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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1929

Page

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Hayward Man Injured as County Fair Plans Accelerate

A Hayward man, George McGreevy, 32, suffered a skull fracture when his car collided with a freight train at the Western Pacific crossing near Niles. His three children escaped with minor injuries. The accident occurred shortly before 1 am as the family headed toward Campbell, with the flagman reporting both rail and auto at about 30 mph. The crash halted emergency brakes. investigators note the car was well lit and the brake system otherwise functional. Meanwhile Alameda County fair plans advanced with the August 7 start. committees outlined tents, booths, a children’s parade, and prize lists for rabbit, poultry, and farm product divisions.

Niles George Lucille Mr. McGreevy Campbell Hayward McGreevy Alameda County General Committee Federated Improvement Clubs Frank Pererra Chamber of Commerce Pereira Jacob Harder Jr Frank Belvel J. W. Soares Otto Jorgensen George A.smussen

Officers Named for Week at Vacation Bible School

Nearly 109 students attend the daily vacation Bible school at the Presbyterian church. Officers elected Monday include Louis Bliss governor Bernice Hanson secretary of state Catherine Nicholsen Gordon Hor nal and Joseph De Freitas judges Maxine Ellincoe and Chester Perry custodians of property. A social hour followed a short study period with refreshments and a program. Forrest Lindsey joins the instruction classes in the boys work of the school.

The Presbyterian Church Louis Bliss Bernice Hanson Catherine Nicholsen Gordon Hornal Joseph de Freitas Maxine Ellincoe Chester Perry Forrest. Lindsey

Rites for Mishap Victim on Friday

Funeral services for Joseph T. Lewis of Niles who died after a fall while working on a ranch near Newark will be held at 9 30 Friday morning at Corpus Christi church in Niles with initial rites at the home on the Niles road. Burial will be at Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Joseph T. Lewis Niles Newark Coroua Christi Church Niles Road Holy Sepulchre Cemetery

Heyer Leads Road Improvements in Eden Township

Supervisor Charles W. Heyer of Hayward spearheads road upgrades in Eden township with county crews under George A. Posey. Oil macadam is applied on a measure praised by the surveyor as a top highway repair method in Castro Valley Cherryland and East Avenue districts.

Charles W. Heyer Hayward Eden Township Alameda County George A. Posey Cherryland Castro Valley East Avenue California Posey

Native Daughters Delegates Treated to Honor Reception

Mrs J A Dobbel and Miss Ruth Gansberger delegates to the grand parlor of Native Daughters were honored at a Santa Cruz reception by the local parlor during Tuesday’s Legion hall meeting. An old fashioned hat revue featured prizes for Mrs Henry Powell and Mrs Catherine Walde. The program included music and recitation with songs California the Land of Dreams and Columbia sung by Miss Hettye Adams, piano by Carol B Kelly, and a recitation by Mrs W D McLeod. Refreshments followed at a table with decorative favors and national colors. Zelda Chisholm chaired the evening assisted by Mrs James D Smalley.

J. A. Dobbel Ruth Gansberger Santa Cruz Legion Hall Henry Powell Catherine Walde California Land of Dreams Columbia Hettye Adams Carol B. Kelly W. D. McLeod Zelda Chisholm James D. Smalley

Visit Scouts Sunday at Dimond Camp Open House Nights

Parents and friends of the Boy Scouts in camp at Dimond are invited to a guest day Thursday afternoon from 1 to 5 oclock with a program by the boys. An open house night is Friday from 7 to 9 p.m., and guests will be admitted Sunday afternoon from 1 oclock until the camp closes.

Boy Scouts Dimond

Mill Valley Fire Threatens Mount Tamalpais Tavern

A fire that raged through Mill Valley and up Mount Tamalpais left 500 people homeless, destroyed 119 homes, and caused over 1 million dollars in damage. Firefighters fought 100 men on two fronts with shovels and wet bags as flames crept toward the west peak tavern before shifting wind spared the town.

Mill Valley United Press Mount Tamalpais Harrow

Seven Girls Enter Race for Throne Of County Fair

Seven contestants sign up for the Alameda County fair queen contest as the nomination period nears closure. Entries include Miss Lucille Nussenbaum and Miss Eva Lund of Hayward, Miss Mildred Kingsley and Miss Marvis Gross of Livermore, Miss Daphne Peters of Pleasanton, Miss Elvira Hebeck of Oakland, and Miss Garcia of Niles.

Alameda County Lucille Nussenbaum Eva Lund Hayward Mildred Kingsley Marvis Gross Livermore Daphne Peters Pleasanton Elvira Hebeck Oakland Alameda Garcia Niles

No Review to Be Issued Thursday

Announcement from The Hayward Daily Review says no issue on Thursday to celebrate Independence Day. The entire staff will be free to enjoy the holiday, with issuance planned for Friday unless workers are hindered by celebrations.

