Hayward Meeting Sees Hope Despite Crop Losses
R H Glassley spoke of offsetting losses by gains in other lines after a 6000 mile tour across the United States. Andy Garin, an agriculturist, says master crops like peaches and sugar beets should produce well, though market conditions remain the key. Cattlemen are firm and most lines show improvement, with prosperity favored in Hayward district if late producers offset earlier declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Glassley
Hayward
United State
Andy Garin
Amu
Local Boys Register for Hayward Court Camp
Fifty Hayward district boys have registered for the summer scout camp opening Monday. Local officials report strong turnout and expect more lads to enroll in the next two weeks as Monterey County hopes for records amid high summer camp registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Dimond
Scouttas U
Hayward Elks Host Flag Day Luncheon With High School Seniors
Hayward Lions club welcomed 26 Hayward Union High School seniors at a Wednesday noon luncheon at the Pergola. Pacific National Bank of San Francisco manager Kenneth Milligan urged strong personal contacts in business and stressed courteous, humane treatment to win and retain customers. Class president Francis Kearney spoke for the students, and Professor Johnson outlined school work related to business ethics. The event closed with songs, a five minute Lions code of ethics talk by Jack Mitchell, and a special dinner prepared by Lion Fred Hammontree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Milligan
Pacific National Bank of San Francisco
Lions Club
Hayward Union High School
Pergola
Miligan
Curtesy
Ube
Francis Kearney
Johnson
Jack Mitchell
Mitchell
Ern Russell
Pergola Orchestra
Bay Region
Lion Fred Hammon- Tree
Ita
Canton-American hospital struck in Chinese civil conflict
The Canton-American hospital at Canter was shelled amid civil war fighting between rival factions. Consul General Jebking reported to the state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canter
Eelan Jebking
Atutal
Scopes Defense Adds Charles W. Thomas to Team
New York June 1 The defense for John T. Scopes includes former Colorado senator Charles W. Thomas joining the list. With Thomas added, John R. Neal becomes chief of the defense. other named attorneys include Clarence Darrow Dudley Field Malone Walter Nellis and Samuel Rosensohn in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Charles W. Thomas
Colorado
John T. Scopes
Thomas
Scopes
John R. Neal
Dubliers
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Bainbridge Colby
Dudley Field Malone
Walter Nellis
Samuel Rosensohn
Camp Fire Ceremony Honors Hayward Girls
The Hayward Camp Fire Girls held an outdoor ceremony June 9 with parents present. Mrs. Ross Winslow awarded ranks to eleven girls, including Helen Ebert and Angela Hotchkiss, as they received individual candles and storytelling songs followed by a display of experiences from their time in Camp Fire. Candle sticks were crafted by Hayward Grammar School students under J E Hollingshead. The hour long ceremony left a lasting impression on attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Stret School
Hayward Camp
Ross Winslow
Helen Ebert
Angela Hotchkiss
Julia Hutchison
Lola Kavanagah
Aund Meyer
Katherine Rohrer
Eugenia Shaw
Marjorie Shaw
Edna Smith
Eaiel van Wick
Francis Winslow
J. E. Hollingshead
Castro Valley Club Considers Building House Of Its Own
The Castro Valley Improvement and Social Club held its regular meeting Wednesday evening with six new members proposed and accepted. A clubhouse for joint club and school use was enthusiastically discussed. Other notes include Mrs. C. Jorgensen winning first prize, birth of Shirley to Mr. and Mrs. C. Vize, E. Davidson hosting a New York guest, Joseph Hubers trading ranch for Hayward property, Mrs. W. Wiedemeyer breaking her arm, and visits from Sacramento by the Parsons Home family. Dora and Maye Jorgensen visited friends in Sonora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Garcia
Airs. C. Jorgensen
C. Vize
D. Rozzele
Wilbeam Ave
Shirley
E. Davidson
New York
Joseph Hubers
Cotton Ave
Foothill Blvd
Hayward
W. Wiedemeyer
Redwood Road
Howard Reamer
Sacramento
Parsons Home
Dora
Maye Jor-gensen
Sonora
Tomb of Shelley Holds Only Heart in Rome Cemetery
The report notes Mary Shelley’s heart preserved in the Protestant cemetery in Rome while Shelley’s body was cremated at Viareggio, where the poet drowned. Jenkins protests the firing though no injuries occur. American women and children relocate from the danger zone following Jenkins’ warning to foreigners to avoid the fighting area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Rome
Viareggio
Mary A. TS
Jenkins
Jenking
Street Pavement Repairs Underway For Holes
Fred Schilling reports pavement repairs on Holes India i street, with work continuing to fix broken areas caused by heavy truck traffic. He notes that sinking asphalt bases create bumps that rise and hinder safe passage, prompting the ongoing restoration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India i
Fred Schilling
Schillings
Masters Health Sale and Mattress Replacement Initiative
Masters Furniture Co announces a health campaign burning old mattresses and selling new ones at 335.00 each. Ed Masters says replacements are sanitary with modern materials and cites medical backing from county health officer Dr John Azevero supporting replacing aged bedding to curb contamination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters Furniture Co
Masters
John Azeverlo
Scopes Offered Fortune to Join With the Movies
