Flying is Safer Than Travel Says Big Flyer
George Irvin aviation engineer urged Veterans Luncheon Club to embrace air travel calling it safer than ground transport. He cited Western Air Express miles without accidents, long engine operation times, and advanced aircraft comfort, predicting widespread flying as the coming transportation with moderate costs. Irvin showed historic and modern footage, including Army and Navy stunts, Wright and Curtiss pioneers, and early aircraft in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
George E Irvin
Richfield Service
Mr. Irvin
Western Air Express
Irvin
Wright
Reims
France
Farman
George Blerrot
Glenn Curtiss
Lincoln Beachy
Afr
Veterans’ Club
C. B. Merritt
Aviation Department of
Richfield
Art Phillips Club
Havig
Methodists Host Outdoor Picnic For Husbands
More than 30 members of the Cherryiland Circle of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church held an outdoor picnic at Memorial Park on Thursday. A noon dinner was served under trees near the creek, followed by visiting, a social hour, and a hike to the sulphur spring. Mrs. P. W. Keeler chaired the day with assistance from Mrs. M. C. Lankard and Mrs. B. J. Johnson. a business meeting closed the cheerful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryiland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Memorial Perk
P. W. Keeler
M. C. Lankard
B. J. Johnson
Legion A Elects Delegates And Plans Float
Delegates were elected for the American Legion Auxiliary Convention in San Diego August 19 to 21 at a Legion hall meeting. Delegates include Mrs. C B Godkin, Edna Pierson, Helen Galbraith, and Frese Lustig. alternates Airs Dolly Morgan Lena Clapp Sadie Lustig Agnes Allen. The group will decorate a car for Alameda County Fair parade and march in uniform. Entertainment committee for July 25 includes Mrs. Sadie Lustig Rose Lustig Trene Leonard and Mrs. Dolly Morgan. Mrs Leona Chandler won high score in whist. refreshment hosts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
San Diego
Legion Hall
C. B. Godkin
Auxiliars
Edna Pierson
Helen Galbraith
Frese Lustig
Dolly Morgan
Lena Clapp
Sadie Lustig
Agnes Allen
A. ¥. Hemarie
W. E. Gracey
Helen Kesterson
M. Kamp
Methodists Report Solid Outlook After Oakland District Meet
Dr. Carl Bent of Berkeley, newly elected superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal churches in the Oakland district, praised the Hayward church reports at an annual congregational meeting and quarterly conference. The event opened with a covered-dish supper, featured community singing, a short playlet, violin and vocal solos, and included reports from the pastor, Sunday school superintendent, Epworth Leagues leaders, and the Ladies Aid Society. This marked Dr. Bent’s first Hayward visit, welcomed warmly by pastor and congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bent
Berkeley
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Oakland
Hayward
Bent
George G. Sarwell
Methodist Church
Cerit Rise
Lillian Perrin
Alice Kenny
John Lucas
Charles Shotts
R. J. Bennett
Samwell
C. D. Henugh
Gladys Davis
Epworth League
L. A. Lucas
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bent 10
Women Help Bring in Verdict in Hayward Inquest
Deputy Coroner Water Fieri presided over an inquest into the 2 81N accident that killed Joseph T. Lewis, with a jury including Mrs. Laura Frank Mrs. Mabel Hollingshead Roy Hutto Frank Pereira John Mitchell and Arthur Mitchell. The jury found the death unascertained accidental noting the women on the panel performed admirably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Fieri
Joseph T. Lewis
Laura Frank
Mabel Hollingshead
Roy Hutto
Frank Pereira
John Mitchell
Arthur Mitchell
Hayward
County Fair seeks business support to grow show
Farm Products Show finance committee led by R A Kolze and Hugo Frank plans to visit local merchants to raise funds for the County Fair in Hayward. They aim to sell booth space to finance the event, hoping to match Livermore and Salinas rodeos in community support and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Kolze
Hugo Frank
Booth
R. A. Kolze
Hoge Frank
Bill Knightly
Eric Rous
Frank Cunha
Jacob Harder
P. Morris
T. G. Hodgkins
Heiser
Livermore
Salinag
Salinas
Hayward
Farm Products Show Prompts Federated Clubs Dance Postponement
At a Federated Improvement clubs meeting last evening the annual dance was postponed to a later date due to a grand opening by the California Conserving Company on August 23. The Farm Products Show queen event at Markham school was to honor the show with proceeds split between the Farm Products Show and the Federated Clubs, a change from last year’s arrangement with grammar schools. A. Kruse, farm products division chair, reports many show boards dedicated to farm products and a strong turnout is expected, with last year’s five booths expanding this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Improvement Clubs
California Conserving Company
Markham School
Federated Clubs
A. Kruse
Kruse
Twenty-Thirty Club to Enter Float in County Parade
The Twenty-Thirties club plans a first class float for the County Fair parade the week of August 7 to 11. Regular meeting set the plan with possible themes including a bath tub and Hayward’s pool. Dempsey references and new officers, including Howard Trish, were noted amid a playful tone.
