Manning Freed Ahead of Saturday Inquest
Mrs. Marguerite Manning a nurse linked to an illegal operation in Mrs. Clive White case is released by Sheriff Becker. An inquest into Mrs. White’s death is set for 1 30 PM Saturday at Pratt mortuary with autopsy results from Western Laboratories expected to be introduced.
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Manning
Clive White
Manuel White
Centerville
Marguerite Manning
Watkins Street
White
Burton F. Becker
Walter Flierl Aeeredt
Atre
Anm
J. L. Davis
Jack Collier
E. A. Ormsby
Mrs Cole Heads Hayward Rebekah Lodge Event
Mrs Rebecca Cole was elected noble grand of the Hayward Rebekah lodge at its annual meeting held Thursday night at the Gola Fellows' hall. Other officers elected include Bernice Barree vice noble grand Lily Wallace recording secretary Emma Anderson financial secretary Christine Hentingsen treasurer Susie Daken and Mrs Minnie Teason trustees. Mrs Alfred Stalmer district deputy president was a guest. An American flag will be presented to the Orakens' home at Gilroy on June 10. All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs are urged to attend. A benanet and social hour followed.
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Rebecca Cole
Noble Grand
Hayward Rebekah Loge
Gola
Bernice Barree
Lily Wallage
Emma Anderson
Christine Hentingsen
Susie Daken
Minnie Teason
Alfred Stalmer
Orakens
Gilroy
Odg
Rebekahs
Stukaloff Rites Set for Saturday in Oakland
Funeral services for William Stukaloff, killed by a hit and run while working with a telephone crew in Oakland, will be held Saturday at 2 30 p m at Grant Miller mortuary East 11th street and 23rd avenue Oakland. Residents of the Tennyson district plan to attend reflecting his prominence there. Stukaloff, born in Russia 35 years ago, lived in Oakland nine years after coming from North Dakota. He leaves a widow Mrs Hulda Stukaloff two brothers and four children living in Westwood. He was a prominent member of the Tennyson Improvement Club.
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William Stukaloff
Andruy Asomebie
Oakland
Grant Miller
East 11Th Street
23Rd Avenue
Tennyson District
Stukatoff
Russia
North Dakota
Hulda Stukatoff
Lving
Westwood
The
Tennyson Improvement Clab
Accident at Pratt Mortuary Sparks Injury to Conductor
Bert M. Moore, conductor on the Southern Pacific, may lose a finger after his badly mangled digit was caught while extricating a wrecked car from a locomotive pilot. He remains hospitalized at Southern Pacific Hospital in San Francisco after the collision with Ishihara’s locomotive.
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Pratt Mortuary
Bert M. Moore
Southern Pacific Radin
Ishihara
Southern Pacific Hospital
San Francisco
Bret Harte 92 Graduates Receive Diplomas in Moving Ceremony
Allen Roberts presents class gift as 92 eighth graders at Bret Harte receive certificates of eight years of schooling. Principal Reid hails the 100 percent class, with Helga Hayer top scholar. Thomas McCune close behind. David E. Martin lauds teachers and parents, urging civic responsibility and school vigilance.
Clarence Saunders Store Slashes Prices for Weekend Sale
Advert says unusual savings at Clarence Saunders Store 1010 Bi street Hayward Friday and Saturday. Fragments mention wedding month and floral work by M Franck Nursery and Florist Sweetwood 9986 San Lorenzo Junction.
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Clarence Saunders
Bi Street
Hayward
Daily Review
Wnusual
Fe Sercet
Fane
M. Franck
Sweetwood
Eith St
San Lorenzo Junction
Indians and Cowboys to Storm Hayward Wild West Show
The Hayward rodeo at Harry Rowell ranch in Dublin canyon on June 22 and 23 features tamed Indians wild horses and semi wild cowboys in two stampedes. Announcer Abie Lefkowitz will present feats of riders and mounts while Jesse Stahl and his son join from Nevada and Arizona. The American Legion band provides music as 100 wild horses and numerous horses challenge riders amid new grandstands and a polished arena.
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Hayward
Harry Rowell
Dublin Canyon
Abie Lefkowitz
Jesse [Stahl
Jesse Stahl
Duck Valley
Nevada
Arizona
American Legion Bend
Cardwell Given D-Day Jail Term
Ernest Cardwell, released after 10 days for reckless driving and license suspension, received a 90 day jail sentence from Judge Jacob Harder Jr. on a second conviction. Deputy Hooson and Chief Silva arrested him after noon on Winton road following complaints of spee d driving that endangered another driver. He has faced similar charges before the court.
