Fire Destroys Rear of Masters Furniture Store
A fire at 1080 B Street destroyed the rear portion of the Ed Masters Furniture store with losses over 39 thousand dollars. The blaze, likely accidental from wiring or oily rags, was contained after two hours. nearby buildings were saved and traffic rerouted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters Furniture
Pire
Ed Masters
B Street
Hunt Brothers
W. J. Lamb
Peralta Street
C. G. Bleghler
Manuel G. Riggs
George W. Luce Plumbine Shop
Fred Wallace
Masonic Hall
Louis Silva
A. J. la Cunha
Charles Long
Hayward Merchants
Mrs Borneman Enjoys National Education Trip to East
Mrs. Catherine Borneman principal of the Markham school returned from a trip through eastern states and Canada. She attended the National Education Association convention in Atlanta from June 28 to July 4 as a California delegate. She visited Lexington Mount Vernon Boston New York Washington Lake Louise Mont Rainier with Mrs. Annette Powell Jr. of West Lake Junior High Oakland accompanying her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Borneman
Markham
Canada
California
National Education Association
Atlanta
Georgia
Berneman
New England
Lexington
Mount Vernon
Boston
New York
Washington, D.C
Lake Lonize
Mont Rainier
Annette Powell Jr
West Lake Junior High School
Oakland
Borneman
Twenty-Thirties District Session Planned in Berkeley
Members of the Hayward Twenty-Thirty club will attend District No. 2 Twenty-Thirty meeting in Berkeley on August 15 at the Berkeley Country club North Berkeley. The event serves as charter night for the new Berkeley club and a preconvention meeting for Twenty-Thirtians in the district. Delegates to the Hollywood convention will meet after the main session. District Governor Al Frager announced the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Twenty-Thirty
Twenty-Thirty Association
Berkeley
North
Hamiltons Will Pall Ceneral Game
The Hamilton Meat Market baseball team will face the J. J. Krieg team of Oakland at the Burbank school grounds Sunday morning at 16 oclock. The Kriegs lead the Maxwell league while Hamiltons are tied for second, making the contest pivotal for season finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Meat Market
J. J. Krieg
Oakland
Burbank
Hayward ‘Sport
Kriegs
Hamiltons
Community Chest Gathering Tonight
Tonight Hayward residents gather at the Chamber of Commerce, 934 A1 street, to hear E. W. Burr, Hans Henning sen, and T. G. Hodgkins outline the fall campaign. They will explain plans, budgets, participating groups, and the need for a unified welfare drive in Eden township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Township
Must Face Court in Ramos Charge
Frank Johansen of the Ramos tract was arrested by Chief of Police Louis Silva on complaint by Gonsalves of the Ramos Brothers real estate firm for malicious mischief. He allegedly removed part of the chicken house from the lot he is leaving and tried to sell it to a neighbor. Scheduled for a justice court hearing Monday. released on bail. William Drakes, 35, was arrested on a felony warrant from Salinas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johansen
Ramos
Louis Silva
Gonsalves
Ramos Brothers
Justice Court
William Drakes
Salinas
Praise for Heyward fire department after morning blaze
Mrs. H Hauachildt and children commend the Heyward fire department and cooperating responders for stopping a destructive fire quickly. They express gratitude for the public effort and the city’s firefighters who prevented greater damage to property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyward
H Hauachildt
Local Man Jailed in Ukiah After Carnival Incident
Antonio A. Peaters 23 of Hayward a carnival employee is jailed in Ukiah on assault charges involving 13 year old Mary Pelaschini Fort Bragg girl. Police say a brother alerted his father prompting arrest. Peaters held overnight under heavy guard amid public fear following a murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
United Preas
Antonio A.peaters
Emplore
Hayward
Mary Pelaschini
Fort Brace
Mary
Pelaschini
Peaters
Fort Bragg
Tom Lehew
Poultry Pigeon and Rabbit Entries Close Soon at Alameda Fair
Farm section entries for poultry, pigeon, and rabbit divisions of the Alameda County fair must be at the Chamber of Commerce by Monday morning after the August 7 to 11 show. Entry blanks are obtainable from A Kruse or the Chamber of Commerce and should be returned promptly. Mrs. C M Turner, superintendent, urges new breeders to enter to learn from top breeders and compare rabbits with others. Himalayan Fur Farm representatives note their active participation in bay area shows and share education focused benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Chamber of Commerce
A. Kruse
Pacific Rabbit Breeders’ Association
C. M. Turner
Himalayan Fur Farm
Bay Region
Turner
E. E. Lavalleur
Tennysoniar
Pereira
Third
Castro
Dicking
Grace
Fair Grounds
Building Permits Issued For July Totals 9988
City Building Inspector Manuel G. Riggs reports July permits for new buildings totaling 9988 dollars. The Drive-In Market on Castro Street is 1900 dollars. Dale Simpson's Warren tract home 3500 dollars and Ramos brothers on Pesan Street 1500 dollars. Three alterations and an adaptation were scheduled.
