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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1925

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Hayward to Protest Bus Fare Increase Say City Attorney

Hayward faces higher rates with claims of discrimination against local transit. City Attorney C. White told Spark reporters that Hayward will join East Bay communities in protests over the fare hike. He noted San Leandro to Hayward costs 12 cents while Berkeley to Oakland offers longer travel for 6 cents and urged reasonable charges and better service.

Hayward Oakland C. White Spark White Haywad East Bay San Leandro Berkeley

Knights Plan Yosemite Valley Trip By Three Councils

A joint summer outing by three Knights of Columbus councils is set for July 19 to 26 in Yosemite Valley. Deputy Grand Knight John J. Hayes chairs the planning for the San Francisco event, with Oakland Caseys and Golden Gate council No. 2507 organizing, joined by Loyola Council of Brooklyn as guests arriving for the coast leg of a transcontinental tour.

Knights of Columbus San Francisco Yosemite Valley John J. Hayes Bay City Loyola Councel Brooklyn N. Y

Fire destroys sixty acres of wheat at Jennings

A last week blaze in Jennings Stanislaus county razed sixty acres of wheat. The origin remains unknown, and no injuries are reported. Local authorities are investigating the cause as farmers assess losses.

Jennings Stanislaus County

Lions Club Names Welfare, Playgrounds Focus for Year

Van Burke, president of the Hayward Lions Club, reports the organization will emphasize welfare work, aiding the blind, handicapped children, and fighting narcotics. The California delegates secured San Francisco as the next international convention site. The club plans playground equipment to save Hayward about $100, with final decisions by a committee chaired by Charles Stowe.

International Lions Club van Burke Hayward California San Francisco Charles Stowe Hugh Linthicum Hal Reynolds

Mary Donovan of Niles Dies at 92

Mrs. Mary Donovan widow of Jeremiah Donovan and mother of George L. Donovan died at her Niles home on Sunday July Sth at age 92. A longtime resident since moving to the county forty years ago, she was buried after funeral services at Holy Ghost Catholic church on Tuesday morning.

Mary Donovan George L. Donovan Niles Jeremiah Donovan

Centerville Professor Ill. Hospitalized After Summer School

Prof. Gould, from Huntington Lake summer school, fell seriously ill and was transported to San Francisco for surgery. Geo Richards accompanied his return. The Hayward Athletic Club announces its first annual dance at Native Sons Hall Saturday to fund a gym program.

Prof. Gould Huntington Lake San Francisco Geo. Richards Hayward Athletic Club Native Sons Hall

Workman Scalded by Tar In Hoisting Accident

Fred Holmes of Oakland sustains badly burned hands and face when a bucket of hot tar tipped while being hoisted to a San Leandro building. He received first aid at Alameda County hospital where doctors called the injuries serious.

Fred Holmes Oakland Oakland Central Hospital San Leandro Holmes Alameda County Hospital

Growth shown by Hayward district survey

Survey data from Hayward district telephones shows rapid growth with 100 new phones added in the first six months of 1925. Robinson, manager of Southern Alameda county phones, notes total in use at 1,400 and an implied population well over 3,400 within city limits plus transient workers raising totals toward 10,000.

Hayward John Robinson Alameda County Robinson

Hayward Plans Municipal Playground With $5,000 Budget

Hayward city council drafts a tentative plan to allocate about 5 000 in the upcoming budget for a Laurel Park municipal playground at Laurelk near the car line on Astro Street. Lions Club initiated the push, with Paterson Williams of San Jose estimating equipment at 673 and Lions aid expected for purchase and park beautification.

Hayward C. W. White Laurelk Astro Street White Lions Mncle Paterson & Williams San Jose Laurel Park Castro Street Enas Lionas California

Bulb Industry Nears Hundred Thousand Dollar Class

Hayward in 1925 sees bulb production for daffodils and narcissus nearing the $100,000 district mark. F J March, horticultural inspector, reports 120 acres of bulbs and fingered plants, with growers earning 3000 to 5000 dollars per acre. Projections expect more next year as Horlang bulbs may be banned after December. Weeds, especially silver vein thistle, threaten crops and a state law bans its growth.

Hayward F. J. March March

Couple from Hayward wed in Oakland surprise ceremony

Maria Diniz and Manuel Raymond, both of Hayward, married in Oakland before Monday. Raymond, a local contractor, has lived in Hayward twelve years and owns property. The couple will drive to Boston for a wedding trip and plan to live in his new home on the Boulevard upon return.

Maria Diniz Manuels Raymond Hayward Oakland Ciy Mrs. Raymond Boston Mass Mr. Raymond

Centerville Couple Tour in Canadian Rockies

Mr and Mrs Geo Hellwig visit Baufff in the Canadian Rockies for a health benefiting trip. Mrs Hellwig reports Mr Hellwig made progress daily after a serious operation, the journey undertaken to aid his recovery.

Geo. Hellwig Baufff Canadian Rockies Hellwig Hellvig

Festive Lodge Event Honors Orient Chapter O. E. S.

Orient Chapter O. E. S. of Centerville held a pleasant Wednesday meeting. On Star Point Evening the affair became a festive occasion in their honor with a decorated dining room and tasty refreshments served.

Orient Chapter Centerville Star Point

Niles Priest Returns from European Trip

Rev Father Bennett has returned from his European journey. Rev Father Barron, who had filled his place, has gone to Newman.

Father Bennett Father Barron Newman

Big Basin Visitors Caught In A Storm

Mr and Mrs F Vernon Jones of Niles visited Big Basin and Santa Cruz over the weekend. They describe a Friday night downpour at Big Basin when about twelve thousand people were present with many without tents. The sudden rain turned the night lively as shelter had to be improvised in the dark.

F. Vernon Jones Niles Big Basin Santa Cruz

Boys Playing With Matches Start Fire at Bakery

Boys playing with matches are believed to have ignited a gasoline tank at the rear of the French American Bakery in San Leandro on Tuesday morning. The blast damaged the building and contents to about $3,000 as flames spread to the kitchen and attic before firemen contained the blaze.

San Leandro

Hayward Woman to Lead State Portuguese Society Conclave

Mrs. Emily D. Viery of Hayward will preside as Supreme President of the Queen Saint Isabel Portuguese Society at its Sacramento conclave July 12 to 17. She has initiated more than 1350 members, leading a surge in California’s Portuguese womens organization.

Emily D. Viery Hayward Sacramento Viery Saint Isabel California Emily Viery

Expansion in Arc Demands New Mains by P G and E Co

Pacific Gas and Electric Company orders four gas mains extensions in Hayward, totaling 2780 feet of three inch main to serve twenty new homes. Planned work includes 568 feet on Smalley and Meekland Aves, 620 feet on Mea ford Ave, 1580 feet on Berry Road, and 320 feet on Marlin Way and East Avenue, with estimated expenditure of 5566 dollars and lists of affected residents and local figures.

Pacific Gas and Electric Company Hayward Smalley Avenue Meekland Avenue C. Vogt J. Fisher Meaford Avenue C. M. Torres Chas. Mitchel Alameda Investmes Co Berry Road Niles Road el Silva M. M. Sousa Wm. M. Sousa H. Williams F. J. Yanks R. Borges F. Gomes Taber Marlin Way East Avenue M. P. Brilliante N. E. Petereck

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