City moves to condemn site for veterans hall
Hayward adopts a resolution to condemn the 150 by 153 foot lot owned by Councilman Robert A. Kolze for a veterans memorial building. City Attorney Do White to file suit to fix purchase price, aiming to deed site to the county after quick settlement. The project is part of a $200,000 county plan with targets in Livermore and Emeryville.
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Hayward
Robert A. Kolze
Do. W. White
Arthur Manter
Main Street
Livermore
Emeryville
Women to Be Hostesses at Markham Diner
Reservations are being made for a dinner at the Green Shatter hotel Friday evening hosted by the Hayward Woman's Republican club. Virzil Markham, principal speaker and son of poet Edwin Markham, will review his book The Gates of Wales and include a travelogue of life in that country. Reception committee members are listed. The dinner concludes the season for the club.
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Green Shatter Hotel
Hayward
Emni
Virzil Markham
Gates of Wales
Edwin Markham
Ll. R. Rosenberg
W. W., Haley
Leo Haas
Peter J. Crosby
Henry Oliver
E. H. Christian
Hans Henningsen
C. H. Hargrave
George H. Oakes
Robert Koize
William Oswill
J. W. Burge
W. H. Baker
Garden Awards Being Listed Plans for Yard and Garden contest
Garden club executives meet Friday at Mrs. Florence Eschwaldt's home to finalize permanent organization and complete arrangements for the Yard and Garden contest. Final results will be announced Saturday and headquarter plans are made for The Review demonstration home on Castro street. Georges C. Roeding of California Nursery Company in Niles leads judging and will deliver the final award list Friday night.
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Garden Club
Florence Eschwaldt
Castro Street
Georges C. Roeding
California Nursery Company
Niles
Morrison to Probe Pear Blight Fight in Yakima Valley
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Morrison and their son drive to Walla Walla for vacation as J. Murray Davison handles farm adviser duties. Morrison plans to study pear blight control groups formed during his Yakima valley stint to aid his local campaign on return around June 28.
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T. O. Morrison and Son
Walla Walla
Wash
Morrison
J. Murray Davison
Yakima Valley
Vienna department store Zwiebath files voluntary bankruptcy
Vienna's largest department store Zwiebath of Kaertner Strasse entered voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities near 1 million dollars and offers creditors 35 percent as full settlement if accepted.
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Vienna
Zwiebath
Kaertner Strasse
Water rate dispute stalls city council action
The conference adjourned after the council declined to approve paying 20 cents per thousand gallons for well water. A 10 cent rate was proposed, and water district officials left with orders to study pumping costs. Attending officials included W. S. Perkins, Charles Lone, G. A. Tindersnadker, and J. A. Treadweil, district attorney.
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Manuel G. Riggs
City Planning Commission
Atherton Street
Congregational Church
Eden Township
Water District
W. S. Perkins
Charles Lone
G. A. Tindersnadker
J. A. Treadweil
Hayward to host Poultry Short Course and miniature golf
A July 14 to 25 program offers free poultry short courses at Hayward High School led by R W Gray the Napa agriculture director and poultry editor. The same week Hayward gains an 18 hole miniature golf course on Foothill Blvd built by Guy Warren and Dale Simpson with stock from the Russell estate aiming to attract local golfers and provide nearby recreation.
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Foothill Blvd
Hayward
R. W. Gray
Napa High School
California Cultivator
Gray
Ich Yocal Poultrymen
Hayward Poultry Producers’ Association
Poultry Producers of
Central California
Bureau of Agricultural Education
Sacramento
The
Union High School
Frederick Johnson
Mr. Gray
Napa
Foothill Boulevard
Russell Way
Guy Warren
Dale Simpson
T. B. Russell
Mile O'Er Hill
Dale
Chowehilla
Messrs
Simpson
Warren
Eagles to Install Their New Officers on Thursday Night
The fraternal order of Eagles will install officers at Silva hall this Thursday during their regular meeting. Elected officers include president H W Pilkington and vice president B Esteban with others named, while M A Pierce and Barry Esteban leave office. A banquet followed by a planned Hi Jinka No 8 dance at Newark pavilion is noted along with several past dame events under B Esteban.
