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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
4
In early air travel, the arrival of planes like the Southern Cross sparked excitement despite routine flights from California to Hawaii. The pilots emphasize safety, emergency prep, and weather wisdom as key to success, noting courage must be tempered by measured risk and thorough planning.
A survey cited by Roger Babson notes eight manufacturing sectors add jobs this year, four closely tied to farming including agricultural implements and milling. Despite overall reductions, farm dependent industries show resilience with gains in newspaper printing, autos, rubber goods, and millinery. easing tax levies could ease public concern as summer approaches.
Hayward mourns the death of C E Aker at 516 Smalley avenue after weeks of illness. Survived by wife nine children and numerous relatives across Colorado Mississippi Indiana California and Wyoming. Funeral set for Thursday June 7 at 2 PM from Sorensen Brothers parlors with interment at Lone Tree cemetery.
Funeral services for Laverne Bradley, age 19, will be held Thursday starting at 9 a.m. from the home on Flver Avenue, with a mass at Saint Al Saints church and burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Bradley, a Hawaii native, died Monday of pneumonia leaving a wife and three children.
W. H Kingsley of Eden Gladiola Gardens in Tennyson travels to Los Angeles to judge the California Gladiola Society show. He has been appointed as a judge for the gladiola exhibition staged there.
The Mt Eden Thimble Club surprised Mr and Mrs Adolph Oliver at their Mt Eden home for their 25th wedding anniversary. A mock wedding, roses and dahlias decorated the rooms, a silver sugar creamer gift, and poems by Mrs Tillie Marlin highlighted the celebration. Guests included family and neighbors, with several Oliver relatives noted among the attendants and speakers.
Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Nelly Neilsen who died June 2 at Alameda sanitarium after an automobile wreck near San Leandro May 31. Rev Torvik officiated. She was active in the Eastern Star and Woodcraft Circle and survived by husband Theodore, a son, three sisters and other relatives.
A reader suggests Kelly Bros at 671 Briar Street Hayward for Father’s Day gifts. The ad touts men’s wear including neckties with Cheney collars priced around $2 and notes Read Bron at 671 B street as a shopping tip for good value and well dressed dads.
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