Castro Valley Graduation Dawn At School Auditorium
Fifty six? No, thirty six graders from Castro Valley celebrate completion of eight years with diplomas and a class gift in the school auditorium. The ceremony features an orchestra, a playlet The Florist's Shop and speeches by Ruth Dodge Marion Borneman and County Superintendent David E Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Otto Remele
Bernice Martin
Ruth Dodge
Marion Borneman
Beverly Priest
John Beest
Jessie Coates
Herbert Cowles
Howard Ashton
Grace McNutt
David E Martin
E. S. Perry
A. B. Morris
Thirty eight Scouts Head To Camp Dimond
Hayward Boy Scouts from the district prepare to attend the annual camp at Dimond starting June 24 for two weeks. District executive Henry L. Hopkins is stationed at the camp with other troops. The camp will let Scouts apply troop training in practical activities and nearly all local troops are expected to attend.
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Hayward
Dimond
Henry L. Hopkins
Damage Slight in Two Small Blazes
Hayward fire department responded to two small fires within 24 hours. The first burned grass at 626 Third Street, started by Forrest L. Easton, with Mrs. Easton reporting the alarm. minimal damage. The second blaze at 215 Pearce Street started in a smoke house used to cure meat, spreading to a nearby house but halted with damage limited to a few charred boards.
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Hayward
Forrest L. Easton
Third Street
Easton
Senate Passes Farm Relief Bill
The Senate ratified the farm relief bill by a 73 to vote after a day of debate. Democrats and independents protested it would not accomplish desired results, though most would back it. The House stayed in session as the bill moved toward enrollment for sending to the White House before Hoover left office. Five Democrats and three Republicans voted against it, and the plan to debate burnished debt provisions was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valle Vista
State Board of Education
Board of Supervisors
Charles W. Herer
C. O. Axel
Valle
Washington
United Press
Senate
White House
Hoover
House
250 Children to Enter Pet Parade
The Alameda County Farm Products show will feature a pet parade on August 8 with 250 children already signed up. Committee members Mrs. Justine Fischer Gore and Mrs. Katherine Tornberman announced the strong early response, noting many Hayward area children are invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Justine ‘Fischer Gore
Katherine Tornberman
Hayward Land
Vacation Bible School to Open at Presbyterian Church
Hayward children aged 5 to 14 will attend a four week Vacation Bible School at the Presbyterian church starting Monday led by Rev. Charles E. Lukens Jr. The program runs daily except Saturdays and Sundays from 9 to 11:30, featuring Bible stories music memory work and crafts with a self government system and state like student roles.
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Hayward
Presbyterian Church
Lukers
Notice to Studebaker Owners for Auto Repair Service
We are ready to serve you specializing in expert automotive repair for Studebaker cars with five years of experience at Weaver-Wells of Oakland. We call and deliver cars with satisfaction guaranteed. No job too large or too small and repairs offered on flat rate. Contact Alta Vista Garage at Hayward 1502 two miles east on Niles road.
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Studebaker
Weaver-Wells
Oakland
Alta Vista Garage
Niles Road
D. Reehling
N. B
Oro Loma Residents Push Hazel Avenue Completion
Oro Loma district residents pressed for speedier surfacing of Hazel Avenue relief road. At the Oro Loma Improvement Club meeting, secretary Thomas J. Maynard was sent to County Surveyor George Posey to request progress and a remedy after the crew surfaced half the street and left for other work.
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Oro Loma
Hazel Avenue
Oro Lomans
John T. Edner
County Road
Marnard
Poser
Disabled American Veterans Meet In Hayward Chapter
Members of the newly organized Hayward chapter No. 34 of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War will meet at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters next Wednesday night to transact regular business. Mallory Cravenated Felts are in, with new straw hats in vivid colors on display at Felly Dros, 971 B Street, Hayward. Weber’s Drug Store advertises Father’s Day gifts.
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A. Kruse
George G. Vinton
Castro Street
Federated Clubs
George A. Walter
Hayward
Chamber of Commerce Headquarties
B Street
Weber
Sagres Ff
Card of Thanks for Homicide? No. Husband and Father Obituary Note
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindnesses at the death and burial of a husband and father. Special thanks to Mrs. Vesta White and W. T. Purnell for singing at the funeral and to those who sent flowers and conveyed sympathy. Mes. Sturalo f and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta White
W. T. Purnell
Sturalo
Father’s Day Gift Suggestions From the Hexall Deng Store
A chaotic note promotes Father’s Day gifts with garbled phrases and brand mentions. It suggests honoring fathers Sunday with items from the Hexall Deng Store and mentions vendors like Harwert obat, though many words are misspelled or unclear.
