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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
2
The Review lauds Jep Eschelson as a brilliant local figure and humorously introduces E. S. Warren as another genuine luminary. It recalls Warren’s 16 or 18 year old hat choice that remains stylish and durable, a hat that never went out of fashion.
Mr Warren backs a local bus service idea either with existing lines or a new operator. He envisions a loop from A to the Pickle Works, past the cannery to Castro Street, out C and back to Castro via B or A as a feeder and public convenience, boosting local business.
The Review questions the proposed bus service saying it is not necessary and would clutter streets with large buses and loud horns. It suggests testing a local service similar to one in a nearby city that has operated for almost twenty years with competing lines in part of the period.
Local business figure E. S. Warren advocates extending bus service toward Castro Valley, debating private or institutional operation for Oakland and San Jose routes. The Review asserts Warren’s intelligence and potential for a future trial, though immediate action seems unlikely.
The Royal Neighbors plan a whist party at the Stephens home on B street, with engagements and bridal events for Miss Chispa Barnes. A bridge tea at the Woman's Club in Oakland hosts Mrs. George G Karmesh, and Miss Dorothy Mouser chairs a June 19 event at the Fairmont in San Francisco honoring Barnes. Social gatherings include a birthday observance for Alberta Forth, a butterfly themed dinner, and travels of locals to Aptos, Monterey, and Los Angeles amid clubs, lectures, and civic activities.
The financial campaign conducted for the past several months by the J. J. Barree camp of the United Spanish War Veterans ended successfully on Wednesday night. Prizes for campaign work went to Crecillins, senior past commander, and Mrs Mamie Hagney of Barrett auxiliary Alameda. An informal reception honored Mrs Adele Chase, treasurer of the local auxiliary, recently elected state auxiliary president. Captain Roy P. Stoneburn, a veteran of the Spanish-American and World wars, was welcomed as a new member.
Centerville notices report Mrs. Lannes Sharman returned from the hospital after knee surgery. She is improving but will be housebound for weeks following a prior knee operation and a recent fall in San Jose. A reception at Masonic Hall is planned for Grand Conductor Willa Jane Hellwig. Joseph Serpa of Mowry’s Landing died at his brother’s home from a heart attack, age 81, and Clara Weeks is announced to wed.
Notice describes a property sale on A Street near Cartre Street with depth to Smalley Ave. The seller is BR. A. Kolze at 388 Casio Street reachable by phone Hiayward 3307. Bargain call to act quickly.
The article notes a former San Jose teacher to John Seymour Roberts of San Jose, with the wedding tied to the Suie Call event. It also covers Coun try club elections, installing officers, and local social activities at Centerville, including dinners for the Men’s club and alumni banquets.
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