Voelker Fined 150 for Liquor Count in Court
Voelker, former Castro Villa operator, paid 150 in Judge Harder Jr.'s justice court after pleading guilty to liquor possession. His assistant, George Christensen, paid 50. Henningsen and Brandon of Hayward led the raid weeks earlier. Sevier asked leniency, Voelker will not run the villa again and may leave Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Voelker
Castro Villa
Justice Court
Jacob Harder Jr
George Christensen
George Henningsen
Joe Brandon
Hayward
Voelker
Milton Sevier
Sevier
Harder
Dominico Fabresio
San Francisco
Clarence York
Oakland
Henry P. Helt
Oakdale
Albert Lawrence
San Mateo
General Hospital
Weather drag lightly hurts cherry crop despite rain
An additional third of an inch of rain brought total rainfall to 13.15 inches at the high school weather station. Fears of cherry crop damage eased as only a small portion of fruit reportedly split by moisture. The cherry canning season opened at the Hunt Brothers cannery last week amid reports of heavy county crop damage in Santa Clara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Johnson
Hunt Brothers
Santa Clara County
Borba Dominates as Hayward Juniors TopPleasanton
Leo nard Borba pitched a 4 to 2 victory for the Hayward Legion Juniors over Pleasanton, allowing three hits and fanning 15. Lefty Roze lead the offense with three hits in three at bats as Hayward improved in the state Legion tournament. Next up, Hayward hosts the Bakers Bears at Bret Harte on Sunday after a 10:36 a.m. start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Borba
Hayward Legion
Dohner & Galbraith Fords
Pleasanton
Borba
Pleasanton Boys
Anselmo
Fords
Haywardites
Hayward
Becker Bears
Bret Harte Grammar School
Bears
Hay
Garillawe
Merchants Squad Beats Giants in Sunday Battle
A local game saw Merchants Squad defeat Giants in a Sunday battle. The notice promotes Kelly Bros to tailor Nett suits with a Father’s Day theme on June 16 at 97 BE Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Squad
Giants
Kelly Bros
Hayward
Alameda Woman Preaches at Local Mission in Alameda
Mrs. Esther Bradford former Hayward resident and current Alameda church pastor will preach at the Pentecostal mission at 6 and Watkins streets Tuesday evening. The public meeting marks the mission reopening after two weeks illness and will be followed by regular sessions on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Bradford
Hayward
Alameda
Pentecostal Mission
Watkins Streets
Bradford
Tennyson Auto Victim Paid Final Tributes
Friends and fellow workers gathered at Grant Miller mortuary in Oakland to honor William Stukaloff who died in a hit and run. The inquest will be held Tuesday. Arthur Smoot faces manslaughter charges. Stukaloff survived by his wife Hulda and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stukaloff
Oakland
Grant Miller
East 14Th Street
M. L. Laurent
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Gabriel Coates
Alen
John Sherloff
Warren Putney
Tennysch
Tennyson Improvement Club
Arthur Smoot
Stukaloff
Hulda Stukaloff
Castro Street Lighting Plan To Be Discussed By Council
The Hayward city council plans a special meeting to decide on Castro street lighting as a major upgrade toward a possible Great White Way. Westinghouse proposes a dual lighting standard with 600 or 1066 candlepower lamps every 100 feet, funded via petitions from property owners if 51 percent approve, with annual costs around 5000 to 23000. The water main extension toward Orchard Avenue and three color automatic signals from General Electric are also on the agenda, aiming to expand services without extra tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Street
Connedl
Hayward
F. J. Welkhouse
Westinghouse Electric Company
San Francisco
Wellhouse
Ramos Brothers
Orchard Avenue
General Electric Company
Three Injured in Auto Accidents Near Hayward
Three persons were injured slightly in two automobile accidents on the Dublin canyon highway about seven miles east of Hayward Sunday. John Corradetti of South San Francisco reported to Chief Louis Silva that his car skidded and wrecked, injuring his left hand. Alfred Certs of South San Francisco received two cuts on the left side. L Silva of Oakland reported his car overturned near the same place. his wife Doris Silva suffered a severe cut on the right hand. Their children Robert 14 William 10 and Alvin 6 were unharmed.
