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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
6
The construction of the addition to the Odd Fellows Lodge hall on Main Street is being rushed to the greatest possible extent, per W. C. James, committee chair overseeing the project. The report was presented at the latest meeting.
James stated the lodge held last Monday night as the foundation is laid and most of the framework erected. When finished the project is projected to cost about 15000 dollars.
Social dance hosted by the ladies of U P P E C at Native Sons Hall on February 14. Gents pay 75 cents, ladies admitted free.
The newly elected officers of the Woodmen of the World lodge in Hayward include Charles Couser as past consul president Miles D Harrington as adviser lieutenant 7 E Nelson as consul commander Pee H Doll as escort Louis Alves as watchman Arthur Beam as banker and Elmer Welsh as clerk.
The Ashland Improvement Club schedules a Wednesday February 18 program in the local school auditorium with sketches such as A Day In a Police Court featuring Henry Wehner and A Political Mixup, plus a dance with Perry's Five Aces. Cast includes R W Reed G Allen W Shiells H Wehner J Bohrer C Bohrer L E Ferera M Ferera Rose Ferera Garce Perry J R Sampson. A February 21 social dance with Perry's Five Aces follows as the last before Lent. Committee C Bohrer L E Perera George Allen.
A representative from the internal revenue department in San Francisco will be at the Bank of Hayward for three days February 11 13 and 14 to help local residents file income tax returns. He will answer questions on rulings and regulations and address other tax problems.
A 14 year old boy, Earl Poore, remains missing from Niles after fleeing his home during the firemen's ball. Parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Poore grieve as police in California search nationwide for the runner who was seen in Los Angeles by a relative before vanishing again.
A deciued increase in grammar school savings in the Hayward district amounts to nearly 206 percent, reported by F B Leonard of the Bank of Italy branch. The bank handles many youngsters accounts with about 2000 deposited. Schools served include Castro Valley, Palomares, Independent, Mount Eden, Valle Vista, Murray township, and St Marys convent in San Leandro.
Pleasanton Grammar school will show motion pictures of boys agricultural club work next Tuesday evening in an open meeting. Bayview Farm Bureau Center meets Tuesday at eight at Bayview school. A planned consolidation with Castro center aims for a single large meeting in Hayward. Castro Valley Farm Bureau Center holds regular meeting Monday at eight at Castro Valley school to discuss water supply and poultry topics.
Court Hayward 192 A will receive Holy Communion in a body at the 30 mass Sunday February. A social Valentine dance and program will be held at Bank of Haywards Hall on February 19 with guests from Holy Name Society Senior and Junior Branch and Knights of Columbus. Hayward volunteers note charity given last year and anticipate participation in the National Convention in San Francisco and the California state convention in Long Beach.
A directive instructs staff to run the Review Classified column daily beginning on Monday February Sth. The note emphasizes consistent publication cadence and adherence to the daily schedule.
William Trimmer doing business as Automotive Service at 1040 B Street Hayward California holds a lien for storage labor and materials on Johns Rogers motor cycle and accessories the C1JD9323 motorcycle with license 21 model for 94 15 due over 20 days. Sale set for Tuesday February 10 1925 at 9 am at IMOB Street Hayward to satisfy lien and sale costs with proceeds applied accordingly.
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