Pigeon Supper and Concert at M E Church Pigeon
The public is invited to a pigeon supper on Thursday evening February 19 at 5 30 p m in Hayward M E Church parlors. Adults 50 cents, children 35. Proceeds fund choir chairs. An evening concert by Richmond Vocalians and local choir follows, with a silver offering shared between groups to aid the church building fund.
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P. m
Richmond
Richmond Singers
Richmond “Vocalians
J. Osborne
Court of Honor session awards scout badges in Centerville
The first monthly Court of Honor meeting of the Bory Scouts of America Washington Township District convened at Judge Mickie’s court room in Centerville. Presiding was E B Hodges with Hodges Nunes Mathissen and Coit present. Scouts from Centerville Sunol Irvington and Troop 1 received Second Class First Class and Merit Badges including Oliver Gordy Arthur Les Albert Lewis Clarence Lewis Edward Lewis Johnnie Rossi Lewis Sacchette William Sacchetto Polland Draper Mario Iehisake and James Takesaka for various qualifications.
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Bory Scouts of America
Washington Township
B. C. Mickie
Centerville
E. B. Hodges
F. C. Nunes
M. P. Mathissen
Geo. Coit
G. M. Christiansen
Geo. Helwig
Chas. Cock
Polland Draper
Mary Rathmaner Dies In Hayward
Mary Elizabeth Rathmaner51 died in Hayward after months of illness. Funeral high mass at St Catherine's Church followed by burial in Antioch cemetery. Daughter of Patrick and Annie Daley pioneers she is survived by husband Frank Rathmaner a sister and a brother with several siblings predeceasing her.
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Somersville
Pittsburg
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St. Catherine’s Church
Antioch Cemetery
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Annie Daley
Contra Costa
Frank Rathmaner
Ben Frank
Concord
Henry Daley
Missour
John K
James J
Charles Daley
Alro
Rathmaner
Martinez
Rodeo
Coalinga
Curry Chapel
Students Honor Teacher With A Shower Party
Mrs. Eileen Stoops recently returned from a short honeymoon class and received a warm surprise at the Hayward grammar school's closing. Her students hosted a handkerchief shower while teachers gathered to shout welcome and present two engraved dishes. Committee members served lemonade and cake as the celebration unfolded.
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Eileen Strock Stoops
Hayward Grammar School
Miss Garcia
Alyce Bernardas
Evelyn Joos
Scout Leaders Attend Central District Meeting in Centerville
A 1925 irrigation report notes ample water in the Oreville Wyandotte district with the Lost Creek reservoir dam within three feet of its 312 foot crest. Grain thieves have struck the Woodland area as the Stephens Granary Company warehouse near Madison was robbed, about 31,000 in value taken.
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Lost Greek
Woodland
Stephens Granary Company
Madison
City Briefs: Local People and Events in Hayward
City briefs note Mrs W O Hansop recovering from two months illness. A benefit whist for ex service members is set for Feb 24 by the Ladies Auxiliary of Hayward Legion Post. Mrs Mark Lee, a former Hayward resident, visits with Mrs Dillingham. Postmaster Harry Bradford and wife plan a Los Angeles trip with Portland friends. A Native Sons hall dance features Paul Asi orchestra at eight. Frank Mersher buys a new Chevrolet sedan from Ogaard Weimer Co. Nils Quist leaves Hayward for a mill owners convention in Los Angeles at the Hotel Alexandria.
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Hayward
Dillingham
Frank Mersher
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Los Angeles
Alexandria
Quist
Township Men's Club Gathering
The Washington Township Men's Club held a dinner in Niles with Noel Porter of San Jose, governor elect of the Rotarians, as speaker. Supervisor Ralph Richmond chaired the event as the Appollo Club of San Francisco entertained. F. Vernon Jones presided. A chicken dinner was served by the Congregational Church Ladies Guild and George Donovan led community singing.
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Washington Township
Niles
Noel Porter
San Jose
Rotarians
Ralph Richmond
Appollo Club
San Francisco
F. Vernon Jones
Ladies Guild
Congregational Church
George Donovan
Musical Classes Not Safe From Jazz Invasions
Spokane, Washington, February 18. Professor Francis Woodward, vocal teacher and choir leader, has withdrawn a lawsuit against Ralph Pollock over jazzing classical works. He sought to prevent jazz interpretations, claiming they mislead the public and hinder children’s musical training. He plans to pursue safer methods to educate sentiment and avoid provoking jazzists.
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Spokane
Wash
Francis Woodward
Woodward
Ralph Pollock
Valentine Party At Mission San Jose Hosts Hostess Grace Dutra
A February 14 1925 Valentine party was held at Miss Grace Dutra’s residence in Mission San Jose hosted by her. Guests danced played games and enjoyed a late lunch and refreshments into the early hours. Attendees included Roy Meyers Mary Willis Joseph Pereira Helen Vargas and many others. The host and guests expressed they would like to attend again.
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Mission San Jose
Grace Dutra
Miss Dutra
Roy Meyers
Mary Willis
Joseph F. Pereira
Helen Vargas
Charles Boggini
Roxie Willis
Roy Boggini
Jean Cornack
Albert Turner
Josephine Boggini
Joseph Lemas
Leona Cornack
John Wilson Turner
Eileen Vargas
Leland Steinmetz
Rose Simas
Manuel Penairo
Viola Souza
Joseph Fernandez
Lena Alexander
Frank Alexander
Antone Brown
Join Rogers
Joseph Leal
Wiliam Telles
Chester Vargas
Alvin Santos
Sir
Dutra
Jack Miller
Paul Costa
Eddie Miller
Miss Costa
Frank Madeiros
Niles Chamber Banquet Plans Emerge
The Niles Chamber of Commerce schedules a banquet for March 5 with arrangements by Irving Barnes F W Jones Homer Pfeiffer Lester Duffs and Ernest Martin. Nominations for the year list Ernest Martin as President James Fallon Vice President Homer Pfeiffer Secretary Robert Black Treasurer and an executive committee including F M Drew F N Jones and Charles James.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Niles
Prison Essay Prize Won by Newark Lad John Brown
A Newark boy, John Brown, won a high school essay prize on the class visit to San Quentin Prison. The prize, a fine safety razor, was awarded by judge Mr. Slack of the prison staff. Students noted San Quentin craftsmanship as examples for school furniture purchases.
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Centerville
San Quentin
John Brown
Newark
Slack
Lenten Services at Trinity Church Begin Lent
Trinity Church announces Lenten services with Ash Wednesday Holy Communion at 10 30 a m and a sermon on What Lent May Mean to Us in Modern Surroundings The Sunday services are at 11 a m with a sermon series by the Vicar on The Belief in Immortality culminating at Easter A weekday service at Heywards Friday at 4 p m will include the Penitential Office and a talk on The Work of the Church in the World wide Mission Church school studies begin Sunday at 10 a m to guide the Children's Lenten Offering for Easter day services Also notes Turiack in Stanislaus County shipped 175 more cars of farm produce in 1924 than in 1923.
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Heywards
Church School
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