Outfall sewer report adopted by city trustees
City trustees approved a detailed outfall sewer plan with plans to have Stanford University engineering review and bid readiness. They open the Western Pacific crossing, award tennis court construction to Jones & King for 2400, and authorize parallel parking on Castro Street from A Street to town limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Jessa B. Holly
Holly
Stanford University
O. E
C. W. White
Western Pacific Railroad
Hayward
Railroad Commission
Western Pacific
White
Municipal Park
Castro Street
Jones & King
Police Department
John M. Lewis
Freseni
B&f
C Street
Municipal Water Company
Hens Must Lay 20 Percent More Eggs In Present Market
Poultry expert Melvin W. Custer of the U S extension service says higher egg prices and feed costs pressure farmers to boost production by 20 percent. In Hayward demonstrations 100 of 570 hens were culled to improve efficiency while diseased or poor layers are removed. T Q O Morrison helped organize the sessions for Alameda County farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin W. Custer
U. E
Agricultural Extension Service
Buster
Hayward
Busier
Hayward Poultry
United States
University of California Extension Service
T. Q O. Morrison
Alameda County Farm Bureau
Fernandes Returns to Main Street Grocery Venture
Antone Fernandes resumes the grocery business at the corner of Main and B streets after a year away in the Azores Islands. He witnessed the August 1925 Fayal earthquake while driving there and narrowly escaped injury as wells toppled along the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Fernandes
Azores
Main
B& Streets
Fernandes
Fayal
Mrs Gating Hosts Wagner Peralta Noonan Guests
Mrs. Maud Wagner and her daughters Viola and Dorothy. Mrs. Clara Peralta and Margaret Noonan were hosted by Mrs. William Gating on Wednesday for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Wagner
Viola
Dorothy
Clara Peralta
Margaret Noonan
William Gating
San Lorenzo Busy Burg Happenings Include Visitors Recitals
Donald Harcourt tours Canada with twenty five visitors at a school banquet. Local social notes list numerous residents visiting family in Santa Rosa Hollywood Berkeley and Chico plus a hospital update for Wison Bruce and assorted travel plans for Miss Elvira Therkelsen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Harcourt
Canada
Hazel Facobdsen
Schautz
L . Oksen
W. S. Perkins
L. L. Wallace
C. BE. Lawson
Alice Lawson
Frank Rose
Leonard
Elvira Therkelsen
Ben
Berkeley
Wison Bruce
Hunter
C. Bruce
Hayward General Hospital
C. E. Titus
Jack Bevins
Chico
Holyywood
Titus
F. W. Furia
Norman
Santa Rosa
L. ¥. Dowling
Dunsmuir
D. H. Gansberger
Matilda Vierra
Wights
Santa Cruz Mourtains
Rose Ubvyera
Walnut Grove
A. J. Vierra
Kenneth Kilgore
Brawley
Joseph Silva
A. S. Machado
Sacramento
J. E. Silva
Rabbit Breeders To Meet Saturday
Secretary Edward Korstad announces the Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association meeting on Saturday July 9 at 7 p.m. at 934 A Street Hayward. Breeders are invited to attend and bring a firsttimer. He notes warm weather discourages beginners but experience and cooperation build the hobby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Korstad
Pacific Rabbit Breeders' Association
Hayward
Krorstad
Hill and Valley Clubbers Meet to Discuss Market Day
A special Hill and Valley Club meeting is set for Thursday July 14 at 1 PM on the club house site to discuss Market Day plans. Members should bring a basket Juncheon a cup and spoon and attend in force. Mrs C R King president and Mrs R Morton Manson chairman urge participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill and Valley Club
Hatchery man mothers flock for a day with youngsters
The Harvard Rio Linda Hatchery worker Perry took a day off to supervise his brother's and his family’s children. For 12 of 15 hours he acted as the kid in charge, joining them on outings from fireworks to a movie and even an extra ice cream treat. The mothers expect a week of readjustment after the lively excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
Harvard-Rio Linda
San Francisco
Perry
Miss Gatling Named District Deputy
Miss Alice Gatling retired president of Harvard Parlor Native Daughters of the Golden West is named district deputy stand president of Bayside Parlor and receives congratulations for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Gatling
Harvard Parlor
Native Daughters of the Golden West
Bayside Parlor
Yosemite Visit Delights Sims Party From California
Mr and Mrs J T Sims and guests from southern California spent last week in Yosemite Park. They enjoyed the stay immensely and never tired of the scenery. The visitors were impressed with the charm of the region and are considering locating there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Sims
California
Yosemite Park
Lota in a Name Reflects Domestic Science Quarrel
Mrs. Applegate quips that AHT relates to her high toned daughter and the man who asks her to perform housework. She says she will call it domestic science to prompt the daughter to comply, even if she resists the task.
