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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1925

Page

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Hayward Rodeo Draws San Leandro Fans For Two Day Event

San Leandro officials pledge support for Hayward Rodeo at Booster Park on June 20 and 21. Mayor Edwin Duck thanks Hayward for cooperation on the 16th cherry festival and promises crowds to back the two day show. Organizers expect about 10 000 spectators with 5 600 seats to be filled, featuring Nevada riders and champion broncho bust ers, plus parade through the business district each afternoon.

Hayvard Rodeo Committee San Hayward Sige Nevada

Cherry Festival Crowd Heads Home Quietly Says Police Chief

San Leandro chief Joseph Peralta reports over 12 000 festival attendees with only a few arrests. He praises orderly crowds and urges public cooperation to maintain law and order during the event and in congested conditions.

Joseph Peralta San Leandro Mr. Peralta East Bay

May building results boost year for community construction

M. G. Riggs, building inspector, notes last month saw about 55 000 in new work with several projects including the 35 000 Masonic temple and a 10 000 gates room and shop. He expects the yearly program to surpass one million dollars as May signals the season rise. Much activity remains in Hayward and nearby areas.

M. G. Riggs Riggs Masonic Temple Hayward

Bridge Luncheon Hosts Nearly 100 Guests in Centerville

Nearly one hundred guests attended the Bridge Luncheon given by Mrs. Robert Anderson in Anderson's Hall on Centerville route. Luncheon was served at 12:30 among pink themed tables, Pink candles and baskets of pink and white flowers enhanced the decor. Prizes were won by Mrs. E Adams, Mrs. Robert Blacow, Mrs. Hygelung, and Mrs. C Andrews.

Robert Anderson Anderson Centerville E. Adams Robert Blacow Hygelung C.] Andrews

Former Citizens Married in St Louis Missouri

Miss Marcella Va Leland Wales formerly of Center ville married in St. Louis on Wednesday evening May 27 at 8 30 p m. Miss Vandevoort a Washington Union High School graduate. Mr Wales known as Kelly plays with the St Louis baseball team. The couple will reside in Missouri with the bride’s mother and Mrs Joseph Mowry attending.

Marcella Va Leland Wales Centerville St. Louis Vandevoort Washington Union High School Wales Kelly” Wales Missouri Joseph Mowry Migs Vandevoort Udevoort

Definition of Minimum Wage in Labor Class Terms

The text defines minimum wage as the lowest earnings level for aimited labor class ensuring workers and dependents can attain basic subsistence and social decency. It discusses adequacy for existence and physical efficiency within a societal framework.

Cherry Carnival Proclamation Linking San Leandro and Hayward

The proclamation praises the sister city spirit between San Leandro and Hayward and invites joint celebration of the sixteenth annual cherry carnival. It notes Hayward’s upcoming rodeo and urges community participation for district betterment, dated June 3, 1925, signed by Mayor Edwin Duck.

Hayward San Leandro

Funeral Services For Mrs Hannah Peterson

Afternoon funeral services for Mrs Hannah Peterson of Hayward will be held Friday at 2 o clock from the Sorensen Brothers Funeral Parlors. She passed away Tuesday morning at her home in this city.

Hannah Peterson Hayward Sorensen Brothers

Niles Social News Highlights and Visits

Residents and visitors fill a busy Niles period with family gatherings church events and travels. Mrs Edward Ellsworth and Mrs Roy Morgan spent Tuesday in Oakland with Cheryl Morgan. Mr and Mrs F Drew visited Fresno amid illness in the Drew family. Homer Pffeifer enjoyed Rio Nido over the holiday. many locals hosted and visited relatives in Belvedere Sacramento Oakland and Piedmont. The local Boy Scout troop paraded downtown then attended a church banquet while teachers, families, and guests shared greetings and plans for future travels.

Edward Ellsworth Roy Morgan Cheryl Morgan Oakland Merry B. Sneden F. Drew Fresno Mr. Drew F. Y. Jones Belvedere Jones Dervis Homer Pffeifer Rio Ni Fred Mitte Liam Smith Wii- Fresno Dicker Mitte Ralph Patrick A RK Oliver Harry Ellsworth Piedmont Harriet B. Ellsworth Harley Gill First Congregational Church Sacramento Niles Congregational Church Niles Gill Charles Chute Mission San Jose Charles Gill Chute Ranch Lavina Baldwin Ars Edward B. Kientz Helen Baldwin Katherine Mosher Dorothy Dillard Osktang Eientz Baldwin Edw. A. Ellsworth Thomas Smethers Grace and Merlyn William Cole Vacaville J. Gunkedag M. Greenbugler

High School Seeks Bids for New Building Project

The Hayward Union High School district invites bids for a reinforced concrete building and a covered connection to the present structure. Bids will be opened at a special meeting Saturday June 27. The additions are part of a $286,000 improvement and expansion plan approved by residents. The completed project will provide facilities for additional students.

