Bay Counties Fire Prevention Association Formed in Bayward
A Bay Area meeting in Hayward led to the creation of the Bay Counties Fire Prevention Association, uniting fire chiefs commissioners and police officials to promote fire prevention education and laws. L. G. Wolfe of Piedmont was elected president and F. J. Sandy of Oakland secretary. The group backs state fire prevention bills and seeks better police-fire collaboration to curb arson and major conflagrations.
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BAY Counties Fire Prevention’ Association
Bayward
Hayward
Bay Counties
Piedmont
F. J. Sandy
Oakland
California
Young
Ciiies
Argon
Sam Short
Short
Berkeley
Wolfe
Butcher's Wife Wins $25 Prize For Subscriptions
Castro Valley June 8 Mrs Marie Jund Valle Vista P T A won a 25 cash prize offered by the California Oregon Congress of Parents and Teachers for the highest percentage of subscriptions to the official magazine Parent Teacher She could not attend the state convention in Los Angeles and was represented by Mrs J W Anderson who also received a prize as federation publications chair Mrs Anderson learned of her award only before departing for Los Angeles Two other prizes went to San Diego Ninth District and Sacramento Third District The East Alameda County Federation praised Hayward for its achievements at the Los Angeles convention and Mrs A Waller federation president will report at the June 15 meeting
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Castro Valley
Californa Oregon Congress of Parents and Teachers
Marie Jund
Valle Vista P. T. A
Los Angeles
Jund
J. W. Anderson
Daughtes Elect New Officers of Hayward Parlor
Hayward Native Daughters of the Golden West elected officers for the year led by Past President Alice Gatling and President Henrietta Dobbei. Delegates were chosen to attend the grand parlor in Modesto the week of June 1925 with installation planned for the July meeting. Laura Frank joined as a new member at the meeting. A Fiesta Rodeo parade plan was discussed and a committee appointed.
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Emma Oa’ies
Mary Geding
Carrie Krotzer
A. C. Billingsley
Laura Frank
Hayward
Gatling
Henrietta Dodhel
Modesto
Mayhew Buys The Kelly Candy Shop
The Kelly Candy store is now in the hands of P. L. Mayhew after a purchase made last week from Mr. Demers. Mr. Mayhew is no stranger to the confectionery trade and intends to continue running the shop with the same local charm.
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Mayhew
Kelly
Kelly Candy
P. L. Mayhew
Oregon College Hatch Results Show Mixed Poultry Yields
The Corvallis Poultry Department reports 1927 hatch results with 3.2 percent hatch from 2529 Plymouth Rock eggs and 6.42 percent from 2231 eggs for other breeds. Fertility ranges around 87.7 to 91.5 percent with notable hatch rates in bred lines and culling aimed at improving egg production and broodiness.
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Poulrymey
Hayward
Oregon Agriculteral College
United States
James Dryden
Concord
Contra Costs
Oregon
Oregon College
Corvallis
Gregon Agricultural College
Plymouth Rock
F. Knowlston
R College Farm
Knowlton
Poultry Department
Western Auto to Open in Hayward Next Week
Western Auto Supply Company plans a new store at 557 Cerstro Street Hayward with a reception and a four day Get Acquainted Sale. Field Superintendent E Hiatt notes music entertainment and a surprise feature, as founder George Pepperdine emphasizes honest pricing and strong service nationwide.
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Western Auto Supply Company
Western Auto Supply
Hayward
Hever
Cerstro Street
Field
E Hiatt
Oakland
Tratt
Heyer
George Pepperdine
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Canada
Mexico
Honolulu
Lustig’s Dollar Day Sale To Run Two Days
Lustig’s will host a two day Dollar Day sale at Watkins and A Street offering most items at $1 or $1 off or two for $1. The Lustigs promise the largest sale in their history with vast selections from furniture to hardware and even a Baldwin locomotive model at deep discounts. A big range model will be marked down by $1 daily until sold. Saturday and Monday are billed as exceptional bargain days.
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Cones
Lustig's
Watkins
Lustig
Lustigs
Chinatown
iWild West Rodeo Features Planned For Fiesta Week
Fiesta Redes committee outlines seven parades for Fiesta Week and a Hayward Rodeo reimagining. Features include wild bull riding, extreme mount attempts, bucking horses named and described, and a wild cow milking contest. Riders Hank Edwards Earl Eblein Herman Trobbe Jack McKinnon Fred Weidemann join the lineup. Parades include opening night illuminated parade June 21 military parade June 22 juvenile stock parade June 24 and cowboy parade June 25 with bands and civic groups involved.
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Plains
Hayward
Fiesta Redes
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Pereira
General Committee
Hank” Edwards
Salinas
Earl Eblein
Modesto
Buckaroo
Herman Trobbe
Jack McKinnon
Forth Worth
Texas
Fred Weidemann
Rodeo Committee
Pacific Coast
Nevada
Hayward District Schools End of Year Exhibit Opens
At B Street Cranmmar School parents tour the end of year displays across halls on the first floor. Junior Red Cross pupil crafts, geography maps and relief maps, an Indian tepee, crayon art, needlework, basket weaving, and more fill the exhibits. Principal Mrs. Katherine Borneman invites remaining visitors to pay a visit.
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Hayward
B Street
Cranmmar
Sehool
Red Cross
United States
Katherine Borneman
Last Big Cowboy Parade Set For Sunday Afternoon
The Hayward section will participate with a Sunday afternoon parade at 1 30 o clock marking the final big cowboy event of the series.
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Hayward
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