Changes at Hayward Union High School
The Hayward Union high school announces staff changes including new department heads and transfers. Renovations continue with summer cleaning, linoleum work by Van Fleet and Acme House Cleaners refinishing floors, and a new gym heating system by Nottingham Heating Company.
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Hayward Union High School
van Fleet Company
Acme
Phil Moody
Nottingham Heating Company
Evelyn Rogers
Esther MicSiay
Ruth Radcliff
Radclift
Monterey High School
Helen E. Cave
Helga Nielsen
Nielsen
B. A. Schultz
Eulalia Kirkham
Mildred Miller
East Oakland High School
Maribel Birdsail
Miss Kirkham
Miss Evans
R. S. Potter
Chispa Barnes
Jack S. Bassel
Flavia Prentiss
Estelle Bushard
Leonard E. Laidlaw
Morey F. Jones
Daastia Baxley
Katherine Boilon
Hleene Doughty
Ruth Haven
Margaret Heilig
Roberta Leibe
Alice Morse
Major Burr
Joyce Stewart
Juahu
Hayward Soldier Loses Finger Tips
Hayward soldier La Fayette Gould son of Mrs Maude Gould of Hayward and a local high school athlete is recovering from lost fingertip injuries after an accident at Trusty Dog Biscuit factory in Emeryville where he worked for the summer. Gould is in Company F of the National Guard camp near San Luis Obispo and was unable to join due to work. His brother Eugene Gould is with the company at camp.
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Fayette Gould
Maude Gould
Hayward
Trusty Dog Biscuit
Emeryville
la Fayette
Company F
National Guard
San Luis Obispo
Eugene Gould
Capper to Visit Hayward and Castro Valley July 23
United States Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas will tour rural Alameda County on July 23 with Alameda County Development Commission officials. He will be escorted by Supervisor Charles W. Heyer Paul Goldsmith Morrison and W H Bridges. Capper, famed for farm aid, will spend several days in California visiting Hayward and Castro Valley poultry areas.
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United States
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Alameda County
Alameda Country Development Commission
Charles W. Heyer
Paul Goldsmith
Developent Commission
Morrison
W. H. Bridges
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce
Alameda
Bridges
Capper
Halls of Congress
California
Hayward
Castro Valier
Liquor Arrests Top 16 Thousand in Year Ended June
Sacramento report shows 16 509 tests conducted by prohibition forces in the year ending June 30. The figure marks a new high though only major cases with fingerprints are included. Among those arrested were 474 for murder and 3 589 women violators of liquor laws.
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Sacramento
United Press Special
Collins Morrow
Local Social Notes Highlight Hayward Area Guests and Weddings
Mrs Marie Brice of Seattle visits her niece and husband at their Third street home. Mount Eden ranch transfers and a double wedding in Hayward are noted, along with a Berkeley Chapel ceremony. Local dances, vacations in northern California and Alaska, and a west coast honeymoon are mentioned with multiple families and towns named.
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Marie Brice
Seattle
L. A. Griggs
Third Street
Mr. Griggs
Penner Company
B Street
Fred Norman
Mount Eden
E. Adame
Omaha
Xeb
Hayward
Alice Dale Hyman
Edward Hyman
Healdsburg
Lloyd Peterson
L . Hanson
Erma Evens
C. D. Evens
Oakland
Jack Neil
Chapel of Flowers
Berkeley
L. C. Cross
C.D. Evens
Petersen
Nelison
California
Bright Lights on Main and A St for Texas Co Lecture Night
Tonight at 7:30 the cross street area features electric displays and flags as Kerry's Service Station decorates for the County Fair. A lecture by D Dixon of the Texas Co will cover car airs and grades with extended remarks by Bixon, inviting public attendance.
