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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1930

Page

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Veterans Memorial in Hayward Aims July Start

County supervisor Charles W. Heyer met with Mayor John Lee Wilbur and Hayward city council members to plan lease and site for a Hayward Veterans Memorial building. A July 1 start is targeted, with a site on Main Street south of the post office and opposite Castro Street. Henry Myers draws plans for a unit costing about 45,000 in city bonds. Local lighting and patrols were also discussed amid recent burglaries and murders in the area.

Charles W. Heyer John Lee Wilbur Hayward Hayward Veterans' Memorial Hoyer Board of Supervisors Livermore Smeryville Main Street Post Office Castro Atreat Hallie Wri Henry Myers Emeryville Wight San Lorenzo Valle Vista F. Leighton Mount Eden Heyer

Plans For Year's Scout Activities In Alameda County

Woodbridge d Metcalf state extension forester spoke at the Scout Leaders association meeting in San Leandro. Discussion covered mobilization choices, a merit badge exposition in Oakland, a February snow trip to Truckee costing 14 dollars per person, a nine week summer camp at Dimond and other topics including troop rating and the Father and Son dinner.

Boy Scouts Alameda County Tewae Dimond Bimons-O Ang

Stalled plane finally takes to the air after five days

The Maddox tri motor airplane that had been stuck in a muddy Eden field on the A. W. Schafer farm near Mount Eden since a forced landing Saturday night broke free Thursday evening. Drying ground allowed a safe takeoff about five o clock with ten passengers unharmed. The craft had diverted from Los Angeles to Oakland and landed in the field after fuel ran low. It was flown to Oakland airport Thursday night.

A. W. Schafer Mount Eden Tully Los Angeles Oakland

Hayward Garden Club Meets at Eichwaldt Home

At Mrs Flor anos Eichwaldt s 731 Sunset boulevard the Hayward Garden club will hold a Monday 2 PM meeting with a demonstration of scoring for the wardens contest and distribution of entry blanks Chairman committee heads and potential new members are urged to attend Many new members are calling daily for cuttings slips and plants Mrs R Morton Manson is named chairman of the Castro Street improvement project recently discussed by the Garden club.

Hayward Gereden Club Floranos Eichwaldt Sunset Boulevard R. Morton Manson Castro Itreat Garden Club Hayward Veterans’ Hospital Eset Bay Veterans’ Hospital Azeneiation Chamber of Commerce Citizens’ Committee Eric Ruts Forum Castro Street Hayward Garden Club

Returns to Bayward after Exeter visit

Mr and Mrs H G Bubar return to their home at 481 B street after six months in Exeter. Mr Bubar accepts a position with the Holly sugar company.

H. G. Bubar B Street Exeter Bubar Holly Sugar Company

Juvenile Delinquency Tied to Home and Supervision

Sedge Latcom S Charech spoke at a County Federation luncheon at the Alta Mira club in San Leandro outlining home influence bad companions and lack of parental supervision as major delinquency factors. He also praised state school attendance laws and juvenile probation for prevention. The event hosted by local clubs featured reports, a Spanish song program, and attendees from the Hill and Valley Hayward club and Harvard members.

Sedge Latcom S. Charech County Federation of Women's Clubs Alta Mire Club San Leandro Hill and Valley Club Hayword Alta Mira Club Washington Township Alta Mira Choral Dorothy Brown

Deputy Sheriffs Track Slain Man’s Suspect in Valle Vista

After the killing of Nick Tratla near Valle Vista a week ago deputies and investigators pursue a new clue as a potential suspect list grows. Sheriff Becker travels to Santa Rosa on related leads while plans to drain a field on Helvarn road aim to recover Tratla’s watch as a possible identifying clue.

Bren Nick Tratla Valle Vista Pearty J. L. Davis Jack Collier Burton F. Becker Ia Santa Rosa Helvarn Road Tralla

Marin County Hunted Bank Bandit After $2000 Heist

State police and deputies comb Marin hills after a Fairfax Bank of Italy robbery. The bandit escaped with about $2000. his car was found in flames in Hicks valley and a deputy recovered a $400 bundle of currency discarded by the thief.

Marin County Fairfax Bank San Rafael United Press Marin Hills Fairfax Bank of Italy Hicks Valley Leslie Tracy

Lizarraga Sanity Trial in Red Cross Slaying

San Francisco January 24 A U P special reports the trial of David Lizarraga a shell shocked war veteran who killed Red Cross secretary Miss Egre Ashman on August 20 1929 The case before Superior Judge Conlon resumes with Lizarraga admitting the stabbing and E I Charlesworth Napa state hospital testimony placing him at a mental level of a 9 year old The defense concludes its sanity case.

San Francisco U. P David Lizarraga Egre Ashman Red Cross Conlon Lizarraga

Black Tony Parmagini and Willy Levin Sentenced

In San Francisco federal court, narcotics case figures Black Tony Parmagini and his lieutenant Willy Levin received 17 years in prison and $24,000 fines each on five counts of sale and possession. A search for alleged gunman Little Tony Bido, a satellite of Black Tony, failed to locate him as attorneys filed notices of appeal.

