Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Hayward Review in Hayward, California

We have 16,219,530 pages in California

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1930

Page

1

Becker and Ormsby Sentenced to 1 to 14 Years at San Quentin

Burton F. Becker former Alameda county sheriff received an indeterminate one to 14 year term at San Quentin for conspiracy to bribe. Cromwell Ormsby attorney drew similar one to 14 year counts. Davis, former deputy, faced new indictment for bootlegger protection after a later arraignment. Ormsby appealed. Davis acquitted on the bribery charges but to serve prior sentence.

Oakland Burton F. Becker Alameda County Fred W. Wood San Quentin Penitentiary Cromwell Ormsby Wood Ormsby J.L. Davis Davis Becker

Cat Captured by Owner of Chicks Held as Culprit

A lawsuit over a cat blamed for killing chicks in a San Leandro brooder progressed as Timothy A. Judge captured the animal. Judge sued neighbors R B and William Ramsey for 25 damages in Judge Jacob Harder Jr.’s justice court. Ramsey denies the cat’s guilt and seeks intervention by the ASPCA and police help.

Justice Court Jacob Harder Jr Timothy A. Dudge R B Wiliam Ramsey 86Th Street San Leandro R. B. Ramsey Hayward A. J. la Smith Richmond la Cunba

World Traveler Behringer Returns from World Trip

Fred D. Behringer, the Frank electric store bookkeeper, arrived home after a three month journey through the Orient Near East and Mediterranean. He traveled as part of an orchestra aboard the Dollar liner President Garfield and crossed back to the Pacific coast via the Panama Canal after landing in New York. He plans to resume duties Monday and notes he may have gained about three pounds.

Fred D. Behringer Frank Electric Store Garfield Orient Near East Mediterranean New York City Pacific Panama Canal

Hodgkins Patient Progress Report On Raiirase Avenue

Mrs T G Hodgkins remains at her Raiirase avenue home for the past three months and is reported to be progressing satisfactorily in recovery. No further medical details available.

Mra T. G. Hodgkins Wis Bas Raiirase Avenue

Rolph Republican Ball Planned in Castro Valley

Major James Rolph Jr. gubernatorial bid dominates regional activity with a Castro Valley meeting at Hayward theatre then a Rolph ball at Castro Valley school next month. Edner and Moir lead local efforts inviting county candidates to speak. Brackett reports strong campaign momentum.

James Rolph I Jr San Francisco Hayward Theatre John T. Edner Castro Valley Albert E Moir William Brackett Oakland Rolph Edner Alameda

Eden Horseshoe Team Pulls Even In County Tourney

The Eden parlor of Native Sons tied 3 games to 3 with Fruitvale in the county tournament at Piedmont Thursday night. Ed Nicholsen and John Meineke led Eden’s first team while Oakes and Leonard won for the second. several pairs from Eden lost their matches as the event marked the parlor’s second contest. Schedule shows future games against Alameda, Brooklyn, Berkeley, Claremont, with a bye on August 12.

Eden Parlor Native Sons Piedmont Eden Fruitvale Ed Nicholsen John Meineke George Oakes Frank Leonard Oakes Nicholsen Leo Wessman Joseph F. Ramos John Dobbell Harry Schilting Meineke Leonard Alameda Claremont Brooklyn Brook

Hayward S P R S I members to attend Stockton convention

Miss Julia Silva and a group from Hayward council of the S P R S I will leave Sunday for the annual state convention in Stockton. The event opens on Wednesday and continues through Taos of the renk Fanarta of the en clave will be made by delimates at an early August meeting.

Julia Silva Hayward

Education Theme Chosen for Alameda County Fair Exhibit

Alameda County selects an education themed display for the 1930 California state fair in Sacramento. A Mission San Jose replica from 1797 anchors the foreground with a UC perspective in the background. Charles Farber, noted artist and Fox studio former art director, to build the exhibit assisted by Alameda officials.

