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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
3
Petaluma poultrymen report over 9.5 million baby chicks shipped from January to May 1930, a near three million rise from 1929 and a record compared with 1928. Including mail shipments, more than 11 million chicks left hatcheries for stock ranches nationwide.
The Medford Mail Tribune cites F. E. Bailey arguing that an ordinary girl with poise and charm can marry better than flashy beauties. In Smart Set, he contends successful husbands value character, culture, and emotional warmth over mere looks, noting social leadership and refined homes as attractors.
The Rev. Joseph A. Ten Broeck, vicar of Trinity church, marked 35 years since his ordination in 1885. His ministry spans missions in Minnesota Michigan Illinois and Oregon, with leadership roles in the national church and field secretary duties in New York.
The Lions club held a meeting on the Lion ship voyage of past year leadership. Rev. Richard Day accepted the gavel as vice president. The retiring president Mr. Sims was praised for dignity and inspiration. A mantel clock was presented to Mr. Sims as a token of appreciation and Raulino’s Troubadours provided music for dancing.
Oakland news reports a county wide clean up fix up and paint up campaign approved by the board of supervisors. William J. Hamilton will appoint a 150 member committee to coordinate efforts with all municipalities. The drive aims to relieve business unemployment and enhance scenic beauty across the county.
The town of Hayward debates who should bury a dead dog struck on Castro Street. Traffic Officer Walter Alves volunteers to perform the task after no one else steps forward, highlighting a new mock city office of official burner of dead dogs. The dog remains unburied as the afternoon ends.
Three Hayward veterans groups announce meetings this week. United Veterans of the Republic starts at 3 PM Tuesday at the American Legion hall for officer elections and charter presentation. The Hayward chapter of the Disabled American Veterans meets Wednesday at the justice court with a women’s auxiliary, with twenty or more women enrolled. The American Legion meets on Thursday evening for its second June gathering. Also noted, Monte Navwara visitor Henry Sweet, former Review staffer and San Francisco Examiner correspondent, discussed the Lucich murder case in Marin County and found M. G. Sturtevant’s body. In Hungary, Anna Soreino hanged herself after discovering her lover’s marriage plans to another girl.
Gubernatorial bid of Mayor James Rolph Jr. gains traction in the northern Sacramento valley around Radding and Red Bluff. Supervisor Charles W. Hyer reported to John T. Edner, campaign manager for Alameda County, that support is solid.
The passage records John’s weekend return and Supervisor Heyer’s departure for Yosemite to attend a State Supervisors meeting. It notes Edper receiving reports of Rolph support in Los Angeles via Norman Parks, editor of the Township Register in Niles, and Edner planning to visit Livermore to work for Mayor Rolph. A letter from Dr. Francis B. Harding of Oakland mentions Ralph as the preferred candidate and hints at ongoing political sentiment.
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