburn Hoover Veterans’ Council Livermore White Heyer Harvard Dale James Namitton Hamilton Alameda AM Myers City Hall Memorias Park Sacramento

Twenty Thirties Completing Plans For Kids Party

Twenty Thirties completing plans for a Christmas party for thirty boys, wards of the Southern Alameda County Welfare board, at the Green Shutter hotel. A dinner, Santa Claus, sweaters, fruit, candy and nuts are on the program. Entertainment includes Kelly's Clover Kids in A Christmas Wed faing and Joy Silva the harmonica king, with Misses Ruth Graff and Elea nor Lang in pranologues assisted by Dorothea Lang. The Twenty Thirtians will also host their ladies and end with a mock party and whist after the youngsters depart. Each member will bring a gift for another member to heighten the evening's fun.

Southern Alameda County Welfare Board Twenty-Thirty Club Green Shutter Hotel Santa Claus Kelly's Clover Joy Silva Harmonica King Ruth Graff Eleanor Lang Dorothea Lang

Helen Wills to marry Frederick Moody Jr soon

Berkeley report that plans for the marriage of Miss Helen Wills and Frederick Moody Jr will be announced Thursday by Mrs C A Wills. The ceremony is expected to be held in a few days.

Berkeley United Press Helen Wills Frederick Moody Jr C. A. Wils

Chauncer's Collar Button Marks 32 Years Worn

Detroit reporter notes Chauncey Rundle Watson wore a shiny gold collar button since his 17th birthday and has kept it on for 32 years, claiming it has never been misplaced. The piece ends with an ad urging gifts from Frager's.

Detroit Chauncey Rundle Watson

Alameda County Farm Bureau to outline annual program

Directors and members of the water and membership committees meet at the Palace hotel in Livermore to perfect next year’s program. H. H. Morrill will address the gathering, with Richard C. Kennedy presiding. Plans include appointing water district representatives and studying southern Alameda water supply and conservation.

Alameda Farm Bureau Alameda County Hayward Herch Wheteby Alvarado Livermore Farm Bureau Center

Unemployment Sets Low Record in California Industries

In October 1928 California manufacturing employed 163,062 at 720 establishments while October this year shows 170,214 workers, up 7,252 from 1928. Weekly payroll rose from 4,898,338 to 5,264,303 dollars, an increase of 353,965.

Sacramento California Witt J. French Young

63 Men Die In Oldtown Mine Explosion Near McAlester

In Oklahoma the Oldtown mine blast at 5000 foot level claimed 63 miners, with two survivors found. Families face a relief drive of 20000 dollars. 42 of the dead were married and leave 176 children. Gas caused by unknown origin triggered collapses in walls and ceilings.

Mcalester Okla United Press Oldtown

Atlantic Flight Ends in Crash Near Brazil Coast

A U Sflight from Spain to South America crashed in a Brazilian coastal forest killing Lieut. Col. Tadeo Larte Borges and Capt. Leon Challe. Challe was slightly injured while the other pilot perished in the wreck.

Baria Brazil United Press Tadeo Larte-Borges Leon Challe Spain South America Chalig

Pedestrian Struck On Decoto Highway and Simpson Inquest Verdict

A pedestrian identified as William Walker of Decoto was struck by a car driven by John Wilson of Niles on Decoto Highway around 8 oclock. The inquest verdict found Dr Frank Simpson and his wife died in an accidental crash on Telegraph Road, with cerebral hemorrhage and skull fractures as causes.

Decoto Frank Simpson Berkeley Telegraph Road William Walker John Wilson Niles Wilson Walker Wison Hayward Central Hospital Ernest Jackson Paul Patterson Simpson Cate Dr. Simpson Mrs. Simpson Robert Rode Ralph Ward John Mitchel Roz Hutto Grant D. Miller Walter F. Flier Pratt Mortuary Richard Young Piedmont Altamont Pass Mountain House

Lions to fete wives and children at Christmas party

More than 125 attendees are expected at the Lions family Christmas party for wives and children at the Green Shutter hotel on Wednesday at 12 15. Hans Hennington, chairman, arranged the program featuring four Santa Clauses, Kelly's Klever Kiddies dance numbers, and a presentation titled A Christmas Wedding in Toyland.

