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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
1
Spark reporter questions Hal Angus on building a recreation centre in Hayward. Angus argues a playground or center is essential for children's health, sportsmanship, and community growth and cites value to new residents and adults seeking outdoor activities.
Sam Cordova driver for the Peer less Stage Company of Oakland was arrested on reckless driving charges after a collision near Milpitas. The stage crowded the Hasselin carriage injuring Hasselin's wife and two of three children with minor scratches. Cordova posted $250 bail and was released from Oakland city jail.
Former Vice President Thomas R. Marshall died in a Washington hotel at 9:30 a.m. He had been recovering from a nervous exhaustion and cold after arrival last Tuesday. He died of a sudden heart attack while sitting up in bed reading the Bible. The body will be sent to Marion Indiana for burial beside his parents. Arrangements awaiting completion.
A Pleasanton fire department special committee will present to the board of trustees a proposal for additional fire apparatus. At a recent meeting the department voted to spend 1800 dollars on needed equipment with the city to provide 2900 dollars.
The Hayward Rotary club held a Monday meeting with Dr Nels Clemmens as chair. Speakers Leia home talents discussing new member admission, attendance urged as key to Rotary service, and ethic and Rosary philosophy cited. Club president Josiah Daniel praised reaching 100 percent attendance last week and urged breaking records.
John Fox, 69, of Oakland died at Alameda County Hospital after lying unconscious since May 24 from a fractured skull. He was found near the San Lorenzo junction and identified by his brother in law J. S. Kenney of Fruitvale. Fox’s address is unknown. he previously lived at Seventh and Washington streets in Oakland. Authorities believe he was the victim of a hit and run motorist.
The Hayward Holy Ghost celebration exceeded prior years with a parade led by Queen Cecilia Vincent and attendants. The event included Mass at All Saints Church, a Cambra Band procession, a dance at the I D E S hall, a barbecue, and a free school luncheon.
Rev A J Hanson of Oakland assumed a three month start at Hayward Methodist Episcopal church substituting for Rev Henry J Orth who left for England. W E B Kammerer led the choir in special music at both services.
A Memorial Day program in Hayward under the Hayward Civil War Veterans Spanish War Veterans and Legion members featured a bugle call Taps a invocation by Rev Josiah Daniel school band performances Civil War veteran Reed read the general order establishing May 30 as Memorial Day Colonel Henry G Mathewson of San Francisco gave the address Lincoln's Gettysburg Address was read by Arthur M Carden a parade preceded the cemetery services with a firing squad and large public turnout
A homing pigeon owned by Rudolph Duarte won the race from Emlay Nevada to Hayward Nevada covering 300 miles but weather slowed times with rain and snow on the summit. Only four birds were timed while Albert Debreau Ray King and Frank Silver ranked behind. Next Sunday's race will be shorter from Carlin Nevada to Hayward Nevada covering 400 miles.
The Economy Shop of Hayward announces a mammoth expansion sale starting June 1 with special prices on high grade merchandise. The discount event markets big savings on summer clothing and supports an ongoing expansion program whose details will be announced later.
SACRAMENTO June 1 Governor F W Richardson today announced he would not sign Bar Bill arguing it would tie the entire legal profession of the state into an association not part of the state government.
The Western Squad Breeders Association aims to expand into eastern and midwestern markets this year. With headquarters in Maynard, it plans free storage, improved transportation, and rapid delivery to Boston, Cleveland, Philadelphia, New York, and Chicago. Membership stands around 150 and is rising toward 200.
Hayward jeweler Phil Doll moves to the I O G O F building on B Street after a removal sale and months of stock cleanout. He invites Hayward citizens to visit his new store offering jewelry and cut glass and promises a fine, high quality shop in the East Bay district.
The Hayward Lions club plans a broad community publicity program to promote Hayward’s positive qualities beyond local residents. They consider statewide and national reach targeting the Midwest and East, aiming to distribute information via a centralized distribution point.
Reading note from the Boston Transerint hints wealth as a source of amusement rather than contentment, suggesting money offers entertainment though happiness remains elusive.
The sixteenth annual cherry festival opened in San Leandro with a large parade led by Hayward figures headed by Frank Pereira. Don Jose Cortez and twelve Spanish dancers drew crowds, while the Spanish Consul General and Portuguese vice consul joined as dignitaries. The Seventh United States Artillery Band and local officials welcomed the King’s envoy through a parade with Chamber of Commerce guests present.
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