Banquet and Rites Planned for Opening of S F Bay Span
Officials of the San Francisco Toll Bridge Co meet to set March 3 events for the Hayward to San Mateo bridge opening. A banquet at Hotel San Mateo is slated for noon to 1 45 with speeches. Ribbon cutting at 2 36 follows a center-span ceremony.
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Hayward
San Francisco Bay Region
San Mateo
Bay
Frank Hn
San Francisco Toll Bridge Company
Arthur Batty
Jacob Harder Jr
I. B. Parsons
Cecil Corwin
W. A. Hutchins
Hayward Chamber
A. R. Lina
Alameda County Development Commission
Alameda Chamber of Commerce
E. D. McDonald
Tayward Theatre
Stanley Stephens Injured in San Leandro Car Crash
Stanley Stephens son of Mr and Mrs Bert Stephens of 1472 B street sustained an injury to his left foot in a Monday night automobile crash near the San Leandro tracks. He was among seven youths from Fruitvale and Berkeley en route to Hayward when a collision with another car forced a pole strike. The party was taken to Fairmont county hospital where doctors weigh whether the foot is broken. The accident mirrors a prior Stephens family crash last summer in Arizona injuring Stanley’s brother Bert in a motorcycle wreck.
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Stanley Stephens
Bert Stephens
B Street
San Leandro
Stanley
Fruitvale
Berkeley
Hayward
Fairmont County
Stephens
Bert
Arizona
Hayward Poultry Producers Plan Annual Conclave Program
The Hayward Poultry Producers association announced the full program for its annual meeting to be held at the Burbank school Thursday evening. Eric Ruus, the manager, released details including a musical program by KGO artists arranged by Howard Mitholland and dancing to Heiser's orchestra after. Eva Garcia will accompany the program amid baritone solos and impersonations.
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Hayward Poultry Producers’ Association
Burbank
Eric Ruus
Heiser
KGO
Howard I. Mitholland
Eva Garcia
San Lorenzo school building under construction
The new six room San Lorenzo grammar school, costing $60,000, will have its superstructure begun Monday. Concrete foundations should finish this week and the building aims to open in August, replacing the last June fire believed incendiary.
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San Lorenzo Grammar School
Instrumental and Vocal Selections Include Classics and Jazz
A recital program lists performers Drumatcon Sanderson and Marie Berlin with Cortsen Thomas and Helen Lowe. Selections include Dizzy Fingers by Confrey and Favorites of Victor Herbert, with an accordion piece by Herbert.
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Helen Lowe
Dizzy
Confrey
Victor Herbert
Herbert
Castro Valley Firemen Ball to Be Gay Fete
Castro Valley volunteers host their annual masquerade ball at the Castro Valley schoolhouse auditorium. W A Lehman heads arrangements with William Griffith and Joseph Francis aiding. Harold Helser’s orchestra provides music from Spain to Hawaii. About 15 costume prizes and a door prize. profits fund insurance premiums for firefighters.
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Castro Vader
Castro Valley
W. A. Lehman
William Grifith
Joseph Francis
Eltr
Bay Section
Harold Helser
Spain
Iintrest
Ai Mory
Myxsalini
Palersiegmani
Duce
Italy
A. B. Morris
Lou Gehrig
Jerry Unser
Ty Cobb
Grin Crown
Gabe Ruth
Hayward
Fie
Company F Edges G a Team In Tight Gilroy Battle
Company F won 22 to 19 against G a team in a rough National Guard tournament game at Gilroy Tuesday night. Hayward guard Frank Radford suffered a forehead slash and left the contest. The match stayed close, with lead changes second half. Ray ward players listed as Bran Reim Moldt Langer Radford Ferth Nanke Tychsen. Company H of San Jose leads the battalion series. others tied for second. Loa Gata may forfeit Saturday at headquarters from Lor Gatoa.
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Company F
National Guard
Comes
Gilroy
Frank Radford
Hayward
Rayward
Bran
Reim
Moldt
Langer
Radford
Ferth
Nanke
Tychsen
Company H
San Jose
Hayward Guardsmen
Lor Gatoa
Loa Gata
Valentine Party at Hill and Valley Club This Thursday
The Hill and Valley club welfare section hosts a Valentine bridge and whist party Thursday evening at the Green Skatter hotel. Mrs. Hugo Krank chairs the event with a committee and displays prize attractions at Frank's Electric store. The hotel lower floor will be used for the affair.
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Hill and Valey Club
Green Skatter
Hugo Krank
Frank
Great Meeting of Federated Clubs Thursday
The Federated clubs plan a Thursday session with officer elections and discussion of the Farm Products show. Committees will be chosen, final reports on the Redwood Road project heard, and preparations for the Annual Picnic finalized. Secretary H. M. Pilkington and President T. G. Hodgkins urge full ethics representation.
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Redwood
H. M. Pilkington
T. G. Hodgkins
Local Contractor Hugo Frank Wins $35000 Lighting Contract
Hugo Frank was awarded the $35 000 lighting contract in San Jose after delays. Berkeley officials cited his prior Berkeley contract performance as proof of reliability. San Jose officials noted he satisfied bonds and recommendations and awarded to the lowest responsible bidder.
