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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1929

Page

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Hayward Pigeon Show Draws Crowd as Birds Flight Home

About 50 homing pigeons from Los Angeles and Sacramento flew from Hayward Native Sons hall to home lofts 100 to 200 miles away while judges assessed the birds. Attendance topped 1,200 with exhibitor totals near 50 as awards awaited Saturday.

Hayward Los Angeles Sacramento Native Sons’ Hall William James Oakland William G. Sohn Geta Robert V. Moore San Leandro England Hayward Show Moore Liverpool Ir. Moore Crystal Palace London Ellen M. Hoss

Hayward Man Injured in Street Collision

James D. Young of Fairview Avenue suffered minor cuts and bruises after his light car collided with Ed Nicholson's heavier vehicle at D Street and First Streets Thursday night. Young's car lost two wheels and Nicholson's car mounted the curb, crashing into a fence at Senator F. H. Christian's lawn. Dr. F. A. Brown treated Young and Patrolman F. E. Macabee investigated the crash.

James D. Young Fairview Avenue Ed Nicholson First Streets Mr. Young D Street Mr. Nicholson F. H. Christian Young F. A. Brown F. E. Macabee

Mock Trial at Veterans Club Trial Turns Humorous

Hayward Veterans Lunch Club holds a mock trial at the American Lesson Hall. George Williams faces electrical charges as witnesses testify. Clarence Johnson is fined. Western Union messenger Charles Barrett delivers a toy instrument as part of the scene. Twenty attend, club grows. Walter Trokee presides. Art Phillips and J. A. Mackenzie named to organize next Friday's program.

Hayward George Williams William Price Huse Frank Jacob Ander Jr Clarence Johnson Harry Bradford American Legion Charles Barrett Western Union Walter Trokee Art Phillips J. A. Mackenzie Cals

Christian Church Contemplates New Building in City

More than 100 gathered at Dacia hall for a congregational meeting led by Rev. Robert L. MeChatton. The church reported no debt and a large portion of last year’s 2400 in income went to charitable work while plans discussed to purchase land and erect a church. Guests included Will Brown of Fruitvale and his brother Fred Brown.

Hayvard Christian Church Dacia Hall Robert L. MecHatton Will Brown Fruitvale Loyal Sens Christian Church Fred Brown Alma Maccabee Clifford Clark Alice Steele Lee Risley Ed Pearce Duck Harden M. Lawson Mars Washburn

Capital Punishment Debate Divides Avon and Centerville

Four high school debate teams from Hayward and Centerville clashed over abolishing capital punishment. At Avon High School the Hayward affirmative beat Centerville 2 to 1, while Centerville defeated Harvard 3 to 0 at Centerville. Judges included Milla College seniors and Stanford students.

Hayward Centerville Harvard Lucille Shermen Thomas Cordry Hazel Marcuxe Miss Sherman Rehiital Orville Biose Florence Humphrey Dorothy Vandervoort Milla College Stanford Benjamin Duniway Francis Marshall John Cranston Helen Pike Robert Cooke Winifred Swanson James Bunker Mary Azevedo Louis Ruschin

Fire at Adolph May home causes minor damage

Fire damaged the home of Adolph May at 1029 A Street Friday around 1 PM. Sparks from the chimney are blamed for the blaze. The family nearly extinguished the fire before the fire department arrived.

Adolph May

Gas at 15 Cents Sets Off Price War in San Francisco

United Press reports three hundred garages in San Francisco offered gas at 15 cents as the Garage Owners association vows to keep cutting the price. Other agencies plan to follow the move, signaling a coastward pricing contest.

San Francisco United Press

Memorial tree planting honors 1927 Dole flight fliers

A ceremonial tree planting at Eichwaldt Erwin memorial site recalls two tragedies the 1927 ocean flight and the Dole Pacific flight two Italian cypress trees and several acacias added as part of a landscape plan for a 206 060 memorial building centerpiece a bird collection and plaques honor Captain Charles Nungesser Francois Tal miss Mildred Doran and the San Mateo organizers

Mlickt Ocean William P. Erwin Alvin H. Eichwaldt Mlantine Eichwaldt-Ervwin Atiarfem Ir Charles Nungesser France Francois Tali Atlantic Mazella A. McCarthy San Mateo Mildred Doran Hawaii Dole Madame Numgesser cCarthr San Francisco American Legion Paris Tré Madame Nungesser Florence Eichwaldt Louise Marr Erwin Hoth Rogers City Planning Commission Jeanne Terancoeur Hans Vejler Harvard Jacob Harder Jr Memorial Park E. P. Whitman Miss Doran Pacific

Federated Clubs Protest County Unit Plan in Eden Township

Federated Improvement clubs of Eden township meet at Markham school to oppose a proposed county unit school administration plan for Alameda County. Delegates urge lawmakers Christian and Jost to block the bill, arguing country schools would lose local taxpayer control. The group plans protests at the Alameda County Board meeting and considers federation name changes and event planning for farm show and annual picnic.

