Enrollment at Hayward Union High Reaches 655 With 100 New Students
Hayward Union High reports a new enrollment high of 655, including 100 newcomers, with more expected this week. The previous record was 643. The school notes a hazing incident delayed some registrations while 27 students earned honor roll recognition for the second quarter. Classroom activities include intramural basketball practices and the formation of class teams under Miss Mildred Miller, plus international club correspondence with a 15 year old Italian student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Union High School
Tresday
Frederick 3. Foster
Arnold Anderson
Danetta Baxter
Thomas Cordroy
Eleene Douschty
John Due
Frank Elcher
Mauanel Ferrefra
Clarence Glassbrook
Wilma Graff
Hilda Haven
Katharine Kare
Vieno Resti
Mardse Kubwarth
Dorothy Lang
George Lundgren
Oscar Lundgren
Gilda Mancini
Reiva McGhee
Kaorn Negi
Takako Negi
Lois Oliver
Anita Sanwald
Thais Schwartz
Edna Steen
Juanita Teach
Eleanor Ten Broeck
Margaret G White
Emerrville High School
Mildred Miller
Italy
America
Verzics Return From Northwest Visit
Mr and Mrs Peter Verzics of bakery fame return from Seattle and northern points with Pete noting sub arctic snow battles before naming Hayward as inviting. Pete mentions his aunt Mrs Katherine Van Winkle of Portland joined them home for a visit. The chilliest stop was Weed California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Verzie
Bakery
Seattle
Points
Pete
Katherine van Winkle
Portland
Sub-Arctic
Hayward
Weed
Calif
SK of C Annual Communion Set in San Leandro
The Hayward council of the Eights of Columbus will hold its annual communion in St. Leander's Catholic church at San Leandro. Upcoming Catholic group meetings include the Junior Holy Name society on January 20 and the Senior Holy Name society on February 4, when the annual election of officers will be held.
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Hayward Council of the Eights of Columbus
St. Leander’s
San Leandro
Holy Name Society
Chicken Thieves Strike Again in Hayward
Police report a second chicken raid in Hayward within a month. Thieves stole 19 chickens from Tom Vargas and H. Moore as they arrive by car around 3 am. Previous raid on December 30 took 29 chickens from Leo Trinke and others on Foothill and Estrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Vargas
D Street
H. Moore
Leo Trinke
Hazel Arene
M. S. Rodgers
Foothill Boulevard
Frank Marshall
Estrest
Louis Silva
Hayward
Highlands Club Dance Saturday at Harvard Highlands
The Harvard Highlands Improvement Club plans a Saturday night dance with invited guests, organized by H. B. Sawyer, H. Leach, and C. F. McBarron. The event promises superfine music and a pleasant social affair in the Harvard Highlands neighborhood.
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Harvard Highlands Improvement Club
H. BD. Sawyer
H. Leach
C. F. McBarron
Improvement Club
Harvard Highlands
Thanks for support after loss of Andrew Rasmussen
The Rasmussen family thanks friends and neighbors for help during bereavement. Gratitude extended to Odd Fellows Dania and Valborg lodges for funeral assistance and to those who sent flowers.
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Andrew Rasmussen
Odd Fellows
Dania and
Valborg
Mre
Donna Rasmussen
Scout Leaders Plan Exposition and Elections for 1929
The Southern Alameda County Boy Scout Leaders Association met at Castro Valley schoolhouse to elect officers for 1929 and plan a district exposition in April. Dr. E. T. Thompson was named president. other officers include A. Morris vice president and A. F. Van Oostra secretary. Commissions were issued to several scouters, and a Father and Son dinner is set for February 25 at San Leandro High School.
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Alameda County
Boy Scout Leaders’ Association
Castro Valley
T Thompson
San Leandro
AB. Morris
A F. van Ostraa
Hayward
H. H H. Burbank
Karl Hyrup
E. W. Sturr
Hayward-San Leandro
Fred A. Brown
E. W. Rose
Bartlere Russell
Ralph Ward
R. C. Kennedy
M. B. Silva
Louis Ruschin
San Leandro High School
St. Louis
Portland
Oakland Auditorium
Bert, King
Oakland
Boy Hero Rescues Mother From Gas Fumes
A 3% Hugh school student saved Mrs. H Mann of Dole Way from death by gas fumes Wednesday. He opened doors and windows, sent for a physician, and Mrs Mann regained consciousness before the doctor arrived.
