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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1925

Page

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City Outlines New Castro Street Electric Line Track Plan

City Attorney C W White told the council Castro Street needs repair due to rough conditions from old Hightrails and weak Key system foundations. He proposed writing officials to describe local conditions and request action, possibly removing the track and replacing ties and rails. mayor may be asked to intervene.

Castro Street Key System Hayward C. W White White Robert Kolze Kolze Jesse Haley Main Charles Heyer M. G. Riggs Belmar Street

Drunken Rider of Horse Arrest Sparks California Claim

Modesto and Hayward officials clash over an alleged first in California arrest for riding a horse while intoxicated. I H Happ was arrested in Modesto on a reckless riding charge as officials in Hayward claimed the honor, citing earlier case of John Fernandes of Castro Valley in the same crime.

Modesto Hayward I. H. Happ California John Fernandes Castro Valley Aledesto

Legion Prepares Big SmokER Event At Hayward Hall

Hayward Post No 64 American Legion plans a Friday smokers night at Native Sons Hall featuring a visit by District Attorney Earl Warren and deputies. Gene Sullivan organized four boxing bouts and ex leader John Mitchell will share notes. A banquet closes the evening as many ex service men attend.

Gene Sullivan Earl Warren Hayward Post No. 6 American Legion Native Sons Hall Warren

Rain totals lift Hayward crops as showers persist

Over an inch of rain drenched the Hayward district during the recent storm bringing 1.18 inches more and pushing the season total to 10.86 inches. Weather reports from Hayward Union High School station say rainfall is now near normal and will likely continue, boosting fruit trees and overall agricultural value, with growers noting improved soil moisture and promising prospects for a prosperous year.

Hayward Hayward Union High School California Hie Ming

Hayward Chamber of Commerce Banquet Set for Feb 12

The Hayward Chamber of Commerce prepares its annual community dinner on February 12 at Native Sona hall with seating for about 490. The program features several speakers and entertainment led by committee chair Carol B. Kelly and others from local schools.

Hayward Chamber of Commerce Sona Hall Carol B. Kelly Marian Handy Hayward Union High School Anne Obermutler Hayward Grammar School J. B. Hollingshead

Athletic Night Planned by W.O.W at Hayward Hall

Hayward lodge of the Woodmen of the World plans an athletic night for February 17 at Peak of Hayward Hall. Program includes boxing, wrestling and stunt acts. Consul commander Nels Nelson is coordinating with Miles Hearrington for preparations.

Hayward Lodge Woodmen of the World Hayward Hall Nels Nelson Miles Hearrington Betn

Mission Death In A Mission Vault Of Old California Nobility

The tale recounts Don Setro Higuera and his wife Clara, once rulers of Warm Springs Spanish lands, awaiting death beside a double vault at Mission San Jose. After Don Setro's death, his widow declined, dying in poverty and unmarked in a county pauper grave, her identity fading from memory.

John A. Leal Old Mission San Jose Warm Springs Clara Don Setro Donested Earth

West Hayward Improvement Club Holds First Annual Banquet

The West Hayward Improvement Club hosts its first annual banquet on Saturday night February 7 at the Civic League hall with dinner at 6 o clock. Retiring president Ralph Reed will toastmaster. Hal Angus will sing and a string orchestra will provide music. The event reflects rapid growth from 20 to 86 members and notes efforts toward federating women’s clubs in the district. Tickets are available at 503 Castro Street. Eden township residents may attend.

West Hayward Improvement Club Civic League Hall Ralph Reed Hal Angus F. P. Hann J. E. Hoyt R. C. Twaddle Hayward Castro Street Eden Township

Resort Owners Pay Possession Fine

IJsues and Marie Williams proprietors of the Jack O'Lantern a resort near the county hospital were fined 300 and 150 respectively for possessing liquor when they appeared before Judge Harder for sentence. Dominic Vito said to be the bartender of the establishment was given a week's continuance during which an investigation of his character and activities will be taken.

Ijsues Marie Willams Jack O’lantern

Ashland Club to stage vaudeville and dance February 14 1925

Ashland Progressive Community Club announces a grand vaudeville show followed by a dance in the school auditorium on Saturday evening February 14 1925. Earlier dances continue weekly on Thursdays at I. D. BE. 5 Hall Laurel Avenue Ashland, near Lent season windup. Curtain at 7 p.m. Shows are part of a season culminating February 19 1925.

Ashland Progressive Community Club Ashland Laurel Avene

Night in Hawaii Here Saturday Night

Tomorrow evening February 7 Native Sons Hall hosts A Night in Hawaii in Hayward led by Mrs Haas. Palms and color towers transform the hall with hostesses in vivid dress. Hawaiian music by the Pacific Quartet and two dance numbers. Prizes announced and proceeds go to Hill and Valley chair building fund. Admission 50 cents. Tickets at Miss Klippel or committee members.

Native Sons Hall Hawaii Haas Hayward Wlfare Tair Hawaii Pacific Kelley Jade Ting Hill and Valley

Neighbors Host Social Night at Poinsetta Camp

Members of the Royal Neighbors of America Poinsetta camp enjoyed a social night last Tuesday. Mrs. Julia Alves and Mrs. Emma Peretta led the committee. Attendees wore costumes, each bringing a luncheon for an entertaining program.

Royal Neighbors of America Poinsetta Camp Julia Alves Emma Peretta

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