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Ernest Cardwell
Jacob Harder Jr
Justice Court
George Hooson
Louis Silva
Winton
Tom-- Diaiits
Hooson
Miss Richardson Pneumonia Victim
Mrs. Bernice Richardson, 20, daughter of Dana Lee Richardson of Harder station, died early Friday at Highland hospital after a week with pneumonia. Her father, badly hurt in an automobile accident months ago, is in a San Francisco hospital and will likely remain there for months.
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Bernice Richardson
Dana Lee Richardson
Harder Station
Highland Hospital
San Francisco
900 Go on Strike At Fisher Plant
Between 800 and 900 workers walked out at the Fisher Body company plant in Oakland amid a strike committee call. Police guarded the factory and had been called to remove strikers, with the plant's output reduced to about one tenth of normal as demands for higher wages and a shift to piecework were pressed.
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Fisher
Oakland
United Pisss
Fisher Body Company
EL FL Gelling
Ont- Tal
Dinner Tonight Served by Congregational Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church offers a chicken dinner tonight at church parlors with salad vegetables new potatoes and strawberry short cake. Mrs. Lester Perry chairs arrangements. Mr and Mrs G R Paul and daughter Vallae from Twain Harte Inn visited Thursday on the Sonora Mono road.
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The
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Congregational Church
Lester Perry
G. R. Paul
Vallae
Twain-Harte Inn
Sonora
Sonora ‘Mono Road
Third Alaska Gold Rush Predicted By Visitor Here
Fred Jaeger, visiting Hayward from his Alaska home, predicts a third gold rush soon. He has spent 16 years in Alaska as prospector, fisher, and baker, with recent work in Ketchikan and time in Dawson during World War I. Alaska’s timber and paper industry grows, aviation expands, and copper prospects show promise as new arrivals come and development accelerates.
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Alaska
Hayward
Felows
Alaskan
Wilds
Fred Jaeger
Franz Jaegel
Castro Street
Jaegel
United States
Zellerbach Company
Jthe
Mr. Jaeger
Ketchikan
Anton Jaegel
Dan McGrew
Twenty Thirt ies Club Plans Beach Fete at Warren s Creek
Harvard Twenty-Thirty club schedules a beach barbecue and dinner dance for June 20 at the Warren tract near Warren s Creek with potted meats and a Bavarian orchestra. The plan includes guests from Martinez and Palo Alto Twenty-Thirty clubs, plus local officials. District Governor Al Frager reports growth of Twenty-Thirty clubs across the western states and outlines upcoming district events and officer elections.
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Waikiki
Harvard Twenty-Thirty
Warren’s Creek
Warren Tract
Upper B Street
Dale Simpson
Guy Warren
Don Kubwarth
Warren's Creek
Martinez Club
Louis Silva
Harvard
Class Party At Bret Harte School Marked By Colorful Festivities
Graduates of Bret Harte School and teachers held an all afternoon to Thursday night party in the Luther Burbank auditorium. About 92 pupils attended with Principal Robert M. Reid, Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Earl Kenyon and Miss Margaret Lands borough presiding. Allen Roberts led the class with Baldwin Lockerby and Henry Sorensen Jr. as officers. Entertainment included games, buffet supper, and dancing with an orchestra of Bernice Silva, Rose Marie Murray, John Cochrane and Lloyd Dias. Guests included trustees and wives and Bret Harte PTA members.
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Bret Harte School
Luther Burbank School
Robert M. Reid
R. Reid
Earl Kenyon
Margaret Landsborough
Allen Roberts
Baldwin Lockerby
Henry Sorensen ,Jr
Bernice Silva
Rose Marie Murray
John Cochrane
Lloyd Dias
Bret Harte Parent-Teachers' Association
Jnudge Jacob Warder Jr
Fred Brown
Frank Pereira
Famed Fighter Humorist Speaks at Veterans Club Noon
Captain Julius Lauterback, once of the German raider Emden, regaled veterans with tales from Singapore to the Philippines. The audience included Mayor Wilbur Indee and many guests as Phillips urged about $10 000 in fines for the club’s day’s events.
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Art Phillips
Bri 'Rvise
Veterans’ Club
Wilbur
Singapore
Straits of Malacca
Philipine Islands
Germany
Jerback
California
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Mount Eden
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Bret Harte
Martin
Haver
Helga
Hayer
Thomas McCune
Rose-Marie Murray
Jennie Fay Livingston
Ethel Sui Lee
William Brieto
Alien Roberts
Young Roberts
David E. Martin
Alameda County
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Fiise
Glee Club
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Cardwell
al Frager
Petaluma
Salinas
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Hollywood
Howard Irish
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Mr. Prager
Pret Harte School
Castro St
Jill
Kelly Bros
High View
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Vets Club
Lauterback
Emden
Lanterback
R B. Leonard
Hayward Theatre
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Richard Walling
Mary Nolan
Sam
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Billie Dove
Antonio Moreno
Sally O'Neil
William Collier Jr
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