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Hugh
H. Mann
Dole Way
Gard of Thanks for Martha Welsh
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness after the death and burial of our mother Martha Welsh. Special thanks go to Misses Fannie and Mabel Welsh and Mr. and Mrs. Auwwers, and to the friends of the Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Welsh
Friends of the Christian Church
Fannie
Mabel Welsh
Auwwers
Little Talks About Your Heart No 13 Astiata Cures
Two widely heralded asthma cures were chemically analyzed. One contained aspirin quinine phenacetin sugar and baking powder. The other consisted of aspirin charcoal and caffeine. Consult your physician about such remedies before use. Hayward Drug Co. Odd Fellow's Bidg Hayward California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Drug Co
B Street
Hayward, Calit
Cheskchamar Camp Fire Girls Feted at Dinner
The Woodgatherers of the Chesk chamar Camp Fire group hosted a Tuesday dinner at Boar band school. A play titled School Believer was performed by Betty Brunner Olivia Kesterson Cleone O'Connor Dorothy Patterson and Ruth Wright with Maxine Blincoe singing two numbers. Lucille Frank Ruth Mecilhaner and Cleone O'Con nor played piano solos. Cleone O'Connor, Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesk Chamar
Boarband
Betty Brunner
Olivia Kesterson
Cleone O'Connor
Dorothy Patterson
Ruth Wright
Maxine Blincoe
Lucille Frank
Ruth Mecilhaner
Cleone O’connor
Scribe
Coroner's report lists 32 cases for 1928 in county area
Walter Flierl deputy coroner reports 32 cases investigated in 1928, a rise from 1927. The tally includes 10 automobile deaths, 14 natural deaths without physician care, two electrocutions, two personal crisis reports, one pedestrian struck by a train, two crossing fatalities, one bicycle train collision death, one murder, one airplane crash, and one accidental fall. Territory spans San Lorenzo Junction to Dublin road improvement followed deadly crashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Flierl
A M Woodall Takes Over Harvard Variety Store
A M Woodall from Waterloo takes over management of the Harvard Variety and School Supply store opposite Edwin Markham School at 1066 B Street. He pledges up to date merchandise and courteous, efficient service. Harvardites are urged to visit and meet the new manager.
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A. M. Woodall
Waterloo
Harvard
Edwin Markham
B Street
Radio Schedule Highlights January 25 Item Lineup
A dated broadcast grid lists programs from 12:30 PM to 10 PM including Rev. J. Haserode, J Henry Menn, Potato Kings, The Crooners, Perry's Californians, and various concert and dance orchestras with host names such as Joe Margie Tewi Marete and Louta Marete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooners
Joe and
Tewi Margie
J. Haserode
J. Henry Menn
Joe
Louta Marete
Perry's
Women of Business Group in Social Evening Delight
The Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Green Shutter Hotel with twelve members and six guests. President Amanda Simons led the initial program, hostesses Mrs. Flavia Prentice and Mrs. McCord organized activities, poetry readings by Mrs. McCord and entertainments by Mrs. Prentice and others followed. A Colonial attire event was announced for February 27 with dancing and whist, and a potential University Extension course was discussed for cultural enrichment. Mrs. Carol B. Kelly provided music for group singing as the dinner concluded merrily.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Green Shutter Hotel
Amanda Simons
Flavia Prentice
McCord
David Watrous
P. E. Holman
Greenwood
Prentice
Carol B. Kelly
All Tickets Sold For Chinese Whist Benefit At Barr Home
All tickets for the Chinese bridge whist benefit to aid the Hill and Valley club building fund have been sold. Guests with reservations will receive tickets. The evening features bridge and whist, prizes, a short program, and candy sales by younger society girls at the Barr home.
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Hill and Valley Club
FE. W. Barr
Castro Valley Boosters Dine With New Year Program
Castro Valley Improvement club hosts annual dinner at Castro Valley schoolhouse starting 7 pm Saturday. Committee led by Mrs. George Dunakin promises lively program with speakers and dancing to close. About 174 attendees expected. officers from last year retained for another year. Alma Hoare in charge of reservations.
