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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1929

Page

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New Uniforms for Company F to Arrive January First

National Guard unit Company F will receive new uniforms around January 1 1930 as announced by Major General David P Barrows. The updated coats feature proper fit pockets and avoid the old high collar style, ending the era of hand me downs after camp at San Luis Obispo. Monthly dances planned to resume August 17 with civilians enjoying more freedom after two weeks of camp discipline.

Kew San Luis Obispo

Last Honors Paid Mrs. Sarah Hamp

Friends from Hayward and Mount Eden attended memorial services for Mrs. Sarah Anne Hamp in San Jose. Interment occurred at Mount Eden Cemetery. She lived 18 years in San Jose after coming from England and was widow of Alfred Hamp. Survived by son Frank Hamp and two daughters Mrs James Clasby and Mrs Horace Hamp.

Hayward Mount Eden Sarah Anne Hamp John Smith Rose Acres San Jose Hamp England Alfred Hamp James Clasby Horace Hamp London Smith

Enjoy Calistoga Trip With Local Party

Mr and Mrs F OH Noble return from a pleasant Calistoga visit with Mr and Mrs John Asmussen Mr and Mrs Hans Heisel Mr and Mrs Chris Petersen and Mrs Chris Hansen Also Mr and Mrs George Hopkins and daughter Lucille motored back to Sunset after several weeks away.

F. OH. Noble Galistoga John Asmussen Hans Heisel Chris Petersen Chris Hansen George Hopkins Lucille Sunset

Famous Radio Singer Dorothy Talbot Dies in Chicago

San Francisco July 23 Madame Dorothy Talbot a famed west radio singer and NBC attraction died of cancer in Chicago. For ten years she was the region’s favorite radio voice and had been a pioneer American singer heard on radio in Peking. Her death followed a recent request by Teathar Bearbank at a funeral.

San Francisco United Press Dorothy Talbot West NBC Chicago KPQ Madame Talbot Herg Peking Hina Teathar Bearbank Bia

Companions Plan Foresters Picnic At Neptune Beach

More than 22 members of the Companions of the Forest gathered after a Bank of Haywards meeting for a chicken dinner at the Pig and Chicken inn. Mrs. Anna Owen presided as chief companion. Music and dancing followed. Plans were set for a Companions and Foresters picnic at Neptune Beach in Alameda in August.

Companions of the Forest Pig and Chicken Inn Bank of Haywards Ball Anna Owen Foresters Neptune Beach Alameda

Bus Driver Freed of Traffic Count Case Ended

The case against Henry C. Helt, Oakdale school bus driver, charged with reckless driving after a collision near the Hayward San Mateo bridge, was dismissed in Judge Jacob Harder Jr.'s court. Injuries occurred to Jameswrence of Palo Alto and Manuel Marshall of Hayward, with the other parties' cases settled or continued for juvenile court action and next hearings.

Henry C. Helt Oakdale Hayward-San Mateo Hartridge Justice Court Jacob Harder Jr Jameswrence Palo Alto Manuel Marshall Hayward Lawrence Helt San Francisco F. Perreria Mary Herboth Oakland Dublin

Thousand Convicts Riot at Clinton Prison Subdued

United Press Special reports more than 1000 inmates at Clinton prison rioted, burning the carpenter shop and trying to escape under smoke. Three reached the wall and were shot. more than four score were shot as guards contained the escape. By 3:25 p.m. all prisoners were back in their cells.

Dannemora WN United Press Clinton

National Chief of Auxiliary Coming to Oakland

Fifteen hundred members of the Auxiliary United States Spanish War Veterans and local units welcome Olive M Ravens of Lansing Michigan to Oakland She will be received at Oakland City Hall by Mayor John L Davies and later tour East Bay sights A banquet in her honor is set for 6 30 p m at the Leamington Hotel followed by an official reception at the Veterans Memorial Building

Oakland Auxiliary United States San Leandro Hayward Bay Cities Olive Mf Ravens Lansing Michigan Adele P. Chase Department of California Chase Ravens Mary Cox J. J. Barree Oakland City Hall John L. Davie Tkkeys

Mr and Mrs George Guild Move Back to Sunset Home

Mr and Mrs George Guild are again residents of Sunset living at Garden and Sunset boulevard confirming their return to the area.

Mrs George Guild Sunset Garden and Sunset Boulevard

Boxing bouts to furnish lively events for fair

Alameda County fair plans four nights of amateur boxing under Edgar H. Kar with Billy Liner slated for an exhibition. Candidates from Hayward Castro Valley and San Jose will fight at Memorial park on August 7 to 11, with merchandise prizes and a two youth bouts feature.

Alameda County Edgar H. Kar Easy Kay Memorial Park Angelo Fuste Hayward Henry Fuente Manuel Brown Company F Eldred Fewkes Happiland Avenue Sanborn Francis Kearner Castro Valley Alfred Scott Arthur Scott Leo Ernst Tom Cordry Charles “Bud San Jose Athletic Club Liner Billy Liner Billy Washburn San Jose Garl Claver Oakland Claver Officer Larsen Mr. Kay

Marines Withdraw From Nicaragua Mission

President Hoover announced the withdrawal of 1200 Marines from Nicaragua. After the pullout, a reduced U S force will remain on duty in the region to maintain area security and stabilize the situation.

