Poultry Group to Hold Annual Session Next Week
The Hayvard Poultry Producers Association schedules its annual meeting for Thursday evening February 14 at Burbank school lower B street. Erle Rus says the program includes radio station EGO music and a Helser orchestra dance, with reports claiming 1928 set sales and membership records and 1929 prospects for continued growth including a successful feed grinding venture.
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Hayvard Poultry Producers Association
Burbank School
Lower B Street
Erle Rus
Kite
EGO
Helser
Canire
France to Seek Eight Billions From Germany
Paris reports France will demand a total nearing 3.19 billion dollars from Germany. The French plan outlines five points including property damage claims of 3.57 billion, renunciation of pensions, repayment of debts to the United States and England, fixed annuities, and international handling of Germany's debts. Also a separate classified line advertises pigs for sale by Hayward 350 J.
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Paris
United Press
France
Germany
United States
England
Gerain
Bay Area Mayors Seek Government Airport For Region
Bay Area mayors from major cities meet at San Francisco city hall to push for a government airport in the east bay area. A $5,600,000 air field would yield about $1,960,000 yearly and serve Pacific coast protection. Mayor James Rolph presided, with plans for a permanent Bay district boosting body led by Rolph.
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Bay District
San Francisco
United States
East Bay Area
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
James Rolph
United
Rolph
Lee Wilbur
Bay
Otis
Alameda
Oakland Airfield
County Scouts Mobilize Tonight For Alameda Event
Hayward and southern Alameda County Scouts meet at Markham school Friday to mobilize all Alameda county troops in a celebration of Scouting’s founding. Leaders will address the gathering and outline emergency maneuver plans with about 2500 Loy Scouts expected. Clement Sepulveda of Principe's barber shop is seriously ill with influenza at Highland Hospital in Oakland.
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Hayward
Alameda
Markham
Oakland
Alameda County
Loy
Alameda Cunty
Clement Sepulvda
Principe
Highland Hospital
Veterans' Lunch Club Fails to Learn War Dates
At the American Legion hall the Veterans' Lunch Club fined members for misdeeds during last week's art salon and debated who won the World War. Archie Kester chaired a World War incident quiz while several members failed to recall the war declaration date. Volunteers noted Legion social events including a serenade and discussions of the February boxing show and Navy night program.
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Veterans
American Legion
Walte
Trobee
Art Phillips
E. D. McDonald
Leonard Lustig
Archie Kesterson
United States
Germany
A. FL von Ostran
Marine Corps
Legion
Mrs Helen Angus Dies After 40 Years in Harvard Community
Mrs Helen Wildes Angus longtime Harvard resident dies at her daughter Betsy Strobel’s home in Crow Canyon after a long illness. Wife of late William S Angus a former Pacific Gas and Electric official, she leaves children Betsy Strobel Hal Angus Alice Jones Helen Andrade and Donald Angus. Private funeral services arranged with Pratt mortuary.
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Helen Wildes Angus
Harvard
Betsy S. Strobel
Crow Canyon
Willian S. Angus
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Angus
Hayward
Victory
San Francisco
Bay Re Sien
Strobel
Hal T. Angus
Alice Jones
Helen A. Andrade
Donald Angus
Pratt Mortuary
Northcott Guilty in Murder Case Faces Appeal
Los Angeles February United Press Special to the Review Jordan Stewart Northcott convicted of the murders of Walter Collins Lewis and Nelson Winslow on his murder farm He showed calm in court and jurors recommended the death penalty He plans to appeal the verdict and sentence
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Los Angeles
United Press
Jordon Stewart Northcott
Farsa
Hale
Taxi Richt
Walter Collins
Lewis
Nelson Winslow
Carr
Shrine club event honors Clare Horner in Richmond
Members of the Southern Alameda Shrine club and others gathered at the Hotel Carquinez in Richmond for a reception honoring Clare P. Horner newly elected potentate of the Ahmes temple in Oakland. Attendees included Dr Luther Michael Earl McKeever and Wesbey among Shriners from Sacramento and San Francisco.
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Southern Alameda Shrine Club
Luther Michael
Earl McKeever
San Leandro
Neleiselson
Wesbey
T. C. Peck
N. W. Armstrong
Contra Costa County
San Franzisco
Aghmes Temple
Wesby
Seison
Santa Rosa
North Tay
Snowball Fight Enjoyed by Railroaders in Hayward
Snowball battle among Southern Pacific workers erupted after freight cars arrived from the Sierras. Miles Harrington promoted the Truckee Tahoe dog derby during the event while the Bay Area endured a cold Thursday claiming the region’s coldest day in four years with near 30 degrees. Deschutes river valley reported 32 degrees below zero as the coldest spot in the country.
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Hayvard
Miles Harrington
Southern Pacific Railway
Sierras
Hayward
Rekroaders
Harrington
Bries
Review
Bay Region
Deschutes River Valley
Oregon
Egg Producers in Hayward Receive 1928 Profit Checks
Checks totaling about 660000 mailed to 350 Hayward poultry owners as part of 1928 earnings from the Alameda district. The Poultry Producers of Central California—4,000 members strong—distributes profits from egg, feed and poultry departments with Hawaii shipments underway. The Hayward district, growing fast with 25 new members in January, opened its plant late last February and operated 10 months in 1928.
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Hayward Egg Producers
San Francisco
Poultry Producers
Central California
Sie Lorentzen
Esas
Alameda
Hayward
Lorentzen
California
Heyward
Association
Hawaii
Valle Vista School Closed Over Scariet Fever Cases
Valle Vista grammar school shut this week after several scariet fever cases reported by principal Miss Kretsler.
