Tennyson Man Killed In Oakland Street Crash
William Stukaloff, 33, a prominent Tennyson resident, was killed when a driver named Arthur Smoot of San Jose struck a PG&E work crew on 35th and Allendale in Oakland. Four others were injured, two gravely. Stukaloff died en route to Highland County Hospital. He leaves wife Haida and four children and was a longtime Tennyson Improvement Club member. The body rests at Grant Miller mortuary pending inquest.
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William Stukaloff
Tennyson
Arthur Smoot
San Jose
Oaklang
Smoot
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
35Th and
Allendale Avenues
Oakland
W. A. Weeks
Stukaloff
Stukalotf
Haida Stukaloff
Tennyson Improvement Club
Grant Miler Mortuary
Ruggia
Cleveland von Kinsky
Willard H. Gibbs
Martin L. Laurent
Oakiend
Plan for new bus circuit gains city council approval
E S Warren presented a plan for an improved Stayward bus service to the city council. The proposal envisions eliminating or shortening the Har ward line stop on Castro street and a loop through the upper district to save time. Warren suggested a 5 cent local fare and possible Castro Valley inclusion, noting current Hayward service duplicates Key System routes. Installation could spur eastern Stayward growth as new tracts open along upper B street.
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Stayward
E. S. Warren
M. B. Templeton
Peerless Stage Company
Warren
Harward
Kar
Castro Street
Upper A Street
Upper D Street
B Street
Oakland
Castro Valley
Hayward
Upper B Street
Harvard American Legion Band Receives 3500 for Concert Series
Harvard's American Legion band under Lee B. Hillings received 3500 from the city council to fund a year of concerts. The city will advance 250 at once and pay the rest as events proceed, with performances at the San Leandro Cherry Festival the Farm Products show, the Réwell ranch rodeo, a Half Moon Bay joint concert, and the Martinez installation.
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Harvard
American Legion
Lee B. Hillings
Counneil
San Leandro
Alameda County
Réwell Ranch
Salvation Army Chiefs Take Charge in Hayward
Captain and Mrs H L Larson arrived in Hayward to lead the Salvation Army citadel and continue the Army’s work in the community. They graduated from the San Francisco training school Tuesday and replace Commandant and Mrs R Askin who left for South Dakota after retirement.
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H. L. Larson
Hayward
Salvation Army
Catry
Army
Salvation Army Training School
San Francisco
Larson
Captain Larson
Oakland
R. Askin
South Dakota
Clark
Elela Wildman
Mart Leaves Local Pen Honor Market Ties in Oakland
Arthur A Mart completes a year with Public Food Stores in town then plans to move his family to Oakland. He previously ran the Capwell Market for over two years and returns to his old stamping ground. He is described as a fine fellow and well liked here.
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Arthur A. Mart
15Th
Telegraph
Capwell Market
Oakland
Mr. Mart
USED CARS GOOD BUYS LOOK THESE OVER
NOHNER & GALBRAITH Ford Sales and Service advertise a large selection of used cars with models including 1626 Buick Roadster 1922 Studebaker Touring Car 1925 Cher Touring 1926 Ford Tudor Sedan 1927 Master 6 Buick 4 door and more. Special emphasis on new paint and upholstery. Hayward Centerville area dealers offer low prices and bids to buy.
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Studebaker
Phaeton
Nohner & Galbraith
Ford
Castro
Watkins
Hayward
Centerville
Unusual Savings at Clarence Saunders Store Hayward
Read Friday’s Daily Review for grocery specials in effect at Clarence Saunders Store 1010 Ti Street Hayward. The notice cites unusual savings and a storewide promotion extending to Saturday.
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Clarence Saunders
Ti Street
Hayward
Daily Review
Clarence Beuneere
Watz
Lighting and street expansion plans discussed by council
The council reviewed Castro street lighting proposals using a duplex standard system with 600 or 1000 candlepower lamps and 200 foot pole spacing. Hotel avenue extension with land offers from David Block and James W. O'Brien was debated, plus traffic signals and a city sprinkling contract bid opening set for July 3.
