Postal Telegraph manager foils attempted holdup in Hayward
Albert Jeffries of the Hayward branch narrowly averts a robbery after spotting a rough stranger lingering near his office. He locks the door and drives away with about 710 dollars on hand and extra receipts as the would-be thief prowled Castro and A streets. Jeffries says he will take precautions after noticing several suspicious men nearby.
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Albert Jeffries
Hayward
Postal Telegraph Company
Jim
W. A. Cox
Jeffries
Engeot
Oregon
Gus
Jeffies
Mr. Jeffries
Mr. Jeffrien
Castro
Bend
Eggs Price Reductions Plague Central California Markets
The Poultry Producers of Central California report rapid egg price cuts of four cents on three grades Tuesday and Wednesday. By year start prices were 26 cents above Wednesday levels. Big Lorentzen, local manager, cites spring buying for storage as the cause and forecasts a steady market despite uncertain further drops. No. 1 eggs settled at 31 cents.
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Calfornia
Big Lorentzen
Association
Oaus
Hlen's Club Bridge Night At Trinity Episcopal Parish Hall
An interesting bridge whist party will be held Thursday night at the Mens club of Trinity Episcopal church, Castro street. Ralph Werd, club president, leads with member assistance. High score prizes, refreshments after the game, and all are invited.
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Thurssey
Trinity Episcopal Church
Castro Street
Ralph Werd
Birthday program planned by Knights of Co WM council
A birthday program for Spectol Sincete is set to be an attraction for the fecal council of the Knights of Co WM. A banquet will follow. The newly organized K band has 16 members and rehearsals occur Mondays at I. D. BK. Five degree membership will be conferred on 11 candidates led by Grand Knight Edward K. Stanton at the February 11 meeting. The council meets at Bank of Haywards hall on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month.
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Knights of Co- WM
I. D. BK &. Hell
Edward K. Stanton
Bank of Haywards Hall
Ray Riley Campaigns Here For Governor Race
State Controller Ray L. Riley the Republican candidate for governor plans a local campaign stop in Eyward within days to press his platform halting governmental extravagancy and preventing a new state tax levy. He will visit residents as part of his statewide outreach to voters.
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Ray L. Riley
Eyward
Riley to Visit In Campaign Tour Early Spring
Riley will likely arrive in March or early April. He will spend several days on a preliminary tour of this section and release definite information about the itinerary once the tour is completed. Controller Riley will acknowledge public support of what and how.
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Riley
Riles
Local Team Holds First League Place By Tuesday Win
The Frager's Men's shop basketball team remained undefeated in the Medhay Basketball League by beating the San Francisco Shopping News team of Berkeley Oakland 31 to 26 Tuesday night. Trageraen led with 13 points, Florence added one, Farth three, GrinGe four, Okaen two. Carboni topped the Shopping News with 92 points?
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Frager
San Francisco
Berkeley
Oakland
Eecenaur
Grinds
Oksen
Florence
Porch Ned Miggs Regerees
Toondors
Watt
Trageraen
Plorence
Dake Farth
Grin- Ge
Okaen
Fruitvale
Burbank
Wight
Varied PT Carnival Aids Students With Games and Band
Mrs Roward L. Fretes leads a Parent-Teachers carnival planned for the high school auditorium Saturday evening to benefit students. A nickly dance will be directed by Mrs George Walter, a shooting gallery by Mrs F M Pendercoat, and a crystal gater plus a band of hyper form tellers will perform. Numerous local ladies and gentlemen provide coffee, candy, punch, and fortune telling.
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Roward L. Fretes
Parent- Teachers Association
Highgeboo
George Walter
F. M. Pendercoat
Hayes Heaniegees
Lemar
Siva
AMERE
Walter
G. C. Bake
Lang
Z. D. Lewis
J. BI ' Menten
Oliver
M. Footer
Mra
Andersen
Gabbins
G. Annand
G. G. George
Me Harrington
F. A. Brown
J. C. Manley
George Kavanagh
Hane Stern
Jobo Lee Wibur
L. At. Turner
Candy
Newton Jensen
R. C Whaslow
Sita
W. W. Haley
Hans Derby
P. B. Davis
Punch
Hane Henningtes
I. Patterson
H. W. Klee
T. L. Kelly
Mere
L. Frates
J. Suve
Mra. Pendergast
J. Garvey
EB. Lundgren
J. J. Roos
Charles Suse
D. Talbot
C. W. White
Nee. C. W. Booth
Edward J. Frates
Bible Bookworms to Meet Again Tonight at Presbyterian Church
The Bible study group led by Rev. C. F. Lukens Jr. holds its second session tonight at 7:30 in the Presbyterian church. The class begins with a study of the Letter to the Colossians and aims to deepen reader engagement, likening participants to bookworms in Spurgeon’s tale.
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Bible ‘Bookworms
Baling
EF. Lukens Jr
The
Presbyterian Church
C H. Spurgees
Spurgeen
Scotland
Diesel
Oun
Que Worm
Spurgeonald
Colustans
Lukens
Good Found Nearby Lecture at Green Shutter Parlor
A Friday lecture titled Pinding our Good Near at Hobé will be held at % p.m. in the Green Shatver parlor. Bondican Jameson of Ban Joos presents a teaching focused on inspiring daily living and practical spirituality. Attendees of the weekly Green Shutter meetings report helpful guidance for everyday life.