Washington United Press Hoover Nicaraga United States

Bettencourt Hosts Garden Tea For Hayward Club

Mrs. B J Bettencourt hosted a garden tea at Acacia Villa for Mrs. Florence Eichwaldt and the Hayward Garden Club show committee. Over 26 members visited, played bridge, and toured flowering acacia trees, roses, and vines. A wander path to San Lorenzo creek led to a refreshing retreat with tables and a floral luncheon served late afternoon.

Florence Eichwaldt Hayward Garden Elub Hayward Flexer Show Committee B. J. Bettencourt Acaca Villa San Lorenzo Creek Jeanne de Francoeur

Key System Cars Struck by Bullets in Berkeley

Two shootin gs endangered scores of Key System car passengers in Berkeley and Hayward as bullets shattered windows. Police investigated after shots hit cars near University and Curtis streets and another earlier incident at Hayward.

Berkeley United Press Hayward Murray University and Curtis Streets

Traffic Exams Hit 100 Motorists Daily at Alameda Office

The Southern Alameda County Traffic squad in the Justice courtroom handles about one hundred drivers daily taking operator license exams under the new rule for drivers licensed after Jan 1 1927. Many pass only after learning traffic law basics and noting new sight or hearing issues.

Alameda County Justice Courtroom L. A. Eike Elvira Hebeck Alameda Tony Rose Niles

Hoover moves to cut U.S. war expenses

President Hoover announced a plan for a special commission in the army general staff to reconsider the entire army program after a study projected the 1923 military budget would be the largest in the world. The move aims to curb rising military costs on the eve of Kellogg pact ceremonial progress.

Washington United Press Hoover United States Army General Staff

China Denies War Plan Amid Soviet Manchuria Claim

Shanghai July 23. The Chinese government again denied plans for war unless Manchuria is invaded by Soviet troops and said it seeks an amicable settlement with the Soviet dispute. The Nanking government drafted an additional note to Russia to prevent any misunderstanding of its first note.

Shanghai U. S Manchuria United States Nanking Russia

St Louis Plane Sets New Endurance Flight Record

At 4 01 this afternoon the St Louis Robin plane set a new endurance flight record of 248 hours 48 minutes and 32 seconds. Pilots Jackson and O Brine maintained the craft aloft, aiming to stay up until Friday at least as they shaved away the hours.

ST. Louis U. P Jackson O’brine

Two Killed as Rum Runners Clash on Border Drive

U P Special reports border patrols conducted an intensive crackdown on rum runners. Two raiders were killed, three wounded, and six men arrested. Two passenger cars, three auto trucks, and 200 gallons of liquor were seized.

EL Paso U. P United States

Flower Show Showcases County Beauties Friday and Saturday

The Harvard Garden club hosts its second annual Flower Show at 431 Castro Street with 50 exhibitors from Hayward and Bay Area. Gladiolus and other blooms compete in nine judging categories while prizes include a silver bowl and bulbs. novices welcome.

Hayward Garden Club Stebbins Bros Harvard Harvard Garden Club Stebbins Brothers’ Automobile Agency Castro Street Garden Club Clara Dodge Castro Valley Bay Region San Jose Berkeley Hayward W. H. Kingsley Kingsley Gladiolus Gardens Mount Eden Charles Crate Mont Eden Dodge Walter Wright William Stebbins W. 4. Hutchins Lester Perry Charles Grate Mary Billingsley J. H. Clapp Luther Michael San Leandro Raiser Carl Laibach Charles Davis Bessie Wood Gustason Oakland

Solano Heiress Still Missing

Two of three missing elderly women in California were located. Julia Knight, 73, missing since Friday from her son's Visalia ranch, was found at the home of B. R. Heront in Visalia. Edith Wolfskill, 57, heiress, is still sought as investigators suspect kidnapping. Anne B Howe of Albion remains missing in Mendocino County.

San Francisco United Press California Julia Knight Visalia B R. Heront Edith Wolfskill Solano County Mendocino County Anne B. Howe Albion

Murray Family Relocates to Hayward From San Francisco

Mr and Mrs M Murray and family move to Hayward with Mr Murray connected to the Hanrahan company. The highway from Niles to Hayward will be rebuilt. Sunset streets grade work completed and roads improved on Sunset boulevard Borden avenue Bartlett Royal Arbor and Hathaway.

M. Murray San Francisco Hayward Mr. Murray The Hanrahan Company Niles Sunset Streets Sunset Boulevard Borden Avenue Bartlett Royal Arbor Hathaway

Matilda Grobel Laid to Rest in Local Rites

Friends and relatives gathered at All Saints Catholic church for the funeral mass of Matilda Grobel daughter of Mrs. R. Stangel of Winton road. Rev Father P J Stack presided and burial followed at Holy Cross cemetery. Survived by her mother and sister Mrs J G Williams of Los Angeles. born in Pennsylvania she had lived here about two years.

Matilda Grobel R. Stangel Winton Road All Saints Catholic Church P. J. Stack Holy Cross Cemetery Miss Grobel Mra J.G. Williams Los Angeles Pennsylvania Deatt Mortuary

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Sarah Hamp Calistoga Mrs. Owen Ned Kay U.S China Border Thoss Solano
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