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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1929
Page
4
In Barkisburg Florida a hunter faced fines after three wildcats were killed in Louisiana rather than Pennsylvania. The bounty division found the cats killed in the southern state and the hunter paid 100 in fines instead of collecting 45 in bounties.
Paris tale of Pearl Husser Flanagan a Wichita music teacher who becomes Countess de Taurine and owner of Chateau de Taurise only to lose the title and possessions. Her husband sues for divorce as stock promoter Charles F. Faye crashes the venture, leaving $5000 debt and a 60 percent French tax with authorities seizing the home attire.
Mr and Mrs T C Tormey sold their Dublin road ranch and moved to Castro Valley. A group including Mr and Mrs W H Baker and John Landeli spent a weekend golfing at Monterey Bay Golf Club. John Shetler and his son of Paso Robles visited the Eichers for the past week. Robert Helms and wife from Oakland plan to establish a home in Hayward on a six acre Alta Vista ranch. Rea and Clifford Mies spent a weekend in Redwood City. Mrs W W Dalton of Clinton Wis left for Long Beach and southern California after visiting the Roberts. H Norff and children, visiting the Robisons, returned to Ventura. Bob Adams and Gordon Hauschildt completed a two week motor trip to Los Angeles Yellowstone and Lake Tahoe. C A Rinderspacher and J B Prowse will motor north to meet Irene and Miriam Rinderspacher, attending summer school at Oregon State in Corvallis. Frances Haas of Corvallis will join the Rinderspachers. Mrs Annie McKelver, Mrs Arthur Hensen, Miss Rosanna Hansen, Miss Far Hansen, and Robert Beck of Livermore visited Armstrong. Mrs Harold E O'Brien and daughter Mary Jane returned from a six week stay in Houston Texas.
Members of the Rebekah lodge work in the I. O. F. hall canning apricots and making jam after afternoon sessions. The finished goods will be sent to the Orphans home at Gilrey.
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