Castro and B Streets Pole Removal Advances in City Plan
The city progresses removing poles on Castro street from Castro Valley Junction to Jackson street and on B street to enable widening efforts. Underground fire alarm cables are being laid by Frank Electric after PG&E completed power line removal. bids totaled 3800 with Frank underbidding rivals by about 906. Connections next week finalize the setup.
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Castro
B Streets
Castro Street
Castro Valley Junction
Jackson Street
B Street
Castesco
Manuel G. Riggs
Frank
Royal Neighbors Install Officers Friday Evening
Royal Neighbors of America to install officers at the Bank of Harvard ball Friday evening. Iés Vogt to be installing officer with Clare Frates as ceremonial marshal. Newly elected officers include Sadie Mapes past oracle Bernice Gabel oracle Inez Hoag vice oracle Mita May Santos recorder Anne Rogers receiver Anne Baptist chancellor Eva Freitas assistant marshal Rhee Graham inside sentinel Della Cole outside sentinel Carol B Kelly musician J C Hanky and J A Azevedo physicians Carrie Fernandes flag bearer Emma Pereira Clara Frates and L Gabel managers Mabel Stephens faith Ida Vogt modesty Dora Stewart endurance Anns Vogt courage Marie Freitas. unsel fishness.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Bank of
Radio Program for 4 H Clubs Broadcast Plans
Arrangements for a national Four H club radio program to be aired Saturday February 1 from 1 to 1 45 a m have been made by Maryetta Holman county home demonstrator. Harvey Deteal will set up a radio at the Farm bureau office and members are invited to listen from the city. The program will feature club work from across the United States and an orchestral segment. A nationwide hookup of 40 stations will carry the broadcast.
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Maryetta Holman
Harvey Deteal
Pines
Farm Bartian
United States
Dance to Aid Mess Fund of Guard Company
Washington’s birthday observance includes a dance at the armory hosted by Company F of the National Guard and the American Legion. Seven guardsmen were chosen for an exhibition drill directed by Sergeant Harry Pence, with proceeds aiding the company mess fund for the encampment at San Luis Obispo. The guard men also plan a spring smoker and the battalion basketball opener against Company H at San Jose. A supper of coffee and welnuts followed the drill.
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Nationa Guard
American Legion
Clyde Voorhees
Harry Pence
San Luis Obispo
San Jose
George Dewhciret
Willam T. Morgan
Tilden Lumber Yards Move in Hayward to Sunset Consolidation
Hayward plans show Tilden Lumber yards relocate from First and A streets to the west half of the former John Gamble School grounds beside Western Pacific tracks. Sunset Lumber will own the combined yards with a new office, rails, and yards at an estimated cost around 25 000 to 86 600 dollars. Construction to start within a month after survey work this week.
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Hayward
Tilden Lumber Company
John Gamble
Western Pacific
Sunset Lumber Company
Sunset
Hayward High School
Pior
Plane Takeoff Attempt for Tri-Motored Maddux Plane
An attempted takeoff for the tri motored Maddux plane, which made a forced landing at A. W. Shaler farm near Mount Eden last Saturday, was planned for Thursday afternoon by Oakland airport pilots. Ground conditions had dried enough to allow a possible run, and the plane had drawn many visitors during the days since its Los Angeles to Oakland flight ended with a gasoline shortage.
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A. W. Shaler Farm
Mount Eden
Oakland
Los Angeles
Bible Class Holds Its First Meeting
The Bible study class promoted by Rev. Charles E Lukens Jr. held its inaugural gathering at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening. A small group attended and organizers hope for growth in future weekly meetings. The sessions begin at 8:30 o'clock with a brief musical program preceding a study of St Pauls letter to the Colossians.
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Charles E Lukens ‘Jr
Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's
Masque Ball Planned by Castro Valley Fire Dept
East bay fire chiefs will attend as guests of honor at the annual masque ball in Castro Valley. Notables include Chiefs Manuel G. Rises Hayward B B Rathbun Niles Nam Graham Pleasanton and reps from Oakland Berkeley Alameda. The event features glorious decorations at Castro Valley school auditorium, a grand march led by Chief Al Moir, and prizes and awards with refreshments for about 600 attendees. Historic Spain inspired garb expected among attendees with Harold Heiser's presence adding music and atmosphere.
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East Bay
Castro Valley Fire Department
Manuel G. Rises
Hayward
B. B. Rathbun
Niles
We Nam Graham
Pleasanton
Fire Department
Oakland
Berkeley
Alameda
Castro Valley
Graud
al Moir
Spain
Robin Hood
Knights In Armor
Harold Heiser
Heyer to Address Lions Next Week and More
Supervisor Charles W. Heyer will speak to the Hayward Lions Club on Wednesday on County Government. Past District Governor McDonald of San Francisco to address the club on February 12. Dr. Lee J. Parry, local chiropractor and secretary of the Chiropractors Association, spoke at a luncheon about chiropractictheories and the nervous system. The meeting featured a comedy routine by Pete Verzic, Don Leidig, Clarence Raulino, Victor La Grave and others as they teased each other with mock mishaps and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Heyer
Hayward Lions Club
McDonald
San Francisco
Lee J. Parry
Chiropractors’ Association
Pete Verzic
Don Leidig
Clarence Raulino
Victor la Grave
Hetch Hetchy Man Builds Home Here
A city permit for an $8000 house for an official of the Hetch Hetchy water system has been issued by Manuel G. Riggs city building inspector to the Alawiee Investment company. The firm plans to build several more homes in the area this year.
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Beteh Hetchy
Simon and
Peralta Streets
Manuel G. Riggs
Alawieée Investment Company
Off for the Jungle Jay Bruce Heads to San Benito Hunt
Jay Bruce of San Lorenzo departs for San Benito County with a hunting party to exterminate a number of prowling pests ravaging stock. The trip aims to reduce damage from the pests in the rural area.
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Jay Bruce
San Lorenzo
San Benito
County
Big Masque Ball and Banquet Planned by Federated Club Committees
The Federated haprotement Clubs of Southern Alameda County outlined plans for the Big Masque Ball on February 18 at the Barbank school with cash prizes and costume awards. A banquet on February 1% will be held at the Masonic hall served by Auto Grill staff, followed by dancing and speeches from representatives across southern Alameda County.
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Allameda County
Barbank School
Auto Grill
Alameda County
Girl Finds Antique Coin While Rummaging in Trash
Eight year old Doris Reed found a copper half cent dated 1208 while playing near a rubbish pile at home on a Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Reed polished the coin and learned its history as a pre War of 1812 issue, valued at about 15 cents with some collectors willing to pay up to $15.00.
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Doris Reed
George Reed
Smalley Avenue
Joaquin Marietta
Mr. Reed
Doris
Colin
Mrs Edna Dixon Injured in Livermore Car Crash
Mrs Edna Dixon sister of Mrs William Stebbins of 1152 Mussel Way was seriously hurt in an automobile collision near Livermore on Wednesday. Her car, traveling to Stockton with Fred Morgan of Tracy, was struck by a truck from the Chinese party. Four people were injured, Dixon the most seriously, with pelvic fracture and hip injuries. Traffic Officer Ralph arrived first, found opium in the Chinese occupants’ car, and they were taken into federal custody.
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Edna Dixon
Wiliam Stebbies
Musselway
Badis Bert
Livermore
Dixon
Fred Morgan
Tracy
Stockton
Three- Links
The
Odd Fellows
Stebbins
M. Downs
Hixon
Ralph
Mrs Dohner Reviews Ultima Thule For Mothers Club
Mrs Dohner delivered an engaging review of Ultima Thule by Henrietta Handel Richardson at the Mothers' club meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The Australian-born author used a male pen name Henry Handel to avoid gender bias while exploring a disappointed man’s misfortunes and his wife’s efforts to cope with hardship. A brief program closure led to visiting and tea in the Green Shutter hotel tea room with Mrs H P Steubie presiding.
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Coffort
Prograve
Green Shutter Hotel
H. P. Steubie
Duffy Fails To Win After Fouls In Oakland Bout
Jimmy Duffy loses in a ten round match at the Oakland Arcadia pavilion after repeated fouls and dirty tactics against Madison Trix, referee Tommy McCarthy disqualifies Duffy in the 10th amid heated warnings.
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Russ Allen
Jimmy Duffy
Duffy
Oakland Arcadia Pavilion
Madison Trix
Dix
Jimmy
Bartemaches
Tommy McCarthy
Joey Roberts
Billy West
West
Almomt
Roberts
Bert
Meyers
Olen
Mrs Burr Hosts Tea Club Bridge Afternoon
Mrs B W Burr presided at a Grove Way home bridge party for the Hayward Tea Club. Five hundred provided the afternoon’s diversion with prize winners named and the club’s 30 members listed.
