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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
3
Local notice listing 536 Castro Street contact Hayward California and subscription rates per year and six months with names J S Melo Jr George D Crisley and H E Reynolds on editorial and advertising staff.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company's local Gas Department reports growth across East Bay from Richmond to Hayward. Four months ending April 30 show 1,748 new gas services and an estimated 7,866 new residents. Oakland plant sales reached 1,930,370,000 cubic feet, up 11.6 percent from 1924, with a maximum daily output of 23,510,000 cubic feet. San Francisco area rose just under 2 percent.
Word received reports the death of Mrs. William Straub age 76 due to old age at the home of her daughter Mrs. John Keller in Fall River Mills Shasta county. She was mother of Mrs. Lawrence Moll of Hayward and Mrs. Edgar Lansing of San Leandro.
Mrs Hannah Peterson of Hayward died Tuesday morning at her Hill Avenue home after a lingering illness. She had been an invalid for over a year. Her husband Michael Peterson and many friends mourn her loss. The couple lived in Hayward for more than 20 years. she was born in Sweden and came to the United States when young.
Joseph Arkel of 771 Grand Avenue Oakland was fined 50 dollars in Judge Jacob Harder's court for reckless driving. Traffic Officer Lewie Eike said Arkel drove through a repair zone on Dublin road May 4 at 40 mph and struck a team of horses, injuring one. The crew foreman obtained the license, Arkel fled, but was traced and arrested.
Mayor Robert A. Kolze along with Walter H. Daniels and Leo Hogrefe of Oakland Rahmnes temple attend the Shriners Convention in Los Angeles this week.
H C Gottschalk, a former Oakland policeman and two months with the Hayward Collection Agency, assumes full control as Brandon and Mortoza exit. He will run the business on the same fair basis and will move from Oakland to Hayward, making the city his permanent home.
Mrs B F Giddings hosted a silver tea on Lake Chabot Road to aid the Castro Valley Parent Teachers Association. Speakers included Mrs Frank Law on the State Industrial Farm for delinquent women and Mrs C E Nagel on Oakland home study circles.
Hayward grammar schools will graduate 72 students at the June 18 commencement. The record surpasses last year’s 68, reflecting Hayward’s population growth and ongoing expansion including new classrooms and a building at Booster Park.
Hayward Grammar School trustees approve plans for four store rooms at the grammar school on E street and two rooms at Orchard Ward school. E P Whitman, local architect, submitted the plans at a recent meeting. The additions will accommodate at least 250 more pupils.
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