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Howard
W Natural Guard
San Luis Obispo
Davi E. Watrous
Leland Hawke
Big Order For U S Caterpillars
The Soviet government placed 1300 Caterpillar sixty tractors with Caterpillar Tractor Co. in San Leandro, a record order. The deal accelerates production and sustains local jobs, with over a thousand workers already employed at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Russia
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Business Women to Shine in County Fair Parade
At a Professional and Business Women's Club meeting a decision was made to march in the Farm Products Show parade. The committee to organize the entry is led by Mrs. Lucille Edwards with helpers including Mrs. Alice Greenwood Mrs. Carol B Keily Mrs. Helen Borrecco Mrs. Edith Crogan Mrs. Anan Bedford and Miss Christine Rackle. Members not at the last meeting are urged to contact the committee to aim for a 100 percent showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professional and Business Women's Club
Lucille Edwards
Alice Greenwood
Carol B. Keily
Helen Borrecco
Edith Crogan
Anan Bedford
Christine Rackle
Clab
Drive-In Market Opens In Hayward Circle
Drive-In Market, newest business in Hayward at Pine and Castro, by Irong Trubow and Allan Brodke, opens Saturday July 13 in a new building. The Market Beautiful will offer fresh fruits vegetables berries and hayward eses, with free delivery and daily hours until 10 p.m. or later as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irong Trubow
Allan Brodke
Hayward
Pine
Castro
Scotty Ramser
Market Beautiful
East Bay
Endurance Flight Ends Early After 247 Hours Aloft
Culver City July 12 United Press Special reports endurance pilots Mandel and Reinhart came down at 2 12 pm after planning to stay aloft until tomorrow. They cited safety first and had been in the air for about 247 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandel
Hayward Youth Killed in Auto Wreck Injury
OAKLAND July 12 Tony Silva 22 of Hayward suffered a fractured skull when his car struck a fire hydrant after a tire burst. He was injured in the crash and died later at hospital officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Tony Silva
Aimee Semple McPherson to enter talkie field for church
Hollywood reports United Press that Aimee Semple McPherson will produce a series of talkie films to present her sermons and Four Square Gospel pageantry. She plans screens in all Angelus Temple branches and weekly texts for affiliated churches to extend her influence and boost attendance. Her magnetism is credited with growing the movement and filling the Angelus Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
United Press
Aimee Semple McPherson
Eyeaeelist
Angelus Temple
Wizards of the Film Colony
Mrs. McPherson
Desert
Rosie
Steve
Hilland Valley Club Plans Market Day Meeting
Hilland Valley club officials meet Monday at 1 PM at Mrs R Mason Masons home to appoint booth committees and set September Market Day. Proceeds fund a club house on Foothill Boulevard across from Harvard Union High School with Mrs Mason reappointed chairperson and voluntary booth financing by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilland Valley Club
Plas
Manson
R. Morton Mason
Hill and Valley Club
Ait’ and Vailey Club
Foothill Boulevard
Harvard Union High School
Hayward Scout Walter Linden Saves Oakland Boy From Drowning
Walter Linden, a Hayward scout, rescued Wilbur Brown, a 10 year old from Oakland, who nearly drowned in Neptune bathing tank. Linden, 165 pounds, jumped in as Brown went under a third time and helped pull him to shore with others aiding in first aid. Brown regained consciousness and was reported out of danger at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Linden
Hayward
Oakland
Neptune
Wilbur Brown
Oakland Bay
Brown
Young Lindern
Barry Linden
Castro Street
Brown Boys
Linden
Land of the Living
Lindes
Unusual Oil Painting Draws Hayward Attention
A curious oil painting of a German house tied to Franz Jaegel has drawn Hayward crowds. The scene shows a 13th century Rhine home with cellars full of wines, a large Sunday dance hall, and a nearby ancient castle kept by the Black Forest Society. The artwork was shipped from Germany by Antony Jaeger twenty eight years ago and enlarged in San Francisco.
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Hayward
Rheim
Castro Street
Germany
Franz Jaegel
Jaegel
Mr. Jaeger
Black Forest Society
Mr. Jiegel
Nifce
Amelia Lapp
Ian
Edel
San Francisco
Bradford Going on Big Vacation
Postmaster Harry Bradford will be in the negative around Hayward for two weeks while he tours the northern part of the state. He and Mrs. Bradford depart tomorrow via the Redwood highway to Shasta Feather River Canyon and Tahoe, returning after a fortnight. They are joined by Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Brownh of Los Angeles, cousins of Miss Alma Hoare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bradford
Hayward
America
Bradford
Redwood Highway
Shasta
Feather River Canyon
Tahoe
Bradfords
N. B. Broweh
Los Angeles
Alma Hoare
Bredford
McPherson to Lead Film About Four Square Gospel
Producers sought her as evangelist in a sound picture while she pressed to make the Four Square Gospel the film subject. She refused worldly roles and any long Broadway sermon run. Technicians and crew would aid her in talkies and she is expected to direct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McPherson
Honeymooners Return From Washington Trip in Oregon and Canada
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Joseph came home Wednesday from a honeymoon across Washington, Oregon, and Canada. They reside in a new English style home on Soto Street and were wed Sunday June 20, at their wedding of Miss Minnie Principe. Mrs. Lillian Saeger of 1071 Street suffered a knee cap injury and is confined to her home. Friends wish her a speedy recovery and return to cheerfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Joseph
Washington
Oregon
Canada
Soto Street
Joseph
Minnie Principe
Saeger
Lillian BD. Saeger
Street
Dr. Rogers Heads for Alaska Hunt and German Study
Dr. W. L. Rogers, son of city trustee Ruth Rogers, leaves San Francisco tomorrow for an extended trip. He heads up the coast to Alaska for a big game hunt with friends, planning to return around October, then proceed to Germany for about two years of surgical study in Hamburg or Munich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
W. L. Rogers
Ruth Rogers
San Francisco
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Culver City
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Aimee
Square Gospel
City Plaza
Castro Ani
Market
Tinh
Hme
B. H
Florence Cottrell
James Smith
Paul Ramm
BE. FL Perry
Ames
Dr. Rogers
Alaska
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