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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1926
Page
4
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A Hayward grammar school story notes that a girls drum corps has formed to provide marching rhythm during breaks and recess. Five proficient members Lucretia Baptista Patty Kammerer Kathryn Knauff Margaret Fisher Carol Sinkwitz lead the group with support from Thomas Dias and J E Hollingshead.
A recent high school graduate, in one year nurses training, offers Box 4 Hayward and Box 408 postal address for part time work. Prefers 3 to 4 days weekly, reports interest around gardens chickens or home duties.
The California Goat Breeders Marketing Association reports shipments totaling over 75000 dollars in its first year with executive HQ in Hayward. M A Johnson says expansion to East and Middle West, Mexico, South America and even China, plus several branch sales agencies, positions the group for doubled business in the coming year. He predicts California will become a leading source of Swiss milch goats for the United States.
Misa Matis Christensen will wed M. Reuff of Livermore soon and will be hosted at a January 4 shower by Mrs. Bell of Bell's Tea Room. Rebekah officers and drill team will attend as Christensen is treasurer of the organization. Dinner will be followed by games and musical numbers.
Word from the Adjutant General in Sacramento announces Captain King Tolles as commander of Company F 159th Infantry California National Guard at San Sendro. Tolles succeeds Harald B Kaye who resigned. He recently retired after thirty years in the army and commanded Company F 62nd Infantry during the war. He is superintendent of the State rifle range at Leona Heights and an expert marksman. A recruiting drive has begun with several enlistments including Robert Ramage Hayward R F D No 3. With a new armory under construction Tolles predicts a snappy organization in the coming months.
Hayward Hi staff launches a Lab Drive for the 1925 Annual seeking a 100 percent class response with a class page prize valued at 316,000. Editor Helen Ebert urges student backing, promising a bigger, better book while noting financial woes. Each student must participate. subscriptions cost one dollar.
Mr and Mrs B Spradlin hosted a whist party at 287 Castro Street on December 31 honoring their 17th wedding anniversary. After twenty hands prizes went to W G Day first, Mrs Cheat second, Alma Aus fourth, and Mrs S Austin consolation. A late supper followed then dancing. Guests included the Spradlins and numerous Oakland Piedmont Hayward attendees.
John Francis, a Hayward cowpuncher and former jockey, has come back home after a three week stay in Tijuana. He went to resume a jockeying career but found more appeal in cowpunching, noting four or five jockeys for every horse in Tijuana.
An old fashioned advertisement promotes Pest Less Expectorent to relieve chest tightness and soothe irritated air passages. It claims to cage the cough and heal the airways and touts availability at D Drug Co investors at 950 B.
Professor M F E Jaffa longtime UC nutrition expert and Hayward poultry meeting speaker is named director of the state board of health bureau of foods and drugs. He helped draft the enabling legislation in 1907 and was its first director.
Mrs Spining argues South America's problems mirror ours due to proximity and cautions that neglect could harm future security. She recounts Bible impact on faithless peoples, describes joy of missionary life, and urges Christians to study and support missions without delay.
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