San Francisco U. P Tony’ Parmagini Willy Levin A. F. St Little Tony Bido Tony

Hayward Forum Hears East Bay Cooperation Plans

The January Hayward forum at Markham school will discuss a United States Veterans hospital near Hayward and a Memorial park pavilion for poultry shows. Joseph R. Knowland of the Oakland Tribune will speak on East Bay cooperation and regional prospects. Public invited.

Veterans’ ‘Hospital Memorial Park Hayward Forum Markham School Upper B Street Joseph R. Knowland The Oakland Tribune East Bay United States Veterans’ Hospital Heyward Perilion

Hayward Firm Sees Bright 1926 For Local Growth

Sigurd Loremtzen, local manager for the Poultry Produsera of Central California, told the Treaty-Thirty club at the Green Shutter hovel that 1926 should bring great things to Hayward. He cited the Ford plant in Richmond and new Oakland airport projects as drivers of prosperity, noting Oakland’s southward growth toward Hayward. He reviewed 17 years of firm history from San Francisco to 35 branches, with Hayward weekly egg volume rising from 75 to 2000 cases and a Hayward payroll around 7600 monthly, employing 40 people. He asserted Hayward leads California egg quality for eastern markets. The evening included social chatter and planning for a radical-night event alongside next week’s entertainment chair duties.

Hayward Sigurd Loremtzen Poultry Produsera Central California Green Shutter Heyward Ford Richmond Oakland San Francisco California Hayward Ees Howard Irish Fred Behringer Petaluma J. Bounds Christian John Mancini Behringer Irish Ted Gruff American Dreamers Company

Templeton Named Health Registrar Succeeding Browning

Templeton, city clerk, becomes vital statistics registrar for the district acting for the state board of health, succeeding the late Dr. Frederick W. Browning. He will collect death and birth data as the key duties, with Mrs Clarke continuing interim work through January and likely handing over duties soon.

Mark B. Templeton Vital State Board of Health Frederick W. Browning Browning W. &. Clarke Jeneary Templeton

National Thrift Week Emphasizes Life Insurance Day

By Lowell Lucas National Thrift Week highlights National Life Insurance Day. The article argues thrift through life insurance, noting total policies and population coverage, while quoting Professor Hubner on the nation’s life value and under-insurance. It urges continued growth of coverage to safeguard families and future security.

Lowell Lucas National Thrift America National Thrift Committee National Life Insurance Day United States Hubner University of Pennsylvania

Camp Fire Rally and Song Fest in Hayward District

Camp Fire Girls of the Hayward district plan a Thursday 4 pm rally at the Markham school Camp Fire room featuring a music and canes program. At a recent court of honors meeting, 20 girls earned honors in handicraft home nature health citizenship and special activities including Marie Ramos Ruth Carr Carol Newdeck Dorothy Patterson Ruth McInbany Cleone OConnor Betty Bruner Ruth Wright Wilde Nor Jane Little Ellen LaJounette Marion Bornemto Anna Perry Ruth Nussenbaum Bernies Tote and Elvis Devlin.

Camp Fire Hayward Camp Fire Room Markham Court of Honors Marie Ramos Ruth Carr Carol Newdeck Dorothy Patterson Ruth McInbany Cleone O’connor Betty Brun

Auxiliary to Aid Sick Vets at Livermore Hospital

The American Legion Auxiliary holds a meeting at the Legion hall to organize an Artillery luncheon club to aid veterans at the Livermore hospital. Plans include sewing and garment making for patients, adopting three noncompensated men, and providing comforts through various activities led by Mrs. A Henrie and supported by 22 members.

United States Veterans’ Hospital Livermore Legion Hall Auxiliary Legion A. ¥. Henrie Furming D. R. Galbraith Henrie State Department Ethel Flynn J.R. Wood

Value of life over property in prudent spending

A discussion urges care in protecting life values alongside property, noting insurance for homes and autos, and criticizing overindulgence in radiog devices and installment buying. It cites Professor Hubner and Theodore Roosevelt on thrift and foresight, warning against neglecting fundamental protections.

Hubner Theodore Roosevelt Goa

Hayward to elect two to city council April 14 election

The 1926 Hayward municipal election will choose two city council members on April 14. Incumbents L. Rogers and Arthur Manter are up for re election with terms expiring this year. Filing and registration deadlines run from February 13 to March 25 with polls open eight hours on election day.

Hayward L. Rogers Arthur Manter Comell Tegeter Mark B. Templeton Rogers Ar. Manter

California National Guard to Receive New Uniforms

Company F of the California National Guard is expected to receive new uniforms by March 1. An adjutant general statement says the attire will be used for parades and dress occasions, not field operations, and will feature updated collars and styles since World War I.

Nacional Guard California Adjutant General of California Company F Lane Costa Calfornia National Guard Philadelphia Army Isanenort

Shriner Group Walent Tra Meeting at San Leandro Itinerary

Shriners of the Southern Alameda County Shrine held a monthly gathering at the Masonic temple in San Leandro on Thursday night with a fine master program. The divan of Aabmes temple, led by Bihett Johnson, presided as members from southern Alameda county attended. Technical program by Charles C Way, A A Bustic, Wright, and Mrs. Herbert Landis. February 7 announced with David R. Roberts secretary and Hans Vethy in charge.

Alameda County Masonic Temple San Leandro Aabmes Temple Bihett Johnson Cherles A. A. Bustic Charnex WW. Wright

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