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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1929

Page

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Frank Gouveia Attempts Life With Penknife

Frank Gouveia, 56, of Foot Hill Boulevard and Oakview Avenue, is in serious condition at Fairort County Hospital after attempting suicide with a penknife following a wreck on Dublin Canyon Road. Police report he believed his car was wrecked, walked home, then wounded himself in a pool of blood before a passerby called a physician. He initially refused aid and spoke little. authorities offered no clear motive.

Frank Gouveia Foothill Boulevard Oakview Avenue Fairort County Hospital Gouveia Dublin Canyon Road Ausson Nelson Gonvela Louis Silva Genvveia

Crepe Men to Meet at Tuesday Noon Round Table

The Retailers Credit Association of Alameda County Hayward group will resume at the Atco Grill next Tuesday. Plans for a Niles branch under Hayward manager Harry F. Lee are under way and a few weeks may see its establishment, with further branches planned in other local towns.

Hayward Retailers” Credit Association of Alameda County Atcto Grill Niles Harry FH. Lee

Licenses Sold At Ler Headquarters In Late 1920s

About 2300 automobile licenses have been sold at 24 A street headquarters since December 15 when state tags went on sale. Leo predicts this is above the normal for the period as drivers must apply by January 31 for 1929 licenses, after which 1928 licenses expire. A garbled note hints at upcoming events and plans around January.

Harry H. Ler Leo

Dozen High School Students Will Be Graduated Jan 17

About a dozen senior students at Hayward high school will graduate at the end of this semester with commencement at the assembly session January 17. Two or three more may join the 16 already listed based on next week’s final exams. Named graduates include Violet Williamson, Laura Forth, Edith Wybur, James Lee, Forrest Lindsay, John Schuster, Edwin Hillyer, Carroll George, Helen Alves and Willam Howes.

Hayward High School Violet Marie Williamson Laura Alberta Forth Edith Laura Wybur James Richard Lee Forrest S. Lindsay John W W. Schuster Edwin Albert Hillyer

Question Mark Sets Records in Endurance Flight

Los Angeles report says the tri motored army plane Question Mark continued flying over southern California after noon to beat all sustained flight marks. Crew and motors reported ready to stay aloft for the 10 days set by Commander Spatz. The records include American refueling endurance, world refueling endurance, and heavier than air sustained flight. The next target is the 118 hour Dixmude flight.

Los Angeles United Press California Spatz

Losses in Family and Fire Insurance Mentioned

Alonzo Bradford, a 87 year old veteran and former postmaster, mourns the Christmas Eve death of his brother Walter Bradford in Burbank and the New Year’s Eve death of Walter’s wife. The brother, 78, had moved from Iowa recently. Bradford attended a Veterans Service meeting. An insurance notice from R A Kolze in Schaefer Building urges fire protection.

Alonzo Bradford Walter Bradford Burbank Walter California Iowa Veterans Service Elite

Collins Chosen Twenty Thirty Club President

Geng Collins was elected president of the Hayward Twenty Thirty club without opposition at the Thursday meeting, succeeding Leland Hawke for a six month term. Officers include Horace Spradlin as vice president A E Fischer Jr secretary John Mancini treasurer Bert Stephens sergeant at arms and Leo Palming and A Frager as directors. Installation will be held at Villa Grill next Thursday with past presidents assisting. The group plans a municipal swimming pool and civic promotion program with a city council committee advancing next year.

Hayward Geng Collins Leland Hawke Horace Spradlin A. E. Fischer Jr John Mancini Bert Stephens Leo Palming A. Frager Sigist the Villa Grill Fischer Frazer Roy Seaver Stephens Hawke

San Lorenzo News Highlights Local Tragedy and Events

San Lorenzo reports a missing youths tragedy near Roberts Landing after a boat trip with search teams and air and watercraft scouring the shoreline. Other notes cover visitors in Oakland and San Francisco, a Bay Area flood warning for debris in the creek, a fatal auto crash back East, and the San Lorenzo Women Voters meeting set for January 11 with a special program.

F. E. Reed Fallbrook California S. Garcia J. R. Perry Ann Oakland Joseph Harmon San Francisco Donald Hubert Russell Yates Roberts Landing Nelson Co Alameda Lowell Smith E. L. Smith Young Smith San Lorenzo League of Women Voters Florence Mead Tony Cunha Thomas Cunha Dominic Correa San Jose Frank

Engineer Taube lauds Hoge plant efficiency and cork insulation

E R Taube, engineer for Oak land Refrigerator Supply, supervised Hoge Inc. packing plant refrigeration in Hayward. He cites Hoover prosperity, notes labor shifts, and explains cork insulation in three chambers sourced from Spain and Morocco. He warns of rising labor issues even as costs must be cut to stay competitive. He travelled from Boston to San Diego inspecting systems.