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Dublin Canyon
Hayward
John Corradetti
San Francisco
Louis Silva
Alfred Certs
L. Silva
Oakland
Doris Silva
Gines
Robert
William
Alvin
Rites Held for Antone Roberts
The last earthly tributes were paid to Antone Roberts at a solemn mass in All Saints Catholic Church. Burial followed at St. Joseph's cemetery. Roberts, 45, was born in Honolulu and was a member of the Macabea Torge. Pratt mortuary handled services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Roberts
All Saints’ Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Mr. Roberts
Rose Roberts
Lettie Woodon
Honolulu
Macabea Torge
Pratt Mortuary
Pig and Chicken a Social Hub on Hayward Car Line
A fragment describes a popular local stop called Pig and Chicken near the Hayward car line, noted as a congenial place friends recommend for enjoyable visits and friendly conversation within easy reach of merchants and shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Firemen Honor Castro Valley Chief With Birthday Party
More than 50 attendees gathered at Fire Chief Albert Moir’s Castro Valley home for a supper dance hosted by the Castro Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Club. William Lehman and Oswald King led the reception, presenting a gift to Chief Moir. The barn dance featured Lintham dresses, decorations, and a buffet of baked beans sandwiches wieners ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Moir
Castro Valley
Valley
William Lehman
Oswald King
Mr. Moir
Lintham
Tennyson Club Hears Philippine Talk Saturday
About fifty members of the Tennyson Improvement club heard a secret meeting address by HK Kohler who recently returned from the Philippine islands. He described observations there and noted Filipinos and Chinese feed chickens and hogs on sewage, and mentioned dried and frozen eggs shipped here. Refreshments included home made cake, Roy Bennett sang several songs, and the club reported progress on Ter Till avenue graveling and district road work.
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Tennyson Improvement Club
HK. Kohler
Philippine Islands
Tennysonians
Tennyson
Roy Bennett
Ter- Till
Tat Road
New Ward Home Party Sets Spanish Residence Scene
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ward hosted a birthday and housewarming at their new Spanish house on Prospect Street. Guests enjoyed flower-decorated rooms, a birthday cake, games, and a name-tag guessing game. The Wards planned a Pacific Grove trip with Mrs. Ward’s family, returning by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Ward
Prospect Street
John Edwards
David Watrons
Christine Rackle
Mary Hunkin
Musees
Christine
Cora
Louise Rable
Charlotte Hunkin
Air
Ward
Pacific Grove
Miss Hunkip
Werd
Eagles State Conclave Opens in Redding
The Fraternal Order of Eagles state convention opened in Redding with about 1500 delegates and visitors. James Gunnison of San Bernardino presided as candidates competed for the 1930 convention, with San Francisco and Santa Rosa among cities bidding to host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
United Press
Fraternal
Order For Eagles
James Gunnison
San Bernardino
San Francisco
Santa Rosa
Five-Year Plan Against Fruit Fly Move by California
Sacramento reports Director of Agriculture G H Hecke urged a national program to combat the Mediterranean fruit fly, proposing federal reimbursement for half the labor and materials costs on destroyed crops. Hecke, returning from observation, said eradication may require five years and possible crop destruction while Congress contemplates enabling legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
G. H. Hecke
Florida
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Bauter
Hecke
Secretary of Agriculture
J. M. Hlyde
Congress
Hardison
Santa Paula
Lloyds
Tenner
San Francisco
Carl V. Newman
Los Angeles
Preston McKinney
Pythian Knights Group Sought in Hayward
George J. Glibert district deputy of the Knights of Pythias visited Hayward Monday and sought to form a local K of P organization. Ex-members or anyone interested may contact Box 103 Hayward Review er 2613 Hopkins street Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Glibert
M. A. Samuels
Hayward
Glibert
Knights of Pythias
K. of P
Hopkins Street
Oakland
Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum Project Launches in Hayward
A San Francisco diocese contract launches a $256,000 mausoleum at Holy Sepulchre cemetery rear in Hayward. The building, to cost up to $1,000,000 with future crypts, features a central six story chapel and 360 burial crypts plus four private chapels. Plans call for Italian marble finish, Spanish Gothic design, and eucalyptus views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Sepulchre
Hayward
Niles Road
Edward J. Hanna
San Francisco
J. E Secailey
San Fancisco
Paris
Holy Sepulch
De Molar Chapter Hosts Boating Party at Paradize Cove
Thirty members and friends of the De Molar chapter attended a boating party and dance at Paradize Cove in Marin County Saturday evening. Dancing and gates opened at the pavilion and a supper followed. A Mothers and Sons banquet is planned for Tuesday evening June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Molar Chapter
Paradize Cove
Marin County
Mothers” and Sons
de Molar
Dance by Company F before camp at San Luis Obispo
Preparations are nearly complete for a Saturday night dance at the armory by Company F as its last social affair before heading to camp. Proceeds will fund the company mess, with a menu featuring beef, chicken, frankfurters, ham, cheese, chocolate, vegetables, and fruits as plans for an upcoming field training unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Company F
San Luis Obispo
California
Eward
R. E. Mittelntaedt
Hayward
Mittelstaedt
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