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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1929

Page

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City council to discuss diagonal parking and city hall sketches

Whitman to present provisional city hall sketches while the council considers substituting diagonal parking citywide except on a narrow Alameda street. Mayor Wilbur and councilmembers review memorial building plans near Hayward and Berkeley sites, aiming for harmonious design and proper setback.

Ths Castro Main E. FP. Whitman City Hall Thureday Jake Les Wilber Counciman Lester Party Whitman Hayward Alameda Pomparieen Galiané Berkeley Ite Bermeny Whbur Maynard

Resils Beng Le Baynard Schools Readied After Vacation

Resils Beng Le Baynard's high and steamer schools reopen Thursday after a Christmas break. Staff cleaned and repaired facilities during vacation in preparation for the new term. About 700 students expected to register, continuing records from prior terms. The Bret Harte School eighth grade graduation exercises run into next week with a large turnout.

Baynard Steamer Bret Harte

Hayward Forum eyes pavilion at Memorial Park site

Hayward civic group discusses building a pavilion in Memorial park to house pigeon poultry rabbit shows and community recreation. Committees are to study site plans with state highway officials and seek city council consent while arranging financing and potential rental use through events.

Hayward Maynard Russ Markham Alte Placiog Pesenby Samedi B. Parsons Jesse B Holly Charles W. Herer Niles Road ASA Rees Courcilman Lester Petry Mayer Twiteur Jacob Marder Jr Josep T. Sims Bago Barder Wilbox Chogalet Jersey

Veterans Hospital Site Sought for East Bay Area

The effort to locate a new Veterans Hospital in the East Bay intensifies with groups from Alameda and Contra Costa counties backing a site near Hayward. A 130 acre parcel owned by J. H. Strobridge is proposed for the facility, which could bring about $900,000 yearly income to the area. A Veterans Hospital Association meeting is planned at the Panene Memorial building Thursday night with Hayward delegates to coordinate the campaign.

Alcantda Hoover San Franco Bay Alameda Contra Costa United States Veteran Bay Region East Bay Alameda Attal Bea Seyeaiat Les Ct Tr Veterans’ Hospital Association Panene Memorial Building Hayward Hayeard Justice Courtroom

Liquor Case Proceedings Continue In Local Court

The cases of J D Coleman Manuel Cunbs and WW G Miller arrested in an Ashland pool hall raid were continued to next Monday by Judge Nacob Harder. Coleman and Currie free on $1000 bonds pleaded not guilty to liquor possession with nuisance and gambling charges added. Miller held on $109 bail as keeper of a gambling den. Court volume to rise over six months. state patrol cases moved to local court under rotating judges Harder and WJ Gannon. Hayward and San Leandro courts named Tecorios courts. bond totals up to $1600 after a superior court ruling.

J D. Coleman Manuel Cunbs WW. G. Miller Sherif Burton F. Becker Hugo Radbrusch L KE War Patten Ashland Pool Hell Nacob Harder Justice Court Coleman Currie L Lberty Gunka Miller State Tratt Tc Patrol Harder W J. Gannon San Leandro Hayward Tecories

Strubles Skate and Slide in Snow in Truckee Area

Dr and Mrs H P Strubie return from a weeklong vacation visiting relatives in Pearyn and Santa Rose. The trip included time at Soda Springs hotel near Truckee and ice skating on local lakes and skiing at Sugar Bowl mountain with brother George Strable.

Truckee Area H. P. Strubie Dr.Strubdle M. R. Strubie Pearyn

George Hooson Jr. Saves Car From Fire in Bam Cunba

George Hooson Jr the Merchants' Patrol secretary distinguished himself by extinguishing a tire fire in Bam Cunba's automobile in front of the Farm Products Sales company warehouse. A short circuit in the ignition wiring caused the blaze and prevented serious damage with an extinguisher and quick work.

