Community Notes From Hayward and Nearby Areas
Miss Maryetta Wilson returns from What Cheer Iowa as home demonstration agent. Theodore Meyers and wife vacation to Tuolomne Meadows for two weeks. Joe Torres hot dog shop owner laid to rest after a fire. William Petticrew buried after death last Thursday. Summer visitors include Leo Haas Warren Custer and Wilda Oswill at Stony Brook. R H Bowman of Hayward Drug Co travels to Yosemite Valley for a brief vacation. Legion dance at Native Sons hall draws smaller turnout due to holiday. G F Tronsen family returns from two week southern California trip. B R Robinson and child depart for Auburn two week vacation. J B Hammon covers duties. George Risley trades chicken ranch for Edward Blackman home valued at about 6500. W W Haley recovering from diphtheria. quarantine lifted. Miss Deane Wrede of Oakland visits Hayward friends.
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Yosemite
R. HR. Bowman
Hayward
Yosemite Valley
Legion Dance
Legion
Native Sons Hall
Succes
Sugar Men Inspect Pleasanton Beet Fields Visit
Spreckles Sugar officials from San Francisco and farm expert J. Suttie visited Pleasanton beet fields Friday. They reported the crops free from plant diseases and in good condition. Sullivan Kennedy Pioda and Kennedy expressed satisfaction with the year's harvest and noted a small percentage of insects and diseases.
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Pleasanton
Spreckles Sugar Company
San Francisco
FP. B. Sullivan
C. L. Pioda
A. B. Kennedy
San Jose
J. Suttie
Scopes Jury Panel Picked in Dayton Tennessee
A jury pool of 29 Rhea County citizens, mostly farmers, was selected for the Scopes evolution trial by 16 justices of the peace in Dayton Tennessee. The drawing included a barefoot boy chosen for the honor as he could not read. John T Scopes traveled to the town today.
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United Press
Dayton
Tenn
Rhea
John T. Scopes
Tour of the Bay Cruise From Oakland Next Sunday
The American Legion Post No 5 invites Alameda residents to a daylong bay cruise from Clay Street, Oakland, starting at nine in the morning. The chartered steamer offers dancing, meals on board or can be self provided, a Mare Island stopover, and visits to places of interest. Tickets cost adults 1.00 and children 0.50, with Jack Flynn handling sales.
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Alameda
Jack Flynn
Mare Island
Legion
Great Bay
Walthan and
Howard
Main Street
Hayward
Dallas News
Defense transfer urged in case amid testimony stalling claims
Crookville and an associate press the defense act requires a signature for transfer to the federal court. Observers call the defense plan a stall for time as witnesses cited by the defense may refuse to testify, risking jurisdiction issues. A marriage between Mildred Bergan of Newark and Joseph Blacow of Irvington was conducted at Newark Presbyterian Church by Rev Stevenson.
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Crookville
Score
Mildred Bergan
Newark
Joseph Blacow
Irvington
Newark Presbyterian Church
Stevenson
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Goodyear Tires
Hutchins Rubber CD
Hutch
Cal
Acme Poultry Products Co
J. H. Rowell
Prop
Castry Valley Road
Boulevard—Tel Hay
Morticians
Coroner’s Office
St. Hayward
Standard Oil Company
Pearl Oil
Caifornia
NewspaPr
Maryetta Wilson
County Farm Bureau
What Cheer
Iowa
Theodore Meyera
Tuclomne Meadows
Joe Torres
Niles Canyon
Pratt Funeral Fariers
Lone Tree Cemetery
William Petticrew
Nhes Road
Sorensen’ Bros
Masonic Lodge
Hayward Hied Chargs
Evergreen Cemetery
Oakland
Leo Haas
Warren Custer
Burlingame
Wilda Oswill
Stony Brook
Haas
G. F. Tronsen
B Street
California
Auburn
BR. T. Robinson and Child
Placer County
Robinson
J. B. Hammon
George Risley
Fairview
Edward Blackman
Foothill Boulevard
W. W. Haley
Deane Wrede
Miss Wrede
Layne & Bowler Pump
MALL
Brunner Bros
Layne and Bowler Corp. of
Santa Fe
Ava
Los Angeles, Calif
Scopes
Paris
Leatrice Joy
Ernest Torrence
Zane
M .J.hetzler
P.O
Detroit Free Press
Transportation Service
Eastbay Transportation Service
Eastbay
Key System Transit Company
State Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Public Relations
C. O. G. Miller
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