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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1929

Page

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Kidnap Rumor Haunts Missing Teens Search Continues

Relatives of Russell Yates and Ronald Hubert 16 year olds from Harvard high school lead a multi-day hunt for the pair missing since December 27 near San Leandro. Deputies assist as searchers pursue theories including kidnap by rum runners, with a recovered canoe as the only clue.

Russell Yates Ronald Hubert Harvard San Leandro Charles Yates Alois J. Hubert San Lorenzo Oakland Mervin Alois Robert Aubert Alvarado Monterey High School Bay Shore Burton Becker Roberts Landing Bors

Ranch land for sale seeks cash buyer in range 156 590 acres

Cash buyer sought for a ranch suitable for stock raising offering 156 to 590 acres. Contact Lamb & Andrade at 690 Castro Street for details.

Lamb & Andrade Castro Street

Quartet escapes death in canyon crash near Stockton

Four Stockton men Anthony Blyer John O Grady James Murphy and John Keeble narrowly survived a rollover on Dublin Canyon Road near the Pergola site returning from Oakland. A blinded driver caused the crash. Murphy and Keeble suffered minor cuts while all were treated at Hayward Central Hospital and later continued home.

Stockton Mena Dublin Pergola Stockton Oakland

August Ubhoff 91 Hayward Pioneer Dies After Fall

August Ubhoff 91, Hayward pioneer and Civil War veteran, died Sunday at Hayward Central Hospital after a fall that broke his hip. He lived at 527 A Street and helped build Trinity Episcopal Church. Survived by wife Marie and four children, funeral at Sorensen Brothers mortuary with Rev. Ten Broeck officiating. burial in Lone Tree cemetery soldiers plot.

Ubhoff Hayward Central Hospital Hayward Hanover Germany Marie Abhoff Dora Arendt Pleasanton Lulu Prowse Kinnie Winliford Charles Ubhoff Grand Army of the Republic Sorensen Brothers Joseph A. Ten Broeck Trinity Church Lone Tree Cemetery

Heyer Retires As Chairmen Of County Supervisors

William Hamilton of Alameda elected and installed as new chairman replacing Charls Heyer after four years. Hamilton plans to pursue a county courthouse project and will serve one year. Walter Davis new supervisor. Heyer lauded for leading Oakland Alameda subway efforts and chairing state supervisors.

William 3 Hamilton Alameda Redmond C Staats Berkeley Thieyer Hamilton Oakland-Alameda Ustuars Walter M. Davis John F. Mullins Heyer Board of Hayward Hamiltes Moose Lodge Oakland Chanily

Travel Note on Egypt Becomes Oversung Tale

A fragmentary travel note describes Egypt with extreme contrasts and inflated costs. The piece notes unbelievable scenery and a high price tag around 7,990 miles away, reflecting a prejudiced travel diary tone.

Egypt vWoman

Hill and Valley club hosts Chinese bridge whist party

A committee of 15 Hill and Valley club members led by E. W. Burr will entertain at a Chinese bridge whist party Monday evening January 28. A prize will be offered for every table. Members and friends are invited. Reservations via phone 215-W. Score cards available at Green Shutter hotel.

Hill and Valley Club Mee E. W. Burr Green Shutter Hotel

Hayward Library Reports Busiest Month December

The Hayward public library saw its peak monthly circulation in December with 3370 books checked out. The Hayward department accounted for 7540, and the county department for 29, while 58 people obtained new circulation cards. three months show rising activity, implying population growth and greater literary interest in Harvard.

Hayward Public Elizabeth Creelman Hayward Harvard

Mrs. Gilabert Dies in Spain After Hayward Move

Mrs. L M Gilabert wife of the Occidental hotel owner on Castro street died in Spain on New Year’s Day per a cable to her daughter Bra Rose Barbano. Survived by husband three children Mrs Barbano Miss Isabel Gilabert and Gracian Fernandez. The family had lived in Fresno and Los Angeles before moving to Hayward five years prior.

Isabel Gilabert Gracian Fernandez Hayward Fresno Los Angeles

San Lorenzo Awards Grammar School Contract

San Lorenzo school board let a $61,130 contract to E. T. Lesure of Oakland for a new one story six room grammar school at the burned site. Work began on the grounds and is expected to finish in about four months funded by a $226,000 bond issue and $43,900 fire insurance. Eight bidders sought the contract.

San Lorenzo E. T. Lesure Oakland Lesure Tidders

Reliable Shoe Store announces Cash Raising Sacrifice Sale

Hennett of the Reliable Shoe Store starts a Cash Raising Sacrifice Sale on Wednesday January 8 at 9:00 am. The event promises high quality footwear at sacrifice prices aimed at thrifty shoppers for the whole family.