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Valle Vista
Valle Vista Grammar School
Kretsler
Howe family plans Hayward move from Dallas
Richard Luantbard of Dallas is visiting his mother Mrs. Lu Lumdard. Mr Lumbard will return to Dalian in a few days with Mrs Lumbard and two children to make their home in Hayward.
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Richard Luantbard
Dallas
Texas
LU. Lumbard
Lumbard
Dalian
Tailored Suits At Individual Measure From Kelly Bros
Local ad touts Kelly Bros in Wayward offering custom tailored suits to individual measurements. They advertise 1000 patterns and prices from 39 dollars, with expert cutters at 371 DB Street near Harvard store. Tony and Frank invite men to visit Southern Alameda County’s largest store for high quality materials and perfect fit.
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Hayward
Wayward 1
Nave
Wayward
Harvard
Kelly Bros
DB Street
Alameda County
Tony
Frank
Repair of Spray Machines to Be Demonstrated
Extension service workers plan a 1 15 o clock Monday demonstration for fruit raisers. Prof J P Fairbank of the University of California will show repairing and cleaning of spraying equipment at the Neil Mc Conachy farm near San Lorenzo. He will bring a tree spraying outfit and explain testing pressure gauges and common engine troubles.
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J. P. Fairbank
University of California Division of Agricultural Engineering
Neil McConachy
Grant Avenue
San Lorenzo
Twenty-Thirtians Plan Dinner Dance Here February 23
Twenty-Thirtians of Hayward San Leandro Palo Alto announce a dinner dance at the Fast Bay Country club on February 23. About 70 to 100 people from three cities plus Oakland San Francisco and Martinez are invited. Gene Collins presid ent, committees named for arrangements entertainment and reception.
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Fast Bay Country Club
Hayward
San Fore
Palo Alto
Hayward Club
Oakland
San Fransisco
Martinez
Gene Collins
John Mancini
Kenneth Fry
J. M. Scribner
al Fraser
Leo Palming
Don J. Manler
Charles Sherman
Roy Seaver
Fred Behringer
Leland Hawke
Villa Grill
al Frager
al Fischer
Bert Stephens
George Walter
Ray E. Halsebo
David Watrous
Denby Dies in Detroit in Heart Failure
Edwin Denby secretary of the navy in the Harding administration died suddenly of heart failure at his hotel in Detroit. He had been in apparently good health before the sudden collapse.
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Detroit
United Press
Edwin Denby
Mary
Harding
Frank Low Bidder On Big Contract
Hugo Frank head of Frank Electric store was low bidder on a 35000 dollar contract for installing electroliers in San Jose. Bids opened by the city council this week and the award may go to Monday night if he proves competence. He bid 1393.62 for double light electroliers on Santa Clara Street from 17th to 28th Street and 14947.65 for single-light electroliers to King Road.
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Hugo Frank
Frank Electric
San Jose
Santa Clara Street
17Th Street
28Th Street
King Road
Foresters Host Athletic Show With UC Visitors
Fifteen athletes from the University of California wow about 100 members of the Oro Loma Foresters of America at Hayward Bank hall with tumbling wrestling and boxing. One legged Clarence Moeller amazed the crowd as Philip Silver and Joseph Fereira led a dinner for the athletes at the Auto Grill after the smoker.
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University of California
Court Hayward
Foresters of America
Bank of Haywards Hall
Clarence Moeller
Foresters
Philip Silver
Joseph Fereira
Auto Grill
Melrose Lumber Co Promotes Special Stock For Second Class Construction
Lumber specials list i Sx4 op T G No 2 cell 313 M 1x6 special T G ceiling $30 M Inf No 4 Flooring e g $20 M 1x4 special T G Flooring $23 M SPECIAL STOCK Off grade from No 1 dlear kin dried. Suited for chicken houses warehouse partitions sub floor or any second class construction purposes. Melrose Lumber Co 7201 46th Ave Cor FE 12 S Telephones Fruitvale 0251 Fruitvale 9262.
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Melrose Lumber Co
46Th Ave
Cor
Fruitvale
Wanted Listings for Properties in Hayward Area
Daily inquiries for sale lease or rent in Hayward and other areas. Contact R. A. Kolze at 568 Castro or telephone Hayward 1107 for listings and quick exposure.
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Hayward
R. A. Kolze
Castro &T
Four Harvard Union High Students Named California Scholars
Fourteen students at Harvard Union High School have become charter members of Chapter 191 of the California Scholarship Federation. Members include Arnold Anderson and Danella Baxter among others, meeting strict honor roll criteria to earn privileges such as study rooms and exemption from quarterly finals. Graduate members may gain lifetime status and access a Phi Beta Kappa $350 scholarship, with selections made by faculty and students led by Fred erick M. Foster.
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Harvard Union High School
Frederick M. Foster
California Scholarship Federation
Arnold Anderson
Danella Baxter
Thomas Cordry
Clarette Glassbrook
Wilma Graff
Katherine Kaye
Vieno Kessi
Takaka Xnesi
Lois Oliver
Anita Sanwald
Thais Schwartz
Edna Steen
Juanita Teach
Margaret G White
Federation
Association
S. F
Phi Beta Kappa Society
University of California
Foster
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Tel. Hayward
J. Fox
Bay Area
Chrysler
Ales & Giese Bros
Frvnce
Castro Street
Archive
Veterans’ Club
Helen Angus
Northcott
Frnan
Denby
Frank Low
Toma
Oreo Lomo
Unit of California Scholarship Federation
Enna Jettick Health Shoes
Stiger
Fletsher
Hrehive
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