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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
1
A group in Hayward organizes a Christmas outing for about 200 children from low income families to Dublin canyon’s Pergola restaurant. Mr and Mrs Hammontree plan to host a grand Xmas dinner, with autos to transport the youngsters from 8 Street School grounds and local clubs aiding the effort.
Earl S Lemon of upper street, a chicken raiser, has erected several modern and up-to-date brood houses as additions to his existing buildings. He owns valuable chicks and the new houses will greatly aid his operation.
The Oliver family earned two Turks at a West Hayward Improvement Club whist party held at the Osceol hall. A. S. Goulardt of Centerville claimed one feathered sobbler. Other prizes went to multiple winners including Mrs W K Swickart and Frank Vaz among many, with a substantial lunch and later dancing. The next meeting is scheduled for January 13 at the Osage.
SAN FRANCISCO December 24 California insists on turkey for Thanksgiving yet Christmas shoppers can use any fowl. Market quotes show young dressed turkeys at 33 to 35 cents per pound today, down from 39 to 62 cents per pound on November 23.
The Lions Club raised 125 dollars at a recent meeting to fund Christmas gifts for Hayward children. Over two dozen sweaters and as many pairs of shoes were distributed to needy kids under William Burchill's direction, as President Van Burke described the club's gift to the community. The group will escort 200 youths to a Christmas dinner at the Pergola in Dublin Canyon hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hammontree.
The Rotary club fixes its weekly meeting for Monday December 28 at the Masonic Temple with an interesting program led by Eddie Macabee and Andy Sorensen. The next day a group including E W Burr J Daniel J Kelly and Welcome Freeman goes to Pittsburgh for the citys Rotary charter presentation.
Coastal experts predict Washington Huskies to beat Alabama Crimson Tide in the New Year’s Day Pasadena classic. Reports from San Francisco to Portland frame the Huskies as favored under warmer conditions, with notes on weather as a potential factor and quotes from Glenn Warner and others.
Louis Bohnitz of Hayward recalls a vanished rural life he describes as the old days with horses as his faithful helpers. He laments faster modern life and automobiles, preferring a farm run by working horses and simple, traditional values.
Miss Laura Sousa and Bert Eperson will wed this evening in a Catholic church with Reverend Viladomat officiating. Both are from Cherryland and enjoy local backing from Haywardites and nearby townspeople. Mr. Eperson works at the Chevrolet factory and plans to continue there. A large family gathering is set for Saturday night December 26 at the bride’s home with many relatives invited. The couple intends to settle in the area.
Rev A P Orth delivers his final sermon as Hayward Congregational pastor at Sunday evening service. Holy Communion and new member reception at morning service. Dible School 10 am Young People 6 30 pm. Christian Endeavor officers to be installed. Weather fair.
A group of young people with elder church members will tour the city tonight singing Christmas carols. They depart from the Presbyterian church around 11 and travel in cars provided by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Young and the Ashtons. Corrinne Cotterel, a high school graduate, is president of the Presbyterian young folks club with Gretta Piety and Ruth Wietzel aiding in preparations.
Mrs Mc Graw of Oakland district deputy of the Catholic Daughters of America prints a corrected roster of newly elected officers. Names include Mae Machado as Past Grand Regent Elizabeth Lopes as Grand Regent Rose Smith as Vice Regent Genevieve McKeever as Lecturer Marguerite Massa as Prophetess Mary McKeever as Financial Secretary Emma Pereira as Treasurer Alice Pimentel as Historian May Mitchell as Monitor Anna Silver as Sentinel Inez Caldeira as Pianist Elsie Ferreira as Right Guide Custodia Rogers as Left Guide Amelia Andrade as Banner Bearer Kate Martina Louise Dias Rose King Mary Silveira May Minto Mary Tafiro Chaplain Reverend James Vilado-Mat.
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