Hennett The Reliable Shoe Store Wtz

Henry B. Martin Pioneer of San Lorenzo Dies at 72

Henry B Marlin longtime San Lorenzo resident and orchardist died Monday morning at Hayward Central Hospital at age 72 years 2 months 5 days He was born in Pennsylvania and brought to San Lorenzo as a child He leaves wife Sophie E Marlin and children Mrs Charles Case Piedmont Mrs W Hater and Stanley Clifford Marlin Hayward John Henry Marlin San Lorenzo Private funeral service will be held Wednesday at 4 30 am at Mrs Haley 1228 Russell Ave Sorensen Brothers mortuary in charge Interment will be private Flowers requested to be omitted

Henry B. Marlin San Lorenzo Hayward Central Hospital Pennsylvania John Marlin Sophie E. Marlin Charles Case Piedmont W. W. Hater Stanley Clifford Marlin Hayward John Henry Marlin Haley Russell Sorensen Brothers

Boy’s Rebellion Over Missing School Excuse

Joseph Silva Jr a 16 year old, son of Mr and Mrs Silva of 700 Gastro Street, faced a justice court reprimand by Judge Jacob Harder Jr after attempting to transfer to Modesto schools. The missing bar incident led to discovery that an excuse was written by Charles Ramos of Braun’s drug store on Silva’s claim his mother could not write. Ramos was cautioned to be more careful.

Joseph Silva Gastro Street Justice Court Jacob Harder Jr Polise Bret Harte Charles Ramos Braun Young Silva Ramos Harder Modesto

Nanes to Start Dance Series

The first of a series of dances will be held at Dania hall January 12 with the Danish judges of Hayward in charge. The events will occur on the second Saturday of each month. Harold Heisers's orchestra will play and prizes will be given for whist. Ed Frederickson leads the committee promising a lively program.

Hayward Dania Hall Harold Heisers Ed Frederickson

California to act on seven state river compact first

Sacramento dispatch notes Governor Young predicts California will ratify the seven state Colorado river compact as the opening legislative act. The session opens with a large agenda including a biennial budget and reports from many commissions.

Sacramento United Press California C. C Young Senate House Edgar C. Levey San Francisco Arthur H. Breed Piedmont Young

Colorful First Presbyterian service with screen hymns and a faux organ

A Sunday night at First Presbyterian featured the hymn My Faith Looks Up to Thee shown on screen with colored pictures. Miss Alice Heiser performed a concealed saxophone effect while a girl choir behind the nave softly sang the verses. Pastor Rev. Charles E. Lukens delivered the message.

First Presbyterian Church Alice Heiser Sue Laura Audibert Edith Wilbur Margaret White Phyllis Naish Mary Allan Betty Anita Lewis Charles E. Lukens Ray Palmer Sills Marion Rogers Catherine Brownell Charles Osborn Ed Ashton Ruth Wilbur

County Unit Plan To Be Discussed At PTA Meeting

A PTA meeting at the high school on Monday afternoon January 14 at 2 o clock will convene with Mrs. C. Blake presiding. Frederick Foster, vice principal, will present a thorough explanation of the county unit plan as both sides are discussed and all clubs and concerned parties urged to attend.

C. Blake Frederick Foster The Schoor

Hayward Teams To Play Fremont In Basketball Trip

Hayward Union high school varsity and Class B basketball teams travel to Fremont Tuesday for a pair of games against Fremont high school. Coach Ned Kay plans to play all squad members to build experience. Captain Mervin Yates returns after assisting in a brother search. Don Hubert and Pete Jones also back to full strength. Harvard plays at Richmond Friday.

Hayward Union High School Fremont Fremont High School Ned Kay Mervin Yates Russell Yates Don Hubert Pete Jones Harvard Richmond

Children to Attend Grace Cathedral Service in San Francisco

Trinity church school children are invited to a Sunday service at Grace Cathedral San Francisco starting at 4 p.m. The Rev J A Ten Broeck will arrange autos leaving at 2 p.m. from the parish church. A parish meeting for officer elections and annual business is set for January 16. The Women’s auxiliary hosts a card party that day at 2 p.m. at 102 Castro Street with refreshments and prizes.

Trinity Episcopal Church School Grace Cathedral San Francisco J. A. Ten Broeck Stacy Sutton Castro Street Board of Agriculture Director of Agriculture

Scouts to Show Work Oakland in Late Spring

Oakland Bar Scouts council unveils a Merit Badge Exposition to educate boys through films from Portland and St Louis. The event aims to mobilize Scouts from Berkeley to Livermore, stressing emergency readiness after Santa Barbara and Saint Louis floods. Castro Valley school to show pictures January 23. Hayward troops back two exhibitions in Oakland.

Oakland BE. W. Burr Oakland Bar Scouts Council Sterling Doushty Homer Bemis Rotary Portland and St. Louis Berkeley Livermore Santa Barbara Regulat Castro Valley Hayward

Elephant Dental Drama at Circus

The circus vet treated Myrtle the elephant for a toothache. A steam derrick with ropes and power was used to pull the offending molar, successfully removing it.

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