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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1927
Page
3
The Hayward Rebekahs and Odd Fellows announce a joint New Year’s Eve dance at the Odd Fellows hall to welcome 1925. No masquerade, doors open until 2 AM, with a full orchestra, sound devices, and refreshments. public urged to contact members for attendance.
California statisticians forecast 7161 December babies with 462 homes reporting storks doubling as Santa. Los Angeles County expects 2644 births, San Francisco 752, and Alameda 532, with boys outnumbering girls about 107 to 100. Local notes include mailorder oil filling Christmas cards and visits by business representatives.
M. T. KMNI Co at 645 B Street Hayward announces a Big Xmas Gift Sale now on with greatly reduced prices. Inspections and patrons are cordially invited.
Carmelita and William Pascual, left orphans at two, have lived with Mr. and Mrs. Fritz of Castro Valley for about two and a half years. They will sail December 29 on the Sierra to Balarat Australia to join an elder sister who has sought them for some time and will provide a home. The Fritz couple relinquish their guardianship at the sister’s urging. Dr and Mrs J W Aird of Proverah will visit the McAuster home on Castra street during the holidays. Mrs Aird, a Hayward girl, once attended the local school.
George Judd of Hayward Highlands, 60, attacked himself with a razor after reportedly suffering a delusion of pursuit. His wife and son intervened, restraining him until neighbors and police aided. Judd later used scissors in a second attempt before medical staff at Oakland Hospital treated his neck wound.
New York December 21 The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company reports an unusual rise in infantile paralysis deaths among industrial policyholders in 1927. For ten months 1927 there were 1.8 deaths per 160000 policyholders, with higher figures possible as weather cools. Across 47 states 2447? cases were logged through October 22. 1926 had 2754 cases nationwide.
County crews gravel and roll two entry roads into Harvard Highlands from Second Street and the Niles highway. The routes form a loop around the old school and are designed to ease rural delivery disrupted by wet conditions, with work ongoing for several months to ensure passability.
Gerald Schwartz, grandson of Ar and Mra C Schwarte, of Redwood Reed, is a recent arrival from bio.
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