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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1929

Page

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New Year Observances And Local Developments In Hayward

New Year events include Methodist Church mortgage burning and Presbyterian nuptials for Eva Land and Harold Heiser. Hayward reports growth with new stores, expanded fire alarm work, Rose Acres paving, and plans for a city hall. Community groups advance social life with Hayward Forum and Knights of Pythias.

Eva Land Harold Heiser Castro Street Rose Acres Jones & Klug Prospect Hill Mata Prospect Hayward Highlands Hayward Forum Hayward San Francisco Strindberg Hant Brothers California Conserving Company Masters Furniture Dohp Gamble Cta George G. Saywell ODD Fellows Hall Rebskab Odd Fellows Lodges L O. O. F. Hall Louis W. Cole Heebekaks Lodge Booth Hayward Improvement Club South Hayward Presbyterian Church Catherine Brownell

Valley Firemen Masque Ball Planned for January 25

The Castro Valley fire department announces a masquerade ball to be held at Castro Valley schoolhouse the night of January 25 with costume prizes. Plans to be refined at the January 7 meeting. event aims to be one of the season’s largest social affairs in the area.

Castro Valley Timte

Building a New Church Highlighted at Dania Hall

Rev Robert L McHatton urged buying a lot and building a church during a council meeting and dinner at Dania hall. Rev J A Shoptaugh reported progress and new members. Rev Paul Reager spoke on a working church program. Roscoe Smith recited a poem, reports showed strong finances, and church officers filled several roles.

A Permanent Christian Church Tm Hayward Robert L. McHatton Councal Dania Hall J. A. Shoptaugh Preventienter Iid Progress of Work Paul Reager First Christian Church Oakland Roscoe Smith Fruitvale Riley Aunt Mary's Nell Auwers Are Leora Phil Ups Nel Auwers Clarence Beebe Thomas Green E -H. Cook Mr. Smith Ed Hizer Mra William O'Callaghan Auwert Beebe Mra. Cook

Man injury in two-car collision at Crow Canyon and Dublin Canyon

Two automobiles collided at the Crow Canyon and Dublin Canyon roads intersection Sunday evening. Lee Perraud of San Francisco was injured in the crash with Mrs J. E. Reese as a party. Perraud suffered cuts bruises and two fractured ribs and was taken to the hospital by J. W. Moore of Oakland.

Crow Canyon Dublin Canyon Lee Perraud San Francisco

Unclaimed Bank Deposits Hit California Banks

Depositors in California hold $846,23 in unclaimed funds. The Hibernia Savings and Loan Society reports the largest pool of unclaimed accounts totaling over $37,606. The top individual balance is $3,896, linked to a seaman who deposited $4,060 in 1903 and earned more than $4,006 in interest.

Francisco California Hibernia Servings and Loan Society

Hayward Poultry Meeting Urgently Called January 7 1526

Hayward Poultry Producers Buyers League issues a mass meeting notice for January 7 at 7 58 P.M. in the Castro Valley school auditorium. Chas F Suse presides as founder and organizer with J A Due as temporary secretary treasurer. Also notes Albany visitors Mr and Mrs L. 4 Annandale and daughter Jeanne guests of Mr and Mrs James Young.

Hayward Castro Valley Hayward Poultry Producers Buyers’ League Chas. F. Suse Hayward Poultry Producers’ Assn J. A. Due Annandale Jeanne Albany James Young

Hayward Forum Talks State Progress and County Fair Plans

Monday night forum in Hayward features California Dairy Council official Roth and Chamber of Commerce manager Graham to discuss industrial progress and a proposed central pavilion for flower shows rabbit shows and a future county fair. Discussion expected on site and funding options with city leaders. Sacramento reports no 1930 special session for investigations as funds run low.

