City Council appoints Dr. Clemens as health officer
City council adopts a new health board structure appointing Dr. Nels E. Clemens as city health officer and secretary. Rain runoff floods Sunset boulevard east of the Western Pacific tracks prompting drainage investigation. Final reading approves diagonal 30 degree parking. police appointment delayed amid objections. Spur track plans discussed with Western Pacific. Sayre street sewer map approved. Memorial park power line permit granted. postal numbering plan referred to Chamber of Commerce.
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City ‘Health Board
Nels E. Clemens
Oyelty
Sunset Boulevard
Western Pacific
al August
New Health Board
C. W. White
City Attornney
Hayward Public Health Center
Clemens
Frederick W. Browning
Sunset
Messrs
Blaher
Bishopti
Jesse B. Holly
Manuel Lewis
Ruth Rogers
Lewis
Arthur Xanter
Western Pacific Railroad
Jackson Street
Sayre Street
Great Western Power Company
Memorial Park
Memorial Canyon
Moraga Valley
Orchard Avenue
Harry Bradford
Chamber of Commerce
Zeify
Hayward Plans Tree Planting Along D Street Route
Hayward city council approved a plan by Mrs. Beth L. Rogers and the planning commission to plant trees along upper D Street from Second Street east with Arizona ash stock being studied by J M Holland. Future plantings include Prospect Street upper B Street Niles reed and East 14th Street with resident meetings planned and a $100 appropriation to promote the garden contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Beth L. Rogers
City Planning Commission
Upper DB Street
Second Street
Mec
D Street
Planning Commission
Dave Galbraith to play wild man at veterans parley
Dave Galbraith will portray the wild man from Borneo at Friday’s veterans club luncheon. He heads entertainment and announces a film, From Barneo to Boulevards, sponsored by Seiberling Rubber about rubber history from tree to tire. Members are urged to attend and bring items for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Galbraith
Borneo
Veterans’ Club
Seiberling Rubber Company
Jae
Nivwapar Ei Coiyre
Christian Group Plans Hayward Church Expansion
The Hayward Christian church board and committee chairs met at the Hanson home to discuss increasing membership and acquiring a new church site. Hanson will study land suited for building while Shoptaugh leads with the minister and board members including Millard Resbe Auwers and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Jack Millard
Chaiman
Hanson
Pearl Resbe
Tiance
Neil Auwers
R .H. Cook
Thomas Green
T. Green
XN. Auvers
Ed Hizer
Dolly Hizer
Conyers Loses Plea for Water at Highlands
San Francisco The state railroad commission ruled Suburban Development Company's Hayward Highlands water system operates as a public utility after a complaint by Horace Conyers. The panel ordered the company to file its rules and regulations, but dismissed Conyers request to be supplied, noting he lives outside the service area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
State
Horace Conyers
Compaur
Compauy
Hayward Hienlands
Alameda
Disabled Vets to Meet on Friday in Hayward
The Hayward chapter of the Disabled American Veterans plans a Friday meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to map further plans for a benefit dance. The event supports the veterans hospital campaign fund and the chapter cap and colors fund with Chaffee's five piece band performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Disabled American Veterans of the World War
Chamber of Commerce Office
Burbank School
Ald
Veterans’ Hospital Campaign Fond
Cap and Colors
Chaffee
Two New Faculty Members at Hayward Union High School
Mass Virginia Evens of Patterson joins Hayward Union High School to teach English and junior business training. Mrs Marion S Jones returns to her English class at the new semester opening Monday after an absence of one year.
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Mass
Virginia Evens
Patterson
Hayward Union High School
Green Shutter Hotel
Marion S. Jones
Rain record nears normal amid warm spell
Weather data shows season rainfall at 8.08 inches through Thursday morning 47 hundredths below the 15 year normal. Rain this period added 1.13 inches with last year at 8.60 inches and the 15 year average at 8.75. Total yearly rainfall exceeds 13 inches as barometer rises suggesting clearing skies ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Johnson
Frager Team to Meet Adrian Club in League Play
Frager Team travels to Wilson junior high Thursday for its second league game against Adrian Athletic Club. In the previous Tuesday win at Burbank school Frager beat Wells Fargo Union Trust 34 to 22 led by Miggs Rogerson with 21 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frager’s Man's Store
Wilson Junior High
A Adrian Athletic Club
Wells Fargo Union Trust Company
San Francisco
Burbank School
Miggs Rogerson
Rogerson
Monte Florence
Parker
George Forth
Buck Grindell
Joe Mary
Lester Oksen
Filbert Soares
Russell Cabet
Harder Center Meeting Hosted by Mrs J A McNeil
Mrs J A McNeil hosted a Harder Farm Center meeting Wednesday afternoon at her home. The session covered parliamentary procedure during the business hour, followed by a tea reception with a charmingly arranged tea table.
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A" McNeil
Harder Farm ‘Center
Dugout Nights for Legion Boys At Army Event
The American Legion hosts an Army night program at the Legion hall with a gas proof dugout replica from World War I. Veterans promise a strong entertainment program as Charles Sorensen Roy Hutto Ari Phillips and Norman Vadnais head the committee. All war veterans are invited to attend.
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American Legion
Legion Hall
France
Evenifs
Army Veterans of the Legion
Charles Sorensen
Roy Hutto
Ari Phillips
Norman Vadnais
Knightly Linked By His Whiskers To 7-Year Play
William T. Knightly, Hayward Bank of Italy manager, recalled as the oldest baseball player in captivity at an Alameda Elks lodge baseball night. Bennis Deviverous, Oakland Pacific Coast league shortstop, teased Knightly about a 7 year old moustache memory from a Hayward game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Knightly
Hayward
Bank of Italy
Alameda Elks’ Lodge
Frank Leonard
Stanton Soares
Henry Powell
Bennis Deviverous
Oakland Pacific Coast League
Rhubarb Crop for 1930 Promises to Set New Records
In San Lorenzo the rhubarb industry anticipates a record 1930 as heavy rains boost growth. The Central California Rhubarb Growers Association expands to 156 members and about 1800 contracted acres. Picking begins late February with markets across the west and central U.S. Robert King serves as association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Central California
Manuel H. Picanco
Alameda County
West
Middle West
Robert King
Hayward Veteran A. A. Osborn Improves At Home
A. A. Osborn of Hayward High lands, adjutant of the Hayward post G A A, long ill with threat trouble, shows improvement at his home after a month of illness. He served in the navy in the Civil War and is nearing 86 on Lincoln's birthday. His friends eagerly welcome his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Osborn
Hayward Highlands
Osborn
Hayward
G.A.A
Lincoln
San Lorenzo Post Office Set Record Receipts in 1929
San Lorenzo reports postal receipts reached a new high of 2500 dollars for 1929, an increase of 506 over the previous year. Mrs Emma Kessler has managed the office since January 1 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Sar Lorenzo
Emma Kessler
Kesler
Hanson Starts Plant Unit for Western Clay Near Niles
A. F. Hanson began construction Thursday on a $40,000 two story fireproof unit for Western Clay Products between Niles and Sunol. The facility will employ over 300, produce drain and sewer tile plus hollow tile, and be rail-accessible between two lines. Plans for a second unit and a nearby hotel are under way to serve workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Hanson
Hayward
Western Clay Products Company
Niles
Sunol
California Products Company
Oakland
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific
Founders Day Observed by California Federated Clubs
California wide observance marks the founding of the California Federation of Women's Clubs. From 1900s gathering in Los Angeles to about 106000 members now, clubs plan penny a day savings banks as proposed by Mrs. Robert Burdette.
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Federated Club Women
California Federation of Women's Clubs
Los Angeles
Ebell Club
South Broadway
Robert Burdette
General Federation Foundation Fund Committee
P T A Carnival Date Postponed
The Hayward Union High School P T A has moved the carnival to February 1 from January 25. The event will feature numerous entertainments to raise funds for the association's student aid fund, benefiting Castro Valley students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Union High School Parent-Teacher Association
Castro Valley Fire Department
Student Aid Fond
Clearance Sale On at Fleisher's
Fleisher shoe store at 77 B street opens a semi annual clearance offering nationally advertised footwear. Women and girls Enns dettick shoes reduced to 4.95 and 5.40. Black hi affipers on sale at 2.95. Buster Brown and other children’s shoes featured. Men Florsheim styles shown at 8.85 and 9.85. 10 percent discount on Onyx and Luxite hosiery. Phone Hayward 370.
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Fleisher
Buster Brown
Florsheim
Onyx
Luxite
Hayward
Death threat charge of Dias on court stand
Ernest Dias testified that deputies beat him and threatened to kill him to force a confession in the Montero Munoz murder case. The trial moved quickly as prosecutors closed their case and the defense began presenting evidence, with Capt. Edward Crossman identifying the gun that fired the fatal bullets.
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Oakland
United Press
Stanley Montero
Mary Munoz
Ernest Dias
Ramos
Earl Warren
Dias
Paul St. Sure
Jack ‘Coltier
J. L. Davis
St. Sare
San Leandro
Mheane
Edward C Crossman
Los Ancetes
Collier
Bhibarn . Jones
Lions Gather For Poen Meeting Induct Two New Members
Lions club hosts a Wednesday Poen meeting with Arthur Johnson the Oakland baritone entertaining. Two new members Joan Santana and John J Motzko are inducted with Peer President Hans Henningsen leading the ceremony. Regulars include Milian M Dohner as director and Don Leidig Peter Verzic and Buster Brokl among attendees.
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Lions
Arthur Johnson
Oakland
Johnson
Joan Santana
Lion M. F Soares
Piano Here
John J. Motzko
Hayward Journal
Hans Henningsen
Milian M. Dohner
Dohner & Calbraith Automobile Agency
Joseph T Sis
Mr. Sims
John Seim
Don Leidig
Peter Verzic
Buster Brokl
Livermore
Jab
Pleasanton
Messrs
Henningsen
Sims
Siem
Ledig
Clarence A. Rautino
Fresno
California Lions Officers’ Association
Wednescar
Wedacedar
Sime
Lloyd Overhatserag
Ray Bassett
Bank of Italy
U. C. Billingales
Gric Runs O.K. Eric Progress Report From Home
Eric at his Tennyson home shows steady improvement after an illness and expresses a desire to return to work. His wife, more informed about his recovery, keeps him at home part of each day to continue recuperating.
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Eric
Tennyson
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Rogers
Batreet
Parley
Conyers
Highlands
Frager
Adrian Club
Madcen
Oakland Y. M. C. A
Hoover Junior High School
R. T. Cowles
Valley
Redwood Crossing
Central Hospital
Dr. Clemens
Eucalyptus Lodge
Alonzo Bradford
J. E. Welsh
Masonic Temple
Nels Clemens
J. Elmer Welsh
Harry A. Scoville
W. MM. Beckman
George D. Horey
Joseph Pierce
A. B. Morris
Otto Fink
Robert Leibe
Walter Fuerl
C. Jacobsen
Tyler
Decoto
Atimeda
Masonic Lodge
George Wollenders
Legion Boys
Army
Knightly
A. A. Osborn Better
Motzko
Santana
Club
Gric
O. K
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