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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
5
Governor Gillett, Adjutant General J. J. Lauck praise California National Guard for excellent first year records. Circular letter prepared to commend citizen soldiers for readiness and service, emphasizing preparedness in case of need. Also lists promotions and notes local business promotions and printing services.
Ramage family visits in Buena Park and Hayward plans a move. Culp family from Berkeley visiting relatives with a two week departure planned. Stark sisters visit Myra A Smilly. Mrs Steese recovers from diphtheria. Amants from Medford and Oakland visit Mrs Smith. Amant tours Hayward fire apparatus. Orpheum program at St Isabella Church draws praise. Elmer Wayson returns from San Jose. annual town trustees report notes five deaths in 1909 and low fire risk. Ramages and Graham guests. Yea Glob meets at Mrs Reynolds home. prize awarded to Mrs Angus. Nelsons buy Lotree bicycle business. Vargas buys salon site. Castro Valley five-acre sale. Kroghs visit San Ramon. Gibson family reports busy ranch life with large acreage improvements touching Bern.
An automobile theft and hold up occurred near Winton Road involving Charles Long and Miss Fannie Winton Mace. Two men fled in a mobile vehicle, attacked a pedestrian with a revolver and demanded money, but details about injuries or outcomes are unclear.
Mrs Johanna Sophia Hetdrick aged unknown died after a fall at the ferry landing in San Francisco. She and her husband had just disembarked for a day in the city when she collapsed after being struck by a pinkyake alarm. She was taken to hospital but the spark of life had vanished. Heart failing was the cause.
The obituary notes the death of fifteen year old Alex Bryson, son of Mrs Bryson and grandson of Mrs Martha Allen. He attended the Congregational church and school, with interment in Lane Tree Cemetery. The family notes he was well liked and deeply mourned in the community.
The Sayre chamber of commerce and business groups push San Francisco to support a proposed California exposition. They urge local papers to devote space to promote interior state development and to aid the effort in Hayward and other areas. The issue notes regional footwear updates and a local newspaper renewal offer at $1.50 per year.
A movement led by Henan G. Walter seeks to form a new school district east of Hayward to improve facilities for children. A circulated petition urges the Alameda County Board of Supervisors to consider the proposal, citing the need for a local school near Cemetery Avenue and Curtiss Street. An illustrated pamphlet on California school architecture is now available through the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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