Work Being Pushed On Hayward Lodge Addition
W C James reports the construction of the Odd Fellows Lodge hall addition on Main Street is being rushed to the greatest possible extent. The update came at the committee meeting overseeing the project.
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1925
Page
6
W C James reports the construction of the Odd Fellows Lodge hall addition on Main Street is being rushed to the greatest possible extent. The update came at the committee meeting overseeing the project.
James announced last Monday night that the lodge’s foundation is laid and the major framework is up. The improvement, when complete, is projected to cost about 15 000 dollars.
Social dance hosted by the ladies of U P P E C at the Native Sons Hall on February 14. Gents 75 cents. ladies admitted free. Proceeds support club activities.
The Woodmen of the World lodge in Hayward announced its newly elected officers. Named are Charles Couser as past consul president Miles D. Harrington as adviser lieutenant 7 E. Nelson as consul commander PEE H. Doll as escort Louis Alves as watchman Arthur Beam as banker and Elmer Welsh as clerk.
On Wednesday February 18 the Ashland Improvement Club hosts a dramatic entertainment in the local school auditorium featuring sketches like A Day In a Police Court with Henry Wehner and A Political Mixup plus a dance with Perry's Five Aces. Cast includes R W Reed G Allen W Shiells H Wehner J Bohrer C Bohrer L E Ferera M Ferera Rose Ferera Garce Perry J R Sampson with many new faces. A social dance follows on February 21 with music by Perry's Five Aces and committee chairs C Bohrer L E Perera George Allen.
A representative of the Internal Revenue Department San Francisco office will visit the Bank of Hayward for three days February 11 13 and 14 to assist residents in filing income tax returns and answer questions on rulings and regulations.
A 14 year old boy, Earl Poore, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Poore of Niles, remains at large after fleeing his home. He was found in Los Angeles by a relative but disappeared again within an hour. Police in California towns are on the lookout for him.
F B Leonard of the Bank of Italy branch reports a nearly 206 percent increase in savings among Hayward district grammar school children. About 2000 dollars are deposited by students from Castro Valley Palomares Independent Mount Eden Valle Vista and Murray townships plus St Marys Convent in San Leandro.
Pleasanton Grammar School will show motion pictures of boys agricultural club work next Tuesday evening in an open meeting. Bayview Farm Bureau Center plans a regular meeting at Bayview School at eight p.m. to discuss consolidating with Castro center for a joint Hayward gathering. Castro Valley Farm Bureau Center meets Monday at eight p.m. at Castro Valley School with talks on water supply and poultry topics.
Court Hayward celebrates its 12th anniversary with a mass at St. Marys Feb 30 mass and Holy Communion. A social Valentine dance follows Feb 19 at Bank of Haywards Hall with the Holy Name Society and Knights of Columbus as guests. The court notes charity work and expects participation in the National Convention in San Francisco and the state convention in Long Beach.
A directive to begin using the Review Classified column every day starting on Monday February Sth. The note emphasizes consistent daily use and timely posting.
William Trimmer doing business as Automotive Service at 1040 B Street Hayward California holds a lien on a motorcycle and accessories owned by John Rogers for storage service labor and materials totaling 94 15 due for more than twenty days. The property will be sold at public auction on Tuesday February 10 1925 at 9 o clock at IMOB Street Hayward to satisfy the lien and costs of sale with proceeds applied accordingly.
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