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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1930
Page
4
Charles Greenwood and Mrs. Greenwood will return Sunday evening or Monday from a fishing trip on the Klamath river in Oregon. John Lee Wilbur received a 26 pound salmon caught by Mr. Greenwood and stored it in his meat market cooler. Details of the catch are not yet known but involved strenuous tagging.
Frank H. Zambresky of Zambresky Furniture will attend the Pacific Coast Furniture Market in San Francisco at the San Francisco Furniture Exchange. He expects new home furnishings ideas to benefit local customers and plans to purchase the latest fall designs for timely local introductions. Manufacturers from east and west showcase varied colors woods and styles for discriminating homemakers.
Major General Frank Mc Coy conducts inspections of seven army posts across a wide region, traveling 1 875 miles by airplane with Lieutenant John Sessions as pilot from Maxwell Field Alabama assisting the journey.
An advertisement promises instant restoration of hearing for the totally deaf with a non surgical method that opens the eustachian tube. It claims hundreds of records around the Bay and lists contact details for Prof James Esperance at 1260 Park St Alameda with daily hours and a tentative schedule.
The Congregational churches of northern California report a net communicant gain of 637 last year. The total membership across 108 churches, including the Federated Church of Reno, stands at 19 241. A 1946 total new members includes 1114 by confession of faith. A youth conference accompanies the annual meeting at Asilomar August 2 to 9.
More than 1000 vocational education teachers from California plan to attend the fifth annual California Vocational Association convention in San Jose on August 1 and 2. The event gathers vocational instructors from colleges and secondary schools guided by state commissioners of special subjects to discuss teaching challenges.
Willow Ranch in Modoc County has grown to 450 residents after a lumber plant opened nearby. The town, once a railroad station with a post office, saw school attendance surge fivefold and plans a new schoolhouse to replace the old one room structure.
In Gridley on July 28 the Serriss family pet Boots died within half an hour after trying to eat a black spider found in the mouth of the cat. The venomous spider was later found dead, and hope for antidote effectiveness faded quickly.
The 12th annual gathering of the Land and Lakeside Lodges of the dependent Order of Foresters will be held at Hermann Son Dublin Canyon next Sunday. Music, games, races run to 2 o clock and the day features a 5 meat giving. Foods are managed by B. & with F. M. Reid and R. assisting. Mrs. W. K. Paris chairs Lakeside dancing with James Ambrose in charge.
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