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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
1
Sparks From the Wires quotes Frank Hann president of the Federation describing the picnic as a countywide community gathering in Eden township. He says the event aims to bring together all residents to build contacts and strengthen the district for a brighter future.
Sacramento reports Floyd Hall, twice convicted of murder, was sentenced to death for the killing of local merchant Willing H J Litzberg. Execution is set for September 13 at Folsom prison with Hall showing no emotion.
NEW TODAY SLE Stewn Leghorns priced at 132 dozen for 12 weeks old. Stock direct from Tormohien Indiana. Almond Lane Poultry Farm Box 389 Route 3 contact Hayward 47F14 Gaubert. 4ilG.
A note lists a August 9 event at Fernbrook Park Niles Canyon with Cypress Camp Woodmen of the World Palma Circle Neighbors of Woodcraft and Idlewood Park Idlewood Park Niles Canyon. Woodmen and Woodcraft members and families only advised for the Woodcraft gathering.
Dayton Tenn July 15 John T Scopes Dayton school teacher pleaded not guilty of violating the Tennessee anti evolution law. The court asked for his plea and judge Eauleton noted the long trial had faced wrangling before the not guilty plea. The defense had moved to dismiss the case but was overruled before the plea. The prosecution outlined its intentions to the court.
Kenneth Scoville claims Hayward may lose the California film company as other communities bid for it. Stockholders will meet in the Chamber rooms next Tuesday night to study the matter, amid persistent bids and favorable sunshine in Hayward.
Burglars forced entry into Sid Folman’s Centerville garage Saturday evening using a side door and chisels. They stole the first car, a sedan owned by bookkeeper A. S. Anderson, with no trace found by last report. Aimed tampering on Harold De Leon and Rey McElhia net cars was unsuccessful due to peculiar locks.
Hayward growers hear of a marked tree near Holister owned by A W Johnson, claiming the record apricot yield. The Blenheim tree allegedly produced over 1000 pounds of fruit with 47 boxes picked and more to come. Normal local crops in Hollister run to 150 pounds per tree.
Carl Albert Sam Alvarado served as postmaster and school leader, tracing a life of hardship from Farmington Iowa to California and Idaho. He earned a reputation for wood chopping and teaching, later guiding Alvarado grammar and Californios schools. The couple recently celebrated a golden wedding anniversary.
Friday outing features Eleanor Smmth and Viola Souza shopping in Oakland and San Francisco. Brief note adds Mr and Miss F Brackendorf as Mundas business visitors in the East hay cities.
A San Francisco artist Lee Creelman Erickson praised for bringing chicness into fashion drawing. The piece highlights her studies at the California School of Fine Arts and Chicago Art Institute, plus her rare Beaux Arts presence in Paris. It contrasts American and French notions of chic.
Dr Nels Clemens, Hayward veterinarian, told the Hayward Lions about the crucial role veterinarians play in preventing famine and supporting industry. He noted only nine US colleges train vets who must be physicians like, and sanitary engineers, to care for ten million dollars of livestock and 12 000 veterinarians needed for 24 000 animals each.
The Federated Improvement clubs of Eden township announce the second annual picnic at Idlewood park in Niles canyon on Sunday August 9. More than thirty events are planned with prizes donated by Hayward merchants for sports, dancing and contests. Representatives from West Hayward Ashland Fairview Castro Valley and Valle Vista vote participation with cooperation from Palomares Independent East Avenue South A Street and Russell City clubs. The event aims to unite Eden township residents and attract Chamber of Commerce support as part of district improvement efforts.
At the 1.0 OF hall on Tuesday evening Rebekah Lodge No. 26 installed officers. Elizabeth Bell was named noble grand with Mrs Valsen as vice grand, and a slate of secretaries and wardens filled by listed members. The ceremony, directed by John Carren, included presents to deputy, marshal, drill master and others. the banking president opened the window during a brief reception.
Officers of Sycamore lodge No. 2S IL G F held their installation Monday night under District Deputy Edwin Ducks supervision with help from Lang Ever and others. New slate included Noble Grand C Coffman Vicerand H M Sorensen Recording Secretary Wilhelm J Wallace Treasurer Hans Henning son Conductor George Christenski Wandlen Chris Mieisens Outside Guardian R Kinsey Chaplain Roy Underhill.
On a sunny day a group of auto enthusiasts enjoy a peaceful drive when Hayward traffic cop Walter Ales intervenes, prompting a tense exchange with driver Wilt Dohner and a relief moment as Bull Stebbins and Sill Burchill respond. The incident ends with Walter planning to continue the story Monday morning.
The Schuki cannery operates day and night on apricots while the first shipment of peaches arrives Tuesday. Orchards near Niles are largely picked, meeting expectations. Grace Dutra returns to her job at the Mission Inn Candy Palace after a brief vacation.
Mrs Rose Fournier the newly appointed district deputy of the Rebekahs visited Irvington Lodge last Tuesday evening to install the newly elected officers in a formal ceremony.
Mrs Davis of a camping party in Niles Canyon reports Bud Stanley and four men abducted her daughter Mary Davis 17 using a go-between. A Hudson car carried them away and later Stanley and companions attacked the family when Mary refused to return. Stanley and the four others were jailed in Oakland on a high profile assault and abduction case.
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