New York June 10 John T F Scopes a young high school teacher from Dayton Tennessee refused two definite offers to enter The Mo Scopes who is to be tried next view averaging 50000.09 each month on a charge of violating the Tennessee law forbidding the teaching of evolution said he would refuse both offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Ftf. Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Mo- Scopes
Broke Bandits Rob Victim in Lake Merritt
United Press reports two masked men robbed artist Carl A Grun dy of one dollar and hurled him into Lake Merritt in Oakland on June 1. The incident left him soaked but unharmed, as authorities investigate the local street crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Oakland
Carl A. Grundy
Warm Days Aid Apricot Crop Growth
The warm pleasant weather has greatly benefited the apricot crop, according to Andy Garing of Haywer. The sun has cleared up the frit and improved conditions, giving the fruit a chance to reach larger size and quality and be desirable for shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Garing
Scouts Receive Award at Court of Honor Meet
The Court of Honor of Boy Scouts of America held a January meeting in Hayward with Judge Jacob Harper Jr presiding. Scouts from Troops 1 4 and 5 earned Second and First Class ratings Merit Badges Star and Life Scout results noted for Hayward Livermore and further leadership presence listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Boy Scouts of America
Jacob Harper, Jr
Castro St
Hayward
Jane
Harper
Jacob Harder, Jr
Hans Henningsen
Frank Leach
Dist
E. W. Burr
J. D. Armstrong
Jno. Geary
Jno. Mitchell
PF. H. Hoare
Hayvard
Fred
Roy Hortensen
Livermore
Donald Nason
Robert MecKown
Forest Lindsay
Joe Pefferle
Fred Wejiby
Gladsread Viery
John Gorrie
Geo. Webb
Geo. Foster
Stanley Gibson
Hans Wesby
W. W. Hailey
Naval Planes to Fly to Boston Expedition
Three planes of the McMilland Naval expedition took off from the Philadelphia naval yard for Boston at 1:24, 1:25, and 1:26 daylight time. The aircraft, capable of land or water landings, will be used by Donald Mecailiisnd to explore the northern region and search for the AaUsdséer party before being transferred to McMilland's base ships. The fleet will proceed to Etah Greenland, base of the expedition, where Amundsen's work is expected to continue.
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United Press
Philadelphia
McMilland Naval Expedition
Naval Yard
Boston
Donald Mecailiisnd
AaUsdséer
McMilland
Etah
Groanland
Explorer
Amundsen
Fragmented editorial note on human intelligence limits
A clipped, garbled note questions human intelligence peaks and fatigue, with a stray attribution to Cleveland and a mention of St Louis. The fragmentary text hints at aging, observers, and a suspected Democrat alignment but lacks clear facts or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Tratn Desler
Alves
Louis Glane
Replanting Cushions Hayward Cucumber Crop Prospects
Hayward district cucumber growers face initial washout after heavy rains but persist with replanting. Subsequent rains arrived in time, aiding replants and lifting prospects for a strong crop this season, with farmers staying committed to the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Club Picnic Set for August 2 by Local Clubs
Representatives from Castro Valley Ashland Valle Vista and West Hayward met to set August 2 as the date for the annual big picnic. Location to be announced later. Interested clubs should contact F. P. Hann 503 Castra Street Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Ashland
Valle ‘Vista
West Hayward
F. P. Hann
Castra Street
Hayward
Hay Harvest Progress in Eden and Washington Townships
Hay harvest is well underway in Eden and Washington townships. Local growers report some damage from late rains but expect the late crop of old hay to be good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Washington Townships
Unusual Chestnut Grove Home for Sale Near Hayward
A distinctive 4 bedroom Chestnut Grove house, 6 rooms total, just completed. Owner cannot occupy and will sell to a quick buyer, with down payment and monthly terms offered. Located near the San Leandro Hayward line, advertised as the finest suburban home with ample value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove
San Leandro
Hayward
Los Angeles
Httle
John A. Doxey
East 14Th Street
Castro Valley Road
Hayward Elks to Take Part in Bay Area Flag Day
Hayward Elks join a multi city Flag Day celebration at Lakeside Park under Oakland Alameda Berkeley Richmond and Pittsburg auspices. Rex B Goodcell will speak. The History of the Flag by Hardy Hutchinson. musical program by Paul Steindeorf and Oakland Municipal Band. RO TC Alameda to raise the flag. invitations sent to veteran groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Hardy C. Hutchinson
Philip Mr. Carey
Paul Steindeorf
Oakland Municipal Band
Madame J. Raegen Talbot
Elks Flag Day
Alameda
A. J. LaCoste
Oakland
Luther A. Dunlay
Berkeley
James F. Hoey
Richmond
Edwin FP. Jackson
Pittsburg
P. M. Willemin
Grand Army of the Republic
The
American Legion
Taiji Ares Diligence Versus Means
A terse quotation notes diligence rather than wealth as the key to taiji mastery, attributed to Alfred Mercier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Mercier
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Loewenthal
Hayward Dealers
Orator
S. F
Lions Meeting
U.S. Hospital
China
Castro Valley News
Lake Meritt
Fou
Roy Scouta
Tharer Bldg
Sprense Relly Co
Kent—Lanny
BAY
Alameda Area
Walter H. Daniels
Castro Street
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