Presby terians plan $10,000 addition after pledge drive
At a quarterly Congregational meeting the Presbyterian church outlined plans for a $10,000 addition to its building to house recreational and educational work. About $7,000 has been pledged with most already in the bank. at least $6,000 cash must be raised before construction can start. The project, backed by Rev. Charles E. Lukens Jr. and led by Charles Long, follows earlier decisions as the church seeks to expand facilities. A father and son banquet is planned for January 23, and about 45 members attended.
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Presbyterian Church
Bardertaken
Charles Long
Ruth Rogers
Womer
Oakland
Man’s Brotherhood
Charles E. Lukens Jr
Gouveia Services Set for Funeral of Frank Gouveia
Funeral services for Frank E Gouveia who died at Fairmont county hospital from pneumonia will be held at his daughter's home on Oakview avenue and Foothill boulevard at 9 o'clock Friday morning and again at All Saints church at 9 36 o'clock with a requiem high mass for the repose of his soul. Burial will follow at Holy Sepuchrs cemetery. He was born in Portugal and was the husband of Mrs Barl Gouveia who died in 1972, and father of Maude Cambre and William George and Charles Gouveia.
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Frank E Gouveia
Fairmont County Hospital
Maude Cambra
Oakview Avenue
Foothill Boulevard
All Saints’ Catholic Church
Holy Sepuichrs
Portugal
Barl Gouveia
Cambre
William
George
Charles Govveia
Pope designates 1925 as jubilee year of mercy
The pope issued an apostolic decree declaring 1925 his jubilee year and extraordinary holy year. Plenary indulgences will be granted to Catholics under the usual conditions.
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Rome
Hoover to push new program to enforce prohibition
President Hoover plans a major bid to enforce prohibition using new legal tools and education after inauguration. He will wait for the senate judiciary committee on prohibition to finish its investigation before detailing a course of action. Possible measures include raising drug administrators' responsibility for large violations and criminal prosecution of negligent traffickers and smugglers.
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United Press
SC Ashington
Jaz
Herbert Hoover
Senate Judiciary Commission On Prohibition
Hoover
Alienists Declare Northcatt Lane Mentally Responsible
Riverside Jas 10 United Press Special to The Review says Northcett is mentally responsible for his acts. The report blocks defense attempts to claim insanity and states he must stand trial February 7 for the murder of Walker Collins, a crime his mother confessed to and is serving a life term for in Sarre tn. He is also accused of slaving three other boys.
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Riverside
Jas
United Press
Stewart Northcett
Northcott
Walker Collins
Sarrentin
Christian church dinner planned at Dania hall
Aembers and friends of the Christian church will host an annual dinner and social hour this evening at 6 o'clock at Dania hall.
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Aembers
The
Christian Church
Dania Hall
Great Stamp Club lector to Talk to Boys Friday Night
Friday evening in the Boy Scout room of the Edwin Markham school Donald A Cohen a stamp collector with a large valued collection will begin a weekly one hour session for boys interested in stamps. The hour is 7 to 8 o clock each Friday night and Cohen will teach what to collect how to obtain items how to evaluate and how to build a profitable enjoyable hobby. Henry Hopkins Scout chief urges all boys to attend for an informative talk.
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Boy Scout
Edwin Markham School
Donald A. Cohen
Kelly Fit
United States
Eitine
Asrs
Mr. Cohen
Tohen
Henry
Bret Harte Wins from Pleasanton
The Bret Harte school basketball team of Hayward defeated the Pleasanton grammar squad on Wednesday at Pleasanton with a 12 to 5 score. George Brown starred at center scoring six points for Fing ward while Young and Joseph led the forwards, Swearingen and Enos at guards, Wells at center, and Moniz at forward.
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Bret Harte
Hayward
Pleasanton Grammar School
Pleasanton
George Brown
Fingward
Harvard
Young
Joseph
Swearingen
Enos
Beards
Wells
Moniz
Pato Alto
Burbankchool
Hayward Fans to Pack Richmond for Three Games
A large group of Hayward high school students and townspeople will travel to Richmond Friday night to watch three Hayward basketball teams in three games starting at seven. Coach Ned Kay says the 1800 seat Richmond gym should accommodate all fans. A potential league clash with Berkeley from Wednesday was avoided, preserving Hayward’s season plans to face Berkeley later.
