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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1926

Page

2

Hayward Twenty-Thirties Banquet Delights Santa Guests

Thirty boys and girls aged five to sixteen from assisted families enjoyed a Christmas banquet at the Villa Grill hosted by Hayward's Twenty-Thirty Club. Santa gave each child a stocking, a sweater, and toys from dolls to trains, with Associated Charities aiding.

Villa Grill Oopsule Cee Santa Claus Leigh Santa Wasaine Frank Sterling Doughty Santa Citus Dick Daniel Beli Dick Miss Ledig Miss Hutchins Associated Charities al Fraga Martian Spangler

Hayward Bride to Leave for Eugene Oregon

Lorraine Thomas, formerly Miss Thomas, is honored by Native Daughters in Namie Sons Hall before departing for Eugene Oregon. Friends presented her with a set of salad forks and staged a small party at Abe women’s store on B Street near Main.

Lorraine Thomas Lford Blowers Namie Sons Hall Eugene Oregon Blower Miss Kuppel Abe Women B Street Main

Dinner Enjoyed By Methodist Men’s Club

The cth odist Men’s Service club met Tuesday night at the Methodist church for dinner prepared by the Women’s Aid committee. Dr. Adam C. Bain of Berkeley gave a lecture on the Spirit of the Church. The club reports strong interest and plans for future events.

Methodist Church Women's Aid Committee Adam C. Bain Berkeley Methodist Men's Club

Gifts Presented to Kammerer and Nelson by Methodist Choir

W B Kammerer and Phillip Nelson received gifts from the church choir last evening at Lodden church practice. Kammerer got a formal pen and Nelson a watch chain in appreciation of their efforts for the church.

W. B. Kammerer Phillip Nelson Methodist Church Lodden Mr. Kammerer Fonnlamn Peo Mr. Nelson

Garin Heads to Mexico for Two-Week Visit

Andrew Garin of this city departed last week for Mexico for a two week stay combining business and pleasure. L. B. Perry of the San Francisco Telephone and Telegraph company is in Hayward planning an indefinite visit. Lieutenant G. J. Cheatham, formerly stationed at Mare Island, spent four days in Baynard at the Green Shutter hotel.

Andrew Garin Mexico L. B. Perry San Francisco Telephone and Telegraph Company Hayward G. J. Cheatham 5 N Mare Island Baynard Green Shutter Hotel

California Paradise for Motor Cars Drives State Growth

California, with its ideal year round climate, leads the nation in car ownership and motoring. The state draws drivers from across the U S and abroad, aided by vast highways and rising Chevrolet production as dealer prosperity grows through 1926 and 1927.

California Liiten Hayward Garden of Eden

Candle Memory Sparks Late Night Talk

Florence Harris Wells recalls a New Year’s eve with Bob Stevens. They discuss a bayberry candle and its supposed health, wealth, and happiness symbolism. Conversation reflects on rushing through life, waiting for time to think, and a grandmother’s quiet wisdom shaping their reflections.

Bob Stevens Ron Bob Tibesia Arandmother

Reminiscence of Charles Carroll in Early America

The passage recalls visits to Charles Carroll navigator of the Declaration era. Carroll, in his nineties, remains alert and sociable, hosting guests with Mr Gallatin at Mr. Caton's. He boasts a vigorous pace and courtly manners, defying age, while Josiah Quincy notes his habit of greeting guests and ensuring every guest is seen.

Charles Carroll Gallatin Carroll Sie Ceni Crom Josiah Quincy

Candles versus electric glare in a family chat

In a fragmented 1920s Western Newspaper account, Bob and Tiare debate shifting from harsh electric light to softer candlelit living. They reflect on self control and choosing thoughtful action over impulsive living as they discuss lighting and future changes.

Bob Fim Iutoms

Big Addition to Sprague Sells Plan Expands Factory

The Sprague Sells company completes a 100 foot brick expansion at Harvard's Sprague Sells plant adding a west entry track for shipping and enabling larger production. Walter King says the three factories—Hoopeston Illinois Hayward California and Buffalo New York—cover cannery dairy and fruit packing machinery with offices nationwide. The firm, moved from San Jose earlier, employs draftsmen and wood tool departments to create moulds for molten metal, with cans processed at two per second and new models continually improved for use in canning plants.

Sprague- Sells Company Harvard Ins Ofvaimies Sprague-Sells Company San Jose S. PB B Street Hoopeston Buffalo N. XK United States Walter King Shin Caonslantic Hayward Hoopes +on

New Chevrolet Sales Executive Appointed Assistant GM

H B H irant announces the appointment of A W L Gilpin as assistant general sales manager to aid Chevrolet in a busy year. Gilpin will oversee Chicago and Cincinnati regions while C E Davison handles Flint and Tarrytown and H J Klingler manages St Louis and Oakland. Gilpin brings experience from dealer, retail and wholesale roles and prior work as Ford assistant general sales manager.

HB. H. Isrant Gener.l Toder AW. L. Gilpin Gilpin C. E. Davisson H. J. Slingler Chevrolet Techainme c Restons Gilpie

Sweet Revenge Mose Jacksons Separated and Hidden Theft

A neighbor witnesses Mose Jackson slipping over a back fence and carrying a wash tub toward a wood shed. The widower confirms a woman is involved, with a tense exchange about gifts and a potential affair as suspicions rise among neighbors.

Mose

Local Visitors Include Turner and Frayer Travelers

Mr and Mrs Percy Turner of Talare visited the city while J Frayer of San Joas spent several days in Harvard during the past week.

Percy Turner Talare J. Frayer San Joas Harvard

Machinery List From Epragne Sells Company

Machinery designed and made by the Epragne Sells company includes toma co crushers exhaust boxes box mailing machines box end painters graders drainers and cappers.

Epragne-Sells Company Tomaco

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