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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
2
The Hayward League of Women Voters calls for clean children’s clothing donations. Members individually collect items and hope the public will respond as many Hayward families are in need. Mrs. Hegen leads the effort and asks calling Hayward 31-W with offerings.
Hayden Talbot hosted a Sunday night farewell at his home near Fairview school for Artur Manter who plans to move to Los Angeles next week for pipe organ lessons with Mr Bayliss. Five couples attended including Ber Nice Underwood and Pauline Lopes plus Hazel Manter and Arden Hersh, Douglas Telbot and Margaret Hylick, Randall Kelly and Doris Wilson. The gathering featured dancing and best wishes from friends and former high school student Manter.
Hayward tax collector Marshal Schilling notes a dip in payments before Christmas and the new year with a rebound afterward. He cites income tax collection extending into mid January and observes New Year brings both joys and taxes.
Tomasias, a local music dealer, notes jazz is the prevailing craze among patrons. He says almost every young buyer gets jazz records, while only older customers still cling to historic pieces like Southern Melodies and Old Black Joe.
Woodmen of the World Old Orchard Camp in San Lorenzo elected new officers for the coming term. Proceeds of about 150 from a second presentation of The Clamsman will benefit Ashland St John’s Catholic parish. Local social plans, church youth socials, and a membership drive are announced. Funeral held for Matsu Mateus, heart disease noted. American Market purchase by Mr and Mrs Morgan, longstanding local residents. Stowe family planning Hayward move. Mrs Carrie Bickner visits from Portland. Clinton Webster guests at Blackburn residence. Robert’s Implement receives another tractor carload. Frager’s store opens evenings through Christmas.
EX SAN FRANCISCO viz and Mrs Hegen with Paula Knudsen of Askland are in San Francisco visiting. All Alameda County Farm Home Department meetings are discontinued for the rest of the year due to holidays and member demands. Seasonal projects resume in early January.
The Americanization Council overseeing three night classes at the high school will meet the third Wednesday in January. Tony Foster, vice president, notes Peggy Ellis conducts the classes and visits homes of parents unable to attend. Foster says developing good citizens and teaching English to foreigners support education for all children.
The Bank of Haywards will hold its annual stockholders meeting at its HaywardCalifornia offices on Tuesday January 12 1926 at 2 PM for director elections and other business. I B Parsons president and W W Haley secretary. Weather: generally fair with light interior frost.
Arden Hursh and Hazel Manter plan a San Francisco trip to attend the big West versus East game. The couple aims for a lively outing and a memorable weekend event.
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