RedwoodFoad Federated Improvement Clubs Eden Township Markham Daniel Riley George Walker Nick Bauer E. H. Christian William P. Jost Hayward County Unit Plan Alameds Oakland Federated Clubs East Side Consolidated Clubs C. W. White County Board of Supervisors Redwood Ram San Leanure T. G. Hodgkins A. Krus Alameda County L. EL Walbridge

Highway Signs to Arrive Soon in Alameda County

Clarence Johnson of the California Automobile Association says 350 boulevard signs will reach Alameda County in about two weeks. They will be placed at intersections between Oakland and the county line, especially Foothill Boulevard and Castro Valley cutoff, where several accidents have occurred including one involving Frank Baldwin. The move follows action by the county board of supervisors and local agitation after the Baldwin crash.

Alameda County Clarence Johnson California Automobile Association Oakland Foothill Boulevard Castro Valley Cuttoff Frank Baldwin Baldwin

Castro Valley Athlectics to Play Merritt Nine Next Sunday

The Castro Valley Athletic club baseball team, newly organized, will play Merritt on Sunday at 2 38 PM likely at Highland school grounds in Oakland. They recently beat Ashland All-Stars 4 to 3 as Lefty Turner allowed two hits for Castro Valley.

Castro Valley Athlectic Club Merritt Jenners Oakland Highlard School Crounds Ashland All-Stars Lefty Turner Ashlanders Castro Valley G. Rose Brazil H. Rose Perry Alameda George A. Santos Goulardt C. Santos

Western Auto Tire Price Corrections Ad Update

Western Auto Supply ad lists tire price corrections with readings for Redaord Tee, Western Giant Standards, Wearwell Balloons, Wasco Melloon and other sizes. Corrections include entries such as 30x4.50 Wearwell Balloons priced at $4.16 and 30x5.00 Wearwell Balloons at $7.65, among others. All other tires remain as quoted in the advertisement.

Western Auto Supply Company Redaord Tee Wasco

Twenty-Thirtians Plan Big Program For Coming Year

Twenty-Thirtians convened at the Villa Grill with installation of officers for six months. Gene Collins outlined a vigorous plan for a municipal swimming pool, expansion of the club, and support of other Twenty-Thirty clubs. Hugo Frank and A. Fisher Jr. staged practical jokes as Al Frager led the meeting with district governance. Clarence Borneman received a fountain pen tribute as he leaves for Huntington Park to become a postal carrier. The club sang under Belton Fleisher’s piano as Hawke praised the administration and civic plans for 1925.

Hugo Frank Harvard Villa Grill Gene Collins Howard Irish A. &. Fisher Jr Trish Collins Leland Hawke al Fisher al Frager Mike Behringer New Mexico California Hawke Frank Bar Bridge Ettic Hayward Belton Fleisher Horace Spradlin A. E. Fischer Jr

92 Bret Harte Students Receive Diplomas

Relatives and friends fill the Brat Harte grammar school auditorium as 52 eighth grade graduates receive diplomas. Superintendent J. MecGlade notes education's higher opportunities while the class gifts fund auditorium footlights. The 92 graduates include Robert Ferdinand Adams and many others listed by name.

Brat Harte Grammar School Robertm. Reid William John Cooper Irvine Henninesen Reid Judee Jacob Harder Jr Joseph E. Hellingshead Evelyn Garcia J. C. MecGlade San Francisco

Firm Acquires Garden of Allah

The Pacific Mushroom company has acquired the Garden of Eden near Niles and begun mushroom-house construction. The dance hall will be preserved for entertainment. Leo Vincent, new manager, takes possession of the residence and plans high quality in both production and entertainment at the garden.

Pacific Mushroom Company Garden of Eden Niles Leo Vincent

Card of Thanks and Local Advertisements

A short card of thanks from Mrs. Aucust Abbott and family expresses gratitude for sympathy after a bereavement. The item also notes a gift store promotion with greeting cards, novelties, and stationery at Broons Drug Store on the corner B and Castro streets in Marwan.

Aucust Abbott Drac Broons Drug Resa Castro Streets Marwan

Cash Raising Sacrifice Sale at Reliabte Shoe Store

Bennett of the Reliabte Shoe Store announces a Cash Raising Sacrifice Sale offering high quality footwear at sacrifice prices for the whole family. Shoppers are urged to take advantage of the thrifty event to save on footwear.

Bennett Reliabte Shoe Store

Senate approves $25 million boost to dry act fund

Washington January 11 United Press Special to The Review reports the senate appropriations committee authorized a deficiency bill adding 25,060,040 for prohibition enforcement next year. Senator Harris of Georgia argued that 13,500,000 had been previously reserved in the December plan.

Washington United Press Senate Appropriations Committee Harris Georgia

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