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B. W. Burr
Grove Way
Burr
Farnham
San Carlos
Mies
Mary L. Farnham
Jeanne Burr
W. H. Kelsey
Hayward
Episcopal Church
Phil Doll
Lillian C. Martin
E. L. Macabee
David Watrous
A. C. Bellingsley
Martin
Mesdaniel F. W. Browning
KE. W. Barr
Frank Cook
Florence Cottrell
Foil Dell
Publicans Urged to Complete Re-registration This Year
A letter to William T. Keightly from Felton Taylor of San Francisco urges Republican voters in the district to re-register to vote this year. Taylor says Democrats are pushing for higher Democratic registrations and warns lawmakers and congress members will be active, urging Republicans to ensure full registration to keep California in the Republican column.
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William T. Keightly
Republican State Committee
Felton Taylor
San Francisco
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Offiath
Congress
California
Filipino Killed in Race Riots in Watsonville
United Press report from Watsonville says Fermin Tobera, 82, was found dead with two bullet wounds in a bunkhouse at the John Murphy ranch during four nights of factional clashes after white workers protested Filipino labor at Palm Beach club. Whites attacked homes and mobs roamed Monterey and Santa Cruz counties. About 50 Filipinos sought refuge in City Hall. some mob members were arrested but no charges filed.
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Watsonville
United Press
de Filoing
Fermin Tobera
John Murphy Ranch
Here
Tobera
Palm Beach
Watscoville
Pine and Rose To Open Store
Pine and Tony F Rose, Harvard business men, open a new dan store on Niles road end of car line. The Pine and Rose grocery will stock Dodge brand food products and offer opening specials Saturday and Monday to attract local customers.
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Pine
Tony F. Rose
Harvard
Peerchandive
Dodge
Niles Road
Teady
Pine and Rose
Hayward Woodmen Install Officers
Cypress camp Woodmen of the World installs six month officers at the Woodmen club. New commander Dr Clarence Ranting and adjutant Henry A Fontaine lead a list including Vernon Lewis adviser lieutenant Elmer Welsh clerk George Vallego escort George Hougson Jr watchman Joseph Josephs sentry and E Friedrich Jr banker as members enjoy banquet and entertainment.
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Cypress
Woodmen of the World
Woodmen Club
Catreet
Clarence Ranting
Anc Cedding
Henry A. Fontaine
Vernon Lewis
Legtenant
Elmer Welsh
George Vallego
George Hoocson
Boy Shot in Rabbit Hunt Accident at Rose Acres
Harry O'Brien 17 of O'Neil road is at Hayward Central keeping with a gunshot wound through his right foot after Joe Macgie 17 discharged a gun accidentally as the boys hunted rabbits in the Tennyson district near Rose Acres. Law Penre Spuzz 16 and the others were present. Eddie Carno and John Zacharias assisted at the scene. Police Chief Louis Silva investigates the incident.
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Harry O’brien
O'Neil Road
Hayward Central
Keepitsl
Joe Macgie
Box
Western Boulevard
Young O'Brien
Tennyson
Law- Penre Spuzz
Niles Road
Rose Acres
Macedo
O'Brien
Eddie Carno
John Zacharias
Louis Silva
Thrift Program Interests Group of P T A Meets
Tennison Parent-Teachers Association held its regular monthly meeting with many members and visitors present. T G Hodgkins spoke on Benjamin Franklin noting his roles as postmaster and freemarket banker. Mrs E Clark discussed thrift in the home and for children. The group voted to renew its monthly contributions to the Welfare board children’s home at Niles for another year.
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Tennison Parent-Teachers Association
T. G. Hodgkins
Benjamin Franklin
Thrift
Vrs. E Clark
Welfare Board Children‘s Home
Niles
Poultry and Rabbit Raisers May Benefit From Insurance Cut
Berkeley report shows a proposed re classification by the California Farm Bureau rating committee within the State Compensation Insurance Fund. The change lowers workmen’s compensation rates for poultry and rabbit farms based on state investigations and data from 23 counties on flock sizes and hired labor.
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Berkeley
State Compensation Insurance Fund
California Farm Bureau
Cherokee Girls Elect Officers Weinhart 1924
Cherokee Camp Fire group held a Wednesday meeting to elect officers. Lydia Leibe was named president with Gertrude Johnson as vice president Dorothea Johnson secretary Mary Allen treasurer and Muriel Kingserba as long leader. Misa Grace Vetters of Cabro Valley will lead during Mis Moore absence.
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Lydia Leibe
Gertrude Johnson
Dorothea Johnson
Mary Allen
Muriel Kingserba
Misa Grace Vetters
Caatro Valley
Mis Moore
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Tilden Lumber Yards
Gamble
Hetch Hetchy
Man
W. Stebbins
Claude Duahiquint
Meekland Avenue
Alaska
Etch Hetchy
Mrs. Burr
Rose
Hayward Woodmen
Hawk
Thrift Program
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