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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1925
Page
3
Local Hayward notices list sales and rentals including a vegetable business for sale at 1022 B Street and a rental ad for a 1 to 3 room house near Castro Street. Also alerts for lost items a fox terrier and tortoise shell rim glasses, plus entries on hay press sale and chicken setup for quick sale.
A series of short notes covers Dr. John A. Azevedo enjoying Lake Tahoe with a two week vacation, Judge Jacod Harder Jr. and his family weekending in Santa Cruz, Miss Eunice Schwits and Helen Schwits visiting Hayward, and William Oswill of PG&E inspecting Pit River power plant. Also noted are Sid Lowenthal's Fresno trip, M J Hetzler moving his removal safe on Main Street, Bevan's staff touring Lake Tahoe, William McMenamin leasing Castro Street for a new shop, H M Ash traveling to Texas, and a Royal Neighbors of America playlet “A Night in Hickville” next Tuesday. Other items include Edythe Ebert attending Hungington Lake summer school, George Woods hosting visitors from South Dakota, the Cisz family return to Berkeley, and Mrs Bayard Buckham visiting Berkeley while teaching nearby in Lemoore.
Frank Mendonca of Niles tested a self driving idea at the Hayward Piggly Wiggly on B street. The car rolled from a stopped state, entered the store through the door, wrecked the counter, but the car and its headlights were undamaged. Glass remained unbroken despite the crash.
Frank Ambrose, a well known resident of this district, died Thursday morning at his Mount Eden Road home after a brief illness caused by heart trouble. He was a native of the Azores and aged 65, having lived in Hayward for 13 years.
The Southern Alameda county farm clubs will finish their summer term mid next month with 157 students enrolled. Winners will be chosen to tour the University Farm at Davis for three days, announced Joe Hammon, assistant farm advisor.
Grand Knight Jack Mitchell announced completed plans for the Hayward Council Knights of Columbus picnic and barbecue to be held August 2 at the John Geary ranch in Cull Canyon.
Funeral services for 21 year old Leon Lambri who died Wednesday will be held Monday morning at St Michael s church in Livermore with interment in a local cemetery A Requiem High Mass will be offered The Pratt Undertaking Parlor of Hayward directs the services A widow and a young daughter survive him
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