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Texas Company
Harry
D. Dixon
The
Texas Co
Kerry
Bixon
Five Convicts Denied Writ of Error and Hangings Set
SAN FRANCISCO July 11 Five Folsom convicts were denied a petition for writ of error by the State Supreme Court. Three condemned for killing a guard during a prison riot are scheduled to hang August 3, with the two remaining slated for August 9.
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San Francisco
United Press
State Supreme Court
Two Boys Hurt in Oakland Auto Crash
Two youths were severely injured in an accident at Spence and Excelsior streets in Oakland. G Perkins suffered a fractured skull and a broken arm while B Newlan endured a brain concussion and cuts. D Stephens of Alameda had a cut above the eye.
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Oakland
United Press
Spence and
Excelsior
G. Perkins
B. Newlan
D. Stephens
Alameda
Dr Fred Brown Attends Medical Meet in Portlaria Oregon
Dr Fred Brown travels to Portlaria Oregon for the American Medical Association gathering aboard the Cascade Limited. He registers at the Heathman hotel in Rose City where he meets women practitioners and other feminines and has been dizzy since arrival.
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Fred Brown
Portlaria
Oregon
American Medical Association
Cascade Limited
Fred
Rose City
Heathman Hotel
Benson
Multnomah
Aviation pictures on at' vets luncheon headline
Major Irvin will discuss aviation progress at the Veterans Luncheon Club Friday at noon. The program includes film reels tracing aviation from Wright brothers to modern days and a lecture by George Irvin, an aviation engineer with Richfield Oil Company. Irvin’s talk and visuals are described as outstanding with additional unlisted entertainment. Mrs Van Dyke, Mrs Erro, and Walter Maile returned from a motor trip to Salt Lake City Lake Tahoe and San Diego.
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Alonzo Bradford
A .A. Osborne
James J. Smith
Veterans
George ©. Irvin
Aviation
Richfield Oil Company of California
Irvin
C. B. Merritt
Richfleig Company
Calfornia
Art Phillips
Veterans’ Club
Wright
Harry van Dyke
Frank Erro
Walter Maile
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Lake Tahoe
County Spends Large Sums for Welfare Work
The annual report by Mrs. Anna L. Saylor shows Alameda County spent about 2.59 million dollars in 1928 for welfare services plus 301,781 in state aid. Expenditures covered jail maintenance hospital upkeep detention homes probation care of the insane relief work and miscellaneous costs. Improved methods aim to reduce future indigency by addressing causes of poverty and sickness.
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Anna L. Saylor
Social Welfare
Alameda County
Sa ¥Lor
Social Welfare Department
California
Training Camp Notes For Company F At Obispo California Guard
From the California National Guard camp in San Luis Obispo on July 11, Company F of the 159th Army unit began real training. The morning included setup drills, breakfast, street policing, extended-order drill, and a hill-attack drill halted by Captain Voorhees. A field gun salute honored Major General John L. Hines during a flying visit. Afternoon activities featured scouting instruction, a San Jose versus Hayward baseball game with an unreported score, and a battalion review. Evening included leave options to San Luis Obispo, entertainment in the recreation tent, and late taps.
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California National Guard
San Luis Obispo
Miendar
Hayward
159Th Aunity
Kipling
John L. Hines
United States
Ninth Corps
California
Voorhees
Company F
San Jose
Bob Hopkins
Boe" Jorgensen
George Forth
Frank Radford
Allyn Techsen
Reynold Reim
Archie Miers
George Hodasen
Leslie Moldt
Company E
San Jose Guardsmen
Million Stolen and Most Recovered
San Francisco reports six months ending June 30 saw total thefts of $1,031,848 in money and property. Officials note $308,117 was recovered with the remainder unrecovered.
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San Francisco
United Press
Thia City
Delishtin Picnic Lunch At Castro Valley Home Garden
More than 25 attendees joined Castro Valley Home Farm center members for a picnic lunch at Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hutchins hill side garden. Mrs. Maryetta Holman led a lunch study and shared receipts while a camp stove demonstration used a galvanized pail and kerosene.
