Castro Valley PTA to Hold Cooked Food Sale Tomorrow
Castro Valley Parent-Teachers Association members have prepared a cooked food sale at a local store tomorrow. Profits will revert to the PTA fund for school and community improvement work.
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
4
Castro Valley Parent-Teachers Association members have prepared a cooked food sale at a local store tomorrow. Profits will revert to the PTA fund for school and community improvement work.
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church will meet in the church parlor Wednesday at 2 30 PM with hostesses listed. Phil H. Doll Hayward jewelers promotes a stock reduction sale starting Saturday February 28 with discounts from 26 to 50 percent on Rogers community silver and jewelry. Doll plans a move to a new E G O F building on upper B street after the sale. Fleisher Kregman in Hayward hosts a major shoe sale closing Saturday February 28 and urges multiple purchases as values won’t return soon.
Tonight at 8 o'clock in the Hayward Poultry Producers Association Assembly Hall, a public demonstration on chicken pox control will be held under the Agricultural Extension Service. Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs. Mary J. Dozier, 75, with service tomorrow at 2 PM and interment at Lone Tree cemetery. Local efforts to form the Hayward Insurance Agents Association progress with about fifteen dealers signifying intent to join. Members Mrs. A. F. Foster and Mrs. Anna Y. Staley visited their mother Mrs. Thole in San Jose. H. F. Thole also visiting from the South.
Walter Ray, a leading California football star, is suspended along with five other male students and a female student after a campus drinking incident. An investigating board will report findings to the faculty before final action is taken. the alleged drinking occurred five weeks ago at a sorority rushing party.
University of California students consider adding intoxicating beverages to the list of activities under the honor system following a recommendation from the student welfare council. The proposal aims to formalize student conduct on alcohol use as part of campus policy.
The Junior Carnival at Hayward High dazzled with an underground tomb of wonders including a racing chariot and a Three-Headed Dot. Proserpine was portrayed by Jaxine Hegen while Alden Oliver headlined the Great Surprise with the Stokie Club under Al Theiss. Concessions closed at 9 and the dance ran to midnight.
At a Hayward Rotary 20th anniversary gathering about 175 attendees heard remarks by Walter Daniels and Linwood Kelly on Rotary’s work and its link to modern business ethics. Leaders from Kiwanis Lions Club and Castro Valley church figures stressed friendship, initiative and community cooperation.
Fresno based utility Fresno Pacific Gas and Electric Co will invest 333600 to improve the local electrical system. The project aims to reinforce infrastructure and enhance service reliability for residents and businesses.
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