Ancient Greeks played games like hockey and volleyball
Carved bas reliefs unearthed near Athens show youths in ancient Greece engaging in field hockey and volleyball style games centuries before the Christian era. The stone carvings reveal the early form of team ball games that resemble later sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancient
Greece
Athens
Castro Valley Celebrates Twenty First Anniversary Party
Castro Valley residents hosted a large gathering on Dublin road last Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts twenty first anniversary. Guests included Mrs Huber Mr Scheiper Mrs Miller and many neighbors. A Fourth of July celebration at Redwood road home hosted 320 visitors from San Francisco Alameda and Los Gatos ended with a tragedy as a 14 year old boy from San Francisco drowned in 7 feet deep lake while two brothers and a sister watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Roberts
Dublin Road
Huber
Scheiper
Miller
Dito
Russell
Jane
Lillie Eugene Roberts
Eleanor and
Marion Cooper
Johnson
Mr. Roseman
Improvement Club
Roseman
Castro Vskey Jou
Redwood Road
J. H. Rehrer
Rehrer
San Jose
Ashley Wright
Selina
California
R. Hugt
Peter Hoare
Alma
San Francisco
Alameda
Los Gatos
Fred Campling
Raleigh
Wright
Campling
Castro Valley
Marie van Dixon
Wilbeam Avenue
A. J. Harrell
Visalia
Madge Graves
Los Angeles
Alma Hoire
Marhew
Hutchins
Charities
Moonlight Dance at Hermann Sons Park
A moonlight dance will be held Saturday evening at Hermann Sons Park in Tublin Canyon under the Hermann Sons auspices. The open air floor will host dancing starting at o'clock p.m. with H E Weiser's Orchestra providing music and the general public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Sons’ Park
Dublin Canyon
H. E. Heiser
Herman Sons
Dr Corwin Dentist Relocates To Nissen Building
Dr Corwin a dentist has temporarily moved from his Palmtag office at Castro and B streets to the Nissen building 879 B street opposite the Palmtag site for renovations and will remain there until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmtag
Castro and
B Streets
Re appraisal underway in county with field surveys
The county begins a comprehensive re appraisal of rural lands and buildings under the Department of Re appraisal. James G Stafford superintendent announces work started in Livermore Pleasanton and plans a Livermore office. Preliminary studies progress in Albany Emeryville Alameda with regional groups organized by U S Ackles to support county wide valuation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Re-appraisal
Livermory
Pleasanton
Livermore
James G. Stafford
Albany
Emeryvillle
Alameda
C. A Marsh
Industrial Jnd
Emeryville
C. Mattfeldt
H. L. Howe
J. i. McKay
U. S. Ackles
Stafford
San Leandro
San Franchco Bay
Livermore, Pleasanton
Dubin
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Castro
Grace
Simon Sheets
Robert A. Kolze
Tristee J. Lee Wilbur
Buick
Wana
Tebbins Bros
Gaceervice
Chrysler
Sid Loewenthal
Melvin W. Buster
San Lorenzo
Rabbit Breeders
Clarence A. Rauline
Brains Drug Store
Castro Sts
Hill and Valley
Club House
Foothill Boulevard
C. Ray King
R. Morton Manson
Miss Gatling
Yosemite
Cect Corwin
Sterling B. Doughty
Dodge Brothers Automobiles
Graham Brothers Trucks
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