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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1929
Page
2
The Hayward area wins support from County Supervisors who commit to cooperative action on Memorial buildings and a civic center plan. They urge practical steps, praising a board member's trusted stance and calling for moving beyond talk to real progress in city hall needs and business stimulus.
A Youngstown driver struck and killed a pedestrian. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter and received a one to twenty year sentence, suspended by the judge who added a 20 year driving ban. The note argues depriving offenders of driving privileges until traffic rules are learned.
Hayward shoppers are urged to prepare for graduation by visiting Masea’s, 927 B Street. The store touts a limited sale on white wool fabrics for dresses with 27 inch wide flannel at 1.10 dollars per yard and 57 inch wide planner at 4.60 dollars per yard.
A. F. Renfro outlined forming a Cadets of North America branch in town to promote air shaded model airplane building for boys. Several signaled readiness to join and meet Thursday to decide on fostering the program with materials, tests, trophies, and contests.
Fernandes of Hayward was sentenced to 30 days in Alameda county jail after a Tuesday afternoon hearing before Judge Jacob Harder Jr. in justice court. He was charged with battery and threats with a pistol against his wife. The judge considered the Christmas season and reduced a six month sentence to 30 days. The charge was brought by his father in law Joseph P. Stiva, formerly of Hayward now Livingston, who was cleared of a torture charge following a court hearing. Stiva showed recordings indicating delinquency on payments to the superior court. The report ends with unrelated ad copy for Frager's A Man's Store.
A Christmas cantata The Mystery of Bethlehem by James W. Rogers will be performed Sunday evening by the Presbyterian church choir with Mrs Catherine Brownell directing the anthem program. Soloists include Dr and Mrs N E Clemens N B Moore Mrs Quist and Mrs Brownell as the chorus of the Presbyterian choir enhances the performance under Mrs Browne s able leadership. The piece promises genuine inspiration and marks the choir as a leading local musical organization.
Gus Delanes returns to the California Fruit market at 535 Main street after disposing of poultry interests. He and Mrs Delanes will manage the fruit market and welcome their main friends hereafter.
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