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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
1
San Leandro police chief Joseph Peralta reports over 12 000 attendees at the Cherry Festival with only a few arrests. He credits orderly behavior and public cooperation for maintaining law and order and urges continued public alertness and compliance with officers on duty.
Building activity rose last month with about 55000 in new work and several finishes. Inspector Higgins predicts the annual program will top one million dollars as the May figures set the keynote for the season and news of a 35000 Masonic temple and a 10000 auto sales room led the gains.
San Leandro pledges strong support for the Hayward rodeo on June 20 and 21 at Booster Park. Mayor Edwin Duck commends Hayward’s cooperation for the cherry festival. Organizers expect about 19 000 spectators over two days with bleachers for 5 000 and a total 10 000 in seats. Wild horses shipped from Nevada promise action as broncho busting parades swing through Hayward each afternoon.
Nearly one hundred guests attended the Bridge Luncheon hosted by Mrs. Robert Anderson in Anderson's Hall Centerville on Thursday. Luncheon was served at 12:30 with pink decor and floral baskets of pink and white lilies. Prizes were won by Mrs. E Adams, Mrs. Robert Blacow, Mrs. Hygelund, and Mrs. C Andrews.
Miss Marcella Vandevoort and Mr. Leland Wales formerly of Center vil la were married in St. Louis on Wednesday evening May 27. The bride is a Washington Union High School graduate and Wales, known as Kelly, plays with the St. Louis baseball team. The couple will stay in Missouri for some time. The bride's mother and Mrs Joseph Mowty attended the ceremony.
The term minimum wage indicates the best level of earnings for a class of workers that will provide for themselves and their dependents to maintain physical efficiency and social decency.
Proclamation from Mayor Edwin Duck dated June 3 1925 lauds the spirit of cooperation with sister city Hayward. He urges residents to support Haywards upcoming rodeo and to join in promoting district betterment and joint community events.
Afternoon services for Mrs. Hannah Peterson of Hayward who died Tuesday morning at home will be held Friday at two o clock from the Soren sen Brothers Funeral Parlors in this city.
Local residents from Niles and nearby towns are noted in a crowded social column. Entries include Mrs Edward Ellsworth, Mrs Roy Morgan, and Cheryl Morgan visiting Oakland. couples traveling to Fresno Belvedere Sacramento Rio Nido and Fresno. Lena Shimmick moving homes. Rev. Harley Gill visiting Niles with son Charles. teachers Helen Baldwin and Miss Kientz in Oakland and Niles. a large Elsworth family gathering in Niles. the Dey Soest Trost Niles parade and Camp Fire Girls entertainment. Miss Enos recovering from scarlet fever and Emily Mayhew departing for New York en route to Europe.
Bids are invited by the Hayward Union High School District for a reinforced concrete new building and a connecting covered way to the existing structure. Proposals open at a special meeting Saturday afternoon June 27. The project budget is 280000 dollars funded by a recent bond election to add space for several hundred students.
The Senior Play Clarence is to be presented in the Washington High School Auditorium on Friday evening, June. The cast includes Clarence William Maffey Cora Wheeler Dorothy Ormsby Bobbie Wheeler Albert Silveria Mr Wheeler Eugene Silva Mrs Wheeler Eva Costa Mrs Martin Edith Gomes Hubert Stem Richard White Miss Penny Frances Foster.
Harry Green of Niles and son of Mr and Mrs Fred Mitte has been awarded the State of California Scholarship at the University of California. He previously won the Levi Strauss Scholarship. A diligent student, he is described as most deserving and is working at Camp Curry during summer vacation.
Members of the Ashland Progressive Community celebrate after their float won first prize in the decorated automobile class at the San Leandro Cherry Festival. The club earned $15 with Little Antoinette Oliver named queen of the float.
Judge Harada spoke to over 4000 in San Leandro on Hayward Day urging joint effort between Hayward and San Leandro to advance the East Bay district. He invited attendance at the June rodeo in Booster Park and stressed lasting regional cooperation despite past divisions. Disabled veterans from Letterman Hospital attended a luncheon at Estudillo Gardens hosted by local service organizations.
The June Milk Fairies Pageant, a benefit for the Milk Fund, features the Little Milk Queen and court in a musical and dance procession presented Friday evening June 5 at 8 30 by Hayward Grammar School band with two hundred children enacting nature themed scenes and an orchestra dance afterward Admission is 50 cents.
California Department of Agriculture begins a statewide survey of grape vines and potential 1925 production. Headed by G H Hecke the study is led by viticulturist R L Nougaret from the bureau of plant quarantine and pest control. Diminished acreage this year alters crew size and surveying factors.
Hayward Lions Den at Per gola held a Wednesday noon meeting with state convention delegates Hal Angus and Hugh Linthi cum. They said Lions International urged clubs to take up fire prevention as a Major Activity this year, a proposal referred to the local Major Activity committee.
The High School and Grammar schools in Centerville finalize plans for closing exercises as the year ends June 19.
The MacDonough Stock Company performed in a tent theatre at the corner of C and Watkins streets in Hayward last evening to a good sized crowd. The opening bill Toby of Hollywood was well received and enjoyed by all. Ladies admitted free if accompanied by a gentleman or another lady with a ticket, a policy continued for tonight's show The Cic d Hopper. The tent theatre offers comfortable seating with no reserved seats and is heated with special stoves.
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