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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
4
A fragmentary Hayward column lists shop notes, events, and notices. Items include Clark's store offerings, fresh cider, jellies and preserves, a Friday dance at Alyatta Hilladay, a 30 22 inch steel blade, a meat dish, carpet prices, a new bookkeeper hire, and local social announcements. The piece mentions Ed Maas jewelry, renovations at Hayward Steam Laundry, and the Maynard Choral Society reorganizing.
A garbled readings mention Dr. Ella Cool a Castro Street dentist and an Episcopal church area plus Ban Leandro Mondays. It notes Tom Clark keeping a Famous Red Ribbon Carn, J K Nissen house for rent, and Tom Clark’s grocery. Mentions tennis at High School, Hayward Strum Laundry, and local politics with Thief candidates and fifteen applications.
WIFL to THE LODGES reports a high carnival in the hall last Monday for the joint installation of officers of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. District Deputy Geo A Kash and Miss Helen Rix directed the work. Rev TL Garver and ILE Branner spoke, praising the lodges. A banquet followed as tables overflowed with abundant fare.
A district inspector installed officers of Eucalyptus Lodge F and A M with H A Sehafier master. Banquet at Haywards Hotel followed. Longtime member Jwlin served two terms as master. Separate notice recalls the death of Albert Everett Akerman, pioneer resident, detailing his life from New Hampshire to California and Hayward. Funeral arrangements noted with Odd Fellows involvement.
The Hunt Bros plan to establish a can plant near the cannery in Maynard with a sizable workforce. Promoters led by Mr Want expect operations to start in early spring, adding facilities for employees and expanding workrooms and fruit beds. The 800-person payroll, growth in canning output, and substantial fruit and tomato processing signal a thriving local industry, backed by detailed annual reports and favorable grower prices.
The Episcopal Church social on Wednesday night featured a program of songs, readings, and recitations to aid church taxes and welcome guests. Attendees applauded performances by Jackson M De Camp and Cooper, with Harris Cooper winning a playful pinning the tail on the donkey game. Refreshments followed as guests enjoyed the event and noted a new bakery opening in the Garcia Building at Main and ???, inviting patrons to visit.
Baldwin's Sparkling Celery Soda advertised as a barmless elective cure for headache nervousness sleeplessness and brain fatigue priced at 10 and 25 cents. Lob by 4.3. McDonnell Co. druggists.
A Thyra Lounge delegation visited Odin No 1 in Oakland last Wednesday. Manuel Rasmussen conducted the installation of the lodge officers, and the visitors enjoyed a royal reception and a very pleasant evening. Attendees included Maria Rasmussen, Joi Sandholdt, Peter Johnson, Hang Sorensen, Juhl Christensen, John Asmussen, Jukie Thorup, Peter Mathison, Chris Christensen, Harrold Thorup, and H. T. Sorensen.
Henry Burlas, aged about 70, died in the afternoon at the Coogre National Parpnage after a long illness. He came to the country as a young man, lived near Syracuse, New York, before moving to California and later Maynard where he resided. He leaves a widow and two daughters, Mrs. Strang of this place and Miss Burland of San Francisco. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at the parsonage under the auspices of the Workmen lodge, of which he had been a member for twenty-one years, with Rev. L. J. Osiver officiating. Interment followed at Lone Tree Cemetery.
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