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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1929
Page
2
The community applauds rapid action after the Gamble school fire at A and Soto streets. Neighbors and officials including Mrs. Ruth Rogers and Fire Chief Riggs are credited with clearing debris and restoring the grounds swiftly, improving the area and removing a long lingering eyesore.
The Hayward and Half Moon Bay Legion posts cooperate by attending each other’s concerts to boost performances. The write up lauds community amity, urging action over idle thoughts and praising friendship in doing. The piece credits the Legion for setting a constructive example.
The county fair seeks high attendance to create proper atmosphere and wide viewing of its products and possibilities. It aims to spark friendly competitions that foster community progress and familiarity with county offerings.
The piece argues the fair is a social gathering for large regions and urges a lower entrance fee to attract more attendees. It notes fifty cents vs twenty five cents for many, hoping word of mouth will spread enthusiasm and drive a successful turnout.
Luncheon hosted by Mrs. A T Silver on Castro street honors Mrs. M B Sousa of Honolulu and Mrs. John Sousa of Washington D C. Garden party hosted by Mrs C 4 Rinderspacher for Oakl and Woman's City club garden section. Flower show planning by Hayward Garden club senior figures with extension discussions and entries.
Acacia Villa on upper B street hosts a Monday bridge gathering arranged by Mrs. Jean Cummings for the American Legion bridge club at the Legion hall on Tuesday with prizes and refreshments. A social supper at Memorial park is arranged by Mrs. H. R. Kitts with games to follow. Party guests include Mr. and Mrs. George T. Williams and sons visiting from Cherrylandside Eden apartments and southern California, and Dr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Bassett with Beverley Jean returning from Santa Cruz. Dr. Hassett plans to reopen his office Monday after a minor operation.
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