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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
1
Charles Deane, prominent agriculturist and local egg producer, tells Spark reporter al Ravian that small flocks as a side line are unprofitable due to labor and costs. He says chicken and egg production is a large business needing market demand, proper management, and skilled personnel, with Hayward cited as good poultry country.
The Livermore U. S. Veterans Bureau Hospital will be featured in the next issue of Veterans News of San Francisco. Col. PF S Rawls, Medical Officer in charge, reports articles by hospital staff and numerous pictures to illustrate the Livermore hospital and its facilities.
Marshal Fred Schilling broke up a street brawl on Laurel Avenue in Hayward as three San Francisco men, members of the Recreational Espanola club, were arrested after a free for all. They faced Judge Harder and were fined or jailed for disturbing the peace.
A radio donated by Japanese residents of the Centerville School District was installed last week. Pupils will access instructive programs broadcast by various coastal stations, enriching school activities and learning.
A monster parade led by two drum corps will proceed from the Native Sons Hall in Hayward on Saturday evening June 13. The American Legion Post No 5 of Oakland will head the parade with its drum corps, joined by the Hayward Native Sons drum corps providing music. The march goes from Native Sons Hall down C street Castro A street Malin street Siam back to the hall, followed by cabaret style entertainment and dances with numbers between dances.
Construction has begun on Decoto's new $57,000 school building with contractors aiming to finish by the contract deadline. Lumber and materials began arriving on site early in the week as work progresses toward handover to the trustees for acceptance.
Mr and Mrs Everett Rose of Irvington newlyweds married June 1 travel in Los Angeles on their honeymoon and are due home today Mrs Rose was Miss Bertha Perry of Centerville a popular girl Mr Rose is a promising young man in Irvington They will reside there and receive congratulations from friends
Japanese residents represented by Mr. Mune and K. Karato ordered to purchase the instrument and installation for the school when directed, as the Atwater Kent type comes fully equipped.
Stanton Soares, local real estate man, reports the sale of Cardoza’s ten acre vegetable farm near Lontine Caracota for 10500 dollars in cash. The purchase is believed to be the largest cash payment in the Hayward district for months, highlighting a valuable property transaction.
Washington Union High School will close June 1 for summer vacation and reopen August 24. The board will start a night school term with citizenship and automobile mechanics likely included. If demand grows, more courses may be offered. Miss Jean Applegate and Miss Thelma Thoming resigned effective June 30 to pursue health and study opportunities.
J. W. Nelson of Mission San Jose was struck by an auto and badly injured. He was knocked into the gutter and had a miraculous escape from death. The driver stopped to render first aid and has volunteered assistance.
A well filled house witnessed the MacDonough Stock company presenting The Man Worth while Sunday evening. The comedy drama was rendered in an able manner and won applause. The next bill, The Lumber Jack, is announced for Monday. The company plans to stay in Hayward for a time and perform nightly in the big tent on G and Watkins streets.
R E L Glassley general manager for Montgomery Ward urged Hayward Rotary Club members that 1925 will bring normal conditions and improving prospects after a 6,000 mile survey. He noted crop losses offset by gains, with no need for gloom and encouraged gratitude, while other program highlights included a Rotary history talk and a Cleveland convention trip.
The Sprouse Reitz Co. Hayward store will undergo a complete remodel with a new front, improved fixtures and lighting. F B Watkins, new manager from Los Angeles, announces the changes and expresses satisfaction with the move from southern California.
The Sanol Glen school district sold a 45 000 bond issue to the Bank of Italy at the top premium of 2235. Blythe, Witter and Company of San Francisco bid 2139 as the second highest. Nine other bidders participated. The funds will finance a new Sunoci school building.
Nelson Brothers disclose plans for a fine new planning mill to be built near the Hayward city limits on Castrugereet. The shop and building will feature modern machinery and be ready for use by July, with decisions on details to follow.
The Niles Grammar School will graduate a large class this year. Names include Andrew Andrade Katherine Bliss James Bunker Martha Crane James Cull Arnold Belline Otello Bellini Richard Davis Ailee Dilon Avina Enos Doris Destreda Virginia Farington Anthony Fields Albert Furtado Ruth Gomes Paul Guzman F Habenicht Mary King Marion Laws Geo Lucas Madeiros Edward Madelein Perry Joe Perry Mary Rodrigues Cecilia Sullivan Elia Sullivan Bert Silveira Eva Teeter and Frank A Miller. Frank Miller offered Riverside a memorial ball site measuring 163 by 225 feet.
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