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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
2
The article urges boys and girls to keep pets such as dogs cats ponies goats hens rabbits calves and pigs and to join a Pet Stock parade during Fiesta Rodeo Week. It emphasizes pride in grooming decorating and parental support to boost enthusiasm and enjoyment for the youngsters and spectators.
A Salem Journal editor notes a Portland rally drew mostly middle aged crowds and laments youth apathy toward politics. He cites Senator Reed and other leaders as examples while pondering causes from primaries to schooling and media, warning it bodes ill for democracy.
The piece argues that youth's urge to act without restraint often leads to fatal results, citing four killed on a San Lorenzo joyride. It suggests civilization rests on restraint and that even familiar consequences can be deadly when chance and impulse align. The author urges youth to learn from others' experiences and temper spontaneity.
Fairview clubs announce an all day outing next Sunday at Manuel Lopes place in Crow Canyon with dancing, coffee, punch, and games. Members and families are invited to bring lunches and cups and arrive at Fairstew school for the 9 to 9:30 meet, with directions to the Lopes ranch provided.
Miss Ruth Kimball of this city is reported improving at a San Francisco hospital after a major operation to relieve a stomach ailment. She had suffered long with stomach trouble and sent for her brothers a few days ago, and the operation followed. It is predicted that Kimball will soon be restored to health.
The Fairsiew Ladies' School club will hold a dance on Saturday evening June 25. The Fairsiew Community club closes for the summer and will reopen September 1. Manager HaskeN coordinated improvements for Lee and outlined further plans for the fall term.
A twenty year old girl preacher singer and guitar artist leads a three week evangelistic program at Dania Hall beginning Tuesday evening. She has traveled in Arizona for years in missions and camps and has preached since age six. The services run nightly except Mondays and Wednesdays.
John Meier and family from Orange California visited A J Bornemans for a weekend gathering. They travel next to Vancouver Washington then Yellowstone Park and plan to reach Oklahoma to manage interests there.
Centerville judge Allen Norris sat in for Judge Silva in the justice court. The Holy Ghost Festival at Mission San Jose drew the largest crowd, with thousands filling the streets. Father J Leal prepares for a four month trip to South America while Alfred M Sievert and Harriet Ellsworth wed in St. Louis. The operetta Yankee Sam is set for June 17 at the Niles Theatre, with three Japanese dances on the program.
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