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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1926
Page
1
Hatcheries across the Hayward region report a strong chick season with orders well ahead of previous years. Officials cite robust demand and favorable market conditions driving the surge in poultry line activity.
A Yuletide and New Year celebration for the phone company employees was held at the Ha Hotel on Tuesday December 14. About thirty five staff attended the event highlighting improved service and chick production aiding the local poultry industry.
The Ora Loma Improvement Club planted an Indian cedar at Hayward Cylon High School in a Saturday ceremony. The tree will be lit during the holiday week and used for Saint Nicholas exercises, signaling peace on earth and goodwill.
Rebecca Lodge of Hayward to host a Christmas party at Odd Fellows hall for lodge members children. A daylightful program and Christmas gifts for each child followed by a dance for parents. Committee chair Mrs. Lillian Walson leads arrangements.
Lester Enanff his wife and child traveling to Oakland were involved in a collision with Joseph Perry of Santa Clara on East 4th Street between Fairview and Willow avenues. Eight occupants in Perry's Liberty sedan were uninjured but both vehicles sustained heavy damage. Perry faces reckless driving charges in San Leandro court, and officers cite speed and center-lane driving as causes.
Vittoria Ratto of San Lorenzo, driving drunk, wrecked his car on Best Fourteenth street near State Traffic Officer Vadnais's residence. Officer Vetiarius locked him up overnight. Hayward official Harder set a $50 fine or 10 days jail, and Ratto chose the fine.
Harry Rowell recently returned from a Nevada trip bringing back about 436 horses to the big Dublin canyon ranch. He drove the animals forty five miles through two feet of snow near Deeth Nevada, a feat noted as remarkable amidst heavy winter. Rowell reports 750 horses on the Tanco range and cites the challenge of feeding that herd.
The funeral for Gilbert Foster 18 a native of San Lorenzo who died December 16 at Highland Hospital Oakland was held at Sorensen's parlors at nine this morning. Mass followed at St John’s church San Lorenzo and burial was in St Joseph's cemetery Hayward. His parents Mr and Mrs Foster a sister and three younger brothers survive.
Hayward Highlands Chinchilla doe from Hayward Highlands Chin chilla Rabbitry won first at the American Rabbit Breeders Show in Anaheim. Local breeder Al Allis, a druggist, sent the entry and plans to expand a Hayward breeding operation. The win boosts regional claims that Los Angeles area and Hayward are strong in fur and meat rabbit production.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church held its regular meeting on Thursday afternoon December 16 at the church parlors. A program on the Christmas Spirit and Missions was presented. Members are preparing a box of jams and jellies for Ming Quong Home, the Presbyterian Chinese home for girls, and donations are welcome.
The Tennyson school hosts a Christmas party Wednesday evening for local children and parents. The Parent-Teacher Association finalized arrangements at Friday’s meeting, with a children's program directed by Mrs Glassbrook and Mrs Trask. Santa Claus will attend with gifts for youngsters.
Miss Lucille Salveira wed Leonsté Costa at All Saints Church in a ceremony conducted by Father Vie domat on Sunday December 19 at 2 o'clock. A reception followed at the bride’s Sam Leandro home. Mr Costa’s Eden residence noted.
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