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Local Summer Notes From Hayward and Nearby Areas
Mrs. 5. B. Rhone and Mrs. G. B Stone arrive in Hayward to open a mercantile shop at 58 Main Street and stay through the summer. A large crowd attends the Hayward theatre showing from the California Film Company during the rodeo. Miss Mae Jorgensen and Miss Dora Jorgensen leave Hayward for a two week vacation in Santa Cruz at mountain and beach resorts. A baby boy arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Rush Brunner. mother and child in good condition at Hayward Central Hospital. Rev. and Mrs. Josiah Daniel, visiting Madison, Wis, expected home in about two weeks. Daniel is president of the local Rotary club and attended the Cleveland convention. Apricot harvest is in full swing with fruit selling around 65 dollars per ton. drying expected. Jack Lewis, former Hayward resident now Pittsburg chief of police, declines a 350 monthly offer to be Monterey chief. Louis Burke and San Francisco friends at Big Sur report excellent fishing during a Fourth of July visit. Married men in local court noted to have money for fines, while judge Harder jokes about marriage ceremonies. Inez Calderra enjoys Yosemite Valley vacation. Rabbit Breeders Association steps toward reorganization to be discussed in Oakland Y M C A meeting. Joseph McGlinchey transferred from Oakland to Hayward with Standard Oil. Fifteen Alameda county youths to Davis for farm club competitions. winners expected this year.