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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1929
Page
2
The piece urges communities to prevent fires through a strong water system, adequate fire protection, and kept clear storage. It notes Mill Valley and Berkeley fires show risk, calls for vigilance during dry summers, and credits Jim Smalley and Manuel Riggs for readiness while stressing individual responsibility.
The city press notes George Parker, famed fountain pen magnate, plans to fund repainting 1,000 red Wisconsin barns to a more pleasing color. The piece envisions broader beautification, including painting unpainted houses and planting trees, plus bringing flowers to farm homes with curtained windows and flowers on sills.
The article explains two methods for trial divorce. One uses a delayed decree becoming final at a future date if parties stay united. The other offers definite separation with remarriage possible after a fixed period if minds change.
The community awaits summer union church services with choirs planning selections and church leaders opening doors to all. The Presbyterian church at 1145 B Street hosts the first three services with the pastor delivering The Hand of God in American History and Mrs. Catherine Brownell leading the choir singing Sing Oh Heavens and O Jesus Thou Art Standing.
First Methodist Episcopal Church on B Street near Second announces a full day of worship and activities led by Dr. C W Gawthorp. A church school and Epworth Leagues precede an official annual meeting July 11 with reports, committee updates, steward elections, a covered dish supper, and a reception for District Superintendent Dr Carl Bent.
The notice lists services for First Church of Christ Scientist at 1122 B Street and Trinity Episcopal Mission Church on Simon and Castro Streets. Vicar Rev Joseph A Ten Broeck leads Morning Prayer at 11:00 a m, with Sunday School at 9:45 a m. Bible study at First Church of Christ Scientist on Sundays, a Reading Room open daily except Sundays and holidays from 12:45 p m to 3 p m. all welcome.
Church notices list preaching by Hilda Foster Violet and Jack Van Gundy and Bible teaching by Miss Gordon of Oakland. Bethel Gospel Church Castro Valley outlines Sunday School Morning Worship Bible Contest Evangelistic Service and speaker Miss McFarlane on Christian Missions in Egypt Palestine with prayer meeting and youth activities.
At 11:00 a.m. the sermon on Self-Surrender will be preached by Charles E. Lukens Jr. The Lord's Supper will be observed. The choir will sing Guide Me Oh Thou Great Jehovah. At 2:36 p.m. a service is held at the Masonic Home. An evening union service at 5:00 p.m. features Oh Heavens and O Jesus Thou Art Standing under Catherine Brownell’s direction.
State of California Alameda County appears in a sworn banking report dated July 6, 1929. B Parsons as President and W W Haley as Secretary attest to the truth of the condition report and its statements, each on personal knowledge.
A church bulletin notes Bible School sessions and junior classes with times at 9 45 a m and 12 09 a m and mentions no Young People's meeting. It invites continued participation in the daily Bible School during its last week.
A Shoptangh of the Piedmont Press Oakland will speak at Hayward Christian Church Daniabail First Street between B and C streets during both services Sunday. He is known in bay region church circles for organizing Elmhurst and Mills Per race Christian churches and will lead a post service conference.
Quirky interview with Mr. Crushy promotes Orange Crush as the secret to success. He presents a Brotherhood of Orange Crush Quarters pledge and urges readers to drink the fruit beverage as a healthful, sun rich refreshment. He demonstrates at a city fountain and urges two glasses a day.
Local classifieds entice readers with promised reach and value. Advertisers are urged to place notices seeking buyers and services, highlighting broad audience and affordable rates for small business exposure.
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