Hayward Union High School

Senior Play Clarence Presented at Township School

Washington High School hosts the Senior Play Clarence in the auditorium on Friday evening. The cast includes Clarence played by Bobbie Wheeler with Mrs Wheeler Mrs Marin Hubert Stemn Delia Eugene Silva Eva el Richard White Margaret Starks Joe Brown and Frances Foster as Miss Penny.

Clarence Washington High School Jones Bobbie Wheeler Wheeler Marin Hubert Stemn Delia Eugene Silva Eva el Richard White Margaret Starks Joe Brown Miss Penny Frances Foster

Niles Boys Win Scholarships at University

Harry Green son of Mradiffs and Fred Mille of Niles win state scholarships at the University of California. Mille previously earned the Lergi Strauss scholarship. Harry, a diligent student, works at Camp Curry during summer vacation and earns the honor.

Harry Green Mradiffs Fred Mille Niles State of California University of California Harry Camp Curry

Ashland Club Wins First Prize at Cherry Festival

Members of the Ashland Progressive Community celebrate as their float wins first prize in the Sancet ro Cherry Festival decorated automobile section. The club earns $15 for the most beautifully decorated machine with Ektie Antoinette Oliver present at the event.

Ashland Firat Eittered Ektie Antoinette Oliver Waa

Pageant of Beauty Milk Fairies to Entertain Friday

Muk Queen and escort lead the June Fairy Pageant at Native Sons hall Friday June 2 8 30 p m to benefit the Milk Fund Two hundred children take part with Hayward grammar band and local committees urging attendance Admission 50 cents

Carol B. Kelly Hayward Grammar School Native Sons Hall Atx Fund Purity Soldiers Pan Milk Fund

Survey of Grape Industry Planned For California

United Press dispatch from Sacramento reports the California department of agriculture has begun a survey of the grape industry to assess vine condition and 1825 production. G H Hecke heads the survey, to be conducted by RB Margaret, viticulturist, bureau of plant quarantine and pest central.

United Press Sacramento California Department of Agriculture G. H. Hecke RB. L. Neagaret Nougaret

Let in Flies Says Wife in Complaint For Separation

Auburn June 3 Mrs Arie Seifert sues Peter Seifert for divorce alleging he opened the door to let flies in to annoy her while he claims he was letting them escape his wrath. She says he failed to provide clothing for their children and slept with a butcher knife under his pillow. Judge J B Landis has the suit under consideration.

Auburn Peter Seifert Lincoln Arie Seifert Peter J. B. Landis

Burbank Speaks On Evolution Is Using It

Luther Burbank, famed naturalist, said he is busy using evolution knowledge to create new plants and would not waste time discussing it. He hinted he might testify for the defense or prosecution in a Tennessee high school case over teaching evolution, remarking he is “on the other side.”

United Press Santa Rosa Evolumon Luther Burbank Darton Tenn John Bank Scopes

Sweetheart Kills Girl and Self

Los Angeles reports a fatal shooting when high school girl Lowise Yebra, aged 16, was killed in a street quarrel with her boyfriend Gus Juarez, 28. Juarez then fatally shot himself in the head.

Los Angeles Lowise Yebra Gus Juarez

Stock Company to Play a New Bill At Tent Tonight

The MacDonough theater in Hayward opened last evening in a tent at C and Watkins streets. The crowd enjoyed Toby of Hollywood with free admission for ladies with a companion yesterday, and tonight’s bill is The Clodhopper. The tent offers comfortable seating with no reserve and is heated by special stoves.

MacDonough C and Watkins Street Hayward Toby Hollywood

Peddler Fined For Illegal Selling In Hayward

Barsante Giuseppe of Oakland was fined 16 dollars for peddling without a license in Hayward. He appeared before Judge Jacob Harder Jr. and was arrested by Marshal Hing for attempting to sell small composition statuettes after being warned.

Barsante Guiseppe Oakland Hayward Jacob Harder Jr Justice of the Peace A PP. Schit. Hing Masonic O “Isco

Riots Endanger Foreigners As Death Toll Rises In Shanghai

June 3 5 in Shanghai reports say a U S sailor Sergeant Villian was found in a city prison after an escape attempt amid anti foreign persecution. One hundred deaths have occurred since troops arrived last Saturday as American and British ships prepare to arrive. Rioting sailors and authorities press for protection as foreigners face attacks.

Shanghai T Villian Amer

Lion Delegates Report At Hayward Lions Meeting

State convention delegates Hal Angus and Hugh Lin culn reported at the Wednesday noon Hayward Lions session that Livre International urged clubs to join in invention this year and participate in Major Activities. The proposal was sent to the local den's Major Activity committees for action.

Hal Angus Hugh Linculn Hayward Lions Livre International

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