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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
4
An afternoon social at Dania features Mrs. and Mr. presiding with free refreshments. Attendees will enjoy a program and dinner, with plans for a joyful gathering. Swedenborgs and local families are noted. a Wisconsin trip for three weeks is mentioned.
A brief study course on circulation complexities and cream formulas outlines practical steps for better digestion and skin care. It presents basic methods, promotes balanced routines, and suggests practical experiments to understand agents and effects.
A terse report notes a ball beheading a snake in an unusual event. The fragment hints at a bizarre scene but provides limited context, naming only the core occurrence without additional details.
An unclear guide to bidding in auction bridge. The text describes forced bids and general strategy for dealing with weak hands and partner support, noting no trump and emphasis on detailed hand assessment.
Fragmented text discusses walking style and foot placement. It questions whether one walks straight ahead or with toes turned outward and considers natural vs unnatural gait. The source appears garbled and lacks clear event or figures.
Trade note urges readers to consider paper and wallpane r patterns for room appearance. Mentions P. W. Moody Paint and Paper Store at 1033 B Street Hayward and discusses color schemes to influence perceived space and nerve responses.
Firemen from five counties battled a major blaze that scorched more than 25 000 acres in the Stockton area. Two people are reported dead as a district in Coalinga burned amid strong winds. The fire forced evacuations and prompted a large emergency response across nearby counties and towns.
Unclear text outlines invitation for Hayward to enter a horse or contestant at the Salinas California Rodeo. Mentions winners at rodeos across the United States and Canada and a nonprofit group listing Callis as a lecturer. Details are fragmentary and require clarification.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a dog named Queenie with a mischievous companion plucking berries. It mentions in broken form a guardian figure and a quoted remark, but the context and details remain unclear.
Mgr and Mrs Jack Hindrix of Hindrix and Hansen service station plan a two week trip to the Russian river area. They have not vacationed in over four years and will go together. The corner at First and A streets with its flowers will be cared for by A J and Dee in their absence.
Mr and Mrs James A Perrin and daughter Lillian from Hayward depart Saturday for a three month visit to Massachusetts Their route heads east via the story highway toward Sacramento Reno and Chicago with a stop at Niagara Falls en route to view relatives before returning to Hayward in September
A wildfire on Saturday swept five acres in Castro Valley threatening homes along Seaview avenues and Redwood road beyond Procter street. Two Castro Valley firefighters responded to the alarm and fought the blaze, but the fire spread rapidly despite efforts to save nearby houses.
Unclear fragmentary notes describe Epworth group activities with dogs roasted and a night gathering. Mentions of weiners mallows coffee cars and young folk. A trip to San Leandro Kew Place nearby trees around a campfire with tales and songs noted in rough terms.
A garbled report notes Castro Vallan bitten by Deg’ Castro Vallan. Ted Peterson of Castra Aller brought to Besnard Central hospital in the morning for illness. Two days later a person was summoned. Dr. John A. Zeveda examined signs of hydro.
In El Centro on June 14, authorities reported nine Communist leaders faced a criminal syndicalism charge. The case stemmed from alleged agitation of strikes among cantaloupe workers, sabotage encouragement, and soliciting workers to join the Communist organization.
San Francisco furrier Adolph Keefer noticed cranes circling his Redwood City property and learned they carried off goldfish from an outdoor post. The birds vanished, returning with the “stork” and leaving Keefer puzzled.
Judge Jacob Harder Jr. announced the next term schedule for Hayward schools. Grammar schools start August 30, high school term opens August Holder, with additional fall term dates listed for September through January and a mid year vacation period.
Jorgensen, a cashier, undertakes an Eastern trip with stops in Fegara Falls and the Canadian Rockies. She travels with the San Francisco group and returns via Lake Leu and the sea canal, visiting notable locations along the way.
Antone Cambra, longtime community resident, died Thursday at 42 Foothill Boulevard after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were at All Saints' Catholic Church with Rev. Father James Viladomat officiating. He is survived by wife Carrie and four sons Tony, Tonys, Mente, and William. Pallbearers included P. G. Leonard, M. Silveira, J. Olive Silv, and G John Andrade.
Band committeemen select leaders for the July rodeo at Rowell ranch Dublin on the 12th and 13th under band auspices. American Legion band involvement noted with preparations underway for ceremonies and stage program during afternoons.
A set of engrossed certificates titled award of merit were presented at the recent Garden Yard and General Contest. Winners include Mrs. Fam Jar, Horace J. McFarie, and Virginia in various classes, with elation noted by the audience.
Seonis entertains Troop 5 at a community meet where Scoutmaster Elton M. Hoss introduces new member Jam e and Lee and guides discuss building cabins and upcoming activities.
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