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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
2
The National Tuberculosis Association reports a rising death rate among girls aged 14 to 19, now twice that of boys. Causes include cigarette use, late hours, and especially poor nutrition from fad dieting to achieve a boyish figure, with calls for fashion industry involvement to promote healthier images.
Roger Babson reports the Babson statistical organization spent 3000 on a half hour radio program and another 3000 on newspaper ads in five cities. The radio produced 14 inquiries and two orders while the newspaper ads generated about 4000 inquiries. Babson calculates radio replies at 166.66 each and newspaper replies at 0.75 each.
Crowds filled All Saints Catholic Church for the 8:30 mass as the first communion class received the sacrament. Girls in white dresses and veils and boys in dark suits marched to decorated altars while the girls choir led hymns. Father P. Stuck spoke on living a worthy life, and a breakfast and pictures followed at Mission Hall with Sisters of the Holy Family coordinating.
Miss Helen Costa enjoys a two week Los Angeles vacation while Principal Robert M. Reid and Mrs. Reid plan a summer at Stanford. Evelyn Garcia heads to Los Angeles for the season. Mrs. Soules of Sacramento visits Mrs. E. T. Kussinal. The Scoonovers plan a Phoenix trip. Vosburgs attend the Shriners’ convention. the Cullens move to a new home. Shriners and family reunions are noted along with a Bret Harte school party and a piano recital at Ruth Rogers’ home.
Mrs Christine Rackle and her daughters Miss Louise and Miss Christine Rackle left for a two week vacation at Lake Tahoe. Hayward’s Shrine National convention delegation reports an enjoyable session with several days of events. Leo Hogrefe and others joined the Ashmes temple drill team in Oakland. Rabines temple ambassador Hans Wejby helped greet eastern Shriners arriving for the convention. The Business and Professional Women’s Club will meet June 12 at 7:00 PM with hostesses Mrs Agnes Allen Mrs Lily Carter and Mrs Lucille Edwards coordinating refreshments. President Mrs Minnie Seaver will preside.
A local notice lists many names followed by a cafe notice. It states Saturday nights offer limited service under fifty cents with an invitation to dine and dance at the Pig and Chicken Dining Room and to call via Hayward phone.
Members of the Alameda county goiture of the Forty and Eight society held a regular meeting at the Legion hall and planned attendance at a wreck event in Santa Cruz. The note includes floristry service offerings and contact lines for M Franck at Phore Sweetwood 9636 K 14th St San Lorenzo.
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