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Hugo Frank
San Jose
Harvard
Hugo
Hmit
Bennett Madison
Berkeley
San Leandro
Iis
College City
Legion Orchestra Recruits Eight Members for Schedule
The American Legion orchestra has expanded to eight members and will perform on a full schedule. It is set to play at a Disabled American Veterans ceremony in San Mateo on the evening of February 19.
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Guy Collins
American Legion Orchestra
American Legion
San Mateo
Wilkinson and Kruse Reconcile During Hayward Visit
R. F. Wilkinson of the Redwood trend country spent a day in Hayward meeting rival plumber and fixer A. Kruse. Despite competition in selling first class bottled water, both men emerged as friends and active participants in community club work. Each is described as a doer who supports Federated clubs and concerted action.
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R. F. Wilkinson
Redwood
Hayward
A. Kruse
Wilkinson
Kruse
Annexation Issues Plague Oro Loma Study Meeting
Degro Loma Improvement Club members debated the proposed annexation of the southern Oro Loma district to Hayward. They discussed legality of secession, possible treasury rebates, sewer connections, and whether increased city taxes are justified by improved services. A petition drive would follow if secession is accepted.
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Oro Loma
Bridge Street
Kimball Bridge
Hayward
Degro Loma
Sanitation
Sir. Warren
Castro Street
Main Street
Warren
Elfty
Plekin
Ore Loma
Heng EDIT PAPER Review Teems With Human Interest and Editorial
The Today's Review features a human interest piece and an editorial by Harold Wesby. Harold seeks the Bar Scout merit leadership in journalism by writing about a dozen article types and securing publication. The Review praises his effort and hints he could become a fine future newspaper man.
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Harold Wesby
Harold
New Peterson in Town Delivers First Child
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Peterson welcome a daughter born February 11 at Merritt hospital. The couple, married nearly twenty years, celebrate their first child as Peterson works as a trucking contractor with California Con serving company operations locally.
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L. K. Peterson
Merritt Hospital
Peterson
California Conserving Company
Sheriff Becker Appeals $300 Fine Over Search Incident
The Review clarifies Sheriff Berton Becker was fined 300 for refusing to let game wardens search his car without a warrant. He plans to appeal to seek a higher court ruling on peace officers authority in highway searches. The paper defends accurate reporting and public duty.
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Berton Becker
Williams
Nut
Conrt
Becker
Alt
Nilesby
Secada
O ° Farrell
Niles
25 Boy Scouts Receive Awards In Honor Court
Twenty five Hayward Scouts earned merit badges and second class badges at the local court of honor led by Hans Heeninesen. Awards included star and life badges, veteran service honors, and preparations for a March merit badge exposition at Oakland auditorium. A Father and Son Banquet at San Leandro High School will follow.
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Harold Wesby
Foy Stouts
Court of Honor
Nigrit
Hans Heeninesen
J. Rose
Otto Emerson
R. A. Meyer
Lester Perry
F. E Soares
Walter Linden
Robert Smith
Walter Girard
Merritt Fox
Herbert Cowles
Henry Glambreno
Russell Wolff
George Menchison
Henry Maehler
Ernest Gross
Andrew Ansaldo
Tom Wallace
Wiliam Rran
Leo Beck
Lesle Arnold
Otto Remele
Hfe
Fred Wejbyr
Janior
Harold ¥elJhy
Hayward
Oakland Auditorium
Almerlia County
San Leandro High School
Official Visit by Companions Chiefs at Hayward Hall
Hayward Circle No 1213 held a pleasant official visit at Bank of Haywards hall on a Monday night. Grand Chief Companion Nellie Graves presided. nearly 750 attendees included San Francisco and Oakland officers. Emma Fererra and Marcelle Cohen spoke while Annie Kramer of San Francisco and Annie Kramer addressed the meeting. The hall featured Valentine decorations and a large bell centerpiece with red hearts.
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Hayward Circle
Forest of America
Bank of Haywards Hall
Nellie Graves
Companions of the Forest of America
Anna Owen
Wheth
San Francisco
Oakland
Annie Kramer
Emma Fererra
Marcelle Cohen
Wayward Circle
Harvard Circle
Neero Sentenced to Six Months for Wheelchair Theft
Joseph Redd a 43 year old Oakland junkman living at 934 72nd Street was sentenced to six months in county jail after pleading guilty to stealing a wheelchair belonging to James E. Forrest, World War I veteran living on Hampton Road. The chair was stolen in December from Forrest’s porch, two days after Redd allegedly tried to bar him from the chair. Redd claimed he needed the chair for an elderly kinwoman.
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Joseph Redd
Neere Junkman
72Nd Street
Oakland
Quilty
James E. Forrest
Hampton Road
Redd
Jacob Harder Jr
Justice Court
A. J. LaCtaka
Touts F. Silva
Mr. Forrest
Veteras Shutean
328Th Gerial Squadron
New Candidates Initiated as Mae Tafero Hosts Meeting
Mae Tafero hosted a meeting where ten new candidates were initiated into the order. She led candidates for the evening as the chorus sang We Love You Truly. Gifts were exchanged for Past deputy Marcelle Cohen and Grand Inside Guard Emme Pererla, followed by a grand match and a banquet with a chicken supper.
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Mae Tafero
Marcelle Cohen
Emme Pererla
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