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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
1
Spark reporter asks Hal Angus about a playground or recreation center for Hayward. Angus argues such facilities are vital for children's health, sportsmanship, and community growth. He cites demand from families and potential benefits for adults, urging definite action and funding.
Sem Cordova, driver for Peer less Stage Company of Oakland on the Oakland to San Jose run, was arrested for reckless driving after an accident near Milpitas. The stage crowded the car of J. H. Hasselin of San Francisco into a ditch. Hasselin’s wife and two of three children suffered minor injuries. Cordova was jailed in Oakland and released on $250 bail after Hasselin filed a complaint with state police.
Thomas R. Marshall died in his hotel in Washington at 9 30 am today after a period of nervous exhaustion and a cold. He was seated in bed reading the Bible when the death occurred, and his body will be moved to Marion Indiana for burial beside his parents once arrangements are completed.
A Pleasanton fire department committee will present to the board of trustees a proposal for additional fire apparatus. At a recent meeting the department voted to spend 31.800 for needed equipment with the proviso that the city appropriate 32.006.
The Hayward Rotary club discussed Rotary Education with Dr. Nels Clemmens as chair. Speakers stressed 100 percent attendance, service above self, and applying Rotary ethics to daily life, noting last week’s record attendance and urging continued effort.
John Fox, 69, of Oakland, died at Alameda County Hospital after lying unconscious since May 24 from a fractured skull. He was found near San Lorenzo junction and identified by his brother in law J. S. Kenney of Fruitrain who will claim the body. Fox’s address is unknown. he formerly lived at Seventh and Washington streets, Oakland. Authorities say he was a hit and run victim.
The Hayward Holy Ghost celebration surpassed all past years per E D E S lodge officials. A weekend of events included a parade led by Queen Cecilia Vincent and attendants, a Mass at All Saints church, a Cambra Band procession, dinner and dancing, with participation from local SFP, Holy Rosary, Holy Name and St Anthony groups. A Crown transfer, barbecue, and school luncheon followed a weekend slate of festivities.
Oaklander in Hayward reports Rev A J Hansen D D of Oakland assumed a three month ministry at Hayward Methodist Episcopal church replacing Rev Henry J Orth who left yesterday for England. The choir led by W B Karamecen performed at both services. The morning sermon at Hayward Congregational church was The Supreme Conquest and the evening talk Moses the Emancipator and Law Giver. Rev Foaiak Daniel pastor Hayward First Presbyterian preached The Impregnable Rock in the morning and Freedom from Self in the evening with special music at both services.
A Memorial Day program in Hayward featured a bugle call, invocation by Rev. Josiah Daniel, performances by the Hayward Grammar School Band, and remarks by Colonel Henry G. Mathewson. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address was read by Arthur Mr. Carden, with a volley fired over the grave by Company F, 159th Infantry, as crowds watched parades and ceremonies honoring veterans from Hayward and San Leandro.
Western Squad Breeders' Association outlines expansion to reach eastern markets from Hayward. Plan includes fires and storage, transportation network, and focus on Boston Cleveland Philadelphia New York and Chicago for disposal of squads. Membership ~150, set to rise to 290. Market demand steady with good prices.
Hayward jeweler Phil Doll opens in the L O F building on B Street after moving from the previous location. A relocation sale cleared old stock, and the new store promises a complete line of jewelry and glasses with a pledge of a fine appearance once fixtures are completed.
A pigeon owned by Rudolph Duarte won the Emlay Nevada to Hayward California race covering 300 miles but slow conditions due to rain and snow disrupted results. Only four birds were timed with Albert Debreau Ray King and Frank Silver among the others. next week’s race will be shorter from Carlin Nevada to Hayward across 400 miles.
The Economy Shop of Hayward announces a mammoth expansion sale starting June 1 with special prices on high grade merchandise including summer clothing. Details of the expansion program will be announced later in this issue of Fhre Review.
SACRAMENTO June 1 Governor F W Richardson said he would not sign a bill creating a self governing Bar Association, arguing it would tie up the state legislature with an organization not part of state government. The decision blocks the bill aimed at bar governance outside official state control.
The Hayward Lions Club drafts a 43 EXEESIVEe program of community advertising to boost public recognition of Hayward and its activities. The plan aims to spread information across California and beyond to the Middle West and East, via a centralized distribution point.
A fragmented note suggests wealth fails to ensure happiness as fans drift from affluent pursuits. Sparse details mention Riches, happiness, and a trend toward simpler pleasures, with unclear local context or dates.
Spanish bull fighters led by Don Jose Cortez marched in Hayward's sixteenth annual cherry festival parade. The event drew delegates from Fort Winfield Scott and more than fifty chamber of commerce officials, with Spanish dancing by twelve generitas and a royal envoy from King Alfonso XIII.
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