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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1930
Page
3
Hayward residents join the San Leandro Cherry Festival events opening Monday night. Clar ence Avellar will be crowned king with Queen Mabel as consort, officiated by Baron R. Fitts. A parade includes Hayward police and fire units and the Legion band, routing along Durant avenue and East 14th street to the festival grounds.
Washington township unveiled its $60,000 Veterans Memorial building in Niles, a Spanish type structure donated by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shinn. A Friday afternoon ceremony featured a parade with Hayward Legion Band, Boy Scouts, and Legionnaires from Alameda County, followed by dedication rites in the auditorium with speeches on sacrifice and peacetime service.
Hayward area grammar schools will hold graduation events next week totaling about 200 students set to enter Hayward high school in fall. Bret Harte 103 San Lorenzo 42 Castro Valley 32 plus others. Key honors go to Julia Stern valedictorian and George Lundgren salutatorian with Margaret White and Oscar Lundgren honorable mention.
The Vanguard association invites Mexican residents to a June 19 meeting in Alvarado at 2:30 PM to discuss raising funds for travel back to Mexico and other issues affecting Mexicans in the country. Officials Roberto Aragon Roman Mirele and Manuel Garcia issue the circulars.
Doreen Brooks seized the cow by the horns during a Bath incident, clinging on as an 8 cow charged and fought the animal until assistance arrived.
Officials and members of the Legion band plan the Harvard rodeo at Rowell ranch in Dublin canyon July 12 and 13. P. E. Holman prepares a program booklet as others finalize details for a varied show. The band seeks to fund new uniforms with rodeo receipts. local donations from Hayward Building, Standard Oil, and Cottage Bakery support the effort.
The Federated Improvement clubs report a successful picnic with thanks to Hayward merchants the American Legion band Ogaard Motor Co and Traffic Captain Lewis Bike land aides for parade help. After bills were counted a substantial sum was added to the club treasury. Upcoming meeting June 10 will discuss roads and lights with Oakland Downtown association members G A Posey Chagfies Heyer Jesse B Holly and George A Sheldon.
Nicholas Romero, a Mount Eden resident, was bitten by a dog while playing at home Wednesday afternoon. He remained at Highland hospital on Saturday recovering rapidly. The animal is believed to be rabid, and several injections of serum were given at Hayward Health Center to avert danger.
The late James Smith received funeral rites at Sorensen Brothers mortuary with Christian Science readings and a Masonic service. Pallbearers included David BR Rob Arts and others. interment followed at Oakland columbarium. Survived by wife Laurel Smith, he lived at 1338 B Street after a long illness and held Masonic and Knights Templar affiliations.
H P Struble remains in Stanford Lane hospital San Francisco after an operation last week. He showed slight improvement Saturday morning and it will be several days before a full recovery is likely.
In Benicia a cat gave birth to two kittens in a hen's nest. The hen, displaying maternal care, adopted the young cats and repelled the mother cat, keeping the brood safe.
Mrs Edith Crogan relocates her Harper Method Beauty shop from 4044 B street to 975 B street near Fleisher's shoe store. The salon offers Harper facial massage manicuring hair treatment and new paper curling finger waving styles. Appointments via Hayward 400.
May births listed by the registrar include Grace Yvonne Caires born to Mrs Louis Caires at 37 Castro Street and Bonallita Parre born to Mrs Alfred Pearre in Russell City. Additional entries note children for families including Manuel Pereda in Santa Clara Avenue, Rudolph Schuppert Route 2 Hayward, Isidore Pereira in Hayward, Sweeney, Amiel Martinelli, Warren Smith, Robert Kenneth Fry, and others.
Classified ad from The Review tables results for recent listings. Readers can check the page for itemized outcomes and posted figures.
Fire chief Manuel Short presided at the dedication of Pleasanton’s new firehouse attended by G Riggs and Oakland chief. The building includes space for three trucks, club rooms, showers and a radio set donated by trustees. A Pleasanton Legion post flag and a phonograph were among the items unveiled while Chief Short and others spoke.
Pathfinder Magazine notes tiny muscles connected to the sympathetic system raise hair when frightened. Cats show rapid quivering fur, a defensive trait possibly shared by humans. The article cites these vestigial muscles as evidence of evolution from lower animals.
Arthur L. Young of Oakland launched his bid for the state board of equalization by addressing the Emeryville Industrial Association and the Mutual Benefit of Oakland. He stressed taxes as everyone’s business and urged fair distribution of the tax burden among corporations and individuals.
A garbled text passage lists birth flowers and stones by month. It pairs January with rose and garnet, February with violet and amethyst, March with daffodil and peridot, April with lily and diamond, May with carnation and emerald, June with pansy and pearl, July with daisy and ruby, August with lilac and sardonyx, September with forget me not and sapphire, October with gladiolus and opal, November with chrysanthemum and topaz, December with poinsettia and turquoise.
The first annual report of the department of health for Scotland notes in a parish with a council householder supper arrangement for vagrants that tramps often ask for more breakfast and offer to pay themselves.
The piece explains how American English distinguishes capitol as the legislative building and capital as the seat of government. It notes Washington D C as the capital and the capitol there as Congress sessions place, tracing the terms to Latin caput and citing early adoption by Gov. Francis Nicholson in Williamsburg Virginia.
Britain plans to widen migrant preparation centers to aid settlement in the Dominions. From three centers in 1922 a few hundred trainees are accepted now with annual capacity about 10 000. Centres test applicants and offer elementary farm training including land use, tools, stock care, plowing, machinery, farm accounts, and English language basics.
Thomas B Morgan farmer near Russell City died at his home Friday after a long illness He was a Missouri native 73 years old and came to Russell City a year ago to settle There is no spouse Amanda Morgan survives The funeral will be 2 oclock Sunday at 4 Brothers mortuary with interment at Mount Eden cemetery Rev Richard Day of Baden Congregational church to officiate
A Radiole Radio baseball game against an Oakiaia club is scheduled for 10 36 o clock Sunday morning at the high school field here.
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