05 Feb 1930
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1930
Page
1
The Rhubarb Growers association opened its doors Wednesday in Central California. Foreman George Nomicse reports 166 boxes received on opening day with shipments expected to increase. The group aims to consign over 400 carloads to eastern markets this year, about 20 percent above last year.
Fragmented report notes debate over site designation with references to Suenroste and Camp Kearney. Named individuals include Laura Whipple and W. H. Ford amid mixed expert input and advisory comments. The text hints at favorable surveys for Camp Kearney and uncertain prospects.
Boadicea Jameson of the Christian Assembly of San Jose speaks on healing without material means at 8 in the Green Shutter hotel parlors. The talk highlights daily Baynard meetings and practical application of healing principles. Public access to the events and related Unity literature will be available for sale.
The Gastro Valley Improvement club held a Monday whist party at the schoolhouse. a large crowd participated in card play directed by P. H. Hoare and club members. Proceeds supported school grounds upgrades with numerous prizes awarded and high score honors noted.
Residents in the district between Mount Keen and Rusestt Cy petition to close the restoration plant of DB Stene & Men near the neighborhood. The petition to be reviewed by the county board on Tuesday. Nearby residents urge a public welfare inquiry into the plant and its operations.
Colonel Michael To proposes the Horware post of the American Legion enter dahlia bulbs to plant a garden plot and compete with other posts at the San Leandro exhibit. He intends the post or a member to plant and rake the flowers and enter them for judging. A trophy is to be offered to the post with the best exhibit. Major Alvin Colburn, regimental fasisador of the 15th Infantry, will discuss World War I experiences at the meeting.
Mrs Mattie A Downs mother of Mrs William Stebbins died Wednesday at the Uebbins home on Russell Way. Funeral services are set for Friday at 10 in the Soreneen Brothers mortuary with inurnment at the Oakland columbarium, burial at Fall City Nebraska.
At 206 Watkins Street Leslie Feratere Hoard announce a February sale at Lestig Store featuring 1600 rolls of mineral surface asphalt roofing at 1.98 a roll, below wholesale. The emporium promises numerous bargains on appliances tools and home items with substantial savings during the annual sale event.
An ad seeks a night or day telephone service expert with steady electricity access. Prospective sellers are urged to provide a reasonable quote and contact Maynard at 606 W for details. This notice promises a valuable bargain for the right buyer.
The East Alameda PTA council plans a full day event at Pieascoten grammar school on February 26 to mark the 320th anniversary of the national PTA. Highlights include an educational art exhibit with Berkeley art museum works and a Junior Red Cross display. Notables and local educators attend, with activities from 10:90 to 8:80 and a box lunch at 1 o'clock.
Soares plans a Saturday opening for a new Soares feed store in Niles replacing the Duarte location in the Helwig LeGrave market building. The store, operated by M. & Soares since 1938, pledges high quality at low prices with courteous quick service and has several special bargains for the opening day.
A fragment mentions Mr and Mrs Charles, the Greneweet family, and a figure named Orvan in Vieatia with unclear roles. The readable bits imply a familial reference without a clear event or date.
Dr Henry Goddard Leach editor of the Forum magazine declared that American women surrender to Darls fashion dictates as a patriotic stance, signaling cultural trends discussed by the publication.
Three major league players and a Pacific Coast league man join the opposition to be met by the Baynard Merchants Sunday at Alvarado. Merchants manager John Mitchell promises another surprise for Hayward fans as Red Bigelow and Dutch Roetucker lead the pitching staff.
The Odd Fellows and one day of winter sports are planned for members of the Bebeieh and O84 Fellows lodges in the Tesenite valley Sender. They will depart Boywerd at 2 a.m. and travel to chhaismae for the day. Mrs. and Mr. Valen and several friends may join the Saturday departure with the group returning Sunday evening. The day promises ice and snow activities.
A United Press Special report discusses naval disarmament, noting nations specify needs voluntarily and no mandate exists for equalization. France seeks parity with Britain and the U.S. while Japan aims for a 70 percent ratio. talks on battleship limits and a holiday extension to 1936 continue amid hopes for a broader accord.
February 5 Newark report notes a Valentine whist party at Father Bray’s St. Edward's church home on February 14. Mrs. John F. Bilvey and Miss Josephine West with other parishioners aim for success and prize donations.
The director of motor vehicles reports 1929 license fee collections totaling 3,390,370 dollars apportioned to counties and the state revenue department. About 4,195,28 dollars go to counties while the remainder supports the state body. The distribution reflects a record apportionment driven by vehicle registrations totaling 13,626,363 and 267,036 more vehicles than 1928.
A healthy boy was born Tuesday evening at Hayward General Hospital, bringing joy to the Tele G Simpson household and marking a happy addition to the family.
Atherton 127 Hiving at SST¢ Loerel street and Heary Cirée 11 of 703 119th street were indicted for robbery and assault in a service station holdup at Warm Springs Oakland. They faced $35000 cash bond after grand jury returned the indictment. The youths reportedly admitted their part and were captured hours after a Friday night battle with the bandits. A deputy sheriff noted the weapon and vowed to use force in future incidents.
Mrs Helen Brown leads a message on voter registration stressing the civic duty to cast a ballot. It notes that aliens in progress toward citizenship and felons may be restricted, but otherwise registration should not be denied and non registration is a civic dereliction.
A garbled item notes a majestic line at the Auschildt store with mentions of music steve and a manager named Hanewitdt. The fragment hints at price ranges, finishes, and capacities but lacks clear details or context. The passage preserves entities like Wes Wade and Gaivert but remains unclear overall.
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