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Hobé
Arec
Forty Women Invited to Organize Alameda Fire Auxiliary
In Hayward Alameda county a pioneer movement forms a nine ladies auxiliary to the fire department. Forty eligible women are invited to Friday’s meeting at the firehouse to draft aims and elect officers. Wives daughters and mothers of firemen may join and aid in support services.
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Hayward
Alameda County
Mig Zelda Chisholm
Frank Marshell
Frank Marshall
Fullerton
Los Angeles
Che
Oakland bank raid and suspect chase reported
Police believe two men jailed for auto theft and gun carrying may be the Oakland bank bandits who killed Joseph Box. A chase through downtown led to arrests of Robert Murphy and Joseph Spinoza, suspected racketeers, as detectives pursue links to the killings and bank robbery at Fairfield Street.
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Ucapecis
San
Spiness
Oakland
Tuscany
Cheries Bulleu
Sensis
G& F. Wileys
Fox
Cordry Confirmed as Director for Poultry Group
Thomas W. Cordry, secretary of the Alameda County Poultry bureau, was confirmed as director for the Alameda district of the Poultry Producers of Central California at the Bellevue association meeting in San Francisco. Delegations attended. reports forecast a good year. Dividend distribution across Central California cited, with figures and departments noted. Attendees from Hayward listed among others.
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Thomas W. Cordry
Alameda County
Ferm Bureau
Alameda
Central
California
Je ‘Association
Bellevue
San Francisco
Cordrr
Poultry Department
Sig Loiema
Hayward
Ne. Lorensen
Mr. Cordry
Eric Revs
Ernest Leidgren
Charles Desae
Bi Bechm
4. Pastan
F. C. Ballene
Meare Jorgensen
A. G. Krave
Local Man Returns from Highland Hospital After Surgery
D. W. Young of 268 C Street has come home from Highland Red Vital Hospital after an operation and more than three months of confinement. Friends express happiness at his rapid health recovery and his return to sociable life.
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D. W. Young
C Street
Highland Red Wital
Hayward Varsity Holds Second in County League Showdown
Hayward varsity beat Piedmont 38 to 22 as Alameda and Piedmont contenders loom for a key Friday game at Hayward High. Ronald Souza led with 11 points despite sickness, while Piedmont threatened late in the first half and again after third quarter.
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Piedwent High School
Hayward Varity
Hayward
Alameda High School
Piedmont
Berkeley
Alameda
Richmond
Joneth
Bveryville
Piedment
Hayward Varsity
Piedmonters
Xed Peidmont
Ronald Souza
Areene
Smith
Butler
Farrett
Hackett
George
West Coast Twenty Thirties Meet Sparks Club Expansions
Half a Goren members crossed the bay for a joint Twenty-Thirty dinner in San Francisco as gratitude for Northern California growth filled most speeches. Napa plans charter night March 12 at Vallajo. Helliser to be launched February 15. Sebastet and Bereka forming new clubs amid race coverage by a San Francisco photographer. About 126 youths from Salinas to Sacramento attended with the San Francisco host club. Hayward members included Mancini Prager Collins Jensen Ivish and Watrou.
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Hayward
The
Bay
Distrida 3
Elke Club
San Francieso
California
Napa
Vallajo
Helliser
Sebastepet
Bereka
Warreville
San Francisco
Wae Cent
Wateoarilie
Salinas
Sacramento
San Prasciaco Club
Hayward Club
John Mancini
al Prager
Irene Collins
Leonard Jensen
Howard Ivish
David Watrou
Filipino Arms Plot Charged At Monterey Presidio
United Press reports a Filipino led plan to steal weapons from the Monterey presidio. The scheme targeted barracks and the arsenal, aiming to cause a fire and exploit chaos. authorities kept guards nightly after learning of the plot.
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Monterey Presidio
United Press
Los Angeles
Sallogs
Eld Society
Salinas
Presidio
John Bird
Lustig's to Open Annual February Sale This Saturday
Lustig Furnitare and Hardware Company announces its annual February sale starting Saturday with slogans urging customers to hurry. The store showcases rugs windows shades garden supplies and a wide range of home goods with discounts noted throughout the department stores. Shoppers are advised to come early as stock may run out quickly and the store will stay open until 9 o'clock.
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Heyward
Lustig Furniare and Hardware Company A4
Acud Watkine
HeyerSpeaksOn Lions Club Playgrownd Controversy and County Govt
Heyer outlines Lions Club playground project and county government issues including chiropractor access to hospitals. He cites welfare board support and urges cooperation among medical professionals to resolve practice rights. Local officials and organizers plan upcoming talks and public forums in March.
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Speer
Welfare Board
Meyer Repiea
Weyer
Ie Bowa
Engeltuzan Neve
Alvey
Ney
Sen
Chesley Burh
Bene
Buritorium
Mies
Mary Barcunuts Hbrarian
Annie Fis
Brown
Heard
George
Posey
Esor
Alameda County
California
Mr. Heyer
Duege
Jacob Harder Jr
Ax Apeker
The
Lions Club
Thy Markham Sd
Tsk
Gubercelors
Maytag Posts Record December Sales Amid Broad Growth
Maytag reports a robust December with higher sales than November and a continuing record year. The company notes widespread prospect improvements across markets and strong agricultural demand signaling solid business momentum into 1986.
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Ray Riley
Rat L. Riley
Dublin
Nick Tralla
Neer
Vina
Walter Alves
Costs Valley Boulevard
Cordry
Poultry Group
Washington
Phil Prince
Senctor Tidings
Maryland
Senate
Calforniia Aubletee Commis
Emmal Anid
Fils
Lustig's
Heyer
Maytag
Maytag Compass
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