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Manuel G. Riggs
Lower
Castro Street
Dale Simpson
Warren Tract
Ramos Brothers
Pesan Street
Frank Avellar Jailed After Police Raid
Frank Avellar was jailed on two counts in Alameda County after a raid on his residence at Santa Avenue and Foothill Boulevard between Hayward and San Leandro. Officers report liquor evidence and destruction of liquor during the raid. a number of patrons were present. Avellar remains in jail in default of bond. arraignment to set a hearing in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avellar
Justice Court
Farewell Party for Health Center Director
A farewell dinner was hosted for Mrs. Flavia Cole Prentiss executive of the Hayward health center. She has taken a year’s leave after three and a half years of service, plans rest with her mother in Los Angeles then six months in Phoenix followed by six months touring Europe. A traveling bar was presented by friends including Estelle Compton Antoinette Bousson Jane Thorpe Ruth Kimball Josephine Turk Elizabeth Steinbeck Elizabeth Whitson Lena Ehinnick Florence Kirby and Alice Swedenbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavia Cole Prentiss
Hayward Health Center
Slatiam
Hodgkins Return From Long Midwest Motor Trip
Husky ex-sailor W F P Hodgkins and family completed a 3800 mile journey from Saginaw Michigan to Hayward. They celebrated their relatives fortieth wedding anniversary with Mrs Hodgkins' parents in Michigan and traded a Chevrolet for a Flint car saving 2300 dollars compared with California prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FP. Hodgekins
Husky
Tennyson
Middle West
Saginaw
Michigan
Detroit
California
Mannt Wen Schon Reopens Eden School For Fall Term
The Eden School will reopen for the fall term on Monday August 12. The faculty for the ensuing year includes Mrs C B Overtacher, Miss Ruth M Gansberger, Mrs TY Good, and Miss Millicent Oliver.
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C. B. Ove Tacher
Misa Ruth M. Gansberger
iMrs
Ti. TY. Good
Millicent Ls
Oliver
Lions Celebrate Deer Season With Verzic Program
The Lions club hosted a noon program led by chairman Pete Verzic on the opening of deer season. Ernest Russell performed songs and stories while Pete Verzic recounted a deer hunting tale that led to amusing misunderstandings and a mock murder scare. The event included notes on local hunting, a future venison dinner, and visits from residents such as Hans Henningsen and Louis Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Pete Verzic
Ernest Russell
Perrolain
Dublin Canyon
Pete
Mr. Russell
A. E. Fischer Sr
Sune
Fischer
Russell
Hayward
Mr. Fischer
Pergola
A. J. la Cunba
Sand
A. E
Sever
Sunol
Verzic
Louis Lima
Hans Henningsen
Lions
The
Ted Lewis
Dar
Don Leidig
Lost Left on Table at Bank of Haywards
A green fountain pen and note request return to H. H. Lee at 926 A street. The item appears among a series of personal wants and sales notices from Junction City area, including trades, job ads, and listings for livestock and housework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Haywards
H. H. Lee
Presbyterians Hear Reports From Santa Rosa Synod Meeting
The Rev and Mrs Lukens returned from the Presbyterian synod and synodical of California and Nevada in Santa Rosa. Dr Frank M Silsley of Oakland was elected moderator. Dr Cleland B McAfee outlined four major activities for next year. An echo meeting and reports from delegates will follow at the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E Lukens
Presbyterian Synod
Synodical of
California
Nevada
Santa Rosa
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Synodical
Frank M. Silsley
First Presbyterian Church of
Oakland
General Assembly
Cleland B. McAfee
Union of Churches
Walter John Sherman
Central Methodist Church of
San Francisco
Lakens
Phyllis Naish
Forrest Lindsay
San Anselmo
Landscape Expert Lectures On Gardening In Hayward
University of California expert J L Stahl and home demonstrator Mrs Marietta Holman visit Hayward giving lectures on landscaping values and garden planning. They cite plant placement to harmonize with architecture and show how shrubs and trees frame homes, with examples and tips from local tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
J. Murray Davison
University Extension ‘Service
Henry van Dyke
Stahl
T. W. I Corary
East Second Street
Jensen Brothers
Castro Valley
Lena Harder
Iria
Great Military Parade Set for Opening of Fair
Alameda County fair opens with a grand parade planned for August 7 at 8 PM led by Marshal Frank Pereira. The event features a large American Legion band, veterans groups, and city officials, with strict marching rules and division placements to ensure a flawless procession through Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Wallace
Elizabeth Rowell
Leona Katonz
Frank Pereira
Marshal Terema
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Antonio A. Peaters
Frank Avellar
Foothill Blvd
Mrs. Prentiss
Arizona
Europe
Madokins
Trin East
M+ Eden School
Ang
William S$. Clarke
Martinez
NEW Today
14Th Street
Junction City Tract
Graham
Holly Avenue
Cood Place
A. Clogs
Sunset
Gargen Avenue
Lukens
U. C
Company F
Marshal Frank Pereira
Alameda County Fair
Withal
Hugo Frank
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