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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1925
Page
2
By George L. McCulican argues the wheel best represents civilization and Rotary ideals. He notes the wheel underpins machinery, transport, printing, construction, mining, aviation, naval power, and daily life, symbolizing unity and progress through time and space.
The Oakland Tribune notes Rotary International's twentieth anniversary and its push for citizen responsibility in government. It praises informing oneself on issues, voting, and understanding laws, highlighting Rotary's role in fostering mutual respect among business leaders and communities worldwide.
The Hayward Rotary Club brings together business and professional men to improve service and strengthen ties. Members seek closer employer employee relations and better relations with competitors, retailers, wholesalers, merchants and customers to build goodwill.
In January 1922 Hayward businessmen proposed a local Rotary service club to forge business ties and civic harmony. District Governor Charlie Bills and Alameda Rotary Club officials oversaw a detailed application with demographic and economic data. After months of review, the International Board granted a charter and Hayward Rotary began with 17 members in April 1922, now grown to 42 active members with perfect meeting attendance by many charter members.
The Hayward Rotary Club publicly thanks The Review for cooperation illustrating Rotary's service mission. President Beb. W. Burr notes the group’s aim to promote the motto He Profits Most Who Serves Best and urges universal understanding, member or not.
Classified item listing for loadable timber with contact CG Muir at 150 Phong 568 8. Includes pricing cue and street terms. No dated events or additional names provided.
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