E. R. Taube Oakland Smith Herbert Hoover Hayward Elton M. Hoge Mr. Hoge Hoge Mr. Taube Taube Heeg Spain Morocco Russia Black Sea Fresno

Hayward Cage Teams Win Two Concord Games

Hayward high school Class B and Class C basketball teams defeated Mount Diablo Kick at Concord Thursday afternoon while the local varsity fell 21 to 29 as the game remained undecided until the final seconds. Tom Cordry led with four baskets, and the Class B edge stayed close as Hayward finished strong. The Class C won 11 to 8, aided by forwards Abelee and Peterson and captain Manley. The varsity lineup and late free throw decided the outcome. The Farmers next host Piedmont January 18 with more away games on the schedule.

Hayward High School Mount Diablo Concord Hayward Mervin Yates Russel Yates Donald Hubert Pete Jones Tom Cordry Harvard Lindsay Butler Cordry Hodgson Meyer Florence Joe May Pattison Terry Lewis Lytell McBarron Shotts Brown Anderson F. Turner L. Turner Abelee Peterson Airlington Taniguchi Manley Papara Farmers Piedmont High School Fremont Richmond High School Richmond Alamed

Frates Boot Shop Opens New Year with Family Footwear Deals

Local retailer Frates Boot Shop at 1068 DB Street Hayward starts the new year with quality footwear for every family member at attractive prices. Store announces promotional prices and a broad selection across men women and children.

DB Street Hayward BB Street Hayword Adzajs

Company F Loses To San Jose Team In Guard Tournament Opener

Company F basketball team fell to San Jose’s Company H 23 to 8 in the National Guard tournament opener at the high school gym Thursday night. Hayward lineup featured Tyehsen as captain with Gould Moldt Rad ford Forth Bren Keim Langer. They may play practice games with Danville before the league contest on January 31.

Company F Company H San Jose National Guard Rane Hayward Tyehsen Gould Moldt Radford Forth Bren Keim Langer Swords Hayward Soldiers Danville

Principal Reid Addresses Mothers Club on Youth Training

Robert M. Reid, supervising principal of Wearward elementary schools, spoke at the Green Shutter hotel to the Mothers club on Physical Training as a Safeguard for Boys and Girls. He urged balancing brain and muscle, praised group games, and noted school organizations like De Velay, Holy Name, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, and Four-H clubs. Tea followed the meeting with songs by Mrs. Elizabeth Morrison.

Robert M. Reid Wearward Mothers Club Green Shutter Hotel Mr. Reid Lfe de Velay Holy Name Society Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Elizabeth Morrison George H Oakes WW. D. Harrington

Two Highwaymen Rob Two Motorists Near Hayward

Hayward police joined pursuit of two armed bandits who robbed two motorists near the Kentucky Stables by the Fairmont county hospital and fled toward Dublin canyon Toad. Officers including Chief Louis Silva and Fire Chief Manuel G. Riggs chased toward San Lorenzo junction but the robbers escaped. Details on victims withheld.

Castro Hill San Leandro Hayward Louis Silva Manuel G. Riggs San Lorenzo Junction A. J. la Cunha

Elmo George Wightman Born in Hayward

George Wightman of Standard Oil California receives congratulations as his son Elmo George Wightman is born on Monday in Hayward narrowly missing the first New Year’s baby honor. Mother and child are doing well.

George Wiehtman Standard Oil Company of California Hayward Elmo George Wightman

Return Home After Visit to California Niece Birthday

Gary J F Sorensen of Rusgelsway returns from trips to Hollister Watsonville and Salinas where he aided a niece’s birthday celebration. He saw many Danish people, enjoyed a fine time, and notes the rainfall in the region, though modest, kept crops thriving.

J F. Sorensen Rusgelsway Hollister Watsonville Salinas Phang Aseot

Labor Council to Seek Aid for Redwood Road Restoration

A Redwood Road restoration drive moves to Oakland Friday as a Redwood Canyon Improvement Club committee led by Daniel Riley seeks support from the Central Building Trades council. Lines up with East Bay district plans to allocate 76000 for road work and restore flooded sections before the Hayward San Mateo bridge project.

Harvard Redwood Cannon Redwood Cannon Improvement Club Central Building Trades Council Oakland Daniel FE. Riley L. F. Hyde A. J. Koentz Trades Council Federated Improvement Clubs Eden Township Consolidated Improvement Clubs Fact East Bar Municipal U Utility District East Bar Water Company San Leandro GW. White Hayward Redwood Canton Hayward-Sen Mateo

Inquest Set For Silva Death Saturday At Pratt Mortuary

The inquest into John Silva's death, caused by a skull fracture from a Christmas morning fall, will be held at 10 a m Saturday at Pratt mortuary with Depot Coroner Walter Fliers presiding. Witnesses are ordered to appear before the coroner's jury.

John Silva Kati

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