Mission San Jose University of California Alameda County Alameda Farber Fox Studios

Federation Revives Plan for Southern Alameda Junior College

The Federated Improvement clubs of Southern Alameda County meet at Markham school to revive talks of a junior college with leaders Hodgkins and Walter outlining previous funding gaps. They plan to invite Hayward Rotary and other clubs, discuss a water district, a Sacramento state fair vegetable exhibit, and support Niles Children’s Home with monthly aid.

Federated Improvement Clubs Alameda County Markham T. G. Hodgkins George Walter Castro Valley Frederick Foster Hayward Rotary Lions Hodgkins Niles Children’s Home Southern Alameda County Welfare Board Federated Club A. W. Deuel San Francisco Bay Toll Bridge Company Howard Eric Ruus Mount Eden

Hayward Lions delegate to Denver Lions International convention

The Rev Richard C Day pastor of Eden Congregational church and Hayward Lions vice president will leave Saturday morning to represent the club at the Lions International convention in Denver during the next two weeks. Victor La Grave cannot attend and the vice president elected for a second year takes the duty. Day travels on the Lions special train from Oakland to Denver.

Richard C. Day Eden Congregational Church Hayward Lions Club Denver Hayward Club Lions International Victor la Grave Lidéns Mile Day Wilravel Lions Oakland

Missionaries to Speak at Church in Wat kins and C Streets

Missionaries Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jensen will headline the Pentecostal mission at Wat kins and C streets Friday evening. Mrs. Jensen, former Miss Marie Kernan, went to Africa as a girl and will sing and speak in the native dialect before departing back to Africa in a few days. Sunday night will feature Mr. and Mrs. J Edwards returning home from northern California as the church hosts. Pastor Thomas West will preach at 11 am with the evening sermon on the subject Excuses.

Samuel Jensen Pentecostal Mission Watkins and C Streets

Swedenborg Rites Set for Monday

Funeral services for Peter T. Swedenborg, who died Thursday morning at a local hospital, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Sorerisen Brothers' mortuary. Mrs G. Newbegin will read. Interment at the California columbarium. Swedenborg, born in Sweden 72 years ago, had long resided in this state.

Peter T. Swedenborg Sorerisen Brothers G. 4. Newbegin Christ Hrag Science Service California Columbarium Sevedenborg Seweden

Federal probe opens into California gas war

A U.S. federal investigation into the Pacific coast gasoline war began as Governor Young refused state intervention. Industry players sought relief from the federal justice department and the FTC, arguing refiners lose about 7.34 cents per gallon on daily Los Angeles sales while smaller firms face extinction.

U.S California Los Angeles U.P Pacific Coast C. C. Young United States Department of Justice Federal Trade Commission For Relief State Railroad Commission Herbert MacMillan

Stove Foundry May Move to Hayward Area

Oakland hopes fade as Hammer Bray Manufacturing plans shift to near Hayward. The Sparks electric and coal stove maker aims to employ about 200 men and may buy land near a railroad line close to this city. Possible sites around Ashland are under review with operation hoped by year end. Frank Zambresky represents Sparks stores locally.

Oakland Hayward Hammer-Bray Manufacturing Company Western Pacifhc East 12Th Street 26Th Avenue Ashland Frank Zambresky

Hayward Youth Captures First River Salmon

Noel Shiells caught his first salmon while fishing at Regua near Crescent City in northern California on a fishing and camping trip with his brothers and parents. The Shiells family and friends returned from a monthlong motor journey through northern California Oregon Washington and Canada praising the scenery fishing camping grounds marine drives and Victoria gardens.

Noel Shiells Regua Crescent City California R. W. Shiells Jackson Alameda Robert Albert Oregon Washington Canada Victoria

Battle of Bees Ends in Silence as Insect War Wipes Out Hives

In Kilkenny area a weak hive defending comb honey fought off stronger invaders until every bee perished. The clash left about 15 pounds of dead bees found among the comb remains.

Federation Picnic Profit and Treasury Balance Reported

Federation's annual picnic netted a profit of more than 69 to the clubs while George G. Vinton, treasurer, reported a balance of more than 300.

