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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1929
Page
2
A strong editorial urges boosting the Juvenile Parade at the County Fair. It praises past parades with decorated vehicles and pets and urges entries to be sent to Chamber of Commerce official Jake Harder or sponsors Justine Fisher Gore and Borne man, to grow the event into a major attraction.
The Hayward fire department earns high praise for rapid, disciplined action that confined a blaze at Masters Furniture store to its origin. Chief Riggs and his crew, aided by others, prevented further damage in a frame business district. The Review commends preparedness, training, and public cooperation as keys to such effective firefighting.
The Review recalls a Livermore tale of I B Parsons aiding a road traveller. Parsons, known for steady driving, accelerated to twenty five miles an hour to reach a destination swiftly. He wildly maneuvered around corners, nearly colliding with obstacles in Hayward, leaving readers to finish in the next page.
Mrs Eugene Bruscean and Mrs Edith Sanford return from Mount Hermon. Mr and Mrs William Jacobsen depart for a 10 day stay at Big Bend. Sunset Improvement club hosts equal social night in the school auditorium. Mrs Wilson Weaver visits mother after recent wedding. Mrs Edith Sanford leaves Bartlett avenue for Los Angeles to join husband. Mrs Sophie Marlin returns from weeks at the springs. Mr and Mrs H H Gansberger at Fellows in the Santa Cruz mountains for 10 days. San Lorenzo Civic league to resume meetings in September at the new San Lorenzo school. Ladies Aid picnic next Wednesday at the Gansberger grove led by Miss Mary McConagh y and Mrs Laura Gansberger. Mrs Neal McConaghy and daughter Sallie return from Yosemite. Mrs Rose Flett visits San Francisco. Sunset Employment unit represented at a dance by California Conserving company in their new warehouse Saturday night with unique invitations at the door.
The Tennyson Improvement club hosted a festive evid dance last Saturday with Miss Eva Lund of Hayward presented to the crowd as queen candidate for Alameda County Fair. Sweeney's Orchestra supplied music for the dancing and out of town guests included Mrs Neil Hamilton and children of Ric Vista and Mrs William Pressley of Berkeley.
Mrs. William Abrott visits Burlingame friends. Lamb and Henshaw family spend a week in Yosemite Valley. Mrs. Brown recovers from influenza. Several families vacation at Tuolumne Meadows and Lake Tahoe. Visits include Har vard Daughters reception for Esther Sullivan and a Neighbors of Woodcraft meeting. Stage dancing school opens by Billy Crewe with studios in San Leandro and Oakland. Card party honors Mrs Waugh visiting Crogan in Hayward after 28 years.
A Saturday night gathering July 27 hosted by friends from San Jose San Francisco Oakland and Stockton honored Miss Doris Dutra at Warm Springs. Guests enjoyed games entertainment and dancing with refreshments served at midnight.
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