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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
6
Continued from page one the list names a chairman Mrs Hosenberg secretary treasurer Mrs Lawrence Moli and Mrs P H Hoare indicating a club or committee roster creation or update with female officers and organizers.
A long readable roster lists chairmen and secretaries for fair stalls including Cakes Pies Candy Tea cream and soda Delicatessen Fish pond White Elephant and other booths with names of the various Mrs. and Miss organizers. The item reads like a civic society notice naming many local women by name and role.
Mrs Macy Clerke of 2-4 Creek Food hosts daily demonstrations at Our Place on B 2eL this week. Phil Marhew announces. Demonstrations cover foods produced at the Battle Creek sanitarium for over fifty years. Expert guidance without surge will be offered. Mrs Clerke specializes in child nutrition.
Following their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Fernandes honeymoon in southern California after a ceremony at All Saints Catholic Church attended by a large guest list led by Beatrice Couto. The item also lists showers, visits, trips, and social gatherings involving local residents and families in Hayward during the week.
Dr. George Alvin Gillespie, a drugless physician and chiropractor, opens in rooms 211-12 Shafer Building at Castro and B streets Hayward. He says he has practiced in San Francisco with his father since 1926 and is the youngest in the state with both medical and chiropractic drugless licenses. His offices promise expanded services including diathermy high frequency currents sinusoidal galvanism Westinghouse sunshine lamps heat therapy internal baths and weight reduction.
A free training program for young men to gain employment with the Chevrolet organization opens 7 PM Wednesday at the Ogaard garage on Castro street. W H Grover of the Oakland Chevrolet branch will teach the course and those who graduate credibly are assured of positions.
Charles B. Hall of Oakland, who led the $20,000 San Leandro community chest drive as secretary-manager of the Chamber of Commerce, will assume duties about July 1, succeeding Ralph Church who remains in business.
Nineteen professors led by Lin Feng mien of the National Arts Institute of China will arrive in Japan late in July to exhibit works at the Fine Arts Institute of Tokyo prefecture. A Japanese member, K Saito, will join the party.
Explosion ends man’s life as he swallows dynamite to escape debts. Neighbors find Joseph Szigeti 64 after fuse ignited by the doomed act. Equine tragedy follows in Santa Barbara as a horse named TM dies from acute colic after a horse’s ailment.
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