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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
1
Local businessman Bart Russell tells Spark the east bay shows fewer crashes after a year of safety work. He warns both drivers and pedestrians share the road and must exercise care. many deaths could be prevented if all heed rights and hazards are shared.
Stanley Place of San Leandro who turned 21 on Tuesday was commissioned as California's youngest national guard officer. The Fremont High School senior and ROTC commander in Berkeley was promoted from Sergeant in Company F to headquarters company of the 159th Infantry.
Miss Rose Silva of Hayward earned second place in the D. E. S. Portuguese lodge Queen contest celebrating its thirty sixth anniversary. Miss Evelyn Azevedo won first with 55 450 votes. Miss Hazel F. Silva took third with 28 350 votes. The Neptune Beach ceremony is set for July 11 at 2 PM with parades and speakers including Consul General Costa.
The California Cattlemen’s Association reports May sales rising over April by more than 200 percent, with June sales already doubling May. Secretary Jardine endorses cooperative marketing as the solution, as the weekly sales average surpasses 8 million dollars. The event includes swimming races, an outdoor supper, and a late night dance with a Portuguese folk duet.
One hundred Hayward men have enrolled for a local observance of National Defense Test Day, announced by Harry Bradford the postmaster and army reserve captain. City officials will decide if a demonstration occurs. signed volunteers may march if called.
Kansas City rail agents report tourist travel to California remains strong. Westbound passenger traffic is heavier than usual as Union Pacific and Santa Fe railroads note increased ticket sales to West Coast points.
United Press reports in Seattle July 1 that Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin of Park Avenue Baptist Church New York, a Rockefeller Jr. linked pastor, was temporarily seated as a delegate to the Northern Baptist convention by the credentials committee. His fight for the floor would be taken up as a special order of business later today.
New today ads seeking sub agents for No-Life Paint Reviver in Hayward area. Also main for bakery route at Friedrichs Bakery. Lost glasses near Italian Cate with reward. For sale a Wedgewood gas range with incinerator. Experienced lawyer offers advices in commercial and family law at 918 922 A St Journal Bldg Hayward.
The Hayward Lions Club plans to ask the town trustees tonight to include a playground program in the current city budget. A committee will present a resolution urging facilities with sand piles swings slides bars and tennis courts to serve local children and attract families.
The second shipment of newsprint arrives in Hayward for the Review office. A prior two ton delivery was the first such shipment to the city. The Review serves Washington and Eden townships with heavy monthly paper usage.
Lieu tenant J. G. Barnett departed Crisey field today heading for the northern part of the state where several small forest fires have been reported. Over six fires in brush and forest have broken out in recent days as the forestry service opened plane patrols from five flying fields on the Pacific Coast using nine planes. Riverside-New substation to be built at local electric light plant with the latest safety devices.
An auditorium annex is let to Oakland contractor John A Branagh for 199600 to start immediately. The annex includes a 2000 seat hall and administration space as part of a 280000 bond funded program. Bonds sold at a 11600 premium as noted by local trustees.
Major Francis Peter Adams leads 225 Marines departing San Diego at noon for Santa Barbara to guard the earthquake struck city tonight. They will relieve the troops who have been on duty in Santa Barbara since Monday.
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