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Castro Street
Hotel Avenue
Main Street
Connell
Westinghouse Electric Company of
Oakland
Grace Street
Jackson Street
Grace and
Jackson Streets
David Block
James W. O'Brien
Hill and Valley Club
Castro
Watkins Streets
John Lee Wilbur
Te City Zarbare
M. B. Templeton
C. W. White
Seventh Street
Memorial Park
Winton Arena
Jesse Holly
Manuel G. Riggs
Hayward Woman Heads to Fresno for Summer Visit
Mrs. Walter 5 Tharer of Hayward departs Alameda air port at 11 10 Monday on Maddut Airline for a ten day visit with her daughter Mrs. E M Boyd of Fresno. Her granddaughter Barbara Boyd will accompany her back to spend the summer in Hayward.
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Walter
Tharer
Hayward
Alameda Air
Br Maddut
E. M. Boyd
Fresno
Barbara Boyd
Well dressed looks and style by Kelly Bree
Kelly Bree at 07% B Street Hayward offers to satisfy your desire to be well dressed. If you are well dressed you will look well dressed. Pay 09 a visit.
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Kelly Bree
Hayward
Patsy to Appear At Masonic Hall With Large Cast
Hill and Valley club presents Patsy a two act comedy by Fannie Barnett Linski at the Masonic hall on Monday June 17. Directed by Carol B Kelly the cast includes Lucretia Lane Aunt Lu Hattie Pimentel Nita Farrell and many others in a living room setting with a bridal shower and a post act mystery solution. Everyone is invited.
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Hill and Valley Club
Patsy
Fannie Barnett Linski
Masonic Hall
Carol B. Kelly
Marion Peck
Daisy O'Farrell
Maryetta Holman
Madeline Jones
Margeret Strobridge
Dorothy Moore
Hennah Hoare
Irene Parker
Ora Macabee
Annette Parker
Olive Klippel
Patricia Muldoon
Bank Manager Knightly Alive After Oakland Rumor
William T. Knightly, Bank of Italy manager, denies rumors of his death after a supposed Oakland wreck. He states he was in San Jose yesterday and jokes about not claiming a cemetery plot yet. Friends hope he remains in good health.
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William T. Knightly
Bank of Italy
Oakland
Bill
San Jose
Cherry Fete Welcomes City Officials and Band Guests
Hayward officials and band members attend the 20th annual San Leandro cherry festival. Miss Avita Romero is crowned queen. Harvard day honors by the American Legion. Banquet for Hayward leaders led by Mayor Wilbur features talks by Rotary figure Thomas Bridges. Oakland Day to honor sister city with a concert by the Oakland firemen's hand.
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Hayward
San Leandro
Avita Romero
American Legion
John Lee Wilbur
Anita
Jerry DeCoy
Hayward Council
Thomas Bridges
Oakland
Rotary International
San Leandro Legion Post
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Livermore
American Legion Auxiliary
Cherry City
Harry G. Williams
Oakland City Auditor
Oakland Firemen
Odd Fellows Headed to Saratoga Home Next Saturday
Steamore lodge 17.0 OF will escort 30 members to the IOOF home in Saratoga for the first degree and a visit to John Mikkelson, former Hayward member now at the home. Harvard parade departs at 6 30 PM with Hans Stein as master of ceremonies directing the event.
City considers water policy change to extend mains
City council discusses Ramos Brothers real estate request to extend water mains beyond limits. Trustee Lester Perry urges policy shift to expand territory with cost sharing from nearby residents. Next Wednesday's special meeting will decide on the policy and the Ramos application alongside a separate teachers luncheon at the Green Shatter hotel.
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City Water Department
Ramos Brothers
Orchard Avenue
Lester Perry
Perry
Caravan of Vets To Boost Juniors In Sunday Game
Hayward American Legion Post plans a Sunday rally to support the Legion Juniors in the state tournament. The team meets Pleasanton Juniors in Pleasanton, with Beha pitching and Ronald Souza catching. Hayward also faces Becker Bears in the regional path.
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Hayward
American Legion
Legion
Pleasanton
Legion Hall
Beiha
Ronald Souza
Pleasanton RemMe
Becker Bears
Americans Take Too Much Medicine Says Doctor
A physician warns that Americans overuse medicines and pills for aches or pains. The piece urges consulting a physician before taking drugs and suggests only selling medicines when they do good. The Hayward Drug Co advertises in Hayward California with address and phone.
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Hayward Drug CO
ODP
Sinet
Hayward
Calif
Thone Hayward
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Green Shatter Hotel
Dorothy Cowsgill
Plymouth
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