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Jane
Flag Day program honors Indian War veteran and inspires veterans
Hayward Veterans Luncheon Club at the American Legion hall entertained a large gathering with remarks on the flag’s origins, colors, and national ideals. Walter Trobee presided, welcomed three new members, and shared an essay by a Japanese citizen. Richard H. Benson recounted frontier experiences and a flag made by his mother in 1850. Leo Breggier discussed aviation’s future, predicting multi-engine engines and diesel-like steam engines. The event highlighted patriotism and frontier history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
American Legion
Walter Trobee
Richard H. Benson
Parowap
Utah
Parowan
Leo Breggier
Oakland
Trobee
Lincoln
Dixon
Naval Aviation
Charles Stevens
Army Medical Corps
Sig Lorenzen
Trober
Harry Bradford
Art Phillips
William McKinley
Fort Stanwix
Rome
New York
Oriskany
Congress
Ed Rue
Don Leidig
American National Building Association Opens Hayward Agency
The American National Building Association opens an agency in Hayward at Castro and C streets, part of a statewide expansion to 40 50 communities. The firm offers $5 000 000 in guaranteed capital shares and requires agencies to invest at least 35000 in capital shares. Board members include J C Berendsen C W Brinstad I Sherman ski Charles F Runyon M C C Van Loben Sels C L Traver and Ti L Patterson.
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Land Loan Association
Hayward
Raios Bros., Inc
Castro and
C Streets
American National
Crocker
San Francisco
F .P. Ramos
Ramos Bros. Inec
J. C. Berendsen
Hing & Landt, Inc
Comapan
Hinz & Landt of
Los Angeles
C. W. Brinstad
Northern California Baptist Conference
Baptist Divinity School of Berkeley
University of Redlands
National Board of Missionary Co-operation
I. Shermanski
Eastern Outfitting Company
Charles F. Runyon
Bank of Mill Vallet
Goodyear Rubber Company of
California
M. C. C. van Loben Sels
Sacramento
C. L. Traver
Commercial National Bank of
Alameda
Central
Ain‘Rieda
Ti. L. Patterson
Taft
Kern County
Barbecue Picnic By Alameda Hayward Elks Sunday
A barbecue and picnic is planned for Alameda and Hayward Elks at Ramona Park near San Ramon. Victor La Grave promises meat cooked to perfection while Bert Bedford and Andrew Gin host Hayward members of the Alameda group. Elks may bring guests and games are planned with a promised two good times for all attendees.
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Alameda and Hayward
Elks
Ramona Park
Sen Ramon
Victor la Grave
Bert Bedford
Andrew Gin
Hayward
Alameda Fudge
Twent y-Thirty Club nominates new officers
The Twenty Third Twenty Club meeting nominated Howard Irish for president and a full slate for six month terms. Officers elected include Dale Simpson vice president Clyde Engelund vice president Tonid Watrous secretary John Marcin i treasurer Fred Behringer sergeant at arms Kenneth Fry Al Frager and E Guy Warren as directors. A barbecue titled the elephant stampede to the erness will be held at Warren's creek near Fifth streets with plans for prizes and entertainment. A swimming pool committee led by John Mancini will arrange a visit to Richmond and a post is planned for a public diploma by Postmaster Harry Bradford.
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Howard ‘Irish
Dale Simpson
Clyde Engelund
Tonid Watrous
John Marcini
Fred Behringer
Kenneth Fry
al Frager
E. Guy Warren
Hallywood
Gene Collins
Victiim
Erness
Warren’s Creek
Warren's Beach
San Leandro Creek
Fifth Streets
Guy W
Don Kuhwarth
Joe Godell
Martinez Twin-Thirty
Donworth
Jot Scribner
Bert Stephens
Bert
Guy
San Francisco
Harry Bradford
Serge ‘Nc
John Mancini
Richmond
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Givennto State Capitol
Miss Woodcock
Crown Hill Memorial
Federated Improvement |Erms
Edwin Markham School
State
County Boards of Health
Crown Hill
Health Boards
Chrysler
Ales & Gace” Bros
Ervice
Vacation Bible
ORO
D. A. V. Untt
American National Building & Association
Ramos Bros
Who’s Who
Crocker Bidg
Patterson
R. R. Patterson, Inc
Insunrance
Valley Investment Company
California Development Association
California Association of Insurance Agents
M. Franck
Sweetwood
14Th St
San Lorenzo Junction
CLUB
Howard Irish
Kelly Bros
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