Review Hayward Daily Review

Community Chest Session Delayed In Hayward

Hayward Community Chest executive committee meeting of 10 members was postponed to avoid clashing with an evening banquet. Chairperson B W Burr plans to hold the meeting Friday July 12 at the Farm Bureau office to finalize August or September budget figures and arrange a general briefing for fraternal and civic organization representatives.

Mr. Kinse Hayward Castro Valley Tennyson Sunset Valle Vista South Hayward Redwood Ashland Alameda County Farm Bureau T. O. Morrison Hayward Community Chest Executive Committee B. W. Burr Farm Bureau Wade Community Chest

Quake Shakes Santa Barbara Area Early Today

Santa Barbara and nearby communities were rattled by two earthquakes at 1:40 and 1:32 a m today. No damage was reported and no injuries were stated in initial reports.

Santa Barbara United Press

Guard Company F Heads to Camp Near San Luis Obispo

National Guard Company F departs from the Southern Pacific station Friday night for a two week camp near San Luis Obispo. The American Legion band precedes the march down B street and will greet the crew at the armory before loading for the train. Captain Circle Voorhees commands about 45 men. Sgt Merritt E. Fox notes two tons of packed baggage.

National Guard Southern Pacific San Luis Obispo American Legion Ovieht Captain Circle Voorhees Merritt E. Fox Leland Hawke

Death by own action blows apart building in San Francisco

In San Francisco a gas suicide by 65 year old Peter Johansen caused a three story frame building to explode injuring nine people. The coroner reports the man killed himself with gas hours before a plumber could locate the leak. The blast occurred as the plumber approached a third floor apartment.

San Francisco United Press Peter Johansen

Callenkamp Store to Open New Unit on B Street

Rumors say the Callenkamp chain plans a new shoe store at 66 B Street in Hayward, replacing the former Dillingham Apparel shop. The expansion is linked to a Gallenkamp chain already operating in Ostland and San Francisco, with a new unit expected soon.

Hayward Dillingham Apparel Gallenkamp Ostlands San Francisco B Street

Outing at Twin Creek Camp Near San Jose

Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Turner and family along with Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. M. Aird Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lewis Kenneth Lewis and Vieno Ricesti enjoyed a weekend picnic at Twin Creek camp near San Jose. Swimming and games made the day pleasant with fried rabbit as a luncheon specialty.

Two Acres of Gladiolus on Display Next Two Sundays

Eden Gladiolus Gardens near Tennyson hosts visiting days July 7 and 14 with two acres of Gladiolus varieties including Pearl of California Campanile and Orange Queen. Kingsley gardens showcase Betty Joy Gold Eagle and many more as a regional home industry promotes Tennyson as a bulb growing area. Louis Rowe of Seabrook Nurseries bought bulk bulbs. prices in early stages reach ten dollars. The Eden Gardens on Shaffer Road near Harvard San Mateo bridge road invites the public to view the blooms, not to buy, emphasizing promotional value for the region.

Amore Louis Rowe Seabrook Nurseries New Hampshire Tennyson Gardens Kingsley Gardens Irs Calvin Coolidge Betty Joy Mother Mahree Eden Gardens Eden Gladiolus Gardens Shaffer Road Harvard- San Mateo Bridge Kingsleys Tennyson

Acadia Tonight Hosts Action Packed Boxing Card

Promoter Louis Parents presents a mixed bill at Arcadia pa featuring Frankie Bray versus Joe Walcott and Icey Roberts against Benny Wolff. Eddie Haddon tackles Joe Conde with Haddon aiming to pressure from the opening bell. Red Miller meets Mike NecGovern in a prelim, Ted Jernigan battles Gunboat Smith in another early clash.

Bry Russ Allen Louis Arcadia Pavillion Frankie Bray Joe Walcott West Indies Icey Roberts Benny Wolff Philadelphia Wolff Roberts Oakland Eddie Haddon Joe Conde Conde Haddon Red Miller Mike NecGovern Ted Jernigan Gunboat Smith Jone

Lions Club hears convention report and Del Valle film

President Joseph T. Sims reviews his trip to the Lions International convention in Louisville and shows Del Valle farm pictures. The Hayward Lions hear about 4000 visitors, 1080 delegates, and elect Bar Riley as international president with Denver as the 1930 convention site.

Joseph T. Sims Louisville del Valle Farm Hayward Lions Club Green Shutter Hotel Sims Phoenix el Paso Juarez Kansas City Bar Riley Sacramento Denver Chicago Wisconsin Hayward Fred Wallace del Valle Oakland Guy Turner

For Sale and Rent Notices from Hayward

New today items include apricots by the box with home delivery and a five room furnished house for rent at 513 East Avenue with water furnished. Help wanted for a shoe salesman at Montgomery Ward with starting wages, plus a Jersey-Holstein calf sale and lost items including a purse. A waiter’s notice mentions a local exchange offer and a Boxing themed curtain raiser.

East Avenue Young Montgomery Ward & Co. Main and Arts Hayward

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