Daily Review Expands To Daily Publication In Hayward
The Hayward Daily Review announces its shift from weekly to daily edition. Publishers Melo Reynolds Crissey state strong management and capital support ensure reliable community coverage and equal treatment for all patrons. They thank local merchants and citizens for sustained support and pledge merit based advertising.
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Rubber clubs eyed by police as future weapon
Lewie Bike, a veteran traffic officer in southern Alameda County, claims a patent rubber police club he devised can twist around a skull without denting it. The flexible weapon allegedly delivers a paralyzing blow and may replace hard hardwood clubs in police work.
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Lewie Bike
Alameda County
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Eike
Too Many Seekers Of Alms In Hayward
City officials report a growing number of beggars in Hayward. Locals say the issue worsens daily with several beggars entering businesses seeking aid while two to three more loiter on streets nearby, prompting talk of a modern approach to curb begging.
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Hayward
A Fine Grows as Speeding Defendant Talks in Court
In court the defendant Chaboy argues at length about his speeding charge. An officer testifies the truck exceeded speed limits and moved recklessly on the highway with a faulty trailer, no rear lantern, and misaligned license plate. The officer notes the defendant’s tirade added further issues.
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Rent and Sale Ads Mixed in Hayward Classifieds
A collage of rental listings and sales notices details apartments with light housekeeping and various rooms for rent, plus homes, windmills, plows, tractors, and farm supplies for sale. It includes contact names and phone numbers for W. H. Burchill, C. F. Suss, Roberts Implement Co., H. H. Hatcher, and others, with multiple local addresses.
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Burgalow
W. H. Burchill
Sunset Blvd
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C. F. Suss
Hayward
Queen Broader St
Main Street
Roberts Implement Co
Hayward Calif
Mabel Day
Mulberry St
Newark
Doxey E
O’brien
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Peiton’s
E. 14Th St
San Leandro
Samson
J. Bettencourt
Castro St
Samsbon Tractor
Funeral Held for Hayward Resident Anthony Regino
Funeral services for Anthony Regino of 1125 D Street Hayward were held Monday at All Saints Church with Rev. Father Villa domat officiating. Burial followed at St. Joseph's Cemetery. He is survived by a widow and two children.
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James Villadomat
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Hayward Votes on $60,000 School Bond
Jacob Harder, clerk of the school board, says a date for the $60,000 local grammar school bond election will be set within the next week. The matter is with the district office as officials inspect data and prepare legal procedures, with March chosen as the election month.
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Ien Dary
Jacob Harder
Atformer
Harder
Women Aid Pear Growers Meeting in Alameda County
District women aiding the second annual convension of the Alameda county unit of the state Pear Growers Association met at Mrs. W. S. Perkins home in San Lorenzo to finalize activities. Mrs. Perkins is general chairwoman with a subcommittee including Mrs. Smyth and Mrs. J. Smith. Native Sons Hall will host with daffodils and marigolds, yellow theme, noon pear luncheon, dried pears the main pastry and pears in several novel forms.
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Emblems Awarded By Telephone Co
Mrs. Rose Leonard receives a gold service pin from Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company. Pins show one star for every five years of service for women and for men. Local employees honored include Grace Algeo Myrtle Scrivner Emma Anderson Kathrine Anderson Elsie Lamb Aarhold Hauber Dore Jorgensen John Robinson Harry McConaha Robert McCail. The pin signifies loyalty and efficiency and marks career milestones.
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Rose Leonard
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Grace Algeo
Myrtle Scrivner
Emma Anderson
Kathrine Anderson
Elsie Lamb
Aarlheid Hauber
Dore Jorgensen
John Robinson
Harry McConaha
Robert McCail
Elected Life Member In Native Sons Parlor
George A. Oakes Sr., organizer and first president of the Native Sons Eden parlor, was made a life member. He received the life membership card in appreciation of his past efforts. The local parlor organized August 13, 1887, with Oakes among about two dozen organizers.
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George A. Oakes Sr
Native Sons’ Eden Parlor
Oakes
Woodmen Dance Promises Better Night Than Before
Cypress Camp No. 141 Woodmen of the World sets a social dance for members and families next Tuesday evening February 10 at Bank of Haywards Hall. Miles D. Herrington heads the committee with music by Neighbor Jack Fleddemann's orchestra. Dancing starts at 3 p.m.
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Miles D. Herrington
Jack Fleddemann
Bank of Haywards Hall
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