Hayward Forum Cat Roth California Dairy Council Graham State Chamber of Commerce Hayward Ste Federted Improvement Clubs Sacramento United Press California Young A. R. Heron A. 8. Webb

Poultryman Shoots Self at Home in Castro Valley

Willem Diehl, 62, a well known resident of Castro Valley, reportedly shot himself in the head with a .32 caliber rifle at his Stanton road home before Monday noon. He was taken to General hospital by Pratt ambulance and is expected to recover. Despondency and ill health cited as causes.

Frederick William Browsing Hayward Southern Pacific Hospital San Francisco Browning California League of Municipalities Abbergavenny England University of Edinburgh Gai Fratcies Willem Diehl Woslerman Castro Valley Stanton Road General Hospital Pratt Ambulance Service Diehl

Attractive Window Show at Roberts Implement Company

A holiday window display at Roberts Implement on Main Street features a long dining table with a white damask cloth. Hand-painted china from the Jorgensen art shop of Oakland and Rogers university pattern silver set the table, against Latin finish pink glassware. Holly and festive decor add color, with New Year accents like horns and noise-makers.

Roberts Implement Company Main Street China Studio Jorgensen Art Shop Oakland Rogers University

Woman wounded by stray bullet in San Francisco

Mrs Mary Miller was shot in her shoulder by a stray bullet fired at birds by a boy hunter while she stood at her home. The bullet hit her as she bent over a washtub. Buddy Vierra, 10, who was shot while trying to protect a wounded seagull, lies in critical condition. Police questioned 15 year old Robert Atagnero who admitted shouting at birds. Five .22 calibre guns were confiscated to trace the shooter.

San Francisco United Press Mary Miller Buddy Vierra Robert Atagnero

California Population Estimates Rise Slightly in 1929

California's population is estimated at 5,769,568 for 1929, up from 6,681,980 in 1928, based on 1920 census data adjusted by county ratios linked to elementary school attendance. City figures show Oakland dropping from 286,273 in 1928 to 34,157 in 1929, a decline of over two thousand.

Sacramento U. P Tia California State Department of Education Walter Morgan State Division of Research and Statistics Oakland

Bardit Trio Hold Up Station In Salinas

In Salinas three young men dressed in black leather coats robbed a service station today. They held up the attendant and his companion then fled with money. One assailant beat the victims with a hose.

Salinas U. P

Supreme Court Review Sought in Liquor Conspiracy Case

The justice department announced it would ask the U S Supreme Court to review a Pennsylvania federal court ruling on whether a liquor purchaser can be prosecuted for conspiracy to transport liquor. The issue centers on criminal conspiracy liability in liquor traffic cases.

Washington Des U. P Justice Department Today United States Supreme Court Pennsylvania

Dry raids seize bootlegging spots in Bay Area

San Francisco and Santa Rosa raids net ten men and one woman accused of illegal liquor operations. The sweep targets five San Francisco outlets and three Santa Rosa locations, with a home goods angle noted in the report and inventory to follow as shops prepare for sale.

San Francisco U. P Santa Rosa

Oakland Night Watch Meeting At Bel Ninth Street

An invitation from headquarters and the local Salvation Army invites Captain and Mrs. Harry Larsen to a joint night watch with the Oakland corps at Bel Ninth street Oakland. No meeting will be held here.

Salvation Army Harry Larsen Night Watch Oakland Corps Bel Ninth Street Oakland

Livermore Boxer Battles Tonight in Arcadia Pavilion

Promoter Louis Parente presents a 16 round main event at the Oakland Arcadia Pavilion with Mex Baer of Livermore facing Tony Fuente a veteran of over 150 bouts. Earlier on the card are Jack Lee and Kenneth Lee in lighter bouts and a curtain raiser featuring Young Aguinaldo and Tiger Limes.

Russ Allen Mex Baer Livermore Neck of the Woods Tony Fuente Husky Mexican Louis Parente Oakland Arcadia Pavilion Fuente Jana Seeker Mexans Oakland Mpressario Wilson Yarbo Chicago Jack Lee Kenneth Lee Jack Siki Hane Birkie Perpetual Motion Will Paul Regalta Young Aguinaldo Tiger Limes Max

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