George, Hooson Jr Merchants’ Patrol Bam Cunba Farm Products Sales Company George

No Daily Review Tomorrow for New Tests Day

The note states no Daily Review on New Tests day with only one carrier out of fifteen on deck later afternoon. It predicts many offices closed, few stores open, and news sources scarce, as readers stay home for the holiday while Alere wishes everyone a bright, enjoyable day.

Alere

Funeral services set for late

Funeral services for the late Meyer Suteyer will be held Thursday at 2:30 PM with burial to follow at a local cemetery in Oakland. Mr. Suteyer died recently, and the notice invites mourners to attend in a church setting before interment.

Feneral Oakland Mazer

Country Clabbers Will Dine Dance on New Year's Eve

More than 190 have made reservations for a New Year’s Eve dinner at the Brookshire Country Club Tuesday. A breakfast will feature, followed by an open house gathering Wednesday afternoon and evening. Mrs. L. K. Rosenberg will host at the Hayward club on Wednesday with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stephens Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Al Finger, Belton Fleisher, Thomas Devlin, Ed Fridrich, and Dr. J. M. Scribee r.

Brookshire Country Club L. KR. Rosenberg Hayward Bose A. E. Stephens Ir al Finger Belton Fleisher Thomas Deviin Ed Fridriche J. M. Scribeer

Old Year Ends in Fun for Rotarians

Rotary meeting ends year with humorous committee scramble. Dr W. J. O Connner chaired theday program as chairmen fumbled assignments and failed to name all committee members, yet pressed on with the planned tasks and laughs.

Rotary W. 3 O'Connner Erry Bradford

Local Legion officer mourns death of father in law

Morning at the home of his son Raymond A. Meyer the part commander of the American Legion. Mrs R A Meyer is confined to her home with a cold and fever.

Jonéky Raymond A. Meyer American Legion R. A. Meyer

Longtime Hayward banker celebrates sixty-sixth birthday

Mine Cota Z Parsons of Castro Valley hosts a birthday dinner for L B Parsons at the Parsons home. Guests included four children and spouses, friends, and Captain W H Poundstone. Parsons, born in New York and raised in Saginaw, moved to Castro Valley in 1881, led Bank of Haywards as president for years, and contributed to Foothill Boulevard and Hayward Union High School. He has 18 grandchildren and remains active in civic affairs.

I. B. Pareens Bank of Haywards Cota Z. Parsons Toumastown Obi Parsons Castro ‘Valley Senate Shay L B. Parsons New York Saginaw Michigan Naval Academy Annapolis Maryland Atlantic Elizabeth G. Lamsoe Navy Castro Valley Foothill Boulevard Hayward Union High School Bay Arnnapetis Poundstone Douglas Parker Nise Cora Reamer

Chamber of Commerce to Elect Directors January meeting

The County Fair and other projects are to be discussed as officials prepare for the annual election of Chamber of Commerce directors. Ballots will list 14 candidates for seven seats with a two ballot process, and results are due by February 1 as the chamber starts its new year.

Chamber of Commerce Mardermod Alameda County Ths Ihereins David R. Galbraith W. & Freeman William T. Keighty Victor la Grate Haze Ogeard Citics Frank J. Cunbs Mago Frank J. B. Parsons Frank E. Peera Carl A. Sorancen Arthur Master Jacob Harder Jr Sens I Larde

Mrs Cook Relates Nicaragua Visit Return Details

Mrs Cook and Sea Retern return from a visit in Nicaragua Cay. They met the visis Managea and etc. Mrs Cook is daughter of Mr and Mrs L B Rovenberg of Bay wand. Lieutenant Cook of the U S corps is her husband and father.

Mrs. Cook Sea Retern Nicaragua Cay Jonte Strothers

Maéson Relates Month-Long Visit Then Returns Home

Mire F L Maéson sister of Puscell Cabot has come back from a month with her sister in Jackson Mine. Mex inal daughter Mary Marie remains with her aunt for several weeks. Mrs Stedson found the weather very cold with temperatures around 16 to 12 degrees below zero daily. Public concern grows over these unfolding events.

F. L. Maéson Puscell C. Cabot F. J. Glileapia Jackson Mine Mary Marie Stedson

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