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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1929

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Pigeon show entry list nears close for Hayward event

Entries for the Hayward Pigeon Show close Monday with about 1200 birds expected. The exhibition opens next Thursday and runs through Sunday at Native Sons hall, featuring 50 breeds and prizes including a fur coat door prize. Participants come from Kansas Utah and coastal regions with mail entries already arriving from Wichita Salt Lake City and Los Angeles.

Native Sons Hall Willam G. Sohn Hayward Elton M. Hoes, Inc FA. W. Dotton & Co Sohn Wichita Kansas Salt Lake City Los Angeles

Frank Gouveia Recovering After Self Inflicted Wound

Frank Gouveia, 56, a carpenter, is recovering at Fairmont County Hospital after a self inflicted throat wound in what authorities call a suicide attempt. He left his home Friday morning toward Dublin Canyon and wrecked his car before walking back to town. He was found by Louis Caires and later persuaded to seek hospital care.

Frank Gouveia Carpenter Oakview Avenue Fairmont County Hospital Dublin Canyon Louis Caires Mr. Cairz Caizcnla Conserving Company Gouveia Nis Cambra Mr. Gouveia AW. Thorp Irving Nelson Louis Silva M. Gonreta Chief Silva Fairront Hospital

Dan S. Tver Dies After Long Illness in Oakland

Daniel Spencer Tver, Hayward real estate man, died at Merritt hospital Oakland after a long illness and operation. Born in Missouri nearly 70, he lived in California since age 13 and had worked as farmer and realtor. He leaves wife Emma, daughter Minnie Follett, and siblings Anna Azker Marr Chrisman. Funeral Monday at Harry Miller Sons mortuary San Leandro with interment Oakland Erzreen cemetery.

Daniel Spencer Tver Hayward Merritt Hospital Oakland Mr. Tyrer Missouri Castro Street Ashland California Emma Trer Minnie Follett Anna Azker Marr Chrisman Harry Miller Sons Mortuary Estudithe Avenue San Leandro Erzreen Zemetery

Farm Centers to Meet at Fairview School Tuesday Evening

The Barview and Castra Waller farm centers plan a joint gathering at Fairview School Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. A general discussion on the topic “Brooding” will follow. An odd note urges checking fire insurance and mentions R A Kolze and R Lze as contacts.

Barview Castra Waller Fairview School

Season to Start San Leandro Job

A. F. Hanson, Hayward contractor, nears completion of Pinedale cottages and will move to San Leandro to develop a five acre tract near East 14th Street. He plans about 30 houses on the site between Frat 14th Street and Santa Clara Avenue, with the street name licenced to Bancroft Street.

A. F. Hanson Hayward Pinedale San Leandro East 14Th Street

Real Estate Buzz Near Boulder Dam Prompts Ex Legion Advice

A Las Vegas letter from K C Knudson adjutant of American Legion Post No. 7 notes rising land values around Boulder Dam after congressional funding and the water project. He warns buyers need on site evaluation, reliable representation, and local papers for prices from 20 to 30 per acre, with relocations and desert land options available but uncertain. He urges quick action and personal inquiry.

American Boulder Dam Las Vegas Review The Las Vegas K. C. Knudson American Legion Post

Improvement Sale at Zambresky Store Opens Monday

Zambresky Furniture Store announces a major sale to clear 6000 feet of old flooring and 4500 feet of 1x12 redwood as they lay a new concrete floor. Prices promised to be unbeatable on furniture, with buyers urged to inspect the stock at Second and A Streets Hayward. Contact BF A Keize for coverage protection via phone.

Zambresky Failure BF. A. Keize Schaefer

Funeral rites for Alfred Leonard end in military honor

Alfred George Leonard, 33, of Centerville, died of double pneumonia at Merritt hospital Oakland. A Army veteran of the 14559th Infantry 40th division, he served as cook and butcher in France, and was interred at Holy Sepulchre after services at AH Saints Catholic Church.

Alfred George Leonard Leelow AH Saints’ Catholic Church Edmund Kenney Holy Sepulchre Cemetery 159Th Infantry United States Camp Louis Washington Camp McKearner San Diego 14559Th Infantry Cook France The Somme L. M. Farrell San Francisco Presidio Strobel & Newdeck Main C Streets Niles Road Here Agatha Piexatto Leonard Alfred George Leonard Jr Agnes Valenti Aldine Pennicoit Peter J Leonard Frank B. Leonard

Odd Fellows to Install Monday in Harywad Lodge Ceremonial

H. F. Lass of the Chabiot lodge will serve as installing officer for the Harywad lodge ceremony Monday. David R. Roberts to become noble grand succeeding Charles Abelee for a six month term. A banquet and entertainment will follow.