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Castro Valley
C. W. Foote
W. A. Hutchins
Alma Hoare
George Dunkin
George G. Vinton
Ruling Informants Face Arrest for Court Testimony
Informants who trigger arrests for speeding or reckless driving and fail to appear in court now risk arrest themselves. Judge Jacob Harder presides with police and traffic officers. In a Decoto case George Lorenzo fled to the justice court after an Oakland trucker complained. the case was dismissed. J Foiada of Ripon is set to appear on reckless driving and faulty brakes charges after arrest by Traffic Officer Arthur Larsen. August Gomes of 23 Jackson Street is on six months probation after disturbing children at Bret Harte grammar school with shouted remarks.
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Ubase
Jacob Harder
George Lorenzo
Decoto
Justice Court
Oak Land
J. Foiada
Ripon
Eoort
Arthur Larsen
August Gomes
Jackson Street
Bret Harte Grammar School
Masonic Officers Club Names Heads
William White of Pleasanton was elected president of the Masters Wardens and Senior Deacons club of the 29th California Masonic district at the Pleasanton meeting Tuesday night. He succeeds Joseph E Hellingshead of Harvard, who led the group for the past year.
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William White
Pleasanton
California
Joseph E. Hellingshead
Harvard
Theodore Meyer Laid to Rest in Hayward Rites
Theodore Meyer, longtime Hayward grocer and civic figure, laid to rest after a Monday death at Fabiola hospital Oakland. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Soren sen Brothers mortuary with Christian Science reading and California columbarium interment. He survived by wife May A. Meyer, brother Ferdin and five sisters Sophia Ermelia Hermine Janssen and Emma Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Meyer
Hayward
Sorensen Brothers
Bonham
California Columbarium
Mr. Meyer
Fabiola Hospital
Oakland
Ravano Furnishes Radio for High School Program
Wishtman of the Standard Office praises J. B. Ravano for supplying top audition equipment for the weekly Standard School musical program at the high school. Ravano provides one of his finest instruments each Thursday, a community service welcomed by students and the Standard Oil team.
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Wishtman
Standard Off
J. B. Ravano
Barano
Wightman
Statue of Liberty Gift From France Symbolizes Ties
On June 19, 1585, the Statue of Liberty for New York harbor was received from France as a token of goodwill. The gift stands as a gleaming reminder of the friendship between the two nations and their enduring alliance.
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New York Harbor
France
Nels Clemens Elected Vice President and Claude Smallwood
Dr. Nels Clemens of Haywards was elected vice president and Claude Smallwood of Pleasanton secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Clemens
Haywards
Claude Smallwood
Pleasanton
Fire District Heads Visit Chief's Wife in Oakland
Fire commissioners and their wives visited Mrs. Albert Moir at Providence hospital in Oakland on Sunday evening. They presented a gift to Mrs. Moir as she recovers from an ankle injury and subsequent surgery. Mr. Moir is Castro Valley fire chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Stanton
4. B. Moris
George Walter
George Vinton
Providence Hospital
Oakland
Albert Moir
Moir
Castro Valley
Parent-Teachers Association
Bargains Offered At Doling Store
The windows of F. J. Doling's department and variety store at 1011 1015 B street promote an annual clearance sale with surprisingly low prices on goods including groceries prints and blankets and many other items for economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Doling
Alere
B Street
Indian Flanket or Motor Robe Offer from Kelly Bros
A limited time offer from Kelly Bros at 071 B Street promotes a choice of an Indian Flanket or a Motor Robe with purchase. The notice urges readers in Oregon City to act quickly to receive the free item.
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Oregon City
Kelly Bros
B Street
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Highlands Club
Chrysler Performance
Maxwell
Ales &Ervice
Castro Street
San Leandro Sirese Bros
Fathers of Castro
Valley P.T. A
Morris
van Ostran
Father and Son
Cheskchamar
Variety Store
K.Z M
ZISS
Federated Broadcasters
Women of Business
Castro Valley Boosters
Geo. Dunkin
Masonic Officers Club
Royal Society
Needlework
Silver & Pereira
BR Street
Cali
Theodore Meyer
Ravano
Radio
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