Hayward Union High Wins County Championship Run
Hayward High School Varsity and Class B teams coached by Kay win Southern Alameda county titles by defeating Amador High School 33 to 13 and 15 to 10 at Hayward. They prepare for away games at Richmond and a Friday Berkeley final. Founders Day events honor founders and trustees with speakers Mrs Holcomb and Mrs Graffer amid alumni reunion and lunch. Refreshments offered for 10 cents.
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Hayward Union
HI School
P.T.A
Berkeley
Wallops
Amador High School
Pleasanton
Alameda County
Richmond
Hayward High School
Kay
Amader High School
wHl
Hayward
Harry Vertrees
George Sanford
Amador
Sox
Lewis Inck
Dobie
National Congress of Parent
G. A. Annand
H. Eden
W. Smith
C. Gorrie
G. Forth
H. J Holcomb
L. C. Graffer
Oakland Federation
National Congress
Washington, D. C
Theodora Binney
Marietta, Ga
National Congress of Parent-Teachers
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Hayward building trades group forms local exchange
The Hayward Building Market Company directors including Earl Thompson Rosen sburg & Co. Carl Sorenson and James Wellison convene at the American Legion Hall to choose officers and a site for an office and display room. Aiming to show a complete building range, a secretary will assist members and the public.
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Ww. Safes
IGE
Valley
Earl Jompson
Tilden Lumnge’Co
L. BR. É Erg
Rosensburg & Co
Carl Sorenson
E. C. Whpthan
James Wellison
Hayward Chamber,of Commerce
Legion Hall
paMile Ates
Highlands Saturday Night Dance at The Haywards Club
The Highlands Improvement club plans a Saturday dance on February 12 in celebration of Lincoln's birthday Valentine’s Day and the Washington anniversary. Nune's orchestra will provide music and the event invites the public to join in the social fun traditionally spread over three occasions.
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Haywards Highlands
Comedy-Drama to Open Friday Night Free to Public
A Presbyterian singer presents Comedy-Drama free to the public Friday night. Thirteen characters with 13 laughs each perform for about one hour and fifteen minutes starting around 7 45. The show is staged by the Hasejo Bible class for entertainment and invites all in the community.
Hayward Club Pushes Enlarged City Boundaries
The Hayward Improvement Club plans a major push this year to inform residents about annexation. Leaders say they will present all facts on whether Hayward should expand its limits, inviting public discussion and opposing viewpoints to build a well informed public will. Frank Hann, president, emphasizes annexation as the focus of upcoming meetings.
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Hayward
Hayward Improvement Club
Publc
Frank Hann
Ill at Hayward Hospital Among Local Residents
Alvarado man ill at Hayward General under care of Dr. Mangan and Dr. Law. Peter Brown, prominent Alvarado farmer, hospitalized with serious condition. J J Santos, Miles merchant, also confined at Hayward General under Dr. Anderson. K Orrillano of Centerville recovering from leg fracture after auto crash. Ray Cunha of Centerville convalescing after appendectomy. Manuel Madeiros recuperating from stomach operation by Dr. Azevedo.
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Peter Brown
Alvarado
Hayward General Hospital
R. M. Mangan
Hayward
Charles G. Law
Niles
J. J. Santos
Miles
Anderson
Irvington
Orrillano
Centerville
Beam in serious condition at Central hospital
Arthur W. Beam remains in serious condition at Central hospital amid complications from a bad condition involving unsatisfactory vessels and a risk of limb loss. He has been confined at home for weeks and is widely missed from public and private activities as friends hope for his recovery.
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Arthur W. Beam
Central Hospital
Beam
Roberts on Sick List at Roberts Implement Co
D. R. Roberts of Roberts Implement Company has been ill with a grip like illness and stayed home for a few days. He is recovering and expected to return to work soon as a energetic businessman.
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D. R. Roberts
Roberts Implement Company
Mr. Roberts
D. R
League Women Luncheon Highlights Civic Talks and Plans
The Civile League hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering at the American Legion hall with Mrs. Helen Sweet Arpleda outlining humanitarian legislation under consideration. Topics included crippled children education facilities, drug rehab, and an industrial farm for women offenders. Directors and guests discussed allied measures by the League of Women Voters plus property rights and education reorganization. An auto caravan to the State Legislature is planned for mid March with open invites for all interested.
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The
Civile League
American Legion Hall
Corda Beard
Helen Sweet Arpleda
Alameda County Welfare League
Culd
Pp. T. A
Dire
L. M. Turner
League
League of Women Voters
State Department of Education
Carolyn Krogh
Dorothy Turner
Miss Turner
Christian
McBarron
MacMillan
Josephine Kaney
Myra.Kyser
Mra. Hursh
H. B. Rogers
Gracey
Mra L. Brown
San Lorenzo
Makean Auto Caravan
Lions Invited to Visit Lions at Sonora Saturday
Hayward Lions Club hears invitation from Sonora Lions for Lincoln's Birthday affair. Attendees, including several members and wives, will dine at the Victoria hotel at 7 15 pm Saturday and enjoy vaudeville entertainment after a brief program. The note notes Sonora lies near Tuolumne County and snow line nearby.
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Sonora
Hayward
Lions
Hal Angus
John Fledderman
Jial Angus
Hans Ognard
Murderer Harold Lage case caught in Salt Lake City
Willard C. Shannon alias Riley alias Callahan was identified in Salt Lake City while brought in for forgery. He confessed to the December 28 holdup and murder of automobile salesman Harold W. Lage, saying two others were involved but declining to name them. Shannon, wanted in Jackson California, was held awaiting extradition after fingerprint comparison with a Jackson sheriff’s report.
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Harold W.lage
Salt Lake City
Utah
Harold W. Lage
Shannon
Ulat
Cire George Lucat
Jackson
Riley
California
Shan
Ty Cobb Signs for Record Salary with Athletics
Ty Cobb signed with the Athletics for the season at the highest salary yet paid to a ball player. Though the exact amount was not disclosed, insiders indicate a sum around sixty thousand to seventy six thousand dollars. Philadelphia report notes Hines a one year contract drawn up for Cobb.
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Ty Cobb
Athletics
Cobb
Georgia Beach
Philadelphia
Hines
Deputy Marshal Charles E Ghenn Found Dead
The body of Charles E Ghenn deputy United States Marshal was found in his car with a bullet wound in the head. Police consider two theories suicide or homicide following a possible fight with an unknown assailant. A service revolver and two spent shots were found. San Francisco February 9.
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Charles E. Ghenn
United States Marshall
San Francisco
Goodyear Tires Hit Record Low Prices in Local Sale
Hutchins Rubber Company at 522 Main street announced new low price levels for Goodyear tires including Allweather Tread Pathfinder and repair kits. A big local sale begins today with expected record sales volumes and promotional balloons as part of the event.
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Hutchins Rubber Company
Main Street
Goodyear Tire
Goodyear
Goodyear Lires
Close cooperation urged with younger men's group luncheon set
The article notes endorsement of Hai's call for closer cooperation with the younger men's organization. A volunteer committee agreed to attend the 20 30 Club luncheon on Thursday evening. It also mentions February birthdays for E C Willis and William De Back who, at 37, joked about being twins sharing the same birth date and paid their fines.
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Hai
E. C. Willis
William de Back
Hans Ogsard
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Willard C. Shannon
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