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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1929
Page
2
Rayon Industry Rise and Its Global Reach
The piece explains rayon as a vegetable based synthetic silk born from wood pulp and cotton, spun through thousands of holes to form fine filaments. It notes rapid American growth from 14 plants in 1925 to 19 plants two years later, du Pont’s expanding role, a large Waynesboro plant, and claims of an 85 percent world production control by a small number of firms forming an international trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Christian Science Monitor
France
The
Monitor
America
du Pont
Waynesboro
South
Commerce Department
Knightly Signals Limited Access to President Hoover
The Bank of Italy figure William T. Knightly and other bankers will find access to President Hoover restricted. Handshakes are halted until September with only brief weekly contact on Wednesdays. Letters of introduction from lawmakers now limit who may meet the President, reducing a previously broad invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Knightly
Bank of Italy
Washington
Hoover
Hayward
Congress
Social notes from Hayward area trips and gatherings
Mr and Mrs H B Snyder vacation with friends in Linden Nevada. Mrs W A Elliott of Rio Vista visiting Mr and Mrs C F Struckman. Ernest R Smith and sons Robert and Winchell vacationing two weeks in Lake County. J W Young weekend in Sacramento. Miss Irene Lopes heads to Los Angeles for two weeks with friends. J B Lopes family attended Irene Margaret Cooney and Jack Heiber wedding in San Francisco. Reception at Mrs H E Terry’s home, Lopes relatives prominent in Hayward. Mrs C V Post and Mrs L P Smith of Pasadena guests of J M Acuff. Holman Watrous Bowen motor to San Luis Obispo National Guard camp, dinner with Captain Clyde Voorhees. return via Moore Beach. Watrous leaves for two days’ business and camp rest of week. Trips include Santa Cruz and Big Basin. J G Vierra family weekend in Alameda. San Lorenzo farm center met at Mrs E Stenzell’s. lunch menus and recipe demo. Maryetta Holman led study hour. Mrs Frank Leonard hosts Friday Bridge Club tea in Decote. gladioli and sweet peas decorate. Dania and Valborg lodges host dance and whist at Dania hall. Chris Nor leads, public picnic planned August 4 at Herman Sons Park. Mrs W G English and S L Petersen take short trip to Santa Margarita. Meyer family return from Southern California. J Murray Davison hosts parents and sister from Riverside. M Strome of Oakland staying at Green Shutter, managing Woolworth on B Street during T Hanley’s south vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Lopes
Irene Margaret Cooney
Jack Heiber
San Francisco
Sacred Heart Church
San Frantesco
H. E. Terry
Nee Street
Lopes
Hayward
P. E. Holman
David Watrous
Ketty Bowen
National Guard
San Luis Obispo
Clyde Voorhees
Company F
Moore Beach
Voorhees
Santa Cruz
Big Basin
Vacation Thought Theme of Speech At Union Service
The Rev. George Saywell spoke at the union Presbyterian service on Sunday. His address titled Do Yourself a Favor urged unselfish living and described vacation as a time to refresh mind and body. He advocated recreation through reading and music to prepare for a renewed return to work. The choir performed two hymns as part of a schedule with three Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Saywell
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Sarwell
Hozanpa
Flood Evidence Reveals Kish Destroyed Twice
Field Museum and Oxford University explorers report discoveries at Kish showing two inundation events. The first flood dates to about 4000 B C and the second to around 3400 B C, depths show rebuilding after each catastrophe and a civilization advanced before the second flood that biblical accounts tie to Noah's ark survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Museum
Oxford University
Mesopotamia
Kish
Mary Jane Husill Laid to Rest in Irvington
Miss Mary Jane Hugill 73 died at her sister’s home July 11. Funeral services were held at Sorensen Brothers mortuary at 2 pm with Rev. Atwood officiating. Pallbearers listed. burial followed in the Odd Fellows cemetery at Irvington in the family plot. She had lived in Irvington for many years and was beloved by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Hugill
William Treworth
Sorensen Brothers
Mr. Atwood
Episcopal Church
Centerville
J. Sorensen
Sorensen
R. Murphy
J. F. Chadbourne
B. Chadbourne
L. Aftergut
Hugill
Odd
Mrs Heymans Paid Last Tribute At Hayward Rites
Mrs Anna Marielle Tans laid to rest after mass at All Saints Church and service from Sorensen Brothers' mortuary in Hayward. Survived by son Ernest Heymans Jr and daughter Anita Lohse with two grandchildren Anita and Ernest. Husband Ernest Heymans Sr died in 1923. Born in Germany, she lived 14 years in Hayward and funeral pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Marielle
Tans
Holy Sepulchre
All Saints Catholic Church
Sorensen Brothers
Ernest Heymans Jr
Anita Lohse
Anita
Ernest Heymans
Ernest Heymans Sr
Notary Public H Henningsen in Alameda County California
Notary H Henningsen operates as a public official in Alameda County California. The notice establishes authority and jurisdiction under California notary law. The record indicates duties include witnessing signatures and certifying documents for the county. The filing references notarial acts within the region and legal formalities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moore
California
Knightly
Mrs
H. BR. Snyder
Linden
Nevada
W. A. Elliott
Rio Vista
C. F. Struckman
Ernest R. Smith
Robert and
Winchell
Lake County
J. W. Young
Sacramento
Irene Lopes
Los Angeles
C. V. Post
L. P. Smith
Pasadena
J. M. Acuff
J. G. Vierra
Manuel Vierra
Alameda
San Lorenzo Farm Center
Frank Leonard
Decote
C. E. Godkin
Lydia Silver
Dania and
Valborg
Dania Hall
Chris Nor
Herman Sons Park
W. G. English
5. L. Petersen
Santa Margarita
F. A. Meyer
Richard Meyer
J. Murray Davison
3. M. Davison
Martha Davison
Riverside
M. Strome
Oakland
Green Shutter Hotel
Woolworth
B Street
T. Hanley
Business Office
Tim Paciic Tecemnone and Terecrapa ComPaNy
Holt's
Foothill Blvd
Hayward 1798
Mary Jane Husill
Frates Boot Shop
Edwin Markham School
JyLitt
Bank OF Haywards
Imelud
United States Securities
Ohler
TOTAL
Sernlas Sl
United States
Postal
State OF California
County
L B. Parsons
W. W. Haler
Bank OF Haywarerds
I. B. Parsons
W. W. Haley
H. Henningsen
State of
Califor
Fr. E. Duarte
St. Haywara
Hay
Acme Poultry Products Co
J. H. Rowell
Prop
Castro Valley
Sherman Electric
E St
New Location
Ph. Hay
Peterson Bros. Auto Grill
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