Federation George G. Vinton

V F W Post to Install in Hayward Area

Plans for the installation of the new Harvard post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars were made at a Justice Court office meeting. The August 9 ceremony at Luther Burbank school will feature drum corps drill teams bands and secret societies from the east bay area with Post 999 of Oakland and other posts assisting. Commander Bert B. Thompson presided and local members were invited to Post 929 picnic at Elmhurst gardens Sunday.

Harvard Veterana Justice Court Luther Burbank East Hay Hayward H. W. Winn Enmeryville Department Commanisier Sam Ripley Fichand C.T. Mahoney Berkeley Roberts Fruitvale Fleming Alameda Johnson Emeryville Cole Oakland Bramley Cootie Order Orc 4D and & Society Bert B. Thompson Elmhurst Gardens List Street

Accident Victim Recovering After Railway Crash

Stanley Stepienski, 56, of Oakland, badly hurt when struck by a Stockton flyer of the Southern Pacific railway Thursday morning, is recovering at Hayward General Hospital with a fractured leg a possible skull fracture and possible internal injuries but has regained consciousness and is taking nourishment according to superintendent Mrs. Lucille Tomiecy.

Stanley Stepienski Oakland Stockton Flyer Southern Pacific Railway Hayward General Hospital Lucille Tomiecy

Attractive Legion Auxiliary Card Party At Legion Hall

The American Legion auxiliary hosted a card party Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Jeanne Cummings chairing. Winners of the progressions were Mrs. Emily Thompson Mrs. Leona Phillips Mrs. Phil Doll Mrs. Hen Smitheon Mrs. Lane Clapp Mrs. Joseph Soares and Mrs. John Simons. A tea and social hour followed.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Jeanne Cummings Auxiliary Acore Emily Thompson Leona Phillips Phil Doll Hen Smitheon Lane Clapp Joseph Soares John Simons

Hayward Rodeo Opens Tomorrow at Dublin Canyon

The seventh annual Hayward rodeo at Rowers ranch in Dublin canyon begins Saturday at 1 36 pm for a two day run. About $3000 in prizes will be awarded across events including steer riding broncho riding relay race and roping. American Legion band sponsors a colorful program with a military music broadcast tonight and a preview for the Veterans’ club.

Hayward Rowers Ranch Dublis Canyon Legion Band KTAR San Francisco Rodeo Ranch Dublin Canyon T He Veterans’ Club Art Philips Harvey Darieai

Legion Band and Vets Attend 40 and 8 Festival

Hayward World war veterans are invited to join the Alameda voiture of the Forty and Eight society to celebrate the fall of the Bastile in Paris in 1789. A program at the Oakland Veterans' Memorial building will start Monday at 6 30 p m with Fred Bebergall the Legionnaire as speaker. Archie Kesterson of Hayward, chef de gare, helps organize the event.

Hayward Alameda Bay Region Bastile Paris Oakland Veterans’ Memorial Fred Bebergall

Street Dance Here 2 Nights Hayward rodeo side attraction

A street dance rides in as a Hayward rodeo side attraction at the plaza on C and Watkins streets. The American Legion band and EM radio station sponsor the event with music broadcast by remote control via HE. Peterson Brothers of the Auto Grill arranged the setup and the dance starts at 9 PM both nights.

Hayward Plaza C and Watkins Streets American Legion Band Peterson Brothers The Auto Grill

Also Mentioned on This Page

San Quentin Eden Horseshoe Lyn Teayard Ss. P. KR I. Parley Sacramento Paul Goldsmith N. W. Arstrong Commission Edwin Stearns Groupn Niles Children’s Welfare Home Hayward Boulevard Highlands Ola Valle Vista Russell City Hayward Lions Swedenborg Hammer-Bray Co Hayward Youth V.F.W. Post Rowell Ranch Canyon Legion Ude
Search Courier

Search the Hayward Review Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Hayward Review?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication