Veterans Memorial Drive Probed by Hayward City Council
Hayward leaders and ex service men's committee push a veterans memorial with a hospital road linking to the Hayward-San Mateo bridge, a new city hall and a municipal pool as part of a 1928 program. A $66 000 to $104 000 building price for the memorial was outlined, with county support possible if a site is offered. The council referred the plan to the finance committee for site funding options and discussed using bond issues or donations to secure a site and proceed before July 1.
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Veterans
Hayward
Harry Bradford
City Fathers
Bay Bridge
Veterans’ Memorial
Hayward-San Mateo
Buileing
Veterans’ Council
Harry A. Bradford
Bradford
County Board of Supervisors
Lester Perry
Castro Street
D Streets
William Polze & Co
San Lorenzo Creek
E. P. Whitman
Main Street
Connell
Hayward Veterans’ Memorial
Alameda County
Cunha
Civ Hall
Harvard Twenty-Thirty Club
First Streets
Congregational Church
Superb Hatch From Small Batch On Pacific Coast
Hatchery manager Fred Hennings of the S & H hatchery plans to ship four cartons of day old chicks by airmail. The venture aims to revolutionize chick production in a year round climate while drawing attention from the hatchery fraternity and the general public.
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Pacific Coast
Fred Hennings
Parsons Heads Nominees for C of C Chiefs
Hayward Chamber of Commerce nominates sixteen candidates for eight director posts after secret tabulation. Notables include YT Parsons Hugo Frank Jacob Harder Jr Nils Quist John Lee Wilbur and others. Ballots go out Saturday with returns due next Thursday when eight directors are named. January 28 vote tally shows 101 of 250 members voting.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Jacob Harder
YT. B. Parsons
Hugo Frank
Eric Ruus
Jacob Harder Jr
Arthur Manter
James Willison
David R- Roberts
N. R. Moore
John Lee Wilbur
Frank Pereira
Carl Sorensen
Nils Quist
T. B. Russell
N. E. Nelson
Frank J. Cunha
John Mitchell
Chamber
Kolze Relocates Headquarters in Shafer Building
Robert A. Kolze, former city major, moves his headquarters downstairs to the Shafer building at 388 Castro Street, taking over the former J. F. Brandon lease and listing life insurance policies for disposal. John M. Moorhead runs a thriving real estate office in the same suite.
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Robert A. Kolze
Fair City
Shafer
Castro Street
J. F
Brandon
Tle
Hfe
John M. Moorhead
Glenn Bailes Returns Home With Family
Mrs Glenn Bailes and the couple's children have returned near the old home in Organon. Glenn Bailes, the high school nightwatchman, has been about the happiest man in town since the reunion.
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Glenn Bailes
Organon
Glenn
Talks About Your Heart in Health Plan Advice
A vintage ad narrative urges readers to pursue perfect health through a personal health plan and physician guidance. It promotes timely medical advice, prescription fill reliability, and notes Hayward Drug Co and Kelly Fresh a Hayward as sources for medical goods and winter wear. The piece frames health as an achievement and links trustworthy drugstores to care.
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Alwara
Hayward Drug Coo
Odd Fellows
Strest
Hayward
Calif
Prospect Hill Row Settle Compromise Paves Seventh Street
City council reached a compromise to retain M street as an alley while proceeding with Prospect street extension and Seventh Street paving at about 14000. Lights will stay on all night with 600 candlepower glassware pending next year’s budget.
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Council
M Street
Seventh Street
Prospect Street
Hotel Avenue
Prospect Hill
Peter Barree
John Silva
J. J. Harding
Harry Brown
Occidental
Jack Casson
Joe Brandon
A. J. la Cunha
Harry Robinson
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Robinson
Free Demonstration at Masters Furniture Co
Free demonstration at Masters Furniture Co on Saturday from 1 to 6 p.m. The ad invites customers to bring a small Brau sels or Axminstar Tog for free cleaning. Event features rug and woodwork cleaning at 1080 B street, Hayward, on January 19.
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Wilson
Masters Furniture Co
Hayward
Ralph Ward Named Men's Club Chief
Ralph Ward was elected president of the Trinity church Men's club at its annual meeting. W. S. Clarke was named secretary and J. Wishart treasurer. A card party is planned for February 7 and the club will meet next Wednesday to finalize plans.
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Ralph Ward
Trinity Church
Mission Hall
W. S. Clarke
J. Wishart
Tony Rose Leaves General Hosn
Tony Rose of the southern Alameda county traffic squad has left Hayward General hospital after a six month stay. He returned to Irvington to finish recovering from a compound fracture of the left leg suffered in an automobile crash near Niles last summer. He will need three or four more months on crutches before moving again and plans to resume motorcycle duty once fully capable. Captain L A Eike and fellow officers will welcome him back.
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Tony Rose
Alameda County
Hsé
Hayward General Hospital
Irvington
Niles
L. A. Eike
Ida Haldin dies in Oakland at 72
Mrs Ida Haldin widow of the late Martin Haldin and former Hayward resident died in Oakland yesterday. Funeral services set for 3 PM Friday at Andker Petersen par Tors 1445 Fifth Avenue Oakland. She was mother of the late Frederick Haldin and born in Sweden.
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Ida Haldin
Martin Haldin
Hayward
Oakland
Andker & Petersen Par Tors
Fifth Avenue
City Buys Adding Machine From local vendor
Ralph Ward of the Hayward Typewriter Exchange sold and installed an adding machine for the city of Hayward to help keep records accurate. Ward credited City Clerk Mark Templeton for the purchase and noted the device could have been bought in Oakland. He reminded the public that math machines and typewriters are available at Meininger's stationery store at Castro and Bretes.
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Ralph Ward
Hayvard Typewriter Exchange
Hayward
Mark Templeton
Oakland
Meininger
Castro
Bstretes
Curtis Galleries Buy The Stark Antiques In Hayward
Curtis Galleries of San Francisco purchased almost the entire Stark antique collection from the Castro street home after a Review advertisement. Representatives arrived via local recommendation and acquired household items, Indian blankets, pictures, and various valuables, much to the Starkes’ satisfaction.
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Stark
Castro Street
Curtis Galleries
San Francisco
Hayward
San Lorenzo Union Church Sets Evening Meeting
The annual meeting of the San Lorenzo union church will be held at 6 30 oclock Thursday night in the church. Mrs R P King is chairman of the committee in charge of the meeting. The Rev BE Robinson the new pastor will be the principal speaker.
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San Lorenzo Union Church
R. P. King
BE. Robinson
Birthday Celebration For Mrs. C King In Castro Valley
Mrs. C King of Castro Valley celebrated her birthday last Friday with a gathering of friends. Mr King, a Castro Valley police officer, was noted as a community figure and enjoyed the event with neighbors and well wishers.
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C. King
Castro Valley
Mr. King
Record Hatch Sets Pace At Graham Hatchery
A Graham hatchery at 1625 D street is claimed to set a Pacific coast record with 100 live chicks from 10 eggs. Four evaluators confirmed the high hatch rate, with the birds destined for a Fairview poultryman.
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Pacific Coast
Graham Hatchery
D Street
Fairview
Dr Browning urges diphtheria immunization at talk
Hayward health officer Dr F W Browning spoke on Bridging the Gap at the Harvard health center. He warned that children aged 1 to 18 have no natural immunity and urged parents to immunize early. Attendees included Dr Ralph Wagner Ada Jensen Estee Compton Bradley Ruth McCord and Welfare board staff.
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Hayward
F. W. Browning
Harvard Health Center
Ralph Wagner
Oakland
Ada Jensen
Livermore
Estee Compton
San Leandro
Bradley
Pleasanton
Ruth McCord
Welfare Board
Browning
Fred A. Brown
Flavia Prentiss
Elizabeth Steinbeck
Josephine Turk
Elfreda Siemans
Antoinette Housson
Heath Center
Pioneer Lawyer of Region Passes
Thomas Scott Sr. an early California lawyer and Alameda County resident was buried in Bakersfield at age 71. Born in an adobe on the Niles to Dry Creek road near Decoto, he moved through Niles Sundl and Livermore, practicing law in Alameda County before relocating to Bakersfield in 1903.
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Thomas Scott Sr
California
Alameda
Bakersfield
Scott
Niles
Dry Creek
Decoto
Thoms Scott
Tordan Hotel
Vallejo Mille
Sam Leandro
Clare
William Snyder
Sundl
Centerville
J. R. Palmer
Pleasanton
Mission San Jose
Youns Sratt
Livermore
Alameds
Native Sons Install Heads in Hayward Parlor Ceremony
Native Sons officers were installed at the American Legion hall Wednesday night with Joseph Kreiz of Alameda presiding. John Meineke became president replacing William Burgess, with F B Leonard as financial secretary and treasurer and Dr Henry Powell as recording secretary. Refreshments followed the ceremony.
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Joseph Kreiz
Alameda
Hayward Native Sons
American Legion Hall
John Meineke
William Burgess
F. B. Leonard
Henry Powell
Pigeon raiser ends life by hanging at home
Walter Skinner 40 a pigeon keeper and elevator operator, was found dead in his bedroom Wednesday by neighbors. He hanged himself with a belt, deaths blamed on despondency from illness. about 490 pigeons fed not in days prior. Funeral planned Friday at Pratt mortuary with cremation in California.
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Walter Skinner
Nieengraler
Seventh Street
Nelehhors
Walter Fuerl
Louis Silva
Skinner
Faeland
Lfe
Pratt Mortuary
California Columbarium
England
Flieri
Birthday Toast For W. and Vogt At Poker Night
Observer notes W. Vogt a lemon avenue poker expert celebrated a birthday on Wednesday. The party reportedly featured a royal flush style celebration, described as the most satisfying observance of a significant occasion.
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W._& Vogt
Lemon Avenue
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Roosevett
Roonsaveit
Kelly Fres
B Street
Chrysler Performance
Algo
Maxwell
Ales & Frvnce
Prospect Hill ‘Row
Jesse B. Holt
C. W. White
Men's Club
General Hosn
Stark Antiques
Dr. Browning
Rody
Oregon City
Kelly Bros
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