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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1925

Page

4

Ashland Improvement Club Presents Political Mix-Up Night

Ashland Improvement Club schedules a midweek program at the Ashland School Auditorium. The farce Political Mix-Up and additional acts feature local performers and musical numbers, with dancing after the plays.

Ashland Improvement Club Ashland Severge Sare Fe Florence Allen Mose Donna Perey Estead Hewnee Carroll Bohrer Wim Shields Jack Carter R. Horner Geo. Sterling Perry Carol Kelly Jene Rogers Louis Longterm Tim O’géttem Shields Ernest Howell Lord Helpus Frank Hannskey Minsky Edward Stanton Hootch Rose Ferera Jobo Bohrer Pairick McLeany Webb B Twecatetgenes George Ailen Belen Ford Violet Jones Raeee Rose Ferera Fuiler Hawaii Mrs. Scene Att'y Buliem Ae Yaaceeenedhdpeimsdina Vene Niin Bob Roberts Percy Shellzim Bella Donna Wiltem. Herd Adeline Ferera Henry Little Dopey Andrew Dunn Liza Ralph Reed Carol Bohrer

Native Sons Benefit Tonight for Hayward Teams

The Native Sons of Hayward present a benefit at Hayward Theatre to aid athletic teams. The championship baseball and basketball squads will be honored guests with acts like Soldier Joe Peslin, Melba Kelly, Wilda Oswill, Hiram Lewis, and Melvin Lewis. A film program, Educational and comedy reels, and a 33 cent admission accompany the event.

Native Sons of Hayward Hayward Theatre Native Sons Joe”. Peslin Big Basin Melba Kelly Wilda Oswill Hiram Lewis Melvin Lewis F. B. Leonard Leo Bernard Chas. Machado Joe Riggs Frank Marshall

Exercise As An Aid To Beauty

CHICAGO February 17 Exercise is one of the greatest aids to beauty says Emily Lloyd head of the National School of Cosmeticians It should be taken outdoors as much as possible Indoor exercise also builds health and beauty A woman uses a phonograph to dance to fox trot records until she perspires then takes a hot bath followed by a cold shower

Chicago Emily Lloyd National School of Cosmeticians

Golfer Kills A Bunny With Ball In Salem

G P Sharkey, Illahee club pro, hit a long drive that spooked a rabbit fleeing a pursuing dog. The ball struck near the rabbit causing it to die on the spot. Sharkey quips the animal fought for its life but lost the chase to golfer and dog.

Salem G. P. Sharkey Illahee Club Sharkey

Dope Hospital Established for Narcotics Veterans

The U S Veterans Bureau hospital at Palo Alto is designated as one of four national centers to treat World War veterans addicted to narcotics. Walter Garrison of Lodi, head of the Legion State Welfare Committee, notes the plan as part of government efforts to provide treatment.

San Francisco United States Veterans’ Bureau Hospital Palo Alto Walter Garrison Lodi Legion State Welfare Committee

Dog poisoner terror hits lower A street area

City briefs report citizens' complaints about a dog poisoner feeding ground glass to pets, triggering a Gayward police investigation. Several dogs died. Other items note county farm home dept activities suspended due to Miss Maryella Wilson illness, Blue Bird Ceremonial set for Feb 26 at B street Grammar School, Salvation Army weekly meetings at 534 B street, Palomares Improvement Club whist party Feb 24, travel by Mr and Mrs A E Fisher, poultry demonstrations by R B Easson and Russel T. Robinson, Valentines distributed to Livermore patients, and C C Clark's San Francisco business visit.

Gayward Iganeh

Entertained At Valentine Party By Camp Fire Group

The Litahbni Camp Fire Group was delightfully entertained at a Valentine Party given by the Wiseche Group on Monday afternoon in the Camp Fire room of B street school. The afternoon featured seasonal games and prizes won by Odelia Govin and Nadine Peters. After refreshments were served about thirty girls left for home, all declaring they had a very enjoyable time.

Litahbni B Street Odelia Govin Nadine Peters

American Legion Essay Contest Opens for Local Students

Hayward school children are invited to compete in a national American Legion essay contest with $1,500 in scholarships. Eligible ages are 12 to 18, and winners receive silver or bronze medals and merit certificates. The contest closes June 1, with cooperation from Will C. Wood and local superintendents. More than 362,006 children participated last year.

Hayward American Legion James i. Fisk Will C. Wood

Harbor Bill Likely To Pass Senate Report Favorable

The drivers and harbors bill totaling about forty million dollars including Oakland harbor development was ordered favorably reported by the Senate commerce committee today. The measure has already cleared the House.

United Press Wash Oakland Harbor Senate Commerce Committee House

Murder Charge Near Stockton

Stockton Feb 17 A murder charge likely will be filed against Louis Silliman 25 a rancher near Stockton following the death of L Brown 31 a neighbor Brown was beaten and died at Lodi after being found outside his home Silliman reportedly admitted fighting with Brown

United Press Stockton Louis Silliman aGit L. Brown Brown Lodi Silliman

All Saints Church Choir Presents Eats Comedy for St Patrick’s Day

On Tuesday March 17 at Native Sons Hall All Saints Church choir stages a three act musical comedy Eats set in Toonerville California. Forty costumed performers led by Mrs Carol B Kelly promise a wholesome Hayward produced show with rehearsals underway and tickets forthcoming. Four of ten college greenhouse projects at Berkeley near completion with finish expected by March end.

O Cus Hall All Saints Church Toonerville California O'Brian Carol B. Kelly Hayward Silver & Pererras Edward Massa Native Sons Hall

Pioneer Dies At San Lorenzo

Mrs. Mary Jane Gribben, a San Lorenzo pioneer from Eden township, died at 4 o clock this morning at the family home on Harthorne street. She leaves her husband William and daughter Miss Margaret Gribben, funeral at All Saints Church next Thursday morning, interment at Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Mary Jane Gribben Harthorne Street San Lorenzo

Castro Valley Couple Celebrates 10th Anniversary Party

Mr and Mrs Peter Thorup of Castro Valley entertained about 20 Oakland friends for their tenth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frazer and Mr and Mrs Chas Anderson of Castro Valley. The evening featured cards and dancing with refreshments.

Peter Thorup Castro Valley Oakland Frazer Chas. Anderson

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