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Order of Eagles
Silva Hall
H. W. Pilkington
B. Esteban
Paul McClennan
J. L. Moniz
P. J. Murphy
Joe Vierra
Melvin van Epps
Hiram Suttle
M. W. Thorpe
M. A. Pierce
Barry Esteban
The
Eagles
Peter O. Erickson
Frank Alasia
F. Munas
Ashland School Graduates 16 in Rites Wednesday
The final of three Ashland San Lorenzo district commencements held at Ashland school Wednesday night honored 16 eighth graders who earned diplomas signaling entry to high school. Speaker Henry L. Hopkins and school board member Robert P. Smith presented diplomas as the Ashland-San Lorenzo band performed and classes showcased plays, songs, and dances.
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San Lorenzo
Ashland
Srade
Henry L. Hopkins
Alameda County
Robert P. Smith
Ashland-San Lorenzo
Charles C. Way
Grace Hickman
Ashland School
Irma Quigley
Hazel Arnold
Darwin Solto
Audrey Anderson
Isabel Garcia
Tony Himmez
Modesto Hernandes
Marianne Herrera
Frank Hickman
Walter Hoag
Donald Murchison
George Murchison
P T A Leader to Address Hayward Union High Meeting
Mrs. Elsa Cardiff, president of the California Congress of Parents and Teachers, will speak at Hayward Union High School P T A’s final meeting Monday at 3 15 pm. The program includes the high school orchestra, a juvenile theatricals fantasy The Gardener's Dream with 30 children, and a girl quartet. Admission is free. Dr H P Struble is improving at Stanford Lane hospital after surgery.
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Elsa Cardiff
California Congress of Parents and Teachers
Hayward Union High School Parent-Teacher Association
Joseph E. Hollingshead
Omo Grimwood
Fmale
Carol B. Kelly
Bertie Farmer
Struble
H. P. Struble
Stanford Lane Hospital
San Francisco
Harry Schilling Elected Chief of Native Sons
In Eden parish Native Sons of the Golden West election Harry Schilling former president was chosen president for the spring year succeeding George H. Oakes. Other officers include William Burgess Henry L'Ecuyer George Hooson Jr Dr Henry Powell Frank B. Leonard Leo Wessman Otis Webb John Meineke Fred Hoffer John A. Dobbel William S. Mead and Drs A C Billings ter C G George Manson. Ed Nicholson won the county horseshoe tournament to lead the parish team.
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Eden Parior
Native Sons of the Golden West
Bank of Haywards Hall
Harry Schilling
Iodse
George H. Oakes
William Burgess
Henry L’ecvryer
George Hooson Jr
Henry Paowell
Frank B. Leonard
Leo Wessman
Otis Webb
Inside Sentinel
John Meineke
Outside Sentinel
Fred Hoffer
John A. Dobbel
William S. Mead
A. C. Billingster
C. G. George
R. M. Manson
Ed Nicholson
Elks Picnic Planned at San Ramon Park Sunday
Alameds lodge Elks set annual picnic at San Ramon Park near Danville on Sunday with signs guiding motorists. Event features games prizes contests a six piece orchestra for dancing and coffee ice cream provided by committee guests bring baskets.
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San Ramon Park
Danvilie
Elks
Native Sons plan Hall Dedication Plaque in Hayward
Dr Powell reports on Merced state convention and Hayward city hall dedication by Native Sons officials. A plaque to be placed at the entrance will bear the motto Dedicated to Truth Liberté and Tolerance by the Native Sons of the Golden West.
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Messrs
Meineke
Leona Oakes
Wessman
Burgess
Schilling Pebbett
Hoffer and Webb
Powell
Merced
Haywards City Hall
Native Sons State
Native Sons of the Golden West
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Napa Hi School
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