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Hayward High School
Towans Peome
Richmond
Hayward
Ned Kay
Richmond Gymnasium
Haywara
Berkeley
Garden Club Set to Hear On Spring Planting
Hayward Garden club will hear Charles C Navier Oakland horticulturist and UC graduate discuss how to get sorts ready for gardening Monday afternoon at the farm bureau office. Plans are under way for a shrub and cutting sale to raise funds for the spring flower show in May.
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Charles C. Navier
Oakland Horticulturist
University of California
Hayward Garden Club
Farm Bureau
Exhibition Chassis at Ovaard's Auto Palace
A stripped 1929 Chevrolet chassis on view at Hans Ovnard's showroom at 351 Castro Street. The exhibit, part of the San Francisco show in January, reveals engine, gearing, and crankshaft to differential through nickel plated levers and an electric drive. Mr Ogaard and staff invite the public to inspect this mechanical novelty.
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Hans Ovnard
Castro Street
Tedar
Ozsard
San Francisco
Evers
Mr. Ogaard
Talks About Your Hearts No 17 Pasteur Lazear Banting
A historical column lauds Pasteur for diphtheria prevention, Lazear for Yellow fever work, and Banting for insulin. It urges trusting physicians over self diagnosis and promotes Hayward Drug Co as a local advertiser.
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Pasteur
Lazear
Banting
Jackson
Promotions Highlight Guard Smoker and Recruiting Drive
Members of Company F of the National Guard gathered at the American Legion hall for a smoker that launched the 1929 recruiting campaign. Major Irving discussed World War experiences in France while promotions were announced, including Allyn R. Tos n to first sergeant. Plans for a February dance with the American Legion and another Company dance were noted, plus motion pictures from the San Luis Obispo camp shown to the group. Major Irving also spoke on aviation training and wartime sorties.
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National Guard
Ston Irving
France
Commercia
American Legion Hall
Isiy Clyde Voorhees
San Luis Obispo
158Th Infantry
Siesi
American Legion
A. Meyer
William T. Morgan
Harvey Darneal
Corpora Allyn R. Tosen
Fred Warne
Sergant Tochsen
Jierbert Moldt
Leland Hanke Tyse
Reynold Kn
Lestie Moldo
San Luis Obispo Camp
Lerion
Madge K
Georgie Barney
Eston Fisisher
Irving
Amican Aviation Service
Tea University of California Troud School
San Diego
York
England
Frame
Tis Somme
Chanteau Thierry
Atgonbe
Irvine
Agi
Jordan
Hayward High Team Defeats Centerville in Fiery Debate
Hayward high school championed by Lucile Sharman Thomas Cordre and another unnamed girl defeated Centerville speakers in a tense today contest. The Hayward team won the debate amid sharp exchanges and strong points from both sides.
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Hayward High School
Lucile Sharman
Thomas Cordre
Centerville
Hayward
Hayward Pigeon Show Opens at Native Sons Hall
The first Hayward Pigeon Show opens at Native Sons Hall with about 1200 birds. More than 50 exhibitors from Hayward Oakland Pomona Chico attend as birds arrive by express and auto for four days of judging and prizes.
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Hayward
Harvard
Native Sons’ Hall
Hayward Pigeon Show &Pens
Native Sons
Express
Wil- Hem G. Sohr
Listiss
Eck
Ream
Oakland
Pomona
Chico
William G. Sohn
Duane
Castro Valley
Rudieph Duanie
N. Jersensen
Frank Silver
Elon Wose
Howard Kerrican
W. Straik
J. A. Poller
William James
R. Noack
Glendeme Figeon Lofts
F. C. Grounds
H. E. Lower
Pani Werer
Lund
VL Manners
L. Il
Quarle
T. March
W. Wheeler
McKee
Jozeph Coulardt
Mount Eden
FE V. Lemos
Alvarado
F P. Tapper
San Leandro
J. C. Doolittle
Redwood City
EH. Luhdorff
Julius Luhdorff
Sar Jose
Edwin J. Poul
Penny Store Owen about Sar. 5 Penney store 2: Griges at Hayward tense
Fragmented OCR note mentions Penny Store Owen and a Penney store at Hayward. References a manager, occupancy, visitors, and unclear dates. Key entities are Penny Store and Hayward. Content is garbled but points to opening or occupancy events with involvement of Griges and B Harward.
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Owen
Penney
Griges
Hayward
Harward
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