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Castro Valley Home Farm Center
W. A. Hutchins
Hill Side
Maryetta Holman Tet
M. B. May
Willam Stebbing
R. Huot
P. &. Holman
FR. Smith
Marjorie Allwaldt
Gertrude Bouth
Clara Dodge
Sarah Garrett
W. L. Sanberg
B. H. Phillips
Miss E. Davidson
Old Fashioned Party by Catholic Daughters at Haywards Hall
Catholic Daughters hosted an Old-Fashioned Party at Haywards Hall Bank on a Wednesday evening. Guests wore gowns from bygone days as Mrs. Anna Stiver led a grand march, Virginia reel and waltz followed by community singing led by Mrs. Carol B. Kelly. Prizes went to Hazel Soito for originality and Louis Dias for attire. Buffet refreshments followed.
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Bry
Bank of Haywards Hall
Suesis
Anna Stiver
Catholic Daughters
Frank Pereira
Mary McKeever
J. B. Lopes
Carol B. Kelly
Thomas C. Trougham
Alice O'Brien
Irene Sullivan
Hazel Soito
Louis Dias
Louis Silver
Robert Hickey
Little Jr. Frates
Presbyterians Plan Anniversary Celebration Details
At the quarterly congregational meeting led by Pastor Charles E. Lukens the 40th anniversary of the church was noted for 1931 with plans for fitting observance. Reports were filed with Clerk Herbert Young as Mrs A G Pimentel spoke on missionary work and Dorcas society activities. Others named included Walter F Fliers on the building fund and A O Pimentel on the church treasury.
Keys Deputy Convicted Bribery Shocks Los Angeles
United Press Special to The Review reports Harold Buddy Davis chief Keyes deputy found guilty of conspiracy and accepting a 7500 dollar bribe during the Julian Pet Teleum case in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
United Press
Harold “Buddy” Davis
Keyes
Julian Pet- Teleum
Ford Wins Big in Moscow Deal with Soviet Union
United Press reports a $30 million contract where Ford supplies goods and funds the building of a Soviet auto plant, giving Moscow a factory and patents while paying for the project through its own goods and services rather than cash. The arrangement is viewed as a practical half victory for the Soviet side and a strategic gain for Ford's Europe influence. The piece notes plans and mixed signals from Moscow and Ford officials.
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Moscow
United Press
Ford Organization
Soviet Union
Ford
Generali Motors
General Motors
Dearborn, Mich
Ford Company
Russia
Europe
America
Michigan Society Picnic at Mosswood Park Oakland
The Michigan Society hosts its annual picnic at Mosswood Park in Oakland on Sunday July 11. Families and friends of Michigan and other Bay Area state societies are invited to attend with a planned entertaining program and lunch. Coffee is provided gratis on the grounds.
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Mosswood Park
Moss Avenue
Broadway
Oakland
Michigan Society
Michigan
Bay
Forelock
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Irvington
Hayward General Hospital
Senator Capper
Casper Caspera
Clartinez
Gadme Street
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Tennyson Improvement Club
Ruth Larkey
Margaret Gray
Jane Gray
Harold Mansfield
Canada
Alaska
Vancouver
Skagway
White Horse
Mt. Ranier
Crater Lake
Washington
George C. van Dyke
A & Main
Paul L. Gray
Fortland
W. J. Cochran
Gray
Portland
P. G. and E. Company
Cochran
A. M. Henry
F. E., Johnson
Maytag
Mr. Johnson
Ervin Art Company
Arnold Anderson
Castro Valley
F. A. Brown
Mrs. Orin Crowe Jr
Santa Cruz
G. A. A. Group
Richfield Oil Company
Major Irvin
Vets Club
Obispo
Delishtin
Castro Valley Center
Catholic Daughters Bank
Haywards Hall
Keys
Henry
United Press Association
Freio Group
Camp Fire Girls
Tennyson School
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