Local travel plans and city notices from Hayward brief
Bartlet Lake trip planned for four days with two couples leaving Thursday and returning Monday. A Big Basin Fourth trip includes two Oakland couples leaving Friday evening and returning Sunday. Hayward Daily Review won the city legal publication contract at 75 cents per inch first insertion and 56 cents subsequent. City ordinances cover curb and sidewalk grade establishment for Pierce High Terrace streets. Castro Street building restrictions on widening plans discussed. City Attorney White drafting ordinance. City Clerk Templeton available weekdays for public inquiries.
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Revew
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High Street
Terrace Avenue
Coming Events List From Local American Legion Posts
July 3 Grand Ball at Native Sens Hall under American Legion auspices invites all. July 1 dancing at Laurel Park under Hayward Peat of the American Legion. Sunday August Big Community Picnic under Consolidated Improvement Clubs of Eden Township at Helwood Park, Nilee Canyon.
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American Legion
Native Sens Hall
Laurel Park
Hayward Peat
Consolidated Improvement Clubs of
Eden Township
Hlewood Park
Nilee Canyon
Marriage Education and Honors Beyond Degrees
The note compares marriage as a form of education, suggesting it offers practical lessons rather than formal honors or honorary degrees. It frames matrimony as a valuable, transformative experience with lasting impact beyond conventional credentials.
Chinese Mutiny at Angel Island Detained Immigrants Riot
Three hundred Chinese detainees at Angel Island mutinied yesterday over bread shortages and delays in case handling. Troops with bayonets restored order after a brief clash in the dining room. no serious injuries reported.
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Angel Island
San Francisco
Scopes Defense Moves to Federal Court in Tennessee Case
Reports say defense attorneys for John Scopes have altered plans and will seek to remove the evolution trial to federal court in Nashville Tennessee. They argue the Tennessee law banning the teaching of evolution is unconstitutional and should not be enforced.
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New York
John Scopes
Scopes
Nashville
Tennessee
Slight Quake at Wrecked City
Santa Barbara woke to a minor tremor at 6 32 a m as workers in upper stories paused to verify it was not a follow up to last night s shocks. The quake caused little damage and no new ruins or dust clouds were reported.
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Santa Barbara
Jay
Congregational Church Announces Quarterly Communion
The Congregational Church will administer the regular quarterly communion in the morning. A brief communion address will be given and an opportunity will be provided for those who wish to unite with the church.
Baptism opportunity and union service planned at church
An opportunity for baptism is offered and the church will join the union meeting at the Methodist church in the evening. The sermon, by the church pastor, will be on Some things that make for International Peace. Bible school is at 10 am and Christian Endeavor at 7 pm. Bible study next Wednesday will be the last until after vacation. Poinsetta Camp No 5834 R N of A members are told no meeting July 1 due to vacations. next meeting is July 21 with a social A Night in Hickville. Mrs Anna Vogt and committee lead arrangements. all members should wear gingham dresses and sunbonnets.
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Methodist Church
Ian Endeavor
Poinsetta
R. N
Hickville
Anna Vogt
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