H. F. Lass Chabiot Lodge of Odd Fellows Harywad Lodge David R. Roberts Charles Abelee

Accident Verdict In Silva's Death

A coroner's jury ruled that John Silva died from a cerebral hemorrhage due to a skull fracture and that the injury was accidental. Deputy Coroner Walter F. Flier presided over the inquest held Saturday morning after testimony from Patrolman F. E. Macabee and deputies. Witnesses linked the injury to a fall on the pavement at D and Atherton streets on Tuesday morning. Foreman Rev George G Saywell led the jurors alongside Rev Charles E Lukens Jr and others toward the verdict.

John Silva Walter F. Flier F. E. Macabee Jack Collyer Robert Davis Manuel Fontes Leonard Bowman Joe Dias Mr. Silva D and Atherton Streets George G. Saywell Charles E. Lukens Jr Howard Prentice P. W. Moody Marbelsie Hollingshead Katherine Fiierl

Hill and Valley Club Night Benefit at Hayward Theater

A Hill and Valley club entertainment fundraiser is set for Tuesday January 15 at Hayward theater. Club committee led by Mrs B H Ames includes several members and features Fannie Hursts Wheels of Chance Poly comedy news reels plus club program acts. entertainers include Katherine Donner Hubert Widger Earle Royal Victorians Potato Kings Alfred Canerton Maria Senorita and many more with over twenty door prizes for all ages.

Hill and Valley Club Hayward Theater B. H. Ames James Smith Hans McDonald Leo Haas Fannie Hurst Katherine Donner Oakland Hubert Widger Earle Royal Victorians Potato Kings Jules Mitch Senor Alfred Canerton

Juniors to Open Season Tuesday in P I A elazue play

The Legion Juniors basketball team will start its P I A elazue season next Tuesday night likely against an Oakland club. Captain Morris Nussenbaum will obtain the league schedule at a Saturday night meeting. The Juniors, in the 130 pound class, weighed in Friday to qualify. They beat the De Molay squad 17 to 8 Thursday at the Barback school.

Legion Oakland Morris Nussenbaum Ned Kay de Molay Barback School

Church to Begin New Type Services

The Presbyterian church plans a new Sunday evening service next year with songs displayed on a screen. Rev C E in Kers Jr says the audience will sing Is content without embarrassment as words of My Faith Lock Up to Thee appear on the screen. Four usherers will assist as most of the service is in the dark.

Presbyteria C. E Kers Jr

Warren Improves West Hayward Street Project

Progress on 15 street-paring improvements in West Hayward is led by Warren with District Attorney Warren directing legal steps in Mattoon phases. The county plans the project under a state act, aiming to secure necessary forms and an adoption resolution by Alameda County supervisors. Estimated cost is about $150,000.

T “i Hayward Warren Mattoon Alameda County County Board of Supervisors

Dinner Reservations for Federated Improvement Clubs

Reservations for the Federated Improvement clubs annual dinner at Green Theater hotel must be made by Monday noon with G. Vinton at 501 Castro Street or by phone. Sheldon, president of Feet Side Consolidated Civic clubs, will speak on Cooperation Through Improvement. Dinner at 7 with orchestral music and noted community leaders attending.

Federated Improvement Clubs Green Theater Hotel Ree G. Vinton Castro Stor Csil Bm Harvard Sheldor Feet Side Consolidated Civic Clubs

New Hudson Cars at Caracrist Showrooms Open

The Caracrist agency at 326 Castrostre announces arrival of 19239 Hx son Essex models. The public is invited to visit show rooms to view the new cars. Ruste Brohl is the first purchaser of the Essex coupe, to be delivered this year by Caracrist arena.

Hxson St t?Caracrist Castrostre Ruste Brohl Caracristi Arena

West Day Festives Amid Bay Area Bandit Drama

Rumors and reports describe Wild West Day activities in the Ast Bay area featuring a running battle at Warm Springs near Hayward, as two bandits Raymond Moore and Joseph Brady tried a robbery. Fred Bach and Theodore Olsen confronted the pair, Bach firing and wounding Moore, Olsen assisting. Brady was wounded and captured.

Ast Bay Area Worn, Springs Hayward Oakland Fred Bach Warm Springs Cervice Hiechland Hospital A& Alster Raymond Moore St. Louis Joseph Brady St. Joseph Bach Theodore Olsen Walter Carr Mr. Bach Brady Moore Gan Grady Mr. Olsen

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Native Sons Utah Coast Region County Dan S. Tver R.A. Kolze R. A. Rolze Plymouth Tesbins Bros Cima Ine Zambresky Zambresky Furniture Store A.C. Leonard Peter G. Leonard Lustig Silva T. A. Harrison Seattle Hugh Steward Promize Lustig’s Daily Atower West Hayward Cub Monte Hudson Caracrist Charles A Dana J. Davis Laurel Avenue George Hudson Mr. Davis Threcters Mastic Watdns Warm Springs Niles Bach Station Tom Stiva Hithland Hospital Charres Warward Fuline Fairmont Canniy Lonital Pickens Nave Mr. Pickens Lestiz Tiheir Pest Dastic’es Cottase Bakery Newsrarers Hachlye
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