Green Shutter Hotel Hans Hennington Kelly Toyland

Two Small Boys Caught Shoplifting at Woolworth Store

Two boys aged 14 and 15 were found shoplifting at Woolworth Monday evening. They slipped two toy locks and a package of screw eyes from the store display but were stopped by staff. Officer Walter Alves took them into custody and they paid for the items before release. Sterson Hat Orders advertised at Frager's, a man’s store. Theatre Building. dia tit

Woolworth Walter Alves Sterson Frager’s Hayward

Forestry talk and club events at Hill and Valley meeting

Winfield Scott of San Francisco spoke on Forestry and Reforestation in the Sierra region at the Hill and Valley club meeting in the Masonic hall. He warned that water storage is mostly below ground and urged stronger forest protection to prevent farmers reverting to dry farming as waters drop. A Christmas party for 47 Welfare board children was scheduled for Wednesday at 2 PM. The club hosted a “Christmas Links” event with Mrs. R Morton Manson’s hosted tea and social hour at her Castro Street home attended by numerous members and guests.

Sierra Region Winfield Scott San Francisco California Forbat Protective Association Hill and Valley Club Masonic Hall Scott Welfare Board R. Morton Manson Castro Street Minnie Seaver J. G. Simpson James D. Smalley James Smith W. J. Strobel E. K. Strobridge J. H. Strobridge Daniel Sullivan Oscar Swedenborg Mesdames M. B. Templeton Joseph A. Ten Bro

Legion Christmas Party Planned by Hayward Post and Auxiliaries

Members of the Hayward post of the American Legion and its Auxiliary will host a Christmas party for their children Friday night at the Legion ball with a tree gifts and refreshments. A theatre party at Hayward theatre Tuesday night at 8 30 draws a large crowd of Legionnaires and Auxiliary members as part of fund-raisers for Livermore Veterans Hospital patients. The post holds a regular meeting Thursday evening.

Hayward Post The American Legion Legion Hayward Theatre Livermore Veterans' Hospital Legion Post

Hayward Gym Class Extends Holiday Sessions

Another session of the Hayward business men's gym class will begin at the high school at 6 o'clock Tuesday evening and continue through the holiday season. Meetings are planned twice weekly on Tuesday and Thursday nights starting late January. Ned Kay of the high school faculty directs setting up exercises and volleyball for about a dozen to 15 men enjoying the activity.

Hayward Ned Kay

Californians Break Law At Rate Of Four Thousand Monthly

Sacramento reports 4000 Californians break the law monthly based on fingerprint filings. Clarence Morrill, head of the state bureau of criminal identification, notes nearly 2000 fingerprint files involve felonies and 1378 show prior criminal records among those prints.

Sacramento

Chief Riggs Warns of Peril in Lights On Decorations

Fire Chief Manuel G. Riggs issues the annual Christmastide warning about fire risks from Christmas trees and decorations. He urges using electric lights instead of candles and cautions against inflammable materials to prevent tragedies during Hayward’s Christmas season.

Chief Riggs Manuel G. Riggs Hayward

Methodist Xmas Cantata at Church Sunday

The Methodist Church choir presents the sacred cantata His Natal Day at 2 30 Sunday evening at the church. Roy J Bennett directs with over 20 choir members assisting. Next Monday the Sunday school holds a Christmas tree and entertainment. D Hough superintendent and teachers will assist.

Methodist Church Roy J. Bennett D. Hough

Laboratory Blaze Invites Hayward Firedept Engagement

An alarm of fire at 11 plus Monday night drew the Hayward fire department to a Main Street laboratory, where sparks from an experiment in oil ignited a small blaze. James E. Cox, connected with a process manufacturing firm developing a project in Pajomares canyon, had been at work when the fire started. He extinguished the flames before fire crews arrived, causing negligible damage.

Main Street Hayward James E. Cox Pajomares Canyon Cox

Hayward Man Loses Father in Santa Cruz Funeral

Preston Slye of The Review attended funeral services for his father John Franklin Slye who died in Santa Cruz on December 9. A longtime Chico resident, he moved to Santa Cruz months earlier for health reasons. He was a native of Ohio. Friends express sympathy.

Preston Slye The Review Santa Cruz John Franklin Slye Chico Ohio Hayward

Firemen Plan Christmas Party for Hayward Volunteer Crew

Hayward's volunteer fire department prepares a Christmas party for members wives and children at the firehouse on December 7 1929 marking the last meeting of the year. Committee in charge includes Ed Mendonca Frank Marshall and Johnny Machado with tree gifts and refreshments.

Hayward Fire Department Ed Mendonca Frank Marshall Johnny Machado

Southern Alameda Welfare Board Incorporates At Green Shutter Dinner

The Southern Alameda County Welfare board was incorporated at a Green Shutter hotel dinner with 25 signatories. F. W. Jones presided as the board expands powers to receive bequests, help families, and operate with legal permanence. D. R. Roberts added as director, Ruth McCord reads incorporation papers, and E. W. Burr notes bequest opportunities and past achievements.

Alameda Niles Southern Alameda County Ruth McCord Southern Alameda County Welfare Board Yote Frank Pereira D. R. Roberts Lst

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