Work Rush Underway On Abe Lodge Building
The construction of Abe Lodge, the focal building on Main Street, is being rushed to the greatest possible extent. W. C. James, chair of the supervising committee, announced the progress at the meeting.
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
5
The construction of Abe Lodge, the focal building on Main Street, is being rushed to the greatest possible extent. W. C. James, chair of the supervising committee, announced the progress at the meeting.
The lodge held last Monday night. The foundation has been laid and major portions of the framework erected. The improvement when complete will cost about 15000 dollars.
The U P P E C ladies announce a social dance on February 14 at the Native Sons Hall. Gents pay 75 cents, ladies attend free as a complimentary gesture.
The newly elected officers of the Woodmen of the World lodge in Hayward are Charles Conser past consul president Miles D Harrington adviser lieutenant N B Nelson consul commander Phil H Doll escort Louis Aives watchman Arthur Beam banker Elmer Welsh clerk.
On February 18 the Ashland Improvement Club will stage a dramatic entertainment and dance in the local school auditorium with sketches such as A Day In a Police Court led by Henry Wehner and A Political Mixup. Afterward a dance will feature Perry's Five Aces. Cast includes Mr. and Mrs. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Shiells, Webner, Bohrer, Ferera, Jerry, and Sampson. A social dance follows on February 21 with music by Perry's Fire Aces.
A representative from the internal revenue department San Francisco office will be at the Bank of Hayward next week to assist residents in filing income tax returns. He will be in Hayward February 11 13 and 14 to answer questions about rulings and regulations and help solve tax problems.
A missing 14 year old, Earl Poore, from Niles remains unlocated as his worried parents mourn his absence. After fleeing during the firemen's ball, he was briefly found in Los Angeles by a relative before vanishing again. California police are on the lookout for him.
F B Leonard of the Bank of Italy Branch reports a near 200 percent rise in savings by children in Hayward district grammar schools. Deposits total about 320,006 across Castro Valley Palomares In dependent Mount Eden Valle Vista Murray township and St Marys convent in San Leandro.
Farm Bureau notes say boys agricultural club films will be shown at Pleasanton Grammar School next Tuesday evening in an open meeting. Bayview center to discuss consolidating with Castro center for a single large meeting in Hayward. Castro Valley Center sets a Monday meeting at Castro Valley School to discuss poultry and other topics.
IC D A will receive Holy Communion in a body at 8 30 mass Sunday February 8 in honor of their 12th anniversary A social Valentine dance and Program will be held February 9 at Bank of Haywards Hall Guests include the Senior and Junior Branch of the Holy Name Society and the Knights of Columbus The group notes charity and plans for participation in the National Convention in San Francisco and the state convention in Long Beach California
A daily instruction to begin using the Review Classified column every day starting Monday February 9th, outlining a routine for ongoing coverage and listings.
William Trimmer doing business as Automotive Service at 1040 8 Street Hayward California files a lien for storage service labor and material on John Rogers motor cycle 21 model license unknown. The lien totals 4.15 dollars with 20 days overdue and a public auction will be held February 6 1925 at 40 B